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SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE One of the best ways to keep your tractor running efficiently and to reduce fire risk is to regularly remove debris buildup from the tractor. Follow the recommendations below and contact your authorized dealer with any questions. • Allow the tractor to cool at least five minutes in an open area before cleaning. NOTE: Using a pressure washer or garden hose is not recommended for cleaning your tractor other than to clean the underside of the deck. It may cause damage to electrical components, spindles, pulleys, bearings or the engine. The use of water will result in shortened life and reduce serviceability. • Clean under the hood, including exhaust manifold, around fuses, all wiring and harnesses, muffler pipe, muffler shield, engine intake screens and cooling fins, etc. See Figure 31. • Clean around and near the transmission, axle and the fan area. See Figure 33. Wheel Not Shown For Clarity Figure 31 • Clean the top of the tractor deck, under the spindle covers and belt area. See Figure 32. Figure 32 Figure 33 • Debris can accumulate anywhere on the tractor, especially on horizontal surfaces. Additional cleaning may be necessary when mowing in dry conditions or when mulching. • Fuel leaks/spills, oil leaks/spills and excess lubrication can also become collection sites for debris. Immediate repair and cleaning up oil or fuel spills can help reduce fire hazards. • In addition to cleaning the tractor before operating and storing, do not attempt to mow unusually tall grass, 10" (25 cm) or higher, dry grass (e.g., pasture) or piles of dry leaves. Dry grass or leaves may contact the engine exhaust and/or build up on the tractor deck presenting a potential fire hazard. STORING THE TRACTOR • Allow the tractor to cool at least five minutes in an open area before storing. • Do not park the tractor near any flammable materials (wood, cloth or chemicals) or any open flames or other potential source of ignition (furnace, water heater or any other type of heater). • Remove all combustible materials from the tractor before storing. Empty cargo boxes, grass catchers or containers. • Always shut off fuel flow when storing or transporting if tractor is equipped with a fuel shutoff. • Check the fuel system (lines, tank, cap and fittings) frequently for cracks or leaks. Repair and clean as necessary. Maintenance ENGINE WARNING Allow machine to cool in an open area for at least five minutes before storing or refueling. Refer to the Engine Operator's Manual for all engine issues and questions. 26

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SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
•
Clean around and near the transmission, axle and the fan
area. See Figure 33.
Wheel Not Shown For Clarity
Figure 33
•
Debris can accumulate anywhere on the tractor, especially
on horizontal surfaces. Additional cleaning may be necessary
when mowing in dry conditions or when mulching.
•
Fuel leaks/spills, oil leaks/spills and excess lubrication can
also become collection sites for debris. Immediate repair and
cleaning up oil or fuel spills can help reduce fire hazards.
•
In addition to cleaning the tractor before operating and
storing, do not attempt to mow unusually tall grass, 10”
(25 cm) or higher, dry grass (e.g., pasture) or piles of dry
leaves. Dry grass or leaves may contact the engine exhaust
and/or build up on the tractor deck presenting a potential
fire hazard.
STORING THE TRACTOR
•
Allow the tractor to cool at least five minutes in an open area
before storing.
•
Do not park the tractor near any flammable materials (wood,
cloth or chemicals) or any open flames or other potential
source of ignition (furnace, water heater or any other type
of heater).
•
Remove all combustible materials from the tractor before
storing. Empty cargo boxes, grass catchers or containers.
•
Always shut off fuel flow when storing or transporting if
tractor is equipped with a fuel shutoff.
•
Check the fuel system (lines, tank, cap and fittings)
frequently for cracks or leaks. Repair and clean as necessary.
Maintenance
ENGINE
WARNING
Allow machine to cool in an open area for at least five
minutes before storing or refueling.
Refer to the Engine Operator’s Manual for all engine issues
and questions.
One of the best ways to keep your tractor running efficiently and
to reduce fire risk is to regularly remove debris buildup from the
tractor. Follow the recommendations below and contact your
authorized dealer with any questions.
•
Allow the tractor to cool at least five minutes in an open area
before cleaning.
NOTE:
Using a pressure washer or garden hose is not
recommended for cleaning your tractor other than to clean
the underside of the deck. It may cause damage to electrical
components, spindles, pulleys, bearings or the engine. The use of
water will result in shortened life and reduce serviceability.
•
Clean under the hood, including exhaust manifold, around
fuses, all wiring and harnesses, muffler pipe, muffler shield,
engine intake screens and cooling fins, etc. See Figure 31.
Figure 31
•
Clean the top of the tractor deck, under the spindle covers
and belt area. See Figure 32.
Figure 32