Country Clipper AVENUE 150/A100 Safety Instruction & Operatorrs Manual Download Page 16

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A. 

Set the park brake. 
 

B. 

Open the by-pass valve. 
 

C. 

Remove the oil filter. 
 

D. 

Remove the top plug on the right side 
transmission (reinstall at 110-150 in-lbs) 

 

E. 

Remove the side plug on the left side 
transmission (reinstall at 180-240 in-lbs) 

F. 

After all the oil is drained out, replace 
the filter (use part # H-2567 when 
ordering from Country Clipper).Wipe off 
the filter base surface, apply a film of 
new oil to the gasket of the new filter 
and hand tighten ¾ to one full turn after 
the filter gasket contacts the filter base 
surface. 
 

G. 

Refill the transmission with the 
recommended oil through the expansion 
tank.  When the oil level in the 
transmission reached the top or side 
plug port reinstall the plug and continue 
filling until the “Full Cold” line is reached 
on the expansion tank.  Each 
transmission will take approximately 2 
quarts of oil. 
 

 
 
NOTE:  Due to the effect air has on efficiency in 

hydrostatic drive, it is critical that it be 
purged from the system.

 

 
 
These purge procedures should be 
performed any time a hydrostatic 
system has been opened for 

maintenance or oil has been added to 
the system. 

IMPORTANT: 

             

Failure to purge system properly may 
cause one or all of these symptoms:    

1)

 noisy operation.  

2)

 Lack of power or 

drive after short term operation.  

3)

 High 

operation temperature and excessive 
expansion of oil. 

 

 
   
1. PURGING 

PROCEDURE

 

 

  Oil Hydrostatic Transmission 
 

NOTE:  Before starting procedure make sure the 

transmission is at the proper oil level.  If 
it is not, fill to specifications.

 

 

The following procedures should be 
performed with the vehicle drive wheels 
off the ground then repeated under 
normal operating conditions. 

 
 

A. 

With the transmission unlocked (see 
page 10 for details) and engine running, 
slowly move the directional control in 
both forward and reverse directions 5 to 
6 times.  As air is purged from the unit, 
the oil level will drop. 

 

B. 

With the transmission locked and the 
engine running, slowly move the 
directional control in both forward and 
reverse directions (5 to 6 times). Check 
the oil level, and add oil as required 
after stopping engine. 
 

C. 

It may be necessary to repeat Steps A & 
B until all air is completely purged from 
the system. When the transaxle moves 
forward and reverse at a normal speed 
purging is complete. 

PROCEDURE FOR RAISING AND 

LOWERING THE DECK FOR 

SERVICING 

 
1.  RAISING THE DECK:

 

 

A. 

Remove cut height adjustment pin and 
completely lower the cut height 
adjustment lever.  Re-insert the cut 
height adjustment pin immediately 
above Cut Height Adjustment Lever 

Side Plug 

Top Plug 

Summary of Contents for AVENUE 150/A100

Page 1: ...entially dangerous if used improperly and hazard control and accident prevention are dependent upon the awareness concern prudence and proper training of personnel involved in the operation transport...

Page 2: ...MMENDATIONS 9 MAINTENANCE 10 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 10 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 11 JOYSTICK ADJUSTMENT 12 HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSIONS 14 PROCEDURE FOR RAISING AND LOWERING THE DECK FOR SERVICING 15 SECURI...

Page 3: ...r ____________________________________________ Mower Serial Number ____________________________________________ Engine Spec Number ____________________________________________ Hydro Serial Number RH _...

Page 4: ...MENDATIONS 1 PEOPLE WHO OPERATE SERVICE OR ARE OTHERWISE ASSOCIATED with the Country Clipper Zero Turn Radius Mower should be trained in its proper use and warned of its dangers Before operating adjus...

Page 5: ...cool before storing in any enclosure The engine exhaust and gasoline fumes are dangerous 13 DISENGAGE BLADES BEFORE DRIVING ACROSS WALKS or projecting objects 14 NEVER REMOVE THE FUEL CAP or add gaso...

Page 6: ...MOVING PARTS If possible do not make adjustments with the engine running 37 NEVER MOW WHEN OTHER PEOPLE OR PETS ARE IN THE AREA 38 CAREFULLY RELEASE PRESSURE FROM COMPONENTS WITH STORED ENERGY 39 USE...

Page 7: ...arked on a level area Do not overfill See your engine manual for more detailed instruction 6 Check battery fluid level 7 Inspect V belts 8 Check tire pressure 9 Make sure underside of mower deck is fr...

Page 8: ...ward movement of the Joystick Control Lever will increase the speed of travel C To reverse the direction pull the Joystick Control Lever slightly back D To turn move the Joystick Control Lever toward...

