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4. Install the anti-scalp roller, the bolt, the washer, and the nut in the correct position. 5. Adjust all anti-scalp rollers and install them in the same procedure. Engine To lubricate the engine Only use high quality detergent oil rated with API service classification SJ-SN. The oil's SAE viscosity grade refers to the correct temperature for operation. F -20 C -30 5W-30 SAE 30 0 -20 30 -10 32 40 60 0 10 80 100 20 30 40 5. Put the dipstick into the oil fill tube. Make sure that the oil fill cap is fully tightened. Note: To replace the engine oil, Refer to To replace the engine oil on page 27. To replace the engine oil If the engine is cold, start the engine for 1-2 minutes before you drain the engine oil. This makes the engine oil warm and faster to drain. WARNING: Do not operate the engine for more than 1-2 minutes before you drain the engine oil. The engine oil becomes very hot and can cause burn injuries. Let the engine become cool before you drain the engine oil. Note: Multi-viscosity oils (5W30, 10W30, and so on) help the engine start easily in cold weather but causes increased oil use when used in temperatures above 32°F/0°C. Do a check of your engine oil level frequently to prevent possible engine damage caused by low oil level. • Change the oil after intervals of 50 hours of operation. If the product is not used for 50 hours in a year, change the oil at a minimum of 1 time a year. • Do a check of the crankcase oil level before you start the engine and after each eight (8) hours of operation. • Tighten the oil fill cap/dipstick each time you do a check of the oil level. To do a check of the engine oil level The engine in the product is filled with engine oil for ambient temperatures of more than 32° F (0° C). For operation in ambient temperatures of less than 32° F (0° C), use the correct engine oil to make the product easier to start. Refer to Technical data on page 35. 1. Park the product in level ground. 2. Remove the oil fill cap and dipstick and clean it with a cloth. 3. Put the dipstick into the oil fill tube. Do not turn the oil fill cap onto the oil fill tube. 4. Remove the dipstick. Use the gauge on the dipstick to examine the engine oil level. If necessary, fill engine oil until the mark "FULL" on the dipstick is reached. Do not fill too much engine oil. ADD FULL CAUTION - DO 01341 WARNING: Use protective gloves. If you spill engine oil on your body, clean with soap and water. 1. Put the product on a level surface and stop the product. Refer to To stop the product on page 14. 2. Remove all dirt around the oil tank cap. 3. Remove the oil tank cap and dipstick. 4. Remove the yellow cap (A) from the oil drain valve (B). B C A 5. Install the oil drain tube (C) to the oil drain valve. 6. Put a container below the engine to collect the engine oil and put the other end of the oil drain tube into the container. 7. Push in and turn the oil drain valve counterclockwise to unlock it. 8. Pull out on the drain valve to open it. 9. Let the engine oil drain into the container. 10. Push in and turn the oil drain valve clockwise to close and lock it. 1958 - 002 - 12.10.2022 27

