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CRUISER ZTR RIDE-ON MOWER OWNER/OPERATOR’S MANUAL INCL ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST MODEL:A22723K PRODUCT CODES: CZ24C42 - CZ26C48 - CZ26C52 READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING MACHINE DEATH, PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE MAY OCCUR UNLESS INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL ARE FOLLOWED A22723K JAN 2024...
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This will not only help in extending the lifespan of your machine but also ensure its optimal performance and efficiency. Like all mechanical equipment, your COX lawn mower requires regular cleaning and maintenance. It is crucial to adhere to the lubrication guidelines specified in this manual to maintain its condition.
Located on The Front Frame ENGINE NO.: _________________________ (As applicable) Located on Engine refer Engine Owner Manual DATE OF PURCHASE: __________________________________ OWNERS NAME: ADDRESS: TOWN/CITY: STATE: AUTHORISED COX DEALER/DISTRIBUTOR: ADDRESS: TOWN/CITY: STATE: PRE DELIVERY CHECK LIST Check parts Assemble Service Instruction ❑...
We are proud that you have purchased a Cox ZTR and urge you to follow these instructions to obtain the maximum life for your machine. If in doubt check with your Dealer. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE BEFORE EACH USE Check engine oil level, adjust if required Check tyre pressures, adjust if required Check engine air cleaner foam pre-cleaner, service if required.
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12 MONTHS OR 100 HOURS which ever occurs first Change engine oil filter Check for loose fasteners, tighten if required Change engine oil Check operation of safety switches, service if required Check engine spark plug, clean, adjust, or replace if required Check tyre pressures, adjust if required If fitted clean engine exhaust spark arrester Check mowing attachment cutter blades, bolts, nuts, housing and...
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27 MONTHS OR 225 HOURS which ever occurs first Change engine oil if operating under heavy load or high ambient temperature Check tyre pressures, adjust if required Check engine air cleaner foam pre-cleaner, service if required * Check mowing attachment cutter blades, bolts, nuts, housing and Check engine rotating screen/finger guard, clean if required * guards for wear or damage, replace if required Check operation of safety switches and replace if required...
1. SAFETY SYMBOLS 2. SAFETY DECALS All DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION and ⚫ instructional messages on your machine must be read and followed carefully. Personal injury occur these instructions disregarded. This information is crucial for your safety! This SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL is used both in this manual and on the machine to alert Keep all safety decals legible.
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94.6069410 On The CHUTE 94.6069750 94.6069760 Behind The Rear Wheel, LH & RH 94.6069450 Besides The Belt Shields, LH & RH 94.6069927 Console 94.6069922 94.6069923 On The Front Fender, LH & RH 94.6069430 Rear Shield, LH&RH 94.6069730 On The Front Of Deck,42'' 94.6069700 On the mower deck,42'' - 3 -...
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94.6069890 Front Of Deck,48'' 94.6060985 On the mower deck,48''&52'' 94.6069560 Front Of Deck,52'' 94.6069420 Besides The Belt Shields, LH&RH 94.6069680 On The Tank 94.6051016 Besides The Left Tank 94.6051017 Besides The Right Tank 94.6051018 94.6051019 On The Front Frame On The Front Fender - 4 -...
unqualified individuals to operate the equipment. Keep young children and pets away from ⚫ the zone of operation to avoid accidents or hazards to other people or their property. 3.2. Preparation While mowing, always wear tight belted ⚫ clothing. Wear protected footwear. Never 94.6061001 operate the machine in bare feet, open On The Console...
gasoline can burn you and others and deck installed. The proper stability of the can damage property. machine depends on the weight of the Fill the fuel tank outdoors, in an open mower deck. ⚫ area, when the engine is cold. Wipe up Keep bystanders away from equipment ⚫...
Disengage PTO, stop engine, select park support. Always use adequate wheel ⚫ brake, remove key, and wait for all chocks on tyres remaining on the ground. movement to stop before dismounting, If running the engine in an enclosed ⚫ adjusting, cleaning, or unclogging the area, use an exhaust pipe extension to machine.
Sand areas where paint is chipped and ⚫ repaired to prevent rust. Lubricate all locations to prevent moisture damage during storage. 4. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 4.1. Install Seat Locate and align the seat with the seat pan (Refer to Figure 4), torque all the nuts until the seat is snug.
corresponding voltage of your battery The battery charger used should have and the recommended charging time. an output of 16 volts and 7 amps or Charge the battery until it reaches a full less. Using a charger with higher charge of 12.6 volts or greater. output can cause damage...
