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season.
Check engine manual for correct plug
type and gap specifications.
NOTE: Your engine is equipped with a resistor spark
plug, When replacing plug, make sure to use resistor
type.
Fuel Filter
Your unit is equipped with a replaceable in-line fuel
filter. Replace filter whenever contamination or
discoloration is noticed. Order replacement filter
through your engine authorized service dealer.
Lubrication
(Refer to Figure 27)
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Blade Assembly
•
Lubricate blade assembly and deck spindle
only while reassembling the blade either after
sharpening or replacement.
Pivot Points
Lubricate all pivot points with light oil at least
once a season.
Steering Shaft and Gear
•
Lubricate steering shaft and spline at least
once a season with light oil.
•
Lubricate teeth of the external steering gears
with automotive multi-purpose grease every 25
hours of operation or once a season.
Linkage
•
Lubricate all deck linkage and height
adjustment linkage with a light oil.
Front Wheels
Lubricate at least once a season with
automotive multi-purpose grease.
Engine
•
Maintain the engine as recommended in the
separate engine manual.
Battery Care
NOTE: If your rider mower was shipped with a wet
battery which is maintenance-free, skip the battery
care instructions.
Check fluid level
Check electrolyte level once a month. If the
level falls lower than middle of upper level, add
distilled watei"to restore level. Never add acid
to raise the electrolyte level.
After adding water, charge the battery to mix
water and electrolyte.
Always keep the battery clean.
Apply grease around terminals to prevent"
corrosion.
NOTE: After operating the rider mower for a long
period of time, check the fluid level in the battery as it
can overheat and lose fluid.
Battery Recharging
Recharging is necessary if the battery sits unused for
longer than one month. Charge battery with a current
of 1 to 1.5 amps.
WARNING: When removing or installing the
battery, follow these instructions to prevent
the screwdriver from shorting against the
frame.
Figure 27: Lubrication
Chart
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