Snapper 23 Series Manual de operación y mantenimiento

Safety

Instructions&0peratnr's

Manual

for

gMPPEN.

REAR

ENGINE

RIDING

MOWER

SERIES

Models

28115238V

(7800102)

28125238VE

(7800104)

30115238V

(7800103)

30125238VE

(7800105)

33175238VE

(7800254)

c28115238V

(7800363)

c28125238VE

(7800365)

c30115238V

(7800364)

c30125238VE

(7800366)

c33175238VE

(7800368)

N0TE:

Specifications

arecorrectallime0t

printing

andaresubiecl

l0changewilhoulnolice.

. Aclual

suslained

engine

power

willlikelybe

lower

duel0operating

limitalionsandenvironmenlal

lactors.

Pleasereferl0

'Engine

PowerRaling

Informali0n'f0r

lurtherdelails.

ManualNo.7102295

(1.R.

2118120981

TP100-5350-lR-RE-N

SIIAPPEnMcDonoush. cA.,so2s3u.s.A.

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

quality-built

Snapper

product.

We're

pleased

that

you

placed

y0ur

'confidence

theSnapprr

nrunO.

When

operated

and

maintained

according

the

instructions

this

manual,

your

snapper

product

will

provide

many

years

dependable

service.

This

manual

coniains

safety

information

tomake

you

aware

the

hazards

and

risksassociated

with

the

machine

and

how

avoid

them.

This

machine

isdesigned

and

intended

only

for

finish

cutting

established

lawns

and

notintended

forany

other

purpose

important

that

you

read

and

understand

these

instructions

thoroughly

before

attempting

tostart

oroperate

this

equipment.

Save

these

instructions

for

future

reference.

PRODUCT

REGISTRATION

IMPORTANT:

KEEP

THIS

INFORMATION

FOR

YOUR

PERSONAL

RECORDS

(completethe

following

informati0n

your

snapper

purchase)

Date

Purchase

Retailer

Retailer's

Phone

Number

Equipment

Model

Number

Serial

Number

Engine

Type

Itis

very

important

that

you

your

purchase

with

snapper

toensure

warranty

coverage.

Please

mail

your

product

registration

card

to:

Snapper

P.0.

Box

1379,

McDonough,

Georgia

30253.

you

may

online

www.snapper.com.

you

can

contact

usat

our

website,

you

would

speak

with

aCustomer

Service

Representative,

call

atthe

Snapper

Gustomer

Relations

Genter

1-800-935-2967.

For

faster

service

please

have

your

Serial

Number

and

Model

Number

available.

Trim

SNAPPER

isatrademark

Simplicity

Manulacturing,

Inc.

Port

Washington,

Wl,USA.

Briggs

Stratton

Yard

Power

Products

Group

2008,

Briggs

&Stratton

Corporation

Milwaukee,

Wl,USA.

All

Rights

Reserved.

Table

Gontents

OperatorSafety. .....2

lmportant

0perator

Safetylnstructions .....2

FeaturesandGontrols .......b

0peration ..........6

Pre-StartChecklist ........6

OperatorSeatAdjustment... ......6

StartingEngine. .........1

EngagingMowerBlade. .......9

EngagingWheel

Drive .....9

Stopping

Engine,

Wheel

Drive,

Blade

Setting

Park

Brake

CuttingHeight

Adjustment

Reverse

Lockout

Mechanism .i2

Mainlenance .......13

Service

After

theFirst

Hours ..13

Service

-Every

Operating

Hours

. . ..15

Service

Annually ....'lB

Service

EveryTwoYears .....18

Storage . ..jB

Removing

the

FuelTank

.. .. ..18

Engine

Adjustments

andRepairs ....19

Mower

Deck

and

Component

Adlustments .. ..19

Rear

Engine

Rider

Drive

Components ...

..22

. MowerBladeReplacement. ......29

Mower

Drive

BeltReplacement ....24

Battery .25

SnapperRearEngine

RiderAccessories... ......27

ServiceSchedule .. .28

Maintenance/ReplacementParts.. ......29

Troubleshooting... ........30

Warranly ....92

. .10

.. ....11

.. ..11

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WARNING

Battery

posts,

terminals

and

accessories

contain

lead

andlead

compounds,

chemicals

known

tothe

State

California

cause

cancer

andbirth

defects

orother

reproductive

harm.

