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Mower Unit
Cleaning of Mower Unit
Important
While cleaning, do not allow water on the
sealed parts of the reel shaft. (Avoid high-
pressure water cleaning.)
Otherwise, it may cause damage to the
machine.
Be sure to clean the mower unit after use.
Stop the engine, and then remove the key.
Carefully clean the front and back of the
mower unit with water or compressed air.
Remove any grass wrapped around the reel
cutter (cutting cylinder).
Adjustment before Work
Adjustment of Steering Wheel Position
Warning
Since it is dangerous, do not adjust the
steering wheel while traveling.
Caution
Be sure the steering wheel position is securely
locked.
It may result in an unexpected accident if it
becomes loose while traveling.
The steering wheel position can be adjusted up
or down.
Adjust the position according to the operator's
body size.
Shift the tilt lever to the "FREE" position, move
the steering wheel to the position that suits
your work requirements, and then shift the tilt
lever to the "LOCK" position to secure the
steering wheel in place.
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1 Steering wheel
2 Tilt lever
A FREE (released)
B LOCK (locked)
Adjustment of Seat Position
Use the adjustment levers to adjust the seat
position.
Adjust the position to fit the operator.
Use the forward/backward adjustment lever
to adjust the seat back and forth.
Use the tilt adjustment lever to adjust the
angle of the backrest.
Turn the suspension adjustment handle to
adjust the firmness of the seat suspension.
Refer to the suspension indicator while
making adjustments. [45 to 130 kg (99.2 to
286.6 lb)]
Turn the armrest adjustment knob to adjust
the angle of the armrests.
Turn the seat height adjustment knob to
adjust the height of the seat steplessly. [0 to
60 mm (0 to 2.36 in)]
Adjust the height of the seat while sitting in it.
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Handling Instructions
LM3210A
Handling Instructions
Page 5-17
Adjustment before Work