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5.5.2 STOPPING
Stop the machine's movement forward/backward by gently letting up on the accelerator pedal and
then pressing the brake pedal.
When pressing the brake pedal while the cruise control is active, the accelerator pedal
automatically moves to the neutral position. Braking distance is less than 2 m.
5.5.3 DRIVING AND MOWING SPEED
It is generally true that the wetter, the higher and the thicker the grass, the lower the speed
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you should drive at. At too high a vehicle speed or under a heavy load, the blade RPM drops, reducing
cutting quality, and the removal tube may clog. Under such conditions, always set the engine to
maximum RPM.
If the grass is very tall, it has to be cut more than once. Do the first cut at maximum height or at
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a smaller row width. Do the second cut at the desired height.
We recommend cutting lengthwise or crosswise. Overlapping rows makes the blades more effective
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and improves the appearance of the mowed area.
When riding on an uneven surface, the driving speed may vary.
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Recommended driving speeds by condition:
State of growth
Tall, thick and wet
Ordinary conditions
Short, dry grass
Riding with the mowing mechanism off
5.5.4 DRIVING ON A SLOPE
The AJ92 riding mower may work on slopes with an incline
of up to 10° (17%).
When working on a slope, the following principles must be
observed:
Be extra careful when riding on a slope.
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Always drive at a slower speed.
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Drive only perpendicularly to the contour line, i.e., up and
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down. A ride in the direction of the contour is possible
subject to increased care when turning the machine. Avoid
riding along the contour whenever possible.
When turning, take care that the higher wheels do not ride
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over an elevated obstacle (stone, tree root, etc.).
Drive more slowly downhill and over obstacles. Take extra
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care when turning on slopes or hills.
When stopping the machine on a slope, always use the
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parking brake.
Overloading the machine while driving on a slope more than 10° (15°) can damage the
transmission.The manufacturer is not responsible for such damage.
Recommended speed
2 km/h
3 – 5 km/h
< 5 km/h
< 8 km/h
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