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General Operating Instructions

In addition to these operating instructions, you must also

observe and follow the operating instructions that are detailed

in the Blower System operator's manual that was included

with the blower mount of this machine.

Before Operation

Clear the lawn of all sticks, stones, wire and other debris

which may be caught or thrown by the mower blades. 

Check grass condition. If wet, wait until later in the day. If

grass is wet, the grass catcher is likely to become plugged. 

For efficient bagging, air circulation under the mower

deck, through the discharge chute and into the bag is

very important.

 

 

For this reason, BEFORE YOU BEGIN MOWING you should

make certain the underside of the mower and the underside

of the catcher lid are free from grass and debris. 
Make sure that there is a snug fit between mower deck,

blower housing (or discharge boot), discharge tube, and

grass catcher cover. 

Mowing with the Collection System

Always operate with throttle at full speed when mowing.
Grass should be cut often, and not too short. If grass is too

long or lush it may be necessary to keep ground speed to a

minimum or to cut only half the width of the mower to prevent

clogging. If grass is long, operate with mower in high cutting

postion for first pass, cutting again in a lower position on a

second pass.

Do not open the cover with mower engaged.

If a large amount of cut grass is spilling out from under deck,

the discharge hose may be plugged or the grass catcher

may be full -- Disengage the blower (blades) and remove

the ignition key, wait for all parts to stop and then empty the

catcher or clear the discharge tube.

 WARNING

Disengage the blower (blades) and remove the ignition key,

wait for all parts to stop before disconnection or unlatching

any parts attached to blower or collection system.

To reduce fire hazard, keep the engine, rider and mower

free of grass, leaves and excess grease. Do not stop or

park rider over dry leaves, grass or combustible materials.

 CAUTION

Always wear hearing protection when operating.

Note: 

Be careful when turning away from objects. The

collection system may collide with objects causing damage.

After Operation

For the blower:

1. The blower housing and discharge tube should be

removed for cleaning.

For the collection system:

1. Remove any accumulated debris from the inside of the

collection unit.

2. Remove any debris from the screen on the underside of

the lid, if equipped.

Note: 

The lid screen can be partially removed for easier

cleaning and should be cleaned regularly.

3. Make sure that there is a snug fit between mower deck,

blower housing, discharge tube, and grass catcher cover.

Mowing Without the Collection System

To remove the blower, see the instructions in 

 

Collector

System Removal

 

. All of the instruction must be followed in 

Collector System Removal

 

 to remove the collector, blower,

collector hose, and front weights, and the discharge chute

properly installed and adjusted in the down position.

Summary of Contents for SNAPPER PRO EZ Dump

Page 1: ...N o t f o r R e p r o d u c t i o n...

Page 2: ...ly Tensioning Spring 13 Install the Dump Handle Assembly 13 Install the Rod Pivot Mount 14 Install the Dump Handle Linkage Rods 14 Connect the Latch Bar Assemblies to the Latch Bar 15 Install the Door...

Page 3: ...ro MAX Blower 52 150XT F160Z 5601243 Kit 12 cu ft EZ Dump Hopper w TURBO Pro MAX Blower 52 ISX2200 5601245 Kit 12 cu ft EZ Dump Hopper w TURBO Pro MAX Blower 61 ISX2200 FAST Vac Blower w 12 cu ft EZ D...

Page 4: ...opes when the collection system is empty Safety Decals Before operating your unit read the safety decals The cautions and warnings are for your safety To avoid a personal injury or damage to the unit...

Page 5: ...oss member that ties the suspension arms together depending on your unit and slowly raise the rear suspension to relieve the pressure on the upper shock mounting bolts Note This will require small adj...

Page 6: ...hot allow sufficient time for the muffler to cool to prevent a burn injury during installation process 2 Remove the carburetor shield A Figure 3 from the top of the rear bumper B by removing the hardw...

Page 7: ...u ft Hopper 1 Position the hopper mount plate onto the bumper and install two 2 U bolts over the top bumper tube and through the holes indicated as A in Figure 7 and secure with four 4 3 8 16 nylock f...

Page 8: ...two 2 U bolts over the top bumper tube and through the holes indicated as A in Figure 11 and secure with four 4 3 8 16 nylock flange nuts 11 2 Install two 2 U bolts over the middle bumper tube and th...

Page 9: ...3 Center the hopper mount plate on the bumper and tighten the hardware Zero Turn Riding Mowers with Flat Plate Bumpers 3 8 16 X 1 bolts 3 8 SAE washers and 3 8 16 nylock flange nuts are used to mount...

Page 10: ...r mount plate A Figure 19 onto the bumper B and route four 4 3 8 16 X 1 bolts C and 3 8 flat washers D through the holes identified as A in Figure 20 and then through the bumper and secure with four 4...

Page 11: ...S200XT series mower with a 61 mower deck There is a left stabilizer strap A Figure 22 and a right stabilizer strap B that is used 22 1 Using a 3 8 16 X 1 1 4 bolt A Figure 23 3 8 SAE washer B and 3 8...

Page 12: ...here should be grease on the ends of the bar I If there is not apply a thin layer of grease to the ends of the bar 5 Install the latch bar assembly into the bushing hole in the left hand support plate...

Page 13: ...pocket H The latch bar assembly will hold the mount tube and latch bar assembly in place 4 Install a 1 2 washer I and a 1 8 X 3 4 cotter pin J into the hole in the mounting pin to secure the right han...

Page 14: ...m The 5 16 X 7 long rod A Figure 31 is used on 12 cu ft hoppers and the 5 16 X 10 1 4 long rod B is used on 14 cu ft hoppers The 5 16 X 10 3 4 long rod C is used on both 12 cu ft and 14 cu ft hoppers...

Page 15: ...igure 32 connect the rod assembly G to the handle mount H and the shorter arm of the pivot mount block I 9 Make sure that the dump handle is positioned in the CLOSED slot J of the bracket and adjust t...

Page 16: ...320Z Models 1 Install the weight carrier A Figure 37 onto the front of the unit and secure with two 2 3 8 X 1 1 4 bolts B 3 8 flat washers C and 3 8 nylock flange nuts D 37 2 Install the two 2 50 lbs...

Page 17: ...ure 40 into the slots of the hopper mount B 40 2 Place the winch and mount assembly C into the tube of the winch quick mount D WARNING The winch included with this hopper kit is intended for the sole...

Page 18: ...justed to increase or decrease how far it is away from the operator while they are sitting in the operator s seat of the zero turn riding mower 42 1 Position the dump handle to the desired distance fr...

Page 19: ...ther it is installed directly to the hopper or if it is installed to the extension tube 1 Install a thin layer of grease to the flange of the hose elbow assembly A Figure 47 47 2 Install the flexible...

Page 20: ...r with mower engaged If a large amount of cut grass is spilling out from under deck the discharge hose may be plugged or the grass catcher may be full Disengage the blower blades and remove the igniti...

Page 21: ...Figure 49 up and move it away from the operator s seat of the zero turn riding mower to the OPEN dumping position B Gently allow the handle to move upward which will tilt the hopper open the hopper do...

Page 22: ...cause the blower and the discharge tube to become clogged If any part of the collection unit becomes clogged while in operation follow these procedures to safely remove the clog from the unit WARNING...

Page 23: ...secure in place Collector System Removal See the blower s operator s manual included with the blower mount for instructions on removing the blower from the mower deck Whenever the collector is remove...

Page 24: ...o the ground 8 Remove the pivot pins of the mount tube A Figure 55 from the slots of the hopper mount B Disconnect the winch from the winch anchor bracket and remove the winch and mount assembly from...

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