Section	Page
Contents	2
Introduction	2
Pre-delivery inspection and product numbers	2
Product description	2
Intended use	2
Support / Help	2
Product overview	3
Symbols on the product	3
Hour meter	5
Product liability	5
Safety	5
Safety definitions	5
Safe Operation Practices for Ride-On Mowers	6
Safety instructions for operation	7
Personal protective equipment	7
Safety devices on the product	7
To do a check of the operator presence control (OPC)	7
To do a check of the reverse operation system (ROS)	7
To do a check of the brake	8
Parking brake	8
Muffler	8
To do a check of the muffler	8
To cut grass on slopes	8
Fuel safety	9
Battery safety	9
Transport safety	9
Safety instructions for maintenance	9
Assembly	10
Introduction	10
To remove the product from the carton	10
Assembly tools	10
Loose parts that need assembly	10
To install the lower cover	10
To adjust the seat	11
To connect the battery	11
To move the product off the skid	11
To do a check after the assembly	12
Operation	12
Introduction	12
To fill fuel	12
To start the product	12
To do before you start the product	12
To start a warm engine	12
To start a cold engine	13
To start the engine when the battery is weak	13
To remove the jumper cables	13
To set the cutting deck in transport position or mow position	14
To set the cutting height	14
To move forward and rearward	14
To engage and disengage the parking brake	14
To stop the product	14
To use the throttle control	15
To use the choke control	15
To use the cruise control	15
To use the headlight	15
To use the reverse operation system (ROS)	16
To engage and disengage the cutting deck	16
To get a good cutting result	16
To put the product in freewheel mode	17
To install the mulch plug (accessory)	17
To install the rear discharge deflector (accessory)	17
To install the grass catcher (accessory)	17
Maintenance	17
Introduction	17
Maintenance schedule	18
Lubrication schedule	19
Tractor	20
To clean the product	20
To use the deck washout port	20
To adjust the throttle control cable	21
To examine the interlocks and the relays	21
To replace the headlight bulb	21
To repair the tires	21
To do a check of the tires	21
To examine the V-belts	21
To do maintenance on the transaxle cooling fan	21
To examine the transaxle pump fluid	22
To adjust the front wheel toe-in and camber	22
To replace the fuse	22
To remove and install the engine cover and the grill assembly	22
To replace the drive belt	22
Battery	22
To clean the battery and the terminals	22
To replace the battery	23
To connect the jumper cables	23
To remove the jumper cables	23
Cutting deck	24
To remove and install the cutting deck	24
To adjust the parallelism of the cutting deck	24
To do a visual side to side adjustment of the cutting deck	24
To do a precision side to side adjustment of the cutting deck	24
To do front to rear adjustment of the cutting deck	25
To replace the blades	25
To remove the drive belt for the cutting deck	26
To install the drive belt for the cutting deck	26
To adjust the anti-scalp rollers	26
Engine	27
To lubricate the engine	27
To do a check of the engine oil level	27
To replace the engine oil	27
To replace the engine oil filter	28
To clean the air filter	28
To clean the air screen	28
To do maintenance on the engine cooling system	28
To replace the spark plugs	28
To replace the in-line fuel filter	28
To remove the air from the transmission	28
Troubleshooting	29
Transportation, storage and disposal	34
Transportation	34
Tow safety	34
Storage	34
Disposal	35
Technical data	35
Service	36
Service	36
Contenido	37
Introducción	37
Inspección previa a la entrega y números de producto	37
Descripción del producto	37
Uso previsto	37
Soporte/ayuda	37
Descripción general del producto	38
Símbolos en el producto	38
Medidor de horas	40
Responsabilidad del fabricante	40
Seguridad	40
Definiciones de seguridad	40
Prácticas de uso seguro para cortacésped	41
Instrucciones de seguridad para el funcionamiento	42
Equipo de protección personal	42
Dispositivos de seguridad en el producto	42
Para verificar el control de presencia del operador (OPC)	43
Para verificar el sistema de funcionamiento en reversa (ROS)	43
Para comprobar el freno	43
Freno de estacionamiento	43
Silenciador	43
Para revisar el silenciador	43
Para cortar césped en pendientes	43
Seguridad de combustible	44
Seguridad de la batería	45
Seguridad del transporte	45
Instrucciones de seguridad para el mantenimiento	45
Montaje	46
Introducción	46
Para extraer el producto de la caja de cartón	46
Herramientas de montaje	46
Piezas sueltas que necesitan montaje	46
Para instalar la cubierta inferior	46
Para ajustar el asiento	46
Para conectar la batería	47
Para retirar el producto de la plancha	47
Para comprobar el montaje	47
Funcionamiento	48
Introducción	48
Para agregar combustible	48
Para poner en marcha el producto	48
Antes de arrancar el producto	48
Para arrancar un motor caliente	48
Para arrancar un motor frío	49
Para arrancar el motor cuando la batería tiene poca carga	49
Para retirar los cables de puente	49
Para colocar el equipo de corte en la posición de transporte o posición de corte	50
Ajuste de la altura de corte	50
Para mover hacia delante y hacia atrás	50
Para acoplar y desacoplar el freno de estacionamiento	50
Para detener el producto	51
Para utilizar el control del acelerador	51
Para utilizar el estrangulador	51
Para utilizar el control de crucero	51
Para usar el faro delantero	52
Para utilizar el sistema de funcionamiento en reversa (ROS)	52
Para acoplar y desacoplar el equipo de corte	52
Para conseguir un buen resultado de corte	52
Para poner el producto en modo de rueda libre	53
Para instalar el tapón de mantillo (accesorio)	53
Para instalar el deflector de descarga trasero (accesorio)	53
Para instalar el recogedor de césped (accesorio)	53
Mantenimiento	54
Introducción	54
Programa de mantenimiento	54
Programa de lubricación	55
Tractor	56
Para limpiar el producto	56
Para utilizar el puerto de lavado del equipo	56
Para ajustar el cable del acelerador	57
Para revisar los enclavamientos y los relés	57
Para reemplazar la bombilla del faro	57
Para reparar los neumáticos	57
Para comprobar los neumáticos	57
Para examinar las correas en V	57
Para realizar mantenimiento en el ventilador de refrigeración del transeje.	58
Para examinar el líquido de la bomba del transeje	58
Para ajustar la convergencia y la inclinación de la rueda delantera	58
Para reemplazar el fusible	58
Para quitar e instalar la cubierta del motor y el conjunto de parrilla	58
Para reemplazar la correa de transmisión	58
Batería	59
Para limpiar la batería y los terminales	59
Para reemplazar la batería	59
Para conectar los cables de puente	60
Para retirar los cables de puente	60
Equipo de corte	60
Para quitar e instalar el equipo de corte	60
Para ajustar el paralelismo del equipo de corte	61
Para realizar un ajuste visual de lado a lado del equipo de corte	61
Para realizar un ajuste preciso de lado a lado del equipo de corte	61
Para realizar el ajuste de adelante hacia atrás del equipo de corte	62
Para sustituir las hojas	62
Para retirar la correa de transmisión del equipo de corte	63
Para instalar la correa de transmisión del equipo de corte	63
Para ajustar las ruedas de apoyo	63
Motor	64
Para lubricar el motor	64
Para revisar el nivel de aceite del motor	64
Para cambiar el aceite del motor:	64
Para reemplazar el filtro de aceite del motor	65
Para limpiar el filtro de aire	65
Para limpiar la pantalla de aire	65
Para realizar mantenimiento en el sistema refrigerante del motor	65
Para reemplazar las bujías	66
Para reemplazar el filtro de combustible en línea	66
Para extraer el producto desde la transmisión	66
Solución de problemas	67
Transporte, almacenamiento y eliminación de residuos	73
Transporte	73
Seguridad de remolque	73
Almacenamiento	73
Eliminación	74
Datos técnicos	74
Servicio	75

