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MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT
Properly performed regular maintenance and inspection of the riding mower helps to increase its problem-free operating lifetime.
Worn or damaged parts must be replaced in time. When replacing parts use only original spare parts, using non-original
parts may damage the machine, endanger the health of the driver or other persons and during the warranty period it
voids the warranty. To order spare parts always contact the machine’s manufacturer or an authorised service centre.
Incorrectly performed or completely neglected maintenance may lead not only to problems with the operation of the riding mower,
but may also cause injury to its operator.
All safety and protective elements that are removed during maintenance, must always be reinstalled to their correct location and
tested for functionality.
6.1 OVERVIEW OF CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE
INTERVAL ASSEMBLY ACTIVITY
BEFORE EVERY
USE
Engine and transmission Inspection of mounting, inspection of quick coupler parts
6.2.1
6.3.16
Travel drive belt Inspection and adjustment 6.3.12
Tyres Inspection of controls 6.2.1
Pneumatiky Inspection of pressure
6.2.1
Cables Inspection of mounting, inspection of quick coupler parts 6.2.1
Bolt connections Inspection, tightening if necessary 6.2.1
Mowing deck Inspection of tension of the cogged blade drive belt 6.3.9
Safety switches and elements Inspection of function 6.2.1
AFTER FIRST 2
HOURS
Engine and transmission Check oil level 6.2.1
AFTER FIRST 5
HOURS
Engine Oil change
6.3.2
6.3.16
Travel drive belt Inspection and adjustment
4
6.3.12
Mowing deck
Inspection of tension of the cogged blade drive belt
4
6.3.9
Inspection of the correct tension of the mowing deck
drive V-belt
4
6.3.8
AFTER EVERY USE
Mowing deck
Cleaning and washing 6.2.2
Inspection of the correct tension of the mowing deck
drive V-belt
6.3.8
The entire machine Cleaning 6.2.2
Grass catcher Cleaning of the textile sack 6.2.2
Bolt connections Inspection, tightening if necessary 6.2.1
AFTER 25 HOURS
Engine Changing the oil
1,2
6.3.2
Battery Inspection of electrolyte and cleaning 6.3.1
Bolt connections Inspection, tightening if necessary
6.2.1
Travel drive belt Inspection and adjustment 6.3.12
Front axle and steering\ Inspection and adjustment of play 6.3.11
Mowing deck
Inspection of play, alignment of shafts, inspection and
sharpening of blades
3
6.3.6
6.3.7
Lubrication Lubrication of parts according to lubrication plan 6.4
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INTERVAL ASSEMBLY ACTIVITY
AFTER 50 HOURS
Air filter and spark plugs Inspection, replacement if necessary
1,2
6.3.2
Lubrication Lubrication of parts according to lubrication plan 6.4
AFTER 100 HOURS
Engine, transmission,
electromagnetic transmission
Inspection and adjustment of motion N
MONTHLY
Tyres Inspection of pressure 6.2.1
Mowing deck Inspection of tension of the cogged blade drive belt 6.3.9
BEFORE THE
SEASON
Fuel filter Replacement N
Battery Inspection of electrolyte and cleaning 6.3.1
Travel drive belt Inspection and adjustment
6.3.12
Mowing deck
Inspection of tension of the cogged blade drive belt 6.3.9
Inspection of the correct tension of the mowing deck
drive V-belt
6.3.8
Front axle and steering Inspection and adjustment of play 6.3.11
AFTER THE
SEASON
(PUTTING OUT OF
OPERATION)
Engine Oil change 6.3.2
Cables Inspection of mounting, inspection of quick coupler parts 6.2.1
Mowing deck Cleaning 6.2.2
Explanations for table:
1 = Replace the oil more frequently if the riding mower is under greater load or works in outdoor temperatures around 35°C or higher.
2 = If the machine works in a dusty environment, perform the inspection more frequently.
3 = Perform the inspection more frequently if the machine works in a sandy environment.
4 = Perform the inspection more often if a new belt has been fitted.
N = Manual of the manufacturer, supplied with the machine.