Husqvarna Royal 46 Manual Del Operador página 23

(1-2-3-4) ASSEMBLEY
Set the rear wheels of the mower to
maximum cutting height.
Attach the lower section of the
handlebar as illustrated.
Insert the bolts from the inside, and
tighten the nuts from the outside. Note:
Don't forget washers.
(5) Attach the upper handlebar. Insert
the bolts from the inside.
Note:
Place washer between wing nut
and handlebar.
Check movement of throttle control.
(6) Assembly of grass collector
Insert steel frame into grass collector
bag.
Fasten plastic rails to the steel frame.
(7) Fit the right and left hand pegs of the
grass collector frame into their
respective ears on the front section of
the collector. Secure with "R" clips.
(8) Raise the safety flap. Place the grass
collector over the ejection chute. Lower
the grass collector until it is supported by
the lower handle sections and place the
safety flap over the front section of the
collector.
(9) EMPTYING THE GRASS
COLLECTOR
The grass collector can be emptied
without removing it from the mower, by
pivoting the rear section upwards. It can
also be emptied by removing it from the
mower and opening in the manner
shown in the illustration.
(10)
Filling with oil
Fill the engine with oil. A bottle of the
correct amount of oil is included with the
mower. SAE 30, SAE 10-30 and SAE
10-40 can be used.
(23) ADJUSTING THE CUTTING
HEIGHT Jet 46R
Remove the spark plug lead
before
adjusting.
(11) Move the axles between the notches
to achieve the desired cutting height.
(12) ADJUSTING THE CUTTING
HEIGHTRoyal 46/46S
Adjust to the desired cutting height with
the lever on the right side of the mower.
(13) STARTING AND STOPPING
Place the mower on a flat surface free
from grit, gravel, etc. Fill the tank with
petrol. Both leaded and unleaded petrol
can be used.
Do not fill with petrol
while the engine is running. Any
petrol spillage should be hosed away
with water. Take care that water does
not enter the engine.
Connect the spark plug lead.
Choke:
(14) Starting the cold engine
Set the throttle to the
«choke»
position.
(14) Starting the warm engine
Set the throttle to the
«max»
position.
Primer:
(15) Starting the cold engine
Push primer bulb firmly
3 times
before
starting cold engine. (Also, if engine
stopped because it ran out of fuel, refuel
engine and push primer
3 times).
(15) Starting the warm engine
NOTE:
Priming is usually unnecessary
when restarting a warm engine. However,
cool weather may require priming to be
repeated.
(16-17)Pull the blade brake lever all the
way to the upper handle before you start
the engine. The lever is to be held in
position for keeping the engine running.
Releasing the blade brake lever will
stop the engine within 3 seconds.
Start the engine by pulling the starting
handle firmly upwards. Adjust the throttle
to the desired engine speed between the
«max» and «min» settings.
(18) Running
Forward drive is engaged and disengaged
with the clutch control lever at the top of
the handle. Releasing it stops the forward
drive automatically.
(16) Stopping the engine R46/Jet46R
Release the blade brake lever.
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17-18) Stopping the engine
loyal 46S
First release the clutch control lever.
Then release the blade brake.
(19) USE
Due to engine lubrication limitations, the
mower should not be used on slopes in
excess of 30°.
(20) Before mowing, objects such as
twigs, toys and stones should be
removed from the lawn.
Avoid
running the blade over foreign
objects such as stones, roots, etc., as it
may cause engine damage.
(21) Mow the lawn twice weekly during
the most active periods of growth. Never
cut more than 1/3 of the length of the
grass, especially during dry periods.
Mow with a high cutting height setting
the first time. Examine the result and
lower the mower to the desired setting.
Mow slowly or mow the grass twice if it
is very long.
(22) The following action should be
carried out if the ejection chute becomes
clogged:
Remove the spark plug lead.
Remove the grass collector and clean
the ejection chute.
(23)
MAINTENANCE
Always remove the spark plug lead
before repair, cleaning or maintenance
work. All nuts, bolts and screws should
be checked for tightness after 5 hours
use. Check the oil. Push the handle
down to ground level when tilting the
mower for cleaning purposes. This will
avoid oil and fuel spillage.
(24) Hose down or brush off all grass,
leaves, etc., from the mover.
(25) Regularly
Stop the engine and unscrew the
dipstick. The level should be between
FULL and ADD. Note: the dipstick must
be screwed all the way down in order to
indicate correct oil level. Avoid filling with
too much oil.
(26) Annually (At end of season)
Sharpening and baiancing the cutter
blade.
Remove the spark plug lead.
Remove the cutter blade and take it to a
service workshop for sharpening and
balancing. When reassembling the blade
ensure that the retaining washer is flat
and not dished, tighten the bolt to a
torque of 26-29 ft/lbs.
(27) Change the oil after each season or
after 25 hours. Run the engine until
warm.
Remove the spark plug lead.
Remove the dipstick, open the drain
plug underneath the mower and let the
oil run out. Refit the plug and fill with
new oil. SAE 30, SAE 10-30 and SAE
10-40 may be used.
(28) Adjust the clutch cable so that the
spring streches 7-10 mm when the
clutch lever is pulled completely back.
The engine brake cable should always
be ac^usted to stop the engine within 3
sec. CAUTION I For adjustment contact
your authorized service dealer.
(29) Loosen screw, remove cover and
take out the air filter.
(30)
Briggs & Stratton
The filter is
made of paper and cannot be cleaned
with petrol or solvents. It should be
replaced with a new filter. If it is only a
little dirty it can be cleaned with
compressed air.
(31) Tecumseh
Clean the filter with
kerosene. Add 2-3 spoons of oil,
distributing evenly throughout the fitter.
(32) Rear discharge deflector is optional.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Transport
Remove the spark plug lead.
Loosen
the wire/cable from the handle before
carefully folding it. Avoid damaging the
wire/cable. Empty the petrol tank. The
machine must be drained of oil and fuel
when moving it by public transport.
Service
When ordering spare parts, always
quote the mower's product no. Always
check oil level after service.
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