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1-3. Fuel 

(1) 

Fuel quantity inspection 

Check the fuel gauge to see whether there is fuel in the fuel tank. 

Do not use fuel purchased more than a month ago. Engine performance drops or failure may result. 

(2) 

Fuel tank cap inspection 

Inspect the fuel tank cap to check whether it is closed securely. 

(3) 

Fuel leakage inspection 

Check for fuel leaking from parts such as the fuel tank cap and fuel hose. 

 

 

 

After fueling the mower, close the fuel tank cap securely and completely wipe off any spilled fuel. 

 

1-4. Adhering flammable items 

Check  for  any  flammable  items  such  as  grass,  litter  or  other  debris  adhering  to  mower  parts.  Pay 

particular attention to the engine cooling air intake, air cleaner air intake and muffler area. 

Remove all adhering flammable items you find. 

 

1-5. Labels 

Inspect the labels to check for dirty, peeling, missing or damaged labels. 

If labels need to be replaced, contact your place of purchase for new labels and stick them on the 

mower at the proper positions. 

1-6. Tires 

(1) 

Tire air pressure inspection 

Check the amount of sag in the tire contact areas to 

see if air pressure is appropriate. 

Tire air pressure 

Front 

wheels 

200 kpa {2.0kgf/cm

2

Rear 

wheels 

140 kpa {1.4kgf/cm

2

 

 

 

 

 

(2) 

Tire crack/damage inspection 

Check for cracks and damage in the tire contact surfaces and side surfaces. 

Also check for nails, glass, stones or other debris piercing or embedded in the tires. 

1-7. Covers 

Check for missing covers. 

 

 

Over Inflated        Normal      Under inflated 

Tire air pressure 

          DANGER

 

Summary of Contents for ZHM800

Page 1: ...t WARNING Improper use of this mower may result in serious injury or death Operators and service managers must read and understand the contents of this manual before operating inspecting or servicing...

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Page 3: ...t be operated on public roads Zenoah assumes no liability for accidents or infractions involving the mower on public roads This product has been created for use as a hammer knife mower and must not be...

Page 4: ...Mower 19 2 Cutting Grass 20 3 Shutting Down the Mower 20 4 Transporting the Mower 21 5 Storing the Mower 22 6 PERIODIC INSPECTIONS 23 7 PRE WORK INSPECTIONS 1 Inspections Done Before Starting the Eng...

Page 5: ...if not followed IMPORTANT Read the instruction manual Read the instruction manual before using the mower and become thoroughly familiar with the mower s methods of operation and precautions Practice t...

Page 6: ...the air while working and enter eyes or tree branches may poke eyes Never alter the mower Altering the mower is strongly discouraged Never alter the mower When replacing parts for consumable part repl...

Page 7: ...ed by the cutter Always attach the covers Always return the covers to the original position when removed for inspection or cleaning Replace covers that have become misshapen If not followed May result...

Page 8: ...and dustproof gloves If not followed Flying dirt or debris may lead to major injuries Never fuel the mower near open flames Never have an open flame when supplying fuel to the mower or when fuel is n...

Page 9: ...automotive gasoline Always fuel the mower with unleaded automotive gasoline Do not use leaded gasoline poor quality gasoline or degraded gasoline If not followed Engine parts may be adversely affecte...

Page 10: ...ll out of the vehicle Watch out for obstacles behind you when reversing Pay adequate attention to obstacles behind you when reversing the mower If not followed The operator may become trapped by the o...

Page 11: ...the mower every day before starting work to make sure no grass trash or other foreign objects are adhering to the engine cooling air intake air cleaner air intake or muffler area If not followed May l...

Page 12: ...visibility locations If not followed Accidents or injuries could result Be able to operate the mower calmly during emergency situations Incorrect operation methods lead to accidents To ensure you wil...

Page 13: ...ed May lead to falls toppling accidents or mower damage Never park the mower on gradients Do not park the mower on a gradient If not followed May lead to accidents Wait until the mower has cooled enou...

Page 14: ...apply when the cutter housing is at the front and the handles are at the rear 2 NAMES OF COMPONENTS Mower right Front guard Mower rear Mower left Mower front Handle Gear shift lever Engine Fender Fro...

Page 15: ...11 Throttle lever Side clutch lever left Side clutch lever right Engine stop switch Parking brake lever Blade clutch lever Drive clutch lever Cut height adjustment handle Belt cover...

