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CONTROLS

OPERATOR PRESENT CONTROLS (A)

The control levers must be held down for PTO 
operation and to shift the speed control out of neutral.  
If the PTO switch is on or speed control is shifted 
from neutral and the control levers are released, the 
engine will kill.  On electric start models the control 
levers must be released, the blades must be off and 
the speed control must be in neutral for the engine to 
start.

PTO SWITCH (B)

  DO NOT START CUTTING BLADES UNTIL 

READY TO START MOWING.

 

DO NOT ENGAGE PTO AT FULL THROTTLE.  
SET ENGINE SPEED MIDWAY BETWEEN HIGH 
IDLE AND LOW IDLE FOR ENGAGEMENT.

  Disengage drive to cutting blades whenever you  

stop or leave the operators position.

  Shut off engine and remove spark plug wire be-

fore making adjustments or unplugging mower.

  The drive to the cutters is engaged when the 

PTO switch is pulled up toward the operator 

(ON) 

and disengaged by pushing the PTO switch back 
down 

(OFF)

.

PARKING BRAKE

 

(C)

Pull lever back to engage parking brake.  Push lever 
forward to disengage parking brake.

THROTTLE CONTROL (D)

By moving the throttle lever forward towards the 
engine, the engine speed is increased until the 
maximum governed rpm is obtained.  By moving the 
throttle lever fully back, the engine will Idle down.  On 
engines with an integrated choke, Moving the throttle 
lever forward to the detent gives maximum governed 
rpm.  Moving it past the detent, chokes the engine.

SPEED SELECTOR (E)

The speed selector levers in the center of the control 
panel set the maximum forward and reverse speeds.  
The further the levers are moved forward, the faster 
the maximum preset speed.  The levers must be 
moved forward for both forward and reverse speeds.  
Speed changes can be done on the go.  The operator 
present levers must be held down or the engine will 
kill when the speed control levers are moved out of 
the neutral position.

TRACKING ADJUSTMENT KNOB (I)

The tracking adjustment knob provides on-the-go 
tracking control to correct for any hydraulic circuit or 
linkage differences from one side to the other.
To correct tracking:
1.  Rotate the tracking adjustment knob to the right 

to make the machine track to the right.

2.  Rotate the tracking adjustment knob to the left to 

make the machine track to the left.  

CHOKE (J)

Provided with engines that do not have the integrated 
choke/throttle 

D

.  Pull up on choke control to engage 

choke when starting the engine.  Push down on 
choke control to remove choke after engine starts.

Summary of Contents for Ransomes 933303H

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Page 3: ...fety precautions Follow all instructions and warnings completely Do not remove or defeat any safety features Make sure those who oper ate this machine are as well informed and careful in its use as yo...

Page 4: ...d by Ransomes will be considered the responsibility of the individual s or company designing and or making such changes Ransomes will vigorously pursue full indemnification and costs from any party re...

Page 5: ...ector in place Blade Bolt Installation Conical washer must be positioned as shown See Operation Safety manual for blade changing instructions Rotating Blades Stay clear of blades when engine is runnin...

Page 6: ...ic Fluid Fill to bottom of filler neck See Operation Safety manual for fluid specifications Fuel Valve Turn clockwise to close 0 Turn counterclockwise to open I Close before transporting to prevent fl...

Page 7: ...ts on ground blade may strike Stop blades before crossing gravel Slope Hazard Do not use on wet or slippery slopes Mow across slopes Refueling Flammable Liquids Do not smoke Stop engine Do not spill f...

Page 8: ...e Replace faulty mufflers f Before using always visually inspect to see that the blades blade bolts and cutter assembly are not worn or damaged Replace worn or damaged blades and bolts g On multi bla...

Page 9: ...urepeople ordamageproperty Keeppeople andpetsatasafe distance ab Do not use if there are any doubts about safety ac Keep labels guards and shields in place Replace operators manual if lost or damaged...

Page 10: ...ssive grease If the fuel tank has to be drained this should be done outdoors Use only replacement parts supplied by the original manufacturer FUEL Petrol gasoline and diesel fuels are flammable gasoli...

Page 11: ...e speed is increased until the maximum governed rpm is obtained By moving the throttle lever fully back the engine will Idle down On engines with an integrated choke Moving the throttle lever forward...

Page 12: ...this may result in serious injury The traction control levers have five functions 1 To provide a neutral position to stop the machine or to start the engine Squeeze the levers enough to engage the tr...

Page 13: ...lever to speed up or slow down the machine during use maximum control and cutting efficiency can be maintained Using the machine at less than full throttle in heavy conditions will cause the engine t...

Page 14: ...tion lever locks in neutral position 3 Disengage the cutterdeck with PTO switch 4 Move speed control to neutral 5 Close the throttle to slow the engine turn engine off with the keyswitch NOTE When the...

Page 15: ...ING THE MACHINE WITH THE ENGINE STOPPED Open dump valve V on each pump by turning counter clockwise two revolutions Move the machine and close dump valve V by turning clockwise until valve is firmly s...

Page 16: ...indle 2 Place required spacers above or below wheel support bracket and replace the quick pin P 2 CUTTERDECK BLADE SPINDLES NOTE See MAINTENANCE section of the Setup Parts Maintenance manual for blade...

Page 17: ...lower 2 M12 1 75 bolts D enough to allow the deck to lower onto the support blocks or if the deck is being raised allow the front of the deck to lower onto the caster wheels 5 Reinstall top 2 M12 1 75...

Page 18: ...of blade is lower than back of blade to prevent double cutting Adjustment is provided by removing 1 8 washer beneath caster support FIXED CUTTERDECK HEIGHT OF CUT 4109861 1 2 3 4 5 IN 1 375 1 625 1 8...

Page 19: ...2 Disconnect the clutch wire harness 3 Unbolt clutch bracket from clutch and rotate the clutch to allow enough clearance to remove the clutch bracket 4 Rotate idler arm using a 3 8 9mm ratchet or bre...

Page 20: ...th drive tires 2 Raise rear of unit so that drive tires are off the ground Support the unit with jack stands 3 Remove wheel lug nuts and wheels Reattach wheels with the tires rotated so the wheel offs...

Page 21: ...proceeding to steps 2 and 3 STEP 2 Adjust Speed Control Rods First adjust neutral as outlined in Step 1 Set speed control levers to neutral Adjust swivels on lower ends of speed control rods R so they...

Page 22: ...o push the machine forward If wheels rotate readjust brakes 5 Close bypass valves on the hydraulic pumps Make all adjustments with the engine shut off spark plug wire disconnected and mower drive dise...

Page 23: ...OP levers against handles and tighten bolts G HANDLE BAR HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT To adjust handle bar height Remove bolts G and loosen bolts E on each side of handlebars Raise or lower as required Repositio...

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Page 27: ...sposing it into national law Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC EMC Directive 2004 108 EC Noise in the Environment Directive 2000 14 EC Annex VI Procedure 2 Vibration Directive 2002 44EC Non Road Emission...

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