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4. Raise the arms that support the deck and check
that they are pointed toward the deck bracket;
5. Slide the mower deck carefully until it is centered
under the tractor;
6. Carefully attach the PTO cable to the bracket
located at the rear of the mower deck with the
securing clip and attach the spring to the mower
deck bracket, as shown in Image 24;
7. Carefully adjust the deck by sliding it so that
the deck hooks snap into it and secure with the
clamps, as shown in Image 23;
8. Slide the pin through the welded deck bracket and
the lifting rod securing them with a tab, as shown
in Image 21;
9. Repeat the steps above the right side of the tractor;
10. Position the belt (C) on the tractor drive pulley;
11. Adjust the safety rod that holds the belt on the
tractor drive pulley and secure it with a hexagonal
bolt (A) to the safety guard rod (B), as shown in
Image 20.
Warning!
Avoid injury. Never place your fingers between the
tensioning pulley while removing or repositioning
the belt.
Tires
Warning!
Never exceed the maximum pressure indicated on
the side of the tire.
The working pressure for the tires is:
Approximately 10 pounds for the rear tires.
Approximately 14 pounds for the front tires.
Check the side of the tires for the maximum
pressure recommended by the manufacturer. Do
not go beyond the maximum pressure.
Tires with uneven pressure cause uneven mowing.
Fuse
The tractor has a 20 Amp fuse to protect the
electrical system from damage due to overload or
short circuit.
If the electrical system does not work or if the
tractor does not start, check that the fuse is not
blown. It can be found under the battery.
Interlocking and relays
Loose or damaged wiring may cause the tractor to
perform poorly, stop operating or fail to start.
Warning!
When replacing the fuse, use one with the same
capacity.
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