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OIL CHART
Apply a few drops of SAE engine oil, grease
or use a spray lubricant. Apply the oil to both
sides of pivot points. Wipe off any excess.
Start engine and operate mower briefly to
ensure that oil spreads evenly.
Engine Oil
• Shell Rotella® T Triple
Protection™ 15W40
• Shell Rimula® 15W40
• Reference your Engine Operator's
Manual for other approved options
Hydrostatic Fluid
• Drive System Fluid Plus (Shell TT-SB)
• Castrol™ (Syntec®) Edge™ 5W50
General Purpose Lubrication: Use any NLGI
Grade 2 multi-purpose grease. Shell Albida
EP2 is recommended. Shell Albida EP 2 is a
red-colored multi-purpose grease designed
for heavy-duty bearing applications. It
has high base oil viscosity for mechanical
stability, has been formulated for high load,
low-speed applications and has excellent
lubrication and corrosion protection.
NOTE: This Operator's Manual covers several
models. Mower features may vary by model.
Not all features in this manual are applicable
to all mower models and the mower
depicted may differ from yours.
WARNING
Before performing any maintenance or repairs,
disengage the PTO, move the drive pedals to the neutral
position engaging the parking brake, stop the engine,
and remove the key to prevent unintended starting.
Post-Operation Mower Care
After each operation of the mower,
the following procedures should be
implemented to extend the life of your
mower and ensure safe operating conditions.
DANGER
Failure to follow these recommendations may result
in serious injury to yourself or others and may cause
damage to the mower.
Cleaning the Underside of the Deck
Rinse grass clippings from the deck's
underside and prevent the buildup of
corrosive chemicals.
WARNING
Make certain the mower's discharge chute is directed
AWAY from people, your house, garage, parked cars, etc.
1. Disengage the PTO, set the parking
brake and stop the engine.
2. Use a hose to spray the underside of
the deck.
NOTE: Make sure that the hose is not
routed under the deck and is clear of all
moving parts.
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3. After cleaning your deck, return to
the operator's position and engage
the PTO. Keep the deck running
for a minimum of two minutes,
allowing the underside of the deck to
thoroughly dry.
Cleaning the Mower
If the mower has been recently run, the engine, muffler,
and surrounding metal surfaces will be hot and can
cause burns to the skin. Let the engine cool for at least
five minutes. Exercise caution to avoid burns.
Your mower should be cleaned after each
use and under certain conditions, i.e. dry
conditions and/or mulching situations,
additional cleaning may be necessary.
One of the best ways to keep your mower
running efficiently and to reduce fire risk is
to regularly remove debris buildup from the
mower. Follow the recommendations below
and contact your authorized dealer with
any questions.
• Allow the machine to cool in an open
area before cleaning.
• Do not use water on any part of the
mower except the underside of the
cutting deck. Doing so can cause
damage to the mower's spindle
bearings, electrical system and engine,
leading to premature failures. The use
of compressed air and/or leaf blower
will help keep the mower clean.
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Description
DAILY
4 Deck Suspension Pivots
4 Height Adjustment Turnbuckle Clevis Pin
2 Height Adjustment Handle Pivots
2 Height Adjustment Stop Pivots
2 Deck Lift Linkage Pivots
2 Transport Handle Pivots
1 Transport Handle Pin
2 Deck Frame Up-and-Down Pivots
WEEKLY
1 Seat Hinge
2 Speed Control Linkage Rod End Bearings
2 Pump Control Lever Pivots
1 Brake Lever Pivot Clevis Pin
1 Brake Lever Control Rod Pivot
1 Brake Control Rod Swivel Joint
4 Brake Rod Clevis Pins
2 Brake Shaft Assembly Pivots
2 Grass Collection System Lid Hinges (If mower is so equipped)
WARNING
• Clean around the exhaust manifold,
fuses, all wiring and harnesses, muffler
pipe, muffler shield, engine intake
screens and cooling fins, etc. See
Figure 4-1.
Figure 4-1
• Clean the top of the mower deck, under
the spindle covers and belt area. See
Figure 4-2.
Figure 4-2