Wash

hands

afterhandlino.

WARNING

Engine

exhaust,some

its

constituents,

and

certain

vehicle

components

contain

oremit

chemicals

knownto

the

Stateof

Californiat0cause

cancer

0rotherreproducti

harm.

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WARNING:This

powerful

cutting

machine

iscapable

amputating

hands

and

feet

and

can

throw

objects

i;;i;; ciuse

inlury

and

damage!

Faiture

tocomptywith

the

following

SAFETY

instructions

could

result

serious

injury

ordeath

theoperator

other

persons.

Theowner

the

machine

mustunderstand

these

instruction's

ind

must

allow

oniy

pers0ns

whounderstand

these

instructions

tooperate

machine.

Each

person

operating

the

machine

must

ofsound

mind

and

body

and

must

notbe

under

the

influence

any

substance,

which

might

impair

vision,

dexterity

judgment.

you

have

any

questions

pertaining

your

machine

which

your

dealer

cannot

answer

your

satisfaction,

call

write

theCustomer

Service

Deoartment

sNAPPER,

McDonough,

Georgia

30253.

Phone:

(1-800-935-2967).

Protection

torChildren

Tragic

accidents

can

occur

theoperator

isnotalert

tothe

Dresence

children.

Children

areoften

attracted

the

machine

and

the

mowing

activity.

Children

who

have

been

given

rides

the

past

maysuddenly

appear

the

mowing

area

foranother

rideand

runover

backed

over

the

machine.

Never

assume

that

children

will

remain

where

you

lastsaw

them.

1.KEEP

children

out

the

mowing

area

and

under

the

watchful

care

responsible

adult

other

than

the

0perator'

2.D0

N0Tallow

children

yard

when

machine

tsoperated

(evenwith

theblade

0FF).

N0Tallow

children

orothers

rideon

macnlne'

attachments

towed

equipment

(evenwith

the

blades

0FF).

They

may

falland

seriously

injured

4.D0

N0T

allow

pre-teenage

children

tooperate

machlne.

ALLOW

only

responsible

adults

teenagers

with

mature

ludgment

under

adult

supervision

tooperate

machine

N0Toperate

blades

inreverse.

ST0P

BLADES.

L00K

and

SEE

behind

anddown

forchildren,

pets

and

hazards

before

and

while

backing.

7.USE

EXTRA

CARE

when

approaching

blind

corners,

shrubs,

trees,or

o-ther

objects

that

may

obscure

vtston.

Protection

against

TiPovers

Slopes

are

major

factor

toloss-of-control

and

tip-

over

accidents,

which

can

result

insevere

tnlury

death.

Allslopes

requtre

extra

CAUTI0N.

you

cannot

back

the

slope

you

feeluneasy

theslope,

N0T

mow

it.

Useextra

care

with

grass

catchers

orother

attachments;

these

affect

thehandling

and

thestability

the

machtne.

Refer

totheSlope

Guide

theend

this

manual.

D0N0T

ooerate

machine

slopes

exceeding

degrees

(27"/"

grade).

2.Exercise

EXTREME

CAUTI0N

slopes

above

degrees

(18%

grade).

Turn

blades

0FF

when

traveling

uohill.

Use

aslow

speed

and

avoid

sudden

snarp

turns'

N0Toperate

machine

back

and

forth

across

faceof

slopes.

Operate

and

down.

Practice

slopes

wtth

blades

ofJ.

4.AVOID

starting,

stopping

turning

slopes.

machtne

stops

going

uphill

tires

lose

traction,

turnblades

0FF

and

back

slowly

straight

down

theslope.

5.STAY

ALERT

for

holes

and

other

hidden

hazards.

Tall

grass

can

hideobstacles.

Keep

away

from

ditches,

washouts,

culverts,

fences

and

protruding

objects.

Protection

against

TiPovers

(Continued

From

Column)

KEEP

ASAFE

DISTANCE

(at

least3

feet)away

from

edge

ofditches

and

other

drop

offs.

The

machine

could

turnover

ifan

edge

caves

in.

7.Always

begtn

forward

motion

slowly

and

with

caution

B.Use

weights

ora

weighted

loadcarrier

inaccordance

with

instructions

supplied

with

grass

catcher.

N0T

operate

machine

onslopes

exceeding

10degrees

(18%

grade)

when

equipped

with

grass

catcher.

ruOf

putyour

footon

the

ground

try

tostabilize

the

macntne.

