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one
hand,
then
the
rear
wire,
Item
No.
1,
with
the
other
hand,
unhook
and
lift
up,
pulling
the
grass
bag
opening
off
of
the
grass
chute.
4.
To
empty
the
grass
bag,
grasp
the
bag
with
one
hand
and
pull
off
the
slider,
Item
No.
22,
with
the
other
hand.
5.
Replace
the
grass
bag,
re-fold
the
rear
of
the
bag
and
replace
slider
before
starting
engine.
See
the
illustration
on
page
6.
GENERAL
1.
SNAPPER
V211
will
cut
either
forward
or
backĀ¬
ward.
However,
due
to
the
set
of
the
blade,
slightly
less
power
is
required
for
forward
cutting
than
for
reverse
cutting.
2.
To
turn
at
end
of
row,
push
down
on
handle
bars
to
raise
front
wheels
off
of
the
lawn.
This
permits
turning
on
the
back
wheels
only
and
saves
scufĀ¬
fing
the
lawn.
3.
For
cutting
on
slopes,
it
is
usually
best
to
move
side
to
side
only
ā€”
not
up
and
down
hill.
4.
When
vacuuming
a
paved
walk
or
driveway,
first
lower
deck
to
lowest
position.
It
is
then
best
to
run
the
V211
forward
along
the
extreme
left
hand
side
of
the
area
to
be
cleaned.
This
will
pick
up
some
litter
and
windrow
some
litter
to
the
right
of
the
first
swath.
MAINTENANCE
GENERAL
1.
Refer
to
engine
manual
furnished
with
this
packet
of
instructions,
to
oil,
fuel,
and
maintain
the
enĀ¬
gine
properly.
2.
Never
place
mower
on
its
left
hand
side
with
spark
plug
pointed
downward
as
this
will
allow
the
enĀ¬
gine
oil
to
run
out
through
the
valve
tappet
vent.
If
left
too
long,
oil
could
also
leak
past
the
piston
into
the
cylinder.
3.
Have
your
mower
inspected
and
serviced
each
year
an
authorized
Snapper
dealer.
Determine
if
any
additional
devices
are
available
which
might
upgrade
the
safety
of
your
mower.
4.
Factory
specified
Snapper
replacement
parts
must
be
used
to
assure
maximum
protection
against
injury.
5.
To
prolong
the
life
and
usefulness
of
your
mower,
it
is
a
good
practice
to
wash
out
all
of
the
grass
that
may
be
sticking
to
the
underside
of
the
deck.
LUBRICATION
1.
Change
oil
as
specified
in
engine
manual.
2.
Occasionally
put
a
few
drops
of
oil
on
all
move-
able
parts.
3.
The
ball
bearing
wheels
have
been
factory
greased
and
should
not
be
greased
unless
removed.
OPTIONAL
ACCESSORIES
The
optional
accessories
listed
below
are
available
from
your
Snapper
dealer.
These
kits
will
add
to
your
convenience
and
extend
the
use
of
the
product.
Any
of
these
kits
may
be
installed
in
less
than
ten
minutes
using
standard
household
tools.
1.
SIDE
CHUTE
KIT
6-0257
(for
VI81
series);
6-0258
(for
V211
series).
This
kit
consists
of
a
metal
chute
and
fasteners
to
permit
conversion
of
the
mower
to
side
discharge
operation.
2.
ZIP
KIT
6-0254.
This
kit
consists
of
a
plastic
coated
metal
hoop
which
may
be
installed
on
the
rear
end
of
the
grass
bag.
Its
purpose
is
to
permit
fast
transĀ¬
fer
of
the
clippings
directly
into
a
standard
disĀ¬
posable
trash
bag.
3.
SNAPPERIZER
KIT
6-0255
(for
V211
series
only).
This
kit
consists
of
an
expanded
metal
shredder
plate,
a
bottom
plate,
and
attaching
hardware.
Its
purpose
is
to
convert
the
mower
into
an
outdoor
vacuum
and
leaf
shredder.
4.
GRASS
BAG
KIT
6-0248
(for
SV211
series)
and
6-0259
(for
SV181
series).
This
kit
consists
of
a
grass
bag,
roll
bar,
plastic
chute,
and
fasteners
to
permit
conversion
of
the
mower
to
grass
bagging
operation.
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