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- Page 1 OPERATOR MANUAL RIDE - ON LAWNMOWER 2691868, 2691869, 2691873 2691969, 2691970, 2691971 WARNING! Read this manual before operating your product.
- Page 2 In the event the machine is sold, this user manual must be provided to the new owner. If your ride-on lawnmower needs assistance or repair, please contact your local Victa authorised service centre. Visit victa.com.au to find your closest Victa authorised service centre.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Label Position Definitions of Symbols Safety Precautions Get to know the machine General Rules Training Preparation Rules for correct operation Maintenance Machine Safety Intended Use Machine Assembly Machine Parts Identification of Main Machine Parts and Controls Machine Assembly Preparation Checking and Filling Oil Tyre Pressure... -
Page 4: Label Position
LABEL POSITION GTIN: E915 VICT A RIDE ON MOWE BARCODE XXX XX XXXX PRODUCT CROSS Hydrostatic drive model MODEL : XXXXXXX REFERENCE RE V: NUMBER S/N: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX D. O. M: XX/XX/XXXX GROSS POWER: Briggs & Stratton Australia P ty. Ltd. 3 Imperata Close, Kemps C reek, NSW , 2178 NET WEIGHT : Made in China... - Page 5 LABEL POSITION GTIN: E915 VICT A RIDE ON MOWE Gear drive model BARCODE XXX XX XXXX PRODUCT CROSS MODEL : XXXXXXX REFERENCE RE V: NUMBER S/N: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX D. O. M: XX/XX/XXXX GROSS POWER: Briggs & Stratton Australia P ty. Ltd. 3 Imperata Close, Kemps C reek, NSW , 2178 NET WEIGHT : Made in China...
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Page 6: Definitions Of Symbols
These labels are to be considered an integral part of the machine. Should a label come off or become illegible, contact your authorised Victa service centre to replace it. Their meaning is explained below:... -
Page 7: Safety Precautions
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Get to know the machine HAZARD! Carefully read this instruction manual completely. Abide by all the “SAFETY PRECAUTIONS”, before during and after using the machine. Keep this manual and all the attachments for any future consultation. In case of any change in ownership, the manual must be handed over together with the machine. -
Page 8: Training
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Training The driver must be suitably trained and should focus in particular on: • Being careful and focus during work; • The fact that a machine sliding down a gradient cannot be controlled using the brakes. The main causes of losing control of the machine are: •... -
Page 9: Rules For Correct Operation
Replace any damaged or worn blades, as well as their fastening screws to maintain proper balancing. Repairs and maintenance of mechanical parts must be done by an authorised Victa service centre. Rules for correct operation HAZARD! Do not operate the engine in a secluded or restricted area where the dangerous carbon monoxide contained in the exhaust fumes may build up. - Page 10 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Be very careful when changing direction on slopes. Stop the blade when crossing terrain other than lawns and when the lawnmower is transported to and from the work area. Do not use the lawnmower with faulty guards or without safety devices fitted, for example, the grass catcher.
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Page 11: Maintenance
When the machine has to be put away or left unguarded, lower the blade deck and remove the ignition key to prevent unauthorised persons starting the machine. Regularly check or have a authorised Victa service centre check, the tightening of the blade and the engine supporting bolts. -
Page 12: Machine Safety
Driving and Cutting section in this manual) HAZARD! Never tamper with the safety switches and their power leads. In case of a fault, do not use the machine, but contact an authorised Victa service centre. -
Page 13: Machine Assembly
MACHINE ASSEMBLY Machine Parts Fig 3 8) Catcher handle (where fitted) The component parts of the machine to be assembled appear as in fig.3. 9) Catcher overturning lever (where fitted) 1) Machine body 10) Fabric grass Catcher (where fitted) 2) Seat 11) RMO lever (where fitted) 3) Steering column covers 12) Side chute... -
Page 14: Identification Of Main Machine Parts And Controls
MACHINE ASSEMBLY Identification of main machine parts and controls Refer to fig. 4 1) Blade deck - the housing protecting and 19) Front steering wheels. enclosing the rotating cutter blade; 20) Rear driving wheels. 2) Rotating blade - (under the blade deck) 21) Rear cover the blade cuts the grass and expels the 22) Hydrostatic transmission release/... - Page 15 MACHINE ASSEMBLY Fig 4...