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The Throttle Control (C) is the large black The two Steering Levers control speed, ⚫ lever located beside the console to the motion, and direction of the machine and right of the seat. The throttle is used to are located on each side of the seat. The left control engine speed.
conditions. These circuits should be checked to transmission and loss of control of the machine. before each operation to ensure they are Check for oil and fuel leaks. working properly. See Table 2 for check list ⚫ on these circuits. IMPORTANT The Start Circuits will keep engine from When mowing in dusty conditions,...
⚫ Test safety interlock systems (Refer to operation of the machine immediately. ⚫ Table 2). Perform these tests in a clear Consult your COX dealer for assistance open area and keep bystanders away. and further instructions. Table 2 Left Right...
control or damage to the machine. DO NOT allow children to approach the machine while the engine is running. CAUTION DO NOT operate the machine around Help prevent personal injury. Learn use open flames. of the steering levers and practice at DO NOT operate the engine when an half throttle...
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To stop motion, move both steering levers back to neutral. The machine is equipped with springs to automatically return both levers to neutral. If levers DO NOT automatically return to neutral, see your authorized COX dealer for adjustment. IMPORTANT become confused during...
grass should be mowed at a low speed, 5.7. Mowing while thin medium height grass can be cut at a faster ground speed. Always operate WARNING engine at full governed RPM when mowing. Inspect the area before mowing, This is necessary to maintain proper blade picking up all rocks, twigs and other speed to produce a clean cut.
the bottom and try to back the mower up when operating the machine with the slope slowly. If you cannot back up ROPS. At other times, wearing the the slope or if you feel uneasy on it, DO seatbelt is at the operator’s discretion. NOT operate on it.
down and outward from machine. or more, add a fuel stabilizer to the fuel system. Fuel stabilizer is an acceptable 5.11. Loading Machine additive in minimizing the formation of fuel gum deposits during storage. Add WARNING stabilizer to fuel in fuel tank or storage Loading a machine onto a trailer or container.
surface. 6.1.2 Check when engine cold. 6.1.3 Clean area around dipstick. Remove the lipstick and wipe oil off. Reinsert the dipstick according engine manufacturer’s recommendations. Remove the dipstick and read the oil level. 6.1.4 If the oil level is low, wipe off the area around the oil fill cap, remove cap and fill to the “FULL”...
maintenance ensure the battery is securely CAUTION fastened in place, especially if it has been DO NOT use high-pressure water or removed. steam to clean the engine or drive compartment. Water and cleaning 6.7. Deck Cleaning detergent damage electrical IMPORTANT components and terminals, possibly After each use remove grass buildup leading to component and safety...
broken or bent blades, damaged or material and block securely when worn bolts and nuts or damaged cutter removing blades. Careless disc, otherwise damage and premature improper handling may result in wear will result from vibration. Replace serious injury. blades, bolts and nuts only in pairs to Inspect blades before...
nut (B) on the mower each deck hanger (Refer to Fig.18). Figure 16 7.2. Deck Leveling Adjustment. 7.2.1 Position mower on a flat surface. Figure 18 7.2.2 Stop engine, wait for all moving parts 7.2.8 Slightly loosen the nut (B) on the to stop, and remove key.
blocks. DO NOT rely solely on mechanical or hydraulic jacks or lifts for support. Make sure two drive wheels keep away from the ground. Figure 19 7.3.3 Increase belt tension by turning the draw nut (C) clockwise and decrease belt tension turning draw...
1/2"(12mm) for you by your local authorised Cox Dealer. when it is in the free state. Use the same method to adjust the brake adjustable lever.
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Problem Possible Cause Corrective Action 1.PTO is engaged. 1.Disengage the PTO. 2.Parking brake is not 2.Set the parking brake. engaged. 3.Ensure the drive levers are in the neutral lock 3.Drive levers are not in position. neutral lock position. 4.Charge the battery. See Check Battery Charge 4.Battery does not have a full and Recommended Jump-Starting Procedure charge.
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Clutch will clutch. connections and replace if necessary. not engage. 3.Damaged coil. 4.Inadequate current supply. 2 To 5. Contact your local COX Dealer. Clutch will 5.Rotor/armature air gap is too not engage. large. - 26 -...
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