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MANUFACTURER’S LIMITED WARRANTY - TURF EQUIPMENT

This warranty is specific to the product manual to which it is attached.

For a complete list of products and warranties contact your authorized Cub Cadet Commercial dealer.

Proper maintenance of the purchased Cub Cadet Commercial equipment is the owner’s responsibility.  Follow the
instructions in your owner’s manual for correct lubricants and maintenance schedule. Your Cub Cadet Commercial dealer
carries a complete line of quality lubricants and filters for your equipment’s engine, transmission, chassis, and attach-
ments.
What is Covered By This Warranty?  This limited warranty covers any defect in materials and/or workmanship in your
Cub Cadet Commercial equipment to the original owner for the following time periods: 
A) First (1

st

) Year of Original Ownership: Both Parts found defective in materials and /or workmanship and the

associated Labor of the particular repair are covered under the terms of this limited warranty

B)  Second (2

nd

) and Third (3

rd

) Year of Original Ownership:  Parts found defective in materials and /or workmanship are

covered under the terms of this limited warranty.  

 

Limited Battery Warranty:  90-day free battery replacement in the case of defects in materials and/or
workmanship, thereafter prorated for the period from the fourth (4th) through the twelfth (12

th

) month of

ownership. 

“No-Fault Warranty”:  Covers the “No-Fault” to owner replacement of damaged belts, tires, seats, and  grass bags
(cutting blades are not included) for a period of One (1) month or One-Hundred (100) hours, whichever comes
first.  

Limited Engine Warranty:  Parts and Labor for defects in materials and/or workmanship are covered for the first
two (2) years of original equipment ownership.  Refer to the Engine Manual for specific limitations and restric-
tions. 

Accordingly, Cub Cadet Commercial will replace or repair any part or parts without charge through your authorized Cub
Cadet Commercial dealer subject to the above time and coverage limitations. Upon completion of your purchase, the
Serial Number/s of the unit will be registered with the Cub Cadet. This will initiate and validate your limited warranty and
the applicable Warranty Period.

What is Not Covered By this Warranty? Cub Cadet Commercial does not warrant ( a ) routine maintenance items such
as lubricants, filters (oil, fuel, air and hydraulic), cleaning, tune-ups, brake or clutch inspections, adjustments made as part
of normal maintenance, blades, blade sharpening, equipment setup, and normal wear items; ( b ) incidental cost such as
transporting equipment to and from the dealer, telephone charges or renting product temporarily to replace a warranted
product; ( c ) damage caused by use of the equipment for purposes other than those for which it was designed; ( d )
damage caused by accident or Disasters such as fire, flood, wind and lighting: ( e ) damage caused by unauthorized
attachments, modifications, alterations, improper servicing or maintenance, improper storage; or ( f ) any other abuse or
misuse of the equipment.   

Exclusive Warranty. The foregoing warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties or remedies, whether written,
oral or implied. Any and all implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for particular purpose, course of delaying or
usage of trade are hereby expressly disclaimed and excluded.  (Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation
of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusion or limitation may not apply to you.)

Limitation of Remedies. Under no circumstances, except to the extent such exclusions are prohibited by applicable law,
shall Cub Cadet Commercial be liable for any loss or damage, direct or indirect, special, incidental or consequential
arising out of the use of or inability to use this equipment including but not limited to any claim for loss of profits, loss of
profits, loss of savings or revenue, loss of use of the equipment or any associated equipment, facilities or continued
service, downtime, the claims of costs of third parties including customers and injury  to property. Some states do not
allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts of the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential
damages, so the above limitations or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights,
and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state.

Future Changes: Cub Cadet Commercial reserves the right to reserve, change or modify the construction and design of
its equipment or any component part or parts thereof without incurring the obligations to make such changes or modifica-
tions in present equipment.

How to Obtain Service: Contact the authorized Cub Cadet Commercial dealer at the point of original retail purchase to
obtain service or replacement parts.

Products purchased outside the USA are not covered by this warranty

Cub Cadet
P.O. Box 368023
Cleveland, Ohio 44136

Form No. 01007466 Rev. 01-0  11/8/2001

Summary of Contents for 25HP Tank

Page 1: ...Hydrostatic Zero Turn Commercial Riding Mower Professional Turf Equipment OPERATOR S AND SERVICE MANUAL MODEL 25HP Tank 53AB5BAX150 53AB5DCX150...

Page 2: ...e and Service 14 A Mower Deck 14 B Hydraulic Oil 16 C Electrical System 17 D Tires 19 E Brakes 19 F Hydraulic System 20 G Storage 21 Maintenance Schedule 22 Performance Adjustments 24 A High Speed Tra...

Page 3: ...your mower at peak efficiency If operated and maintained properly your mower will give dependable service CAUTION Only thoroughly trained persons should operate and maintain this mower This machine ca...

Page 4: ...alled 6 Do not check for hydraulic leaks with any part of the body 7 Do not add fuel to a machine when the engine is running and or the exhaust system is hot 8 Keep machine clean and free of debris gr...