- Page 16 MACHINE ASSEMBLY Fitting the steering wheel Fig 5 Fig 6 2) Position the steering wheel (fig.6 part 1) 1) Fit the steering wheel column extension (fig.5 on the extension (part 3) and secure with part 1) on the shaft (part 3) and secure it with the screw (fig.6 part 2) and the nut provided.
- Page 17 MACHINE ASSEMBLY Fig 10 Fig 9 For Hydrostatic models, fit RMO Lever (FIG.3, 3) Connect the two plugs (fig.9 part 1-2), part 12) ensuring clip is engaged 1. Remove ‘R’ Clip (1) from bottom of RMO lever. 2. Locate RMO bracket (2) near bottom of steering column.
- Page 18 MACHINE ASSEMBLY Fitting the seat Fig 13 Fig 14 1) Fit the seat (fig.13 part 1) to the mounting 2) Before tightening the 4 screws (fig.14 part plate, with the screws (fig.13 part 2) 1) adjust the forward/backward position of the seat, to best suit the driver.
- Page 19 MACHINE ASSEMBLY Fig 18 Fig 17 3) Secure the two spring hooks (fig.17 part 1) in 4) Reposition the cover by pressing with your the two holes indicated by the arrows (fig.17). hands and refit screws (fig.18 part.1) Fitting the grass catcher (Rear catcher models only) Fig 19 Fig 20...
- Page 20 MACHINE ASSEMBLY Fitting the grass catcher Fig 22 Fig 21 3) Fit the frame inside the bag (fig.21 part 1). 4) Secure all the plastic profiles (fig.22) to the frame tubes, with the aid of a screwdriver (fig.23). Fig 23 Fig 24 5) Fasten the handle (fig.24 part 1) to the catcher frame, using the screws provided...
- Page 21 MACHINE ASSEMBLY Fig 26 Fig 25 6) Fit the catcher overturning lever in the 7) Fasten the rod with the screw and nut (fig.26 housing provided as shown in fig.25, after part 1) once positioned. removing the screw and locknut (fig.26 part 1) Fig 27 8) Secure the catcher to the machine (fig.27)
- Page 22 MACHINE ASSEMBLY Fitting the Side Discharge Chute Remove 4 screws supplied pre assembled to cutting Fig 28 deck. Position chute housing aligning with screw holes. Re-position the cable located on top of the deck so that it is not clamped under the housing. Locate the 3 screws with nuts into the square holes provided from the inside of deck and assemble washers and nuts.
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Page 23: Preparation
PREPARATION Connecting the Battery HAZARD: Batteries should never be put in the recycling bin or in your waste bin. If the battery needs to be replaced, contact local authorities or recycling facility for correct, safe disposal. Fig 30 Fig 31 1) Remove the 6 screws (fig.30 part 1) which secure the front cover of the engine compartment. - Page 24 PREPARATION Connecting the Battery HAZARD - Hot surfaces: danger of burns. Wait for the engine to completely cool down before making any adjustments or servicing the engine. Filling with petrol HAZARD - Filling up must be done with the engine switched off in an open and well ventilated environment.
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Page 25: Tyre Pressure
PREPARATION Filling and Checking Engine Oil IMPORTANT The machine is shipped without lubricating oil in the engine. CAUTION Irreparable damage to engine; fill up with oil before starting the engine. HAZARD Filling up must be done with the engine switched off. 1) Lift the seat and the engine compartment cover (fig.32) 2) Unscrew the oil cap. -
Page 26: Operations
OPERATIONS Controls and Start-up GEAR MODELS Brake/Clutch Pedal: This pedal has a dual function (fig.4 part.11) Parking Brake: with machine stopped: 1) Keep the pedal pressed 2) Lift the parking brake lever and keep lifted 3) Release the pedal This way, the rear wheels remain braked. To release the parking brake, fully press the pedal (the parking brake lever is automatically released and returns to down position). -
Page 27: Preparing For Start-Up
OPERATIONS Ignition Key (for manual starting) (fig.4 part 13) - if inserted and turned to position “2” manual start will be enabled. If turned to “1”position, it switches engine off. Ignition Key (for electric starting) (fig.4 part 13) - Rotation to “3” position - automatic start. - Page 28 OPERATIONS Start-Up To start the engine: 1) Operate the parking brake. Press down the brake pedal (fig.36 part 1) Move the parking brake lever up (fig.36 part 2). Release the brake pedal. Lever will remain in up position (see fig.37). Fig 36 Fig 37 2) Lift the blade deck as far as it will go.
