Operater's Manual
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...allow all B parts to the "OFF" position or after the blade has been turned off. sion. 1. Slide the cover back and rotate out on 33" decks does not require tension adjustment. With the engine "OFF", move the blade lever e back to the section entitled "SERVICE BRAKE - Only operate ... be replaced. The rear tires should be completed before working on each side of deterioration and proper ten- Refer do not operate the machine. SNAPPER dealer for assistance. * IMPORTANT: The blade drive belt on the left side of loose parts & tools first. If the belt becomes worn ...
...allow all B parts to the "OFF" position or after the blade has been turned off. sion. 1. Slide the cover back and rotate out on 33" decks does not require tension adjustment. With the engine "OFF", move the blade lever e back to the section entitled "SERVICE BRAKE - Only operate ... be replaced. The rear tires should be completed before working on each side of deterioration and proper ten- Refer do not operate the machine. SNAPPER dealer for assistance. * IMPORTANT: The blade drive belt on the left side of loose parts & tools first. If the belt becomes worn ...
Operater's Manual
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... object, and pro- ! STOP blade. Remove spark plug wire from spark plug and secure away from the plug. 3. Levelness) 28" and 33" Decks With the Rear Engine Rider on machine. rotate the blade until the blade tips are 30" Decks properly inflated and mowing is satisfactory. ...the left lift arm from the blade tips to the floor (Figure 34). Turn each other. Front Floor X Rear X-1/8" (28, 33") X+1/8" (30") B B A C C Figure 33: Adjusting deck levelness (side-to prevent fuel spillage. Avoid serious burns, allow rear center of the deck. The distance should be the...
... object, and pro- ! STOP blade. Remove spark plug wire from spark plug and secure away from the plug. 3. Levelness) 28" and 33" Decks With the Rear Engine Rider on machine. rotate the blade until the blade tips are 30" Decks properly inflated and mowing is satisfactory. ...the left lift arm from the blade tips to the floor (Figure 34). Turn each other. Front Floor X Rear X-1/8" (28, 33") X+1/8" (30") B B A C C Figure 33: Adjusting deck levelness (side-to prevent fuel spillage. Avoid serious burns, allow rear center of the deck. The distance should be the...
Operater's Manual
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...adjustment is tightened securely. Fuel Filler Cap must be closed securely to check Clutch/Brake Cable slack. Figure 37: Clutch/brake cable adjustment 26 www.snapper.com Recheck the cable for any adjustments, maintenance, service or repairs with the blade lever "ON", measures 1-1/4". Recheck the service brake/park brake ... the idler pulley and belt. Loosen the hardware (A, Figure 36) that secures R the clamp that secures the clamp. C (B) to the "ON" position. 3. IMPORTANT: The SNAPPER Rear Engine Rider Models with 33" decks do not require belt tension adjustment.
...adjustment is tightened securely. Fuel Filler Cap must be closed securely to check Clutch/Brake Cable slack. Figure 37: Clutch/brake cable adjustment 26 www.snapper.com Recheck the cable for any adjustments, maintenance, service or repairs with the blade lever "ON", measures 1-1/4". Recheck the service brake/park brake ... the idler pulley and belt. Loosen the hardware (A, Figure 36) that secures R the clamp that secures the clamp. C (B) to the "ON" position. 3. IMPORTANT: The SNAPPER Rear Engine Rider Models with 33" decks do not require belt tension adjustment.
Operater's Manual
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... disc and the rubber driven disc. 6. No du A A C Figure 45: Belt routing for 28 and 30 inch decks E D A pro B B C Re Figure 46: Belt routing for 33 inch decks Figure 44: Engine pulley and belt guide 4. Route the belt around the drive disc and into the drive pulley belt groove. 7. Move the...
... disc and the rubber driven disc. 6. No du A A C Figure 45: Belt routing for 28 and 30 inch decks E D A pro B B C Re Figure 46: Belt routing for 33 inch decks Figure 44: Engine pulley and belt guide 4. Route the belt around the drive disc and into the drive pulley belt groove. 7. Move the...
Operater's Manual
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... on deck. Clean the underside of grass clippings and debris under deck. Forward speed too fast. N d 6. Move throttle control to a slower speed. 5. Contact authorized dealer. 33 Rubber drive disc is dry. 4. t c 3. Improper blade installed on drive disc. 3. Drive disc worn or damaged. 2. Mower belt slipping. 3. r n 8. Install proper blades. 1. Troubleshooting PROBLEM Rider...
... on deck. Clean the underside of grass clippings and debris under deck. Forward speed too fast. N d 6. Move throttle control to a slower speed. 5. Contact authorized dealer. 33 Rubber drive disc is dry. 4. t c 3. Improper blade installed on drive disc. 3. Drive disc worn or damaged. 2. Mower belt slipping. 3. r n 8. Install proper blades. 1. Troubleshooting PROBLEM Rider...
Operater's Manual
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...0-1.9 14.5 344 7 t c Common Service Parts Part Number o u Cutter Blade (28") N d Cutter Blade (30") Cutter Blade (33") o Cutting Deck Belt (28 and 30") r Cutting Deck Belt (33") 7104196 7026565 7034168 7022252 7043844 5-Spd Disc 1.0-4.6 / 0-1.9 17.5 502 7 ep Power Rating R The gross power rating for this Series engine... gas engine models is labeled in accordance with SAE (Society of engine components (air cleaner, exhaust, charg- www.snapper.com tude), and engine-to manufacturing and capacity limitations, Briggs & Stratton may not develop the rated gross power when...
...0-1.9 14.5 344 7 t c Common Service Parts Part Number o u Cutter Blade (28") N d Cutter Blade (30") Cutter Blade (33") o Cutting Deck Belt (28 and 30") r Cutting Deck Belt (33") 7104196 7026565 7034168 7022252 7043844 5-Spd Disc 1.0-4.6 / 0-1.9 17.5 502 7 ep Power Rating R The gross power rating for this Series engine... gas engine models is labeled in accordance with SAE (Society of engine components (air cleaner, exhaust, charg- www.snapper.com tude), and engine-to manufacturing and capacity limitations, Briggs & Stratton may not develop the rated gross power when...