10.

D0N0T

operate

machine

wet

grass.

Reduced

trac-

tion

could

cause

sliding.

1'1

.Choose

lowenough

speed

setting

that

you

willnot

have

tostop

orshift

ona

slope.

Tires

may

lose

traction

slopes

even

though

the

brakes

are

functioning

properly'

12.

NOT

operate

machine

under

any

condition

where

traction,

steering

stability

isdoubtf

13.

Always

keep

the

machine

gear

when

going

down

slooes.

N0T

shift

toneutral

(or

actuate

hydro

roll

release)

and

coast

downhill.

Preparation

Read,

understand,

and

instructions

and

warnings

inthis

manual

and

the

machine,

engine

and

attach-

ments.

Know

thecontrols

and

the

proper

use

the

machtne

before

starting.

2.0nly

mature,

responsible

pers0ns

shall

operate

the

machine

and

only

after

proper

instruction.

Data

indicates

that

operators

age

60and

above,

are

involved

ina

large

percentage

mower-related

injuries'

These

operators

should

evaluate

theirability

operate

the

mower

safely

enough

protect

themselves

and

others

from

serious

inlurY.

4.Handle

fuel

with

extra

care.

Fuels

are

flammable

and

vap0rs

are

explosive.

Use

only

approved

fuelcontainer'

N0T

remove

fuel

cap

add

fuelwith

engine

running

Add

fuel

outdoors

only

with

engine

stopped

and

cool

Clean

spilled

luel

from

machine.

N0T

smo[<e.

Practice

operation

machine

with

BLADES

0FF

learn

controls

and

develoP

skills.

6.Check

thearea

tobe

mowed

and

remove

all

objects

such

toys,

wire,

rocks,

limbs

and

other

objects

that

could

cause

rnjury

ifthrown

blade

interfere

with

mowing'

wwur.snapper.

c0m

lmportant

0nerator

Sa Instructions

(Continued

Protection

against

Tipovers

'(Continued

FromPrevious

Column)

Keep

people

and

pets

out

ofmowing

area.lmmediately

STOP

blades,

ST0P

engine,and

STOP

machine

anyone

enters

the

area.

Checkshields,

deflectors,

switches,

blade

controls

and

othersafety

devices

frequently

for

proper

operation

and

location.

9.Make

sureallsafety

decalsare

clearlylegible.

Replace

damaged.

'10.

Protect

yourself

when

mowing

and

wear

safety

glasses,

adustmask,

long

pants

and

substantial

footwear.

11.

Knowhow

ST0P

blades

and

engine

quickly

prepa-

ration

for

emergencies.

'12.

Use

extra

carewhen

orunloading

themachine

'nto

atrailer

ortruck.

13.

Check

grass

catcher

components

frequenily

for

signs

wear

deterioration

andreplace

asneeded

prevent

injury

from

thrown

objects

going

through

weak

orworn

ots.

Safe

Handling

Gasoline

avoid

personal

injury

property

damage,

use

extreme

carein

handling

gasoline.

Gasoline

extremely

flammable

andthe

vapors

are

explosive.

1.Extinguish

allcigarettes,

cigars,

pipes

andother

s0urces

ignition.

Use

onlyan

approved

fuel

container.

3.D0N0T

remove

fuel

cap

oraddfuel

with

the

enginerun-

ning.

Allow

the

engine

coolbefore

refueling.

D0N0T

refuel

themachine

indoors.

5.D0

N0T

storethe

machine

orfuel

containerinside

where

there

anopenflame,

spark

pilot

light

suchas

ona

water

heater

orotherappliances.

6.D0N0T

fillf

uel

containersinside

avehicle

onatruck

ortrailer

bedwith

plastic

liner.

Always

place

the

contain-

ers

onthe

ground

awayfrom

thevehicle

beforefilling.

7.Remove

gas-powered

equipment

from

thevehrcre

trailer

andrefuel

onthe

ground.

lfthis

isnot

possible,

thenrefuel

equipment

using

portable

container,rather

than

gasoline

dispenser

nozzle.

B.D0N0T

start

gaspowered

equipment

enclosed

vehi-

clesortrailers.

9.Keep

thenozzle

contact

with

therim

ofthe

fueltank

container

opening

atalltimes

untilf

uelingis

complete.

