Engine Oil; Engine Cooling Liquid; Tire Inflation; Mowing Deck And Blades - Kioti WD1260 Operator's Manual

E O
NGINE IL
1. Check engine oil daily.
2. Park the tractor on level ground.
3. If the engine was just running, wait for approx. 5
seconds before checking the oil level.
WARNING! To avoid personal injury: Be sure to stop
the engine before checking the oil level.
4. Pull out the oil dipstick (#1), clean it, and then insert
it into its original position. Then, pull it out again and
check if the oil level is within the specified range (figure
6-6).
5. If the oil level is too low, add some fresh oil in
accordance to instructions in Maintenance section.
IMPORTANT!
• Do not start the engine when the oil level is below
specification.
• Wipe the oil dipstick with a clean cloth or tissue. If
foreign material enters the tank, it can lead to
malfunction of the engine.
E
NGINE COOLING LIQUID
Check the engine cooling liquid level in the expansion
tank (#2), which is located under the hood. The
expansion tank capacity is approx. 3 liters. The engine
cooling liquid level must be in between FULL and LOW
mark. The product "Antifreeze Profi" cooling liquid is
recommended, mixed with distilled water at a ratio of 4
parts antifreeze to 5 parts distilled water. For 3 liters of
coolant, mix 1,4 l antifreeze and 1,75 l distilled water.
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max
min
Figure 6-6
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Figure 6-7
T I :
IRE NFLATION
Figure 6-8
Proper tire inflation is important for an even cut and
maintaining lawn mower balance. Check pressure
using a low pressure tire gauge. Over inflated tires
may burst. Never operate the mower with flat tire(s).
Under inflated tires can fall off of the wheel during
operation, leading to tire damage and dangerous loss
of control. Always keep tires within the recommended
pressure range.
The front tires should be inflated to a pressure of 1.4
bars (20 psi) and the rear tires should be inflated to a
pressure of 1.0 bars (15 psi) or as otherwise printed on
the tire sidewall.
The original tires are tubeless.
CAUTION! AVOID INJURY. Do not over
inflate the tires or they may burst and cause
serious physical injury.
M D B
OWING ECK AND
Before each operation, the blades should be checked
to ensure all connections are tightened correctly and
the blades are not bent or damaged. Damaged blades
must be replaced.
Shear pins must be inspected for wear or damage.
Tighten or replace as necessary.
Dull blades tear, rather than cut grass, and may turn
the lawn yellow after cutting.
See Mowing Blades in Maintenance Section for
mounting specifications.
WARNING! Never attempt to inspect or
adjust any part of the mowing system with
the engine running. Always turn the
machine off and wait for all moving parts
to stop spinning before inspecting or
accessing any part of the mowing system.
B
ELTS
The belts must be tensioned correctly to provide
maximum performance and service life. The use of a
belt tension gauge is recommended. One may be
obtained through your dealer. See the Maintenance
Section for the correct measurement point, tensions,
and adjustment procedure.
1.4 bar
FRONT
(20 psi)
1.0 bar
REAR
(15 psi)
LADES
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