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Install the anti-scalp roller, the bolt, the washer,

and the nut in the correct position.

Adjust all anti-scalp rollers and install them in the

same procedure.

Engine

To lubricate the engine

Only use high quality detergent oil rated with API

service classification SJ-SN. The oil’s SAE viscosity

grade refers to the correct temperature for operation.

-20

100

-30

-20

-10

5W-30

SAE 30

Note:

Multi-viscosity oils (5W30, 10W30, and so

on) help the engine start easily in cold weather but

causes increased oil use when used in temperatures

above 32°F/0°C. Do a check of your engine oil

level frequently to prevent possible engine damage

caused by low oil level.

•

Change the oil after intervals of 50 hours of

operation. If the product is not used for 50 hours

in a year, change the oil at a minimum of 1 time a

year.

•

Do a check of the crankcase oil level before you

start the engine and after each eight (8) hours of

operation.

•

Tighten the oil fill cap/dipstick each time you do a

check of the oil level.

To do a check of the engine oil level

The engine in the product is filled with engine oil for

ambient temperatures of more than 32° F (0° C). For

operation in ambient temperatures of less than 32° F

(0° C), use the correct engine oil to make the product

easier to start. Refer to

Technical data on page 35

Park the product in level ground.

Remove the oil fill cap and dipstick and clean it

with a cloth.

Put the dipstick into the oil fill tube. Do not turn

the oil fill cap onto the oil fill tube.

Remove the dipstick. Use the gauge on the

dipstick to examine the engine oil level. If

necessary, fill engine oil until the mark “FULL”

on the dipstick is reached. Do not fill too much

engine oil.

ADD

FULL

CAUTION - DO

01341

Put the dipstick into the oil fill tube. Make sure

that the oil fill cap is fully tightened.

Note:

To replace the engine oil, Refer to

replace the engine oil on page 27

To replace the engine oil

If the engine is cold, start the engine for 1–2 minutes

before you drain the engine oil. This makes the

engine oil warm and faster to drain.

WARNING:

Do not operate the

engine for more than 1–2 minutes before

you drain the engine oil. The engine oil

becomes very hot and can cause burn

injuries. Let the engine become cool

before you drain the engine oil.

WARNING:

Use protective gloves.

If you spill engine oil on your body, clean

with soap and water.

Put the product on a level surface and stop the

product. Refer to

To stop the product on page

Remove all dirt around the oil tank cap.

Remove the oil tank cap and dipstick.

Remove the yellow cap (A) from the oil drain

valve (B).

Install the oil drain tube (C) to the oil drain valve.

Put a container below the engine to collect the

engine oil and put the other end of the oil drain

tube into the container.

Push in and turn the oil drain valve

counterclockwise to unlock it.

Pull out on the drain valve to open it.

Let the engine oil drain into the container.

10. Push in and turn the oil drain valve clockwise to

close and lock it.

1958 - 002 - 12.10.2022