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ABI Attachments ABI Force Z-23 Owner's Manual page 26

Self-propelled, zero-turn, multi-task vehicle
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After the first 25 hours of operation
Changing Engine Oil & Oil Filter:
Ensure unit engine is stopped and is not hot but is still
warm.
Using a 9/16" wrench, remove the center cover bolts in
front of frame.
Route rubber oil drain hose over the edge of the frame to
point at a drain pan. Using 11/16 wrench and an adjustable
wrench remove the hose end cap and drain engine oil into
pan. See figure 30
Figure 30: Oil drain hose
With oil drained, spin off oil filter located at front of unit.
Replace with Kohler part number 52 050 02-S filter.
Figure 31: Oil filter location
Wipe filter area to remove any dirt
before reinstallation. With open end
up, fill new oil filter with new oil until
oil reaches bottom of the treads. Allow
2 minutes for the oil to be absorbed by
the filter material before installation.
Lubricate seal of oil filter with engine
oil before installing.
Figure 32: Oil filter
With oil filter reinstalled and drain hose resealed, locate
oil fill cap (accessible with the lower engine cover
removed.)
Figure 33: Oil fill cap
Refill oil with grade as specified in engine owners manual.
Start engine and check for leaks. Correct all leaks before
putting unit back into service.
The same 10w-40 full synthetic used in the hydraulic system is
acceptable after the initial break in period but is not required.
DISPOSE OF USED OIL BASED ON FEDERAL OR LOCAL GUIDELINES
Torque Lugnuts
Lug nuts should be torqued to 90-120 ft lbs
Weekly Maintenance Checks
(every 50 hours of operation)
Inspect the air filter
The canister style air filter is inspected by removing the
cap from the front left side of the ABI Force. Detach clips
and pull primary filter from housing. Replace if clogged.
Inner air filter should be changed every 300 hours or
when it becomes clogged.
NOTE: It's easy to damage an air filter by cleaning it with
compressed air. A faulty air filter will allow dirt into the
engine that could cause damage to internal components.
If you are reusing the existing filter element make sure
the sealing surface isn't damaged before installation.
Never run engine with inner air filter removed, engine
damage may result.
CAP
OUTER FILTER
Figure 34: Air filter assembly
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INNER FILTER

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