Westwood S1500H Operator'S Manual Download Page 2

Safety Instructions

Page 1

Training

1.  Read the instructions carefully. Be familiar with controls and 

the use of equipment.

2.  Never allow children or people unfamiliar with these 

instructions to operate the mower.

3.  Never mow while people, especially children or pets, are 

nearby.

4.  The operator or user is responsible for accidents or hazards 

occurring to other people or their property.

5.  Do not carry passengers.
6.  All drivers should seek to obtain professional and practical 

instruction. In addition the following should be noted:

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The need for care and concentration when working 
with this machine.

• 

Control of a tractor sliding on a slope; control will not 
be regained by applying the brake.

• 

The main reasons for loss of control are:

i.  Insufficient wheel grip
ii.  Driving too fast
iii.  Operating on steep slopes (max 15º)
iv.  Incorrect load distribution

Preparation

1.  Check that the machine complies with all applicable 

regulations, including those in force when used on the 
public highway.

2.  When mowing, always wear substantial footwear and long 

trousers. Do not operate when barefoot or with sandals.

3.  Thoroughly inspect the area where the tractor is to be used 

and remove all stones, sticks, wires and bones or any 
other foreign objects.

4. 

WARNING

 – petrol is highly flammable:

• 

Store fuel in containers specifically designed for this 
purpose.

• 

Re-fuel outdoors only and do not smoke while 
refuelling.

• 

Add fuel before starting the engine. Never remove the 
cap from the fuel tank or add diesel while the engine is 
running or when engine is hot.

• 

If fuel is spilled, do not attempt to start the engine but 
move the machine away from the area of spillage and 
avoid creating any source of ignition until petrol or  
diesel vapours have dissipated.

• 

Replace the fuel cap securely.

5.  Replace faulty silencers.
6.  Before using, always inspect to see that the blades, bolts and 

cutter assembly are not worn or damaged.

7.  Check the condition of the tyres and ensure that they are 

inflated to the correct pressures (refer to pages 25-26). 
This is particularly important if the machine is to be taken 
on the public highway.

8.  Check that the mower is in good working order, paying 

special attention to brakes, steering, water and oil.

9.  Check that all linkages, connections and pivot nuts are 

secure and that the wheel nuts are tightened correctly.

Contents

Safety Instructions 

Page 1

Operating Instructions 

Page 2

Controls 

Page 3 – 8

Powered Grass Collector 

Page 9 – 10

Using your Tractor 

Page 11

Cutter decks 

Page 12 – 13

Routine maintenance 

Page 14 – 16

Troubleshooting:

Cutting 

Page 17

Cutter Levelling 

Page 18 – 19

Grass Collecting 

Page 20

Tyres & Wheels 

Page 21

Starting & Running 

Page 22

Electrics 

Page 23 – 24

Specifications 

Page 25 – 26

Personal Service Record 

Page 27

Certificate of Conformity 

Page 28

Please Note:

The information contained on this, and 
the following pages is given on the 
understanding that Westwood accepts 
no responsibility for work carried out by a 
customer or for any damage thus caused, 
whether or not the service instructions have 
been misunderstood. To be sure that your 
warranty terms are not breached, service 
work should only be carried out by your 
dealer.

Summary of Contents for S1500H

Page 1: ...Operator s Manual Garden Tractors S T and V Series Models S150H S1500H T1600H T1800H T1600 4WD T25 4WD and V25 50HE 366007300 B...

Page 2: ...add diesel while the engine is running or when engine is hot If fuel is spilled do not attempt to start the engine but move the machine away from the area of spillage and avoid creating any source of...

Page 3: ...ore leaving the operator s position Disengage the drive to the cutter blades and attachments then lower the attachments Apply the Parking Brake Stop the engine and remove the ignition key 13 Always di...

Page 4: ...en starting a warm engine Ignition Figs 3 6 11 The key start controls the ignition and the start button engages the starter The engine cannot be started without the park brake being on the P light Fig...

Page 5: ...tting at all times RPM Meter not applicable to Mini tractor Fig 5 The RPM monitor on the electronic display indicates the engine speed This feature should be used when the cutter deck is engaged and i...

Page 6: ...the effect of the brake It s like leaving your car in gear Neutral Valve Fig 8 The natural braking of hydrostatic transmission means that it is not possible to easily push or freewheel the tractor To...

Page 7: ...lay Fig 11 shows the deck position 0 lowest to 9 highest To get the best from this refinement use it to continuously adjust cutting height to suit ground and grass conditions Do not make downward adju...

Page 8: ...ts will not operate without the ignition switch turned on Light Switch fig 18 fig 17a fig 17 fig 16 fig 15 Auxiliary Lift Switch where fitted Fig 15 Raising the Auxiliary Grass Collector Lift is achie...

