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Section 1: Operator Controls
ZSR54 & ZSR60 Accu-Z Razor
®
Zero Turn Mowers 357-388SM
7/30/12
Table of Contents
Figure 1-19
Figure 1-20
Figure 1-21
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Deck Lift Installation
Refer to Figure 1-19:
1.
Raise and block deck up to allow chains to be loose
during the installation of the lift spring assemblies.
2.
Install jam nut with flange out on the threaded end of
the lift spring rod, allow enough room to install and
tighten the rear lift spring trunnion. Tighten jam nut
against the rear lift spring trunnion and tighten.
3.
Install the spring stop washer and spring on to the
spring rod.
4.
Install the spring compression flanged nut, jam nuts,
and the front lift spring trunnion loosely on the spring
rod.
Refer to Figure 1-20:
5.
Align the lift spring assembly with the spring stop
washer to the front of frame stop and insert the rod,
compressing the spring assembly to install the rear
lift spring trunnion in the rear deck lift arm. Secure
rear lift spring trunnion to the rear deck lift arm with
E-clip.
6.
Tighten the lift spring compression nut and install the
front lift spring trunnion in the front deck lift arm.
Secure the front lift spring trunnion to the front deck
lift arm with E-clip.
7.
Tighten jam nuts against the front lift spring trunnion.
The lift spring compression nut will be adjusted per
“Deck Lift Assist Springs” on page 51.
8.
Align and install deck lift assist spring eye bolt in
frame and connect the spring to the deck lift pivot.
Refer to Figure 1-21:
9.
Install jam nuts and the height gauge bar trunnion
loosely on the end of the height gauge bar.
10. Install the height gauge bar in the frame channel and
install the height gauge bar trunnion in the foot lift
peddle and secure with E-clip.
11. Attach the height pawl to the frame channel with the
height pawl pivot pin and secure with E-clips.
12. Install the deck height stop and follow the adjustment
for “Deck Cutting Height And Leveling” on page
50.