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14.8 Fuel cock
The flow of fuel in the fuel line is enabled
or interrupted by opening or closing the
fuel cock.
The fuel cock is located on the left under
the fuel tank.
● Stop the engine. (Ö 12.3)
● Engage the parking brake. (Ö 8.12)
The fuel cock (1) is opened and closed by
turning the control valve (2).
14.9 Tyre pressure
Remove the cap from valve (1).
● Inflate the tyres to the following tyre
pressures using a suitable air pump
with pressure gauge.
Front tyres:
0,8 - 1,0 bar
Rear tyres:
0,6 - 0,8 bar
14.10 Changing the wheels
In the case of damage (holes, cracks, cuts,
etc.) to the wheels, remove the damaged
wheel and take it to a specialised dealer.
Lifting and supporting the machine:
● Park the machine on firm and level
ground and secure it against rolling
away.
● Stop the engine. (Ö 12.3)
● Engage the parking brake. (Ö 8.12)
● Remove the ignition key and keep it in a
safe place.
Correct tyre pressure is an
important prerequisite for alignment
of the mowing deck and
consequently for achieving a clean
cutting pattern.
Moreover, the turf may be damaged
by the tyre studs in the case of
excessively high tyre pressure.
Risk of injury!
Bear in mind the weight of the
machine when lifting it (see section
"Technical specifications"). (Ö 21.)
If necessary, raise the machine with
the help of a second person or
using a jack (not included in the
standard equipment).
Secure the machine against rolling
away before lifting.
The brake only acts on the rear
wheels. Secure the machine
against rolling away when lifting the
rear axle.
Avoid damage to the machine!
When supporting, ensure that only
the axle or the rear panel of the
machine contacts the trailer
coupling.
Only lift the machine at suitable
components (e.g. frame, rims,
axle). Never lift or support the
machine at plastic parts.
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