Page 5: ...er use the mower without the discharge chute installed and placed in the down position 4 Always remove debris and other objects from the area to be mowed Note debris and loose grass will reduce tracti...

Page 6: ...nning ROTATING BLADE DANGER Part Number 00030633 Part Number 01003449 Part Number 01003450 Part Number 01003857 KEEP HANDS and FEET AWAY DANGER TO R ED U CE TH E RI SK OF IN JU RY D O N OT O P E R AT...

Page 7: ...driven power take off from engine Controls Engine ignition and start switch throttle choke left and right steering levers electric blade clutch switch parking brake mower deck lift Parking Brake Inter...

Page 8: ...d raise the cutting deck to the trans port position Always allow other vehicles to have the right of way l If you hit a solid object while mowing turn off the blade clutch switch place the steer ing l...

Page 9: ...wed B Controls 1 Engine Ignition and Start Switch See Fig ure 1 Located on the instrument housing below the right side of the operator s seat When the key is inserted and turned clock wise 45 degrees...

Page 10: ...foot pedal move the hand lever outward and slowly reduce foot pedal effort to lower the mechanism To ser vice the unit Remove the detent pin from the pedal assembly Fold the pedal up to vertical posit...

Page 11: ...sive wear Replace if any of these are detected d Replace the deck cover 4 Adjust the Mowing Deck The cutting height is set anywhere in the range of 1 1 2 to 5 You may need to adjust the mowing deck to...

Page 12: ...ct the machine to make sure 1 All guards shields including mower chute deflector are in their proper place are secure and are functional 2 That there are no spilled or leaking fuel or oil sources nor...

Page 13: ...of the machine until the machine begins to move rearward Release the lap bars and the machine should stop The more the lap bars are moved toward the rear of the machine the faster the machine will mo...

Page 14: ...her you move the levers forward the faster the mower will go forward h To back up move both steering levers slightly backward and the mower will slowly move backward The farther you move the levers ba...

Page 15: ...injury Wrap the cutting surface of the blade with a rag to avoid injury a Set the parking brake b Clean any debris from the blades Keep blades sharp and free of build up at all times c Sharpen blades...

Page 16: ...b Stop the engine and remove the key from the ignition switch c Clean the area around the Hydraulic Oil fill neck d Remove the hydraulic fill cap and check the level The correct level is up to the low...

Page 17: ...l b Clean the battery before storing A dirty battery will lose its charge over time c Store the battery with a full charge A dis charged battery will freeze refer to the table below d Recharge battery...

Page 18: ...ut in the neutral posi tion the parking brake engaged and the blade clutch switch off swing the left steering lever up to the operating position and try to start the engine The engine should not start...

Page 19: ...p free Slip the axle assembly through one side of the caster yoke through a spacer sleeve a spare wheel the other spacer sleeve and finally through the other side of the caster yoke Then tighten the l...

Page 20: ...gallon drain pan under the drain plug on the bottom of the hydraulic oil tank Remove the drain plug drain the tank then replace the plug Place the drain pan under the filter and remove the filter by u...

Page 21: ...mal position and place the steering lever on the side you adjusted up to the operating position If you feel a slight push forward or a slight pull backward from the neu tral position you must adjust t...

Page 22: ...and the hydro drive belt g Check the blades Make sure they are sharp and that the blade securing cap screws are tight h Check the cutting height 2 When ready to start the engine a Check the five safe...

Page 23: ...and Down Pivots Seat Hinge Steering Lever Linkage Rod End Bearings Lever Return Assembly Rod End Bearings Pump Control Lever Pivots Brake Lever Pivot Clevis Pin Brake Lever Control Rod Pivot Brake Co...

Page 24: ...see Fig 1 on page 8 of the manual This display defaults to Tachometer mode when engine is running 4 Move the throttle lever to the high speed posi tion and note the RPM reading on the display 5 Move t...

Page 25: ...rd position 1 Operator s back should stay in contact with the seat back 2 Lap bars should not contact operator s legs c In the full reverse position 1 Lap bars should not contact the opera tor s legs...

Page 26: ...he right blade when aligned along the mower centerline The blade to ground height at the rear of the blade tip should be 1 8 to 1 4 higher than the front tip This is referred to as blade pitch The sam...

Page 27: ...27 WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 28: ...28 MAINTENANCE RECORD DATE WORK PERFORMED DATE WORK PERFORMED...

Page 29: ...29 MAINTENANCE RECORD DATE WORK PERFORMED DATE WORK PERFORMED...

Page 30: ...30 MAINTENANCE RECORD DATE WORK PERFORMED DATE WORK PERFORMED...

Page 31: ...MAINTENANCE RECORD DATE WORK PERFORMED DATE WORK PERFORMED...

Page 32: ...brake or clutch inspections adjustments made as part of normal maintenance blades blade sharpening equipment setup and normal wear items b incidental cost such as transporting equipment to and from th...

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