Dixie Chopper Iron Eagle Owner'S/Operator'S Manual Download Page 4

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700925

07/2012

Dixie Chopper 

 6302 E. County Road 100 N. 

 Coatesville, IN 

 46121 

 www.dixiechopper.com

General Safety Precautions

PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS OPERATION MANUAL  AND THE INSTRUCTIONS 

FURNISHED WITH ATTACHMENTS BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE THIS MOWER.

1.   

Know the location and function of the controls, how to operate them, and how to stop quickly. 

2.   

Do not allow children under the age of 18 to operate the machine.  

3.   

Do not allow adults to operate the machine without proper instruction.

4.   

Do not carry passengers.  

5.  

Do not mow when children, pets, or others are present. 

The operator is responsible for the  

 

 

safety of others within the vicinity of the operation of  this mower.

6.   

While operating the machine, always: 

•  place roll over protection system in up-right position
• wear 

seatbelt

•  keep hands and feet inside of the machine. 

7.   

Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from rotating blades or other rotating parts while the engine is 

  running.
8.   

Clear the work area of objects (wire, rocks, toys, or debris of any kind).

9.   

Disengage all attachment clutches, set parking brake, and place steering speed control levers into    

 

neutral-lock (open) position before attempting to start the engine.

10.  

Disengage power to attachments, stop the engine, and remove the ignition key before leaving the

 

 

operator position or leaving the machine unattended.

11.   

Do not attempt to adjust or repair the mower deck, drive system, mower blades, or any other  moving

 

 

parts while the engine is running.  You must disengage power to attachments, 

 

 

disengage the PTO (Deck Engagement Switch), set steering speed control levers  to neutral-lock, set

  parking 

brake, 

shut off the engine,

 and remove the key before making any repairs or adjustments or 

 

 

attempting any of the following tasks:

•  Adjusting deck pitch
•  unclogging the mower deck chute
•  checking blade mounting bolts for proper tightness at the speci

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 ed intervals

•  refueling (never add fuel while the engine is running or hot)

 

 

Failure to comply with the above may result in personal injury or death.  

12.  

Disengage power to attachments when transporting the unit or when the unit is not in use.

13.  

Never operate this mower on slopes exceeding 10 degrees in any direction.  

NOTE: To operate on terrain that exceeds these limits constitutes misuse of the equipment 
and as such, any and all injuries as a result of said use are expressly disclaimed. 

14.  

Reduce speed and exercise extreme caution on slopes to prevent tipping and/or loss of control of    

 

mower.  Be especially cautious and 

slow down

 when changing directions on steep terrain. 

15.  

DO NOT operate on slopes when the grass is wet.

16.  

When mowing downhill, loss of traction and/or braking ability may occur.  To compensate, slightly 

16.  

When mowing downhill, loss of traction and/or braking ability may occur.  To compensate, slightly 

 

 

increase ground speed and make shallow turns gradually, until tighter control is regained.

 

 

increase ground speed and make shallow turns gradually, until tighter control is regained.

17.  

Stay alert  for holes, rocks, roots or other terrain features which may cause loss or sudden increase    

17.  

Stay alert  for holes, rocks, roots or other terrain features which may cause loss or sudden increase    

 

in traction. Care must be taken to keep away from dropoffs.

 

in traction. Care must be taken to keep away from dropoffs.

18.  

Use  care  when  pulling loads or using heavy attachments. 

•  Use only approved drawbar hitch points
•  Limit loads to those you can safely control
•  Do not turn sharply.  Use care when reversing

19.  

Watch for traf

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 c when near or crossing roads and obey traf

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 c laws.  Disengage blades and wait  

 

 

for them to stop completely before crossing gravel roads.

20.  

When using any attachments, never direct discharge of materials toward bystanders, nor allow

 

 

anyone near the machine while it is in operation.

21.  

Keep all nuts, bolts, and screws tight to be sure equipment is in safe working condition.

22. 

Allow the engine to cool before storing  in any enclosure.

23. 

Never attempt to operate the mower while under the in

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 uence of alcohol or drugs.

Summary of Contents for Iron Eagle

Page 1: ...700925 07 2013 Serial numbers 13IEXXXXXXXXXXXXX and higher 2013 Iron Eagle Owner Operator Manual...

