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8. POST-SEASONAL MAINTENANCE, PUTTING THE MACHINE OUT
OF OPERATION
After the end of the season or if you will not be using your riding mower for more than 30 days, make
sure to prepare your machine for storage as soon as possible. If fuel remains in the petrol tank without
movement for more than 30 days, a sticky deposit may form, which can have a negative effect on the
carburettor and cause poor engine operation. For this reason empty the petrol tank.
Never store the riding mower with a full petrol tank inside of buildings or poorly
ventilated areas, where there are fuel vapours, open flames, sparking or lighting
flames, furnaces, central heating, dry rags, etc. Handle fuels and lubricants with
care, they are highly flammable and careless handling may lead to serious burns
or damage to property.
Only empty the petrol tank into approved containers outdoors away from open
flames.
Recommended procedure for preparing the riding mower for storage:
Thoroughly clean the entire machine, especially inside the mowing deck
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Never use petrol for cleaning. Use degreasing agents and warm water.
} Repair and paint dinted places to prevent corrosion from occurring.
} Replace faulty or worn out parts and tighten all loose nuts and bolts.
} Prepare the engine for storage according to the user's manual for the operation and maintenance of
the engine.
} Lubricate all lubrication locations according to the lubrication diagram (
} Release the V-belt driving the mowing deck (
} Take out the battery, clean it, fill it up with distilled water all the way to the bottom parts of the rings
of the filling openings and charge fully. A battery that is not charged may freeze and crack. Store the
battery in a cool, dry location, as necessary. Charge the battery every 30 days and regularly check its
voltage.
} Store the riding mower covered in a clean and dry environment.
The best way to ensure the riding mower's ideal operating condition for the next season is
to have it inspected and tuned at an authorised service centre every year.
9. DISPOSAL OF THE MACHINE
After the operational life of the machine is over, the owner of the machine is responsible
for its disposal.
Hand the machine over to a specialised company (scrap yard, secondary waste collection
point, etc.). You will receive documented confirmation of the handover for disposal.
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