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Page 29: Driving And Cutting
OPERATIONS Start-Up Engine Switch-Off After using the machine: 1) Shift the accelerator lever (fig.40 part 4) to intermediate position. Let the engine run for at lease 20 seconds. In case of an EMERGENCY, switch off immediately. 2) Move the key to “1” position. 3) Before leaving the machine, engage the parking brake and take out the ignition key. - Page 30 OPERATIONS Stop 1) Press the brake pedal to stop the machine. Grass Cutting 1) Start the engine. 2) Sit in the driver’s seat. 3) Place the throttle control lever to the maximum position 4) For Gear models, select the speed change lever on one of the first 3 gears (fig.38 part 3). 5) Operate the cutting blade by lifting the engaging lever (fig.41 part 2).
- Page 31 OPERATIONS Cutting in Reverse CAUTION For Gear Models the reverse gear cannot be engaged with the cutting blade engaged. The engine would switch off immediately. For Hydrostatic models: Reverse mowing operation (RMO) function: When reverse is selected and blades are engaged the ground speed is limited. Activating RMO overrides the limited ground speed.
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Page 32: Transport
OPERATIONS Before cleaning the grass chute: 1) Operate the parking brake 2) Disengage blade rotation. 3) Lift the blade deck as far as it will go. 4) Switch off the engine and remove the key. 5) Release the catcher. 6) Remove the accumulated grass from the rear part of the chute. Cutting Suggestions CAUTION The machine is not suitable for heavy-duty work and for mowing large quantities of grass. -
Page 33: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE Safety Precautions CAUTION - HAZARD - Always carefully follow the instructions in the chapter: “Basic safety precautions”. HAZARD - Always replace the grass catcher if this is torn, unstitched or shows damage to the plastic profiles. HAZARD - Due to the possible launching of grass and material collected up by the blade. - Page 34 For safety reasons, these operations must be carried out by an authorised Victa service centre. The same applies to blade replacement with a new one. HAZARD - Any damaged or bent blades must always be changed for safety reasons.
- Page 35 MAINTENANCE Routine Maintenance The table is to help you maintain your machine’s safety and performance. It summarises the main interventions to be made and the frequency applicable to each of them. Operation Hours Completed (Date or Time) 1. MACHINE Check of fastening and sharpness of blades 3) Blade replacement 3) (immediately if damaged) Transmission belt check 3) Transmission belt replacement 2) 3)
- Page 36 Periodically clean the air filter (fig.46-48) and check the ignition plug electrodes (fig.49-51). To service the engine, follow the instructions in the manufacturer’s engine manual supplied with the machine. At the start of each season, check the machine and have it serviced by an authorised Victa service centre.
- Page 37 MAINTENANCE Machine Cleaning Fig 48 Fig 49 Fig 50 Fig 51 Grass Catcher The grass catcher (where fitted) can be cleaned by means of a strong jet of water. Blade Deck Washing the inside of the blade deck and of the grass chute can be done as follows: 1) position the machine on an outside floor.
- Page 38 Ø 20 mm WARNING! Always replace the damaged or bent blade; never try to repair it! Always use Victa genuine replacement blades! WARNING! When re-fitting the blade, always follow the indicated sequence, making sure that the blade’s wings are facing towards the interior of the cutting deck and that the concave part of the cup spring (1) is pressing against the blade.
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Page 39: Troubleshooting
• Recharge the battery. eroded battery plates. Fuse blown. • Replace the fuse. Malfunction on the starter relay. • Contact your authorised Victa service centre. With the key on «START», Insufficiently charged battery. • Recharge the battery. the starter motor runs but the engine does not start. - Page 40 • Replace the fuse. The blades do not engage or Problems with engagement • Contact your authorised do not stop promptly when mechanism. Victa service centre. they are disengaged. Uneven cut. Cutting deck not parallel to the • Check pressure and the ground.
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Page 41: Technical Specification
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Technical Data Table Blade Diameter 61.6 cm Blade screw tightening torque 60-70 Nm Cutting height (on 4 levels ) 32-89mm (1.25”-3.5”) Front wheels 11 X 4.00-5 Rear Wheels 13 X 5.00-6 Wheel inflation pressure 140kPa/20psi or as indicated on tyre. - Page 42 NOTES...
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Page 43: Notes
NOTES... - Page 44 ©2022 Briggs & Stratton Victa is a trademarks of Briggs & Stratton Australia Pty. Ltd. ABN 13 006 576 856 All rights reserved. No part of this booklet may be reproduced by any means without prior written permission. All information herein is subject to change without notice.
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