NOT

useanozzle

lock-open

device

10.lf

fuelis

spilled

clothing,

change

clothing

immediate-

ly.

11.

Never

overfill

afueltank.

Replace

fuel

capandtighten

securelv.

0peration

1.Mount

anddismount

machinefrom

left

side.Keep

clear

ofdischarge

opening

all

times.

2.Staft

enginefrom

operator's

seat,

possible.

Make

sure

blades

are0FFand

parking

brakeis

set.

3.D0

N0Tleave

machine

with

enginerunning.

ST0p

engine,

STOPblades,

SETbrake,

andRemove

key

before

leaving

operators

position

anyreason.

4.D0

N0T

operatemachine

unless

properly

seated

with

feet

rests

pedal(s).

5.ST0PBLADES

andENGINE

andmake

sure

bladeshave

stopped

beforeremoving

grass

catcher

orunclogging

mowerto

prevent

loss

fingers

orhand.

6.Blades

must

be0FFexcept

when

cutting

grass.

Set

blades

inhighest

position

whenmowing

overrough

gr0un0.

7.Keephands

and

feet

away

fromrotating

blades

under-

neath

deck.

D0NOT

place

foot

ground

while

BLADES

are0N

ormachrneis

inmotion.

B.D0N0T

operate

machrne

without

entire

grass

catcher

guards

place

andworking.

N0T

point

discharge

people,

passing

cars,windows

doors.

9.Slow

downbefore

turning.

10.Watch

out

for

traffic

whennear

crossingroadways.

11.

ST0Pengineimmediately

after

striking

obstruction.

Inspect

machine

andrepair

damage

before

resuming

opera-

tion.

12.

0perate

machine

onlyin

daylight

orwith

good

artificial

light.

13.Move

joystick

(if

equipped)

SLOWLYto

maintain

control

during

speedand

directional

changes.

14.Exercise

CAUTI0Nwhen

pulling

loads.

Limitloads

those

you

cansafely

control

andattachloads

hitch

plate

specifiedwith

SNAPPER

attachment

instructions.

15.

slopes,theweight

ofthetowed

equipment

may

causeloss

oftraction

andloss

control.When

towing,

travel

slowly

andallow

extradistance

stop.

16.D0

N0T

operateengine

inenclosed

areas.Engine

exhaust

gases

contain

carbonmonoxide,

adeadly

poison.

17.

D0N0T

discharge

material

against

awall

orobstruc-

tion.

Material

mayricochet

backtowards

the

operator.

18.

0nly

useaccessorres

approved

the

manufacturer.

Seemanufacturer's

instructions

for

proper

operation

and

installation

ofaccessories.

A lmportant

0perator

Safetv

Instructions

(Continuedl A

Towing

1.Towonly

witha

machine

thathasa

hitch

designed

for

towing.D0

N0Tattach

towedequipment

exceptat

thehitch

point.

2.Follow

themanufacturer's

recommendation

for

weight

limits

fortowedequipment

and

towingonslopes.

3.D0

N0Tallowchildren

orothers

ontowedequipment.

0nslopes,

the

weightof

thetowedequipment

maycause

lossoftractionand

lossofcontrol.

5.Travelslowly

andallow

extradistance

tostop.

Mainlenance

1.D0

N0Tstoremachine

orfuelcontainer

inside

where

fumes

mayreachan

open

flame,

spark

pilot

lightsuchas

inawater

heater,furnace,

clothesdryer

orother

gas

appli-

ance.

Allowengine

cool

beforestoring

machine

inan

enclosure.

Store

fuelcontainerout

ofthe

reach

children

wellventilated,

unoccupied

building.

Keepengine

free

grass,

leavesorexcess

grease

reduce

firehazardandengine

overheating.

3.Whendraining

fueltank,

drain

fuelintoanapproved

con-

taineroutdoorsand

away

from

open

flame.

Check

brakes

frequently,adjust,

repairor

replaceas

needed.

Keepallbolts,

nutsandscrews

properly

tight.Checkthat

allcotter

pins

are

properpositton.

Maintenance

(Continued

From

PreviousGolumn)

Always

provide

adequate

ventilation

whenrunning

engine.

Exhaust

gases

contain

carbon

monoxide,an

odor-

lessanddeadly

poison.

