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Masport AB107 Owner'S Manual Download Page 4

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Summary of Contents for AB107

Page 1: ...TANT Keep these instructions and the engine booklet in a safe place for future reference They contain important information about your mower RIDE ON LAWNMOWER OWNER S MANUAL www masport com Part N o 5...

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Page 14: ...ccessories This symbol is a reference to an image in the front part of the user s manual It is always accompanied by the number of the image This symbol is a reference to another chapter in this or an...

Page 15: ...s of the following basic sections 1 2 1 Frame with a bumper The frame with bumpers serves as a bearing element for most of the main parts of the machine 2 Front axle with wheels including steering The...

Page 16: ...persons at a safe distance 12 o Maximum working incline LABELS ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE OF THE MACHINE D 1 3a 1 3b Careful Hot surface Danger of burns LABELS AT THE TRAVEL PEDAL E 1 3a R Travel in...

Page 17: ...wing height cm 30 90 Cutting width cm 107 Wheel dimensions Front 15 x 6 6 Rear 18 x 8 5 8 Type of V belts Travel Contitech 13 x 2475 Mowing BBT 17 x 1900 Fuel tank capacity Rear 7 Type of battery capa...

Page 18: ...ibrating with unusual force and it is necessary to identify the cause of the vibrations you are repairing the engine or other moving parts also disconnect cables from the spark plugs 2 1 2 CLOTHING AN...

Page 19: ...machine The most common causes of loss of control over the machine are for example Loss of wheel traction Excessive speed not adjusting speed to current conditions and terrain properties Sudden brakin...

Page 20: ...ea around the exhaust engine battery and anywhere where they could come into contact with petrol or oil and subsequently catch on fire and so result in a fire on the machine Allow the riding mower eng...

Page 21: ...e pallet Ramps are not included If you do not use ramps there is a danger of damaging parts of the machine 4 Lift the mowing deck into the transport position by pulling the lever to the highest positi...

Page 22: ...UP 3 4 1 CHECKING THE MOTOR OIL The tractor must be in a horizontal position before the oil level can be checked The oil cap is accessible after tilting open the hood Screw out the oil dipstick wipe...

Page 23: ...he fuel tank opening as well as the fuel tank opening itself It is good to check the condition of the fuel lines It is recommended to regularly also clean out the actual fuel tank because impurities f...

Page 24: ...rake 12 Mowing deck elevation adjustment lever 13 By pass lever 4 2 DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTIONS OF THE CONTROL ELEMENTS 1 THROTTLE LEVER Serves to regulate the engine speed It has the following three po...

Page 25: ...down the Mode button for 6 seconds Tampering with the counter will void the warranty the motor hours connection is equipped with a tamper seal Immediately contact your service centre if the motor hour...

Page 26: ...e machine will stop More information 5 5 Changing the travel direction forwards reverse is only possible after stopping the machine 8 REVERSE TRAVEL PEDAL The pedal controls the power going to the whe...

Page 27: ...ed and shift to position 0 12 MOWING DECK ELEVATION ADJUSTMENT LEVER The lever serves to set the elevation height of the mowing deck from the ground The lever has 6 work positions which correspond to...

Page 28: ...tly lit P Not meeting these conditions at the instant the engine is being started is indicated by the red brake pedal and parking pedal light being intermittently lit flashing P After meeting the desc...

Page 29: ...and brake is activated the brake indicator light is on 5 4 CONTROLLING THE MOWING DECK 5 4 1 ENGAGING THE MOWING DECK Move the throttle lever to position MAX Using the mowing deck elevation adjustment...

Page 30: ...arly when turning to the right always be aware of the position of the side discharge cover and take care not to damage it against obstacles 5 5 1 TRAVELLING FORWARD REVERSING Slowly move the throttle...

Page 31: ...of the mowed area When travelling over uneven terrain the travelling speed may fluctuate Recommended travelling speeds of the machine based on conditions Condition of vegetation Recommended speed High...

Page 32: ...bles Inspection of mounting inspection of quick coupler parts 6 2 1 Bolt connections Inspection tightening if necessary 6 2 1 Mowing deck Inspection of tension of the cogged blade drive belt 6 3 9 Ins...

Page 33: ...nsion of the cogged blade drive belt 6 3 9 Inspection of the correct tension of the mowing deck drive V belt 6 3 8 Front axle and steering Inspection and adjustment of play 6 3 11 AFTER THE SEASON PUT...

Page 34: ...If it is not fill up with motor oil so that it reaches the FULL mark Further details about checking and filling of oil are included in a separate user s manual supplied by the engine s manufacturer C...

Page 35: ...ry to replace the battery always use a battery of the same size and type Further details about checking and maintaining batteries are included in a separate user s manual supplied by the battery s man...

Page 36: ...he individual types of light bulbs are as follows Type of light bulb Socket reflector Replace with Halogen light bulbs 10W 12V Reflector M Light type HLRG 510F diameter 51 mm cap GU5 3 M light type HS...

Page 37: ...ced If one of the ends is weighs down grind this side until it is balanced When balancing by grinding do not shorten the length of the blade The permitted static imbalance may not exceed 2g If you are...

Page 38: ...are not certain about the adjustment procedure have it performed by a service centre ADJUSTING THE MOWING DECK ELEVATION HEIGHT If you wish to adjust the elevated and lowered height of the mowing dec...

Page 39: ...you will perform the replacement Locate the jack under a solid part of the frame or on the arm of the transmission Using a wooden block secure the machine to prevent it rolling off CAUTION when lifti...

Page 40: ...Interval in hours 1 Forward travel draw rod ball pan Remove and lubricate 2 Front wheel pins and the axle housing pins Take off the wheel lubricate via the lubricating nipple 3 Angle joints of connect...

Page 41: ...s or faulty switches Malfunction of engine or electrical system of the machine Check the engine again exactly according to the instructions in the User s manual of the engine manufacturer Have the ele...

Page 42: ...pulley is damaged Check its condition and replace it if necessary The clutch mechanism is blocked by a foreign object Check the clutch and remove any foreign objects THE TRAVEL DRIVE BELT OF THE MACH...

Page 43: ...s necessary 6 3 6 Damaged bearing housing Check the condition of the bearings and based on findings perform a repair or replacement The drive belt is insufficiently tensioned Check the tension of the...

Page 44: ...m Replace the spring if it is overstretched or damaged THE MOWING DECK DRIVE BELT IS BEING EXCESSIVELY WORN OUT A foreign object is preventing the movement of the belt Check all the points along the r...

Page 45: ...compatibility Always order spare parts from an authorised distributor or service organisation which is informed about the current technical changes performed on the products during manufacture For eas...

Page 46: ...eparing the riding mower for storage Thoroughly clean the entire machine especially inside the mowing deck 6 2 2 Never use petrol for cleaning Use degreasing agents and warm water Repair and paint din...

Page 47: ...according to the applicable waste disposal law Disassemble the entire machine Parts that can be reused should be cleaned preserved and stored for further use Separate the remaining parts into those t...

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