Page 9: ...REMOVE THE KEY AND SET THE PARKING BRAKE EVEN IF JUST FOR A FEW MOMENTS HELP PROTECT CHILDREN AND OTHER UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS FROM ACCIDENTS OPERATION FREE WHEEL 1 TO FREE WHEEL A Unlock Transmission...

Page 10: ...ake two passes Mow off of the desired cut on the first pass and then the desired height the second pass Check for hidden dangers 4 Go slowly for trimming 5 Always cut grass with the engine at full thr...

Page 11: ...l After First 100 Hours Check Wheel Lug Nuts 75 ft lbs or 102 Nm Change Hydraulic Filter Every 10 Hrs Check Tire Pressure 12 Psi 83 kPa Check Battery Fluid Sharpen Mower Blades Every 25 Hours Service...

Page 12: ...r parts water Coat all exposed terminal surfaces with a light layer of grease or petroleum jelly to prevent corrosion NOTE At temperatures below 32 degrees F 0 degrees C the full charge state must be...

Page 13: ...o the ON position D Adjust the Bottom Adjustment Nut so that the compression spring is compressed to 5 8 Repeat for other side JOYSTICK ADJUSTMENT 1 SETTING TRACKING AND FORWARD SPEED A The initial se...

Page 14: ...andle firmly in the full forward position Rotate the left side transmission linkage rod to shorten the linkage until resistance is felt from the transmission control bottoming out in the transmission...

Page 15: ...old colored spacers on the outside of the ball joints For slower reacting steering place the short gold colored spacers on the inside and the longer silver colored spacers on the outside All 4 spacers...

Page 16: ...e or all of these symptoms 1 noisy operation 2 Lack of power or drive after short term operation 3 High operation temperature and excessive expansion of oil 1 PURGING PROCEDURE Oil Hydrostatic Transmi...

Page 17: ...ase the deck prop from its stowed position and place the free end against the deck lift casting as shown on page 20 Make sure the point of the prop falls within the center clearance area IMPORTANT NOT...

Page 18: ...lutch Deck raised to service position MOWER SHOWN IN OPERATING POSITION Deck Prop Front Caster Pivot Grease Zerk Front Caster Wheels positioned out of the way Deck Hook Flip Front Step Up Foot Deck Cu...

Page 19: ...18 SECURING THE DECK PROP Deck Prop shown in the Stowed position Deck Prop being placed against the Deck lift casting Deck Prop securely in place against Deck lift casting...

Page 20: ...ngly It may be necessary to adjust both the front and rear Deck Hanger Bolts for a given side 6 Once the side to side cut height is within tolerance measure from the ground to the blade tip at the rea...

Page 21: ...e as far as it will allow Slide adjustment back or forward to where the latch plate will catch the release handle rod at its highest location Tighten nuts back 4 Lift up on latch plate and push down o...

Page 22: ...g wire loose or grounded check spark plug wires Spark plug s faulty or improperly gapped check spark plug condition and reset gap Electronic ignition defective consult dealer Dirty or maladjusted carb...

Page 23: ...WON T MOVE FORWARD Transmission locks in free wheel position put in lock position see pg 10 Drive belt broken or slipping replace drive belt Shift linkage disconnected reconnect Transmission oil low c...

Page 24: ...GS V IDLER Motor Pulley Right Hand Hydrostatic Transmission Pulley Left Hand Hydrostatic Transmission Pulley Hydrostatic Transmission Drive Belt Viewed from ground looking up Belt P N D 3905 60 DECK B...

Page 25: ...tch St eering Levers in Neu trul Yellow Engine Kill If Steoer ing levers in drive Sto r t Cjrcui t 2 bro ke Is on or So fe ty Clrcuit s o t n ot cup d Power C rc1 1lt Reel 3 START If Clu tch Is on and...

Page 26: ...K 1 OFF G M 2 RUN B L 3 START B L S YEL 2 Blk 11 Blk 10 Seo t Switch Un occ pi d To Si o ri Clutch not engo ged Steering Levers In Neutro l Engine Kill1 If S teer ing lFver s in drive bro ke Is on or...

Page 27: ...e 2 Blk 10 RPri s l6G To Sto rt Clutch not e ngaged S teerlng Lever s in Neutral Engine KiUt If Ste e r ing le YE rS in drive klro ke Is on or seat un occupied If Clu tch is on and s eo t ls not occup...

Page 28: ...27 NOTES SERVICE RECORDS DATE SERVICE WORK COMPLETED...

Page 29: ...28 NOTES SERVICE RECORDS DATE SERVICE WORK COMPLETED...

Page 30: ...TM Safety Instructions Operators Manual Country Clipper Division Shivvers Manufacturing Inc 613 W English St Corydon IA 50060 0467 Ph 641 872 2544 Fax 641 872 1593 P 13155...

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