7.Disconnect

negative

(black)

cable

frombattery

before

performing

maintenance

service.Cranking

engine

could

cause

injury.

NOTworkunder

machine

withoutsafetyblocks.

9.Service

engine

and

makeadjustments

only

whenengine

stopped.

Removespark

plug

wire(s)

fromspark

plug(s)

andsecure

wire(s)away

fromspark

plug(s).

10.D0

N0Tchange

engine

governor

speed

settingsor

overspeeo

englne.

11.

Lubricate

machineat

intervals

specified

inmanual

prevent

controls

frombinding.

12.

Mowerblades

are

sharpand

cancut.

Wraptheblades

wear

heavyleather

gloves

and

useCAUTI0N

when

han-

dling

them

13.

D0N0T

test

for

spark

grounding

spark

plug

spark

plug

hole;spark

plug

could

ignite

gas

exiting

engine.

14.Have

machineserviced

byan

authorized

SNAPPER

dealer

leastoncea

year

and

havethedealer

tnstallany

newsafety

devices.

15.Maintainor

replacesafety

and

instruction

labelsas

nec-

essa

ry.

16.Useonly

genuine

SNAPPER

replacement

parts

assure

thatoriginalstandards

are

maintained.

www.snapper.c0m

Features

and

Controls

lMPORTANT

The

figures

andillustrations

inthis

manual

are

provided

forreference

only

andmay

di{ferfrom

your

specific

model.

Contact

your

Snapper

dealerif

you

have

questions.

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Features

and

Controls

Steering

Wheel

Engine

Speed

Control

(hidden

from

view)

lgnition

Switch

Clutch/Brake

Pedal

Park

Brake

Latch

BladePedal

Blade

Lever

lliqnhernpDpflpntnr

Override

Control

Transmission

ShiftLever

Fuel

Tank

0peration 0Perator

Seat

Adiustment

Make

the

following

checks

and

perform

theservice

required

before

each

staft-up.

1. Check

the

tire

pressure;

addor

release

airas

needed

bring

pressure'to

l2 PSI

infrontand

12PSI

inrear.

2. Check

guards,

deflectors

andcovers

tomake

sure

allare

place

and

securelY

tightened.

3. Check

engine

oiland

add

oilas

needed

tobring

levelup

theFULL

mark

(A,

Figure

1). Refer

totheengine

manual

foroil

sPecifications.

.1.

With

the

engine

stopped,

loosen

the

twoadjusting

knobs

(8,

Figure

3)and

move

theseat

thedesired

position.

After

adjustment,

tighten

theknobs

securely.

N7TE.

tftheseat

does

not

moveafter

loosening

theknobs,

maybe

necessary

toloosen

the5/16"

patch

lockscrews

hex

nuts

(Cl

locatedat

the

rear

theseat'

Figure

Engineoil 'Full'

mark

4. Adjust

theseat

(A,

Figure

3)as

needed

themost

comfortable

position.

Refer

totheSection

entitled

..OPERATOR'S

SEAT

ADJUSTMENT".

5. Check

theblade

control

insure

itworks

freely.

the

blade

pedals

aredepressed,

theblade

levercan

moved

manually

from

"0N"

"0FF"

tostop

theblade.

6. Check

theReverse

Lockout

Mechanism.

With

theblade

pedals

depressed,

theshift

lever

must

not

into

reverse.

7 Clean

the

exterior

surfaces

thecutting

deck

and

engine

anyaccumulation

dirt,

grass,

oil,etc.

Keep

theengine

air

intake

screen

and

cooling

finsclear

atall

times.

B.Add

fueltothe

fuel

tankafter

pushing

theRear

Engtne

Rideroutside

where

fumescan

dissipate.

Make

sure

the

fuel

fillercap

(A,

Figure

2)is

tight,and

the

vent

(B)

open

after

refueling.

Refer

totheengine

manual

forfuel

ificatio

Figure

3:)perator

seat

adlustment

Figure

2;Fuel

fillercap

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0peration

(Continued)

$tarting

andOperation

Engine

(Electric

Start)

IMPORTANT:

When

theignition

keyisturned

"START",

the

engine

willturn

over,b'utwillnot

start

unlessthe

Clutch/Brake

pedal

pressed

alltheway

down,

andthe

BladeLever

isinthe

"0FF"

position.

The

operator

should

inthe

seat.

