Toro TimeCutter ZD420T, Operator'S Manual

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6. Return to the machine. Inspect the internal engine
compartment and clear any clippings or debris
dislodged during chute removal.
WARNING
Debris built up in the engine compartment, if
not removed, could be ignited by a hot engine.
A fire in the engine compartment could can
burn you and others and can damage property.
• Before using and while the engine is cool,
check for debris in the engine compartment.
• Keep the machine free of grass, leaves, or
other debris build-up.
• Clean up oil or fuel spillage and fuel soaked
debris.
• Allow the machine to cool before storing.
Clearing the Collection Chute
Note:
To avoid plugging the collection system, mow
the grass at a high height of cut, then lower the mower
to your normal cutting height and repeat the collection
process.
Remove the collection chute and tap it on the ground
to remove any plugged clippings or debris. At this
time, visually inspect the chute to verify it is clear and
for any damage. If necessary, manually remove any
obstructions from the chute.
Installing the Collection Chute
1. Line the key in the chute with the keyway in the
frame
A. Gently move the chute into the machine until
the first bend.
B. Rotate the chute a quarter turn downward and
continue installing the chute until the second
bend.
C. Rotate the chute a quarter turn counter
clockwise and continue to install the chute.
D. Look over the engine hood, and into the internal
machine. Align the key in the chute with the peg
on the deck adapter.
E. Slide the chute over the deck adapter until the
chute seats in the machine frame.
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