Page 9: ...angle than the one you are on As all terrains and conditions vary great care should be maintained when operating the tractor DO NOT take the tractor into an area where it could become unstable On no a...

Page 10: ...tor is manual Then extend the tipping lever and pull it towards the seating position This pivots the collector and so empties the collector Once the grass is off loaded return the collector to the upr...

Page 11: ...nect the net rod by pulling back on the sprung locking tube and uncoupling it from the pin Repeat on the other side 2 Undo the net locking clip both sides then unhook the levers from the locating pins...

Page 12: ...epress the PGC Net Empty Switch Page 7 Fig 16 Standard grass collection When cutting the grass and collecting follow these simple steps 1 Always run the engine at maximum speed 2 Lower the sweeper to...

Page 13: ...o undo a handwheel and remove the back piece of the deck and it can be used as a rear discharge deck This saves the time of switching decks High Grass Mulch Deck Fig 26 The real alternative when cutti...

Page 14: ...re 2 Run the engine at maximum speed 3 Mow often particularly in spring and early summer Short clippings of 25 mm 1 or less decompose more quickly 4 If an unsightly residue of cuttings is being left i...

Page 15: ...e back of the deck Fig 32 D and E 5 Slip the cutter drive belt off the Engine Pulley 6 Put steering onto full lock to ease deck out 7 Lift the linkage then slide the deck out 8 If you are going to use...

Page 16: ...ckwise to un tension 4 Having made the adjustment tighten the half nut and re tension the belt with the belt tension lever then 5 Re check the belt tension Transmission Drive Belt The transmission dri...

Page 17: ...e the drive belt over the PTO pulley of the Powered Grass Collector 3 Feed the belt around the PTO pulley clockwise 4 Lock the Locating Lever over the Lift Arm Lugs 5 Check Belt Tension 19 mm deflecti...

Page 18: ...eems to lose power and the Belt slips and overheats CHECK p That the Tensioner Rod is correctly applied Page 14 Fig 31 p That the Cutter Belt Tension is correct See page 15 p That the Cutter Deck is n...

Page 19: ...offside wheel you will find the Trunnion Fig 42 that links the rod to the Deck Hanger Bracket Both the Trunnion and the Rod are threaded and adjustment is achieved by rotating the Trunnion to in effe...

Page 20: ...s A B Using a 13mm spanner loosen upper locknut C Now adjust the height by using a ratchet or spanner to turn the Nyloc nut D clockwise up to raise the Deck or anti clockwise down to lower it When lev...

Page 21: ...f the tractor Fig 45 p That the Brush Height Adjustment Lever is not set too high or too low p That there is not a build up of congealed grass on the leading edge of the Brush Guard p That the Brush i...

Page 22: ...s that are to remain on the ground p Remove the plastic hubcap p Use a 19 mm socket spanner to loosen the wheel nut whilst on the ground DO NOT REMOVE p Place a jack under the front axle at the jackin...

Page 23: ...0amp has not blown or been dislodged Pages 22 23 IF THIS IS NOT THE CASE CONTACT YOUR TRACTOR DEALER If the engine misfires loses power or stalls in use CHECK p That you have not run out of fuel To re...

Page 24: ...0amp fuse Fig 51c p The lead from the Tractor to the Sweeper has not become disconnected or damaged IF THIS IS NOT THE CASE CONTACT YOUR TRACTOR DEALER If the electric deck lift stops working and the...

Page 25: ...actor Display fails to light up when turned on or the tractor doesn t start CHECK p Check fuse 2 has not blown yellow 20amp fuse Page 23 IF THIS IS NOT THE CASE CONTACT YOUR TRACTOR DEALER Service Int...

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Page 27: ...litres Transmission Tuff Torq K62 Hydrostatic Turning Radius 99cm Forward Speeds 0 7 mph Tyre Pressures Front 0 8 1 1 KGF cm 12 16 psi Rear 0 43 0 7 KGF cm 6 10 psi 1 19m Model Engine Displacement Pow...

Page 28: ...SS Service Date Hours Dealer s Signature Fourth Service 48 months DEALER NAME ADDRESS Service Date Hours Dealer s Signature Fifth Service 60 months DEALER NAME ADDRESS Service Date Hours Dealer s Sign...

Page 29: ...tion Oxford England Model S150H Mini S1500H T1600H T1800H T1600 4WD T25 4WD V25 50HE Power kW 10 81 10 81 11 93 13 42 11 93 19 4 19 4 Engine operating speed 2600rpm 2900rpm 2900rpm 2900rpm 2900rpm 290...

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