Startthe

engine

follows:

Openthe

vent

(8,

Figure2)

the

fuelfiller

cap

(A)

turning

counterclockwise.

IMP0RTANT:

Failureto

openthevent

onthefuelfiller

cap

can

causethe

engineto

stall.

2. Movethe

transmission

shiftlever

tothe

(N)

Neutral

position.

Refertothe

section

entitled

"Wheel

Drive".

IMPORTANT:

NOT

starttheengine

withthetransmission

shiftlever

adrive

position.

WARNING

Itrs

possible

starttheengine

withthetransmission

shiftlever

ina

drive

position.

startinginstructions

carefully.

2. Make

certainthe

BladeLever

(A,

Figure

4)isinthe

"0FF"

oosition.

Figure

4:Bladelever

(in'}ff' position)

3. Press

the

Clutch/Brake

Pedal

(A,

Figure

5)alltheway

downandhold

while

startingthe

engine.

5. Movethe

engine

speedcontrol

(A,

Figure

6)tothe

choke

position

(B)

startacold

engine.

6.Turn

theignition

key

(A,

Figure7)

tothe

"START"

position

untilthe

engine

starts.

N)TE:

lfafter5secondsof

crankingthe

engine

does

not

start,release

thekey,

make

surethe

Clutch/BrakePedal

fully

depressed,

and

attemptstarting

again

afterwaitingfor

roximately

seconds.

7.Atterthe

enginestarts,movethe

enginespeedcontrol

tothe

"FAST"

position

and

allowabriefwarm-up

until

enginerunssmooth.

Figure

5:Engaging

theclutch/brake

pedal

_.)/

tr/

\:-.-l.:___.:s

Figure

Engine

speedcontrol

79.

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Figure7.lgnitionkey

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onNextPage)

eration

(Continued

Starting

and

0peration

(Continued)

Engine

(Electric

Start)

(Gontinued)

Should

thebattery

too

weaktostart

theengine,

refer

totheSection

entitled

"Engrne

(Manual

Start)"

manually

start

the

electric

start

engines.

9.0n

Model

33175238VE

and

C33175238VE,

theengine

equipped

with

afuel

shut-off

solenoid.

thebattery

dead,

theengine

can

bestarted

with

the

recoilback-up

starler

theengine

speed

control

isin

thechoke

position(H0T

engine

orC0LD

engine).

Engine

(Manual

Start)

IMP0RTANT:When

the

keyis

turned

"0N",

and

the

recoil

handle

pulled,

theengine

willturn

over,

but

will

notstart

unless

theClutch/Brake

Pedal

pressed

all

the

waydown

with

thePark

Brake

engaged,

and

theBlade

Lever

inthe

"0ff"

oositton.

Start

theengine

follows:

0pen

the

vent

(8,

Figure

2)on

the

fuelfiller

cap

(A)

turning

counterclockwise.

IMP0RTANT:

Failure

toopen

theventon

thefuelfiller

cap

cancause

theengine

tostall.

2. Move

the

transmission

shift

lever

tothe

(N)

Neutral

oosition.

Refer

tothesection

entitled

"Wheel

Drive".

IMPORTANT:

N0Tstart

theengine

with

the

transmission

shift

leverina

drive

position.

. WARNING

Itis

possible

tostarl

theengine

withthe

transmissi0n

shift

lever

inadrive

position.

starting

instructions

caref

lly.

Makecertain

theBlade

Lever

(A,

Figure

istnthe

"0FF"

oositton.

Press

theClutch/Brake

Pedal

(A,

Figure

8)all

the

way

down,

movethe

park

brake

latch

(B)

over,

and

release

theclutch/brake

pedal

tosetthe

park

brake.

Figure

B.Setting

the

Park

brake

5. Move

the

engine

speed

control

(A,

Figure

tothe

choke

position

(B)

tostart

cold

engine.

6. Turn

thekey

(A,

Figure

the

"0N"

positton.

Figure

Key

7.Pullthe

starter

rope,

located

theengine

recoil

wttha

smooth,

even

motion

until

theengine

stafts.

N7TE:

Atways

guide

thestarter

ropeback

into

therecoil

housing.

Never

allow

rope

tosnap

back.

After

theengine

stads,

move

theengine

speed

control

the

"FAST"

Positton.

Allow

abrief

warm-up

until

theengrne

runssmooth.

Setting

the

park

brake

79.,

6Ti

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