Page 2: ...ting conditions vary greatly as do individual skill sets so take time to learn how to safely operate this machine This owner s manual is considered a permanent part of the mower It must be available t...

Page 3: ...System 10 Starting the Mower 10 Controls 10 Operation 11 Mowing 11 Cut Height Setting 11 OCDC Operator Controlled Discharge Chute 12 Mowing Speed 12 Steering Speed Control Levers 13 Shutdown 14 Shutd...

Page 4: ...the engine is running or hot Failure to comply with the above may result in personal injury or death 12 Disengage power to attachments when transporting the unit or when the unit is not in use 13 Nev...

Page 5: ...mower blades that are out of balance have worn or have been damaged 31 Personal protection equipment such as safety goggles hearing protection and other devices must be worn while operating the machin...

Page 6: ...3 700925 07 2012 Dixie Chopper 6302 E County Road 100 N Coatesville IN 46121 www dixiechopper com Safety Information Decals...

Page 7: ...o operate the equip ment safely as well as how to maintain the equipment properly prior to actually operating the equipment This Warranty applies only to equipment that is operated under normal condit...

Page 8: ...cts in materials or workmanship This warranty does not apply to damage or wear of such consumable components as a result of abuse or normal wear and tear Warranty Exclusions Remedies Dixie Chopper doe...

Page 9: ...R WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MER CHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IN THE EVENT THAT AN IRON EAGLE IS PURCHASED FOR CONSUMER...

Page 10: ...oil and filter See engine owner s manual 2 X Change engine fuel filter X Grease deck spindle assemblies X Grease front caster bearings X Grease all other zerk fittings X Change transaxle oil and filte...

Page 11: ...46121 www dixiechopper com Routine Maintenance Front Caster Grease Zerk 1 per side Fuel Valve Fuel Filter Hydraulic Fluid Reservoir Engine Oil Filter Deck Spindle Deck Spindle Grease Zerk 1 per spindl...

Page 12: ...g Brake The parking brake should be engaged whenever the mower is stopped and no operator is on the mower Safety Interlock System The mower has a system of safety interlock switches that will not allo...

Page 13: ...gnition key 2 Confirm that mower deck blades are sharp and balanced to ensure the optimum quality of cut NOTE Refer to blade replacement procedures for detailed instructions on how to safely and prope...

Page 14: ...ake push the parking brake lever all the way down 3 Set the throttle to 3 4 power position 4 Engage the mower deck by pulling up on the deck engaging switch PTO 5 Set the throttle at the full throttle...

Page 15: ...wer the OCDC 2 Chute Adjustment Used to adjust the position of the chute May also be used to hold the chute between fully open or fully closed To adjust the OCDC move the handle to raise or lower the...

Page 16: ...er mow in reverse To turn slow the mower s ground speed then further slow the speed of the wheel Slow the right wheel for a right hand turn or the left wheel for a left hand turn See below To reduce t...

Page 17: ...he mower unattended for only a few minutes NOTE Do not exceed a speed of 2 mph when moving the mower without power In order to transport the mower without power you must first release the hydraulic pr...

Page 18: ...aintenance Wear appropriate protective gloves and clothing Cover the sharp cutting edges of the the blades Failure to comply can result in per sonal injury Clean the underside of the deck frequently A...

Page 19: ...mower deck These belts may be adjusted as follows 1 Adjust the engine to pump drive belt using the spring tensioner located near the left rear wheel Tighten the jamnut until the spring measures 3 inc...

Page 20: ...hey are securely in place CAUTION WARNING Do not store gasoline for more than 2 months Failure to comply can cause damage to the equipment or personal injury Prepare the stored mower for the new mowin...

Page 21: ...18 700925 07 2012 Dixie Chopper 6302 E County Road 100 N Coatesville IN 46121 www dixiechopper com Notes...

Page 22: ...19 700925 07 2012 Dixie Chopper 6302 E County Road 100 N Coatesville IN 46121 www dixiechopper com Notes...

Page 23: ...20 700925 07 2012 Dixie Chopper 6302 E County Road 100 N Coatesville IN 46121 www dixiechopper com Notes...

Page 24: ...Dixie Chopper and The World s Fastest Lawn Mower are registered trademarks of Magic Circle Coroporation any and all use and or reproductions are stricly prohibited Specifications and instructions subj...

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