Page 16: ...cautions below may lead to injuries Before using the mower read this operation manual carefully to thoroughly familiarize yourself with the mower s operation and management methods Always carry out th...

Page 17: ...in injuries Keep away from rotating parts WARNING The front guard and blade cover are designed to protect the operator and prevent foreign objects from flying out of the mower These parts should alway...

Page 18: ...the drive clutch lever is in the OFF position before starting the engine The engine will not start if the drive clutch lever is not in the OFF position 2 Blade clutch lever Used when cutting grass Mov...

Page 19: ...mower on gradients is dangerous Do not park the mower on a gradient 4 Gear shift lever Selects the drive speed and operation speed when cutting grass There are three forward speeds low medium and hig...

Page 20: ...the choke knob in summer or when the engine is hot Choke knob 7 Side clutch levers Used to change the mower s travel direction to the right or left Squeezing the right side clutch lever turns the mow...

Page 21: ...The handles can be adjusted to one of three different height settings by loosening the handle support bolts and removing the fastening bolts Fasten the support bolts and fastening bolts tightly again...

Page 22: ...t fuel entry to the carburetor Open the fuel cock when starting the engine and close it when stopping the engine Muffler Fuel tank cap Do not run the engine with the muffler or air cleaner removed Kee...

Page 23: ...d and slowly move the drive clutch lever to the ON position to start driving the mower Always make sure there are no people or obstacles nearby before starting the engine or starting to drive the mowe...

Page 24: ...ect the mower s operation speed and cut height to match the work site conditions For long or dense grass set a slow operation speed and high cut height If the engine speed drops while cutting grass st...

Page 25: ...speed and maintain low speed until the mower is completely aboard the vehicle 5 The mower s balance will be at its most unstable just when the mower reaches the vehicle so be especially careful at th...

Page 26: ...as accumulated inside engine parts Inspect the mower covering all the items for periodic inspections and pre work inspections Completely remove any rust and retouch any areas of peeling paint Store th...

Page 27: ...lt tension correct Is there any cracking or damage Blade belt Is the belt tension correct Is there any cracking or damage Transmission Is the oil level correct Is there any oil contamination Is there...

Page 28: ...brake lever Is the mower stationary Wire adjustment Support lubrication Blades Is there any blade cracking wear damage or deformation Blade fastening bolts Is there any looseness cracking wear damage...

Page 29: ...quiring expert knowledge inspected by a dealer or repair shop Item inspected by the user before starting work and before starting the engine Item inspected by the user before starting work by starting...

Page 30: ...e the mower until the repairs have been done 1 Inspections Done Before Starting the Engine 1 1 Oil leakage Check for any oil seepage or oil traces under the mower on the ground 1 2 Engine oil quantity...

Page 31: ...ntion to the engine cooling air intake air cleaner air intake and muffler area Remove all adhering flammable items you find 1 5 Labels Inspect the labels to check for dirty peeling missing or damaged...

Page 32: ...t 2 Remove the bolt and take out the blades 3 Check the lock nut and bolt for cracks damage wear and deformation If problems are found contact your dealer to order genuine Zenoah replacement parts 4 R...

Page 33: ...ch side clutch lever is applied and that the mower travels straight when each side clutch lever is released 2 4 Gear shift lever Move the gear shift lever to each position Check that the lever snaps p...

Page 34: ...switch to RUN Weak tugging on recoil starter Tug the recoil starter more firmly Closed fuel cock Open the fuel cock Drive clutch lever ON Set the drive clutch lever to OFF Blade clutch lever ON Set t...

Page 35: ...of blades 64 Tires Front wheels 3 50 5 Rear wheels 16x7 00 8 Travel speeds Low km h 1 5 Medium km h 2 High km h 4 9 Reverse km h 2 Engine Model name Mitsubishi GB300LN Maximum output kW PS 7 3 10 0 T...

Page 36: ...6060200 6 Wire drive blade clutch 70236060000 7 Wire parking brake 70236060100 8 Front tire 70230260000 9 Right tire 70230260100 10 Left tire 70230260200 11 Front guard 70235320400 12 Front cover 7023...

Page 37: ...33 10 WIRING DIAGRAM Drive restriction switch B contact Blade restriction switch B contact Safety switch unit engine Control unit Engine Ignition coil Spark plug Engine stop switch handle...

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