Worldlawn WY33N11BS, Руководство оператора

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Maintenance
2
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Check the tires for proper pressure.
Front caster tires 20psi.
Rear tires 20psi.
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Drain and refill the Transmission Oil yearly—use one pint
of SAE 30. FIG 9 & FIG 15.
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Grease all pivots daily, or more often as needed,
depending on operating conditions.
● Use only Worldlawn
®
original equipment replacement
parts. “WILL FIT” parts could present a safety hazard
and void the warranty.
INITIAL ASSEMBLY
The Handlebars and Control Linkages may not be
completely installed on the Mower and Connectors may be
disengaged. Attach the Handlebars with two bolts on each
side as shown in FIG 9. Attach Throttle Cable to the Engine
as shown in FIG 1 and in the Engine Operating &
Maintenance Instructions. Each of the Control Rods must be
connected as shown in FIG 3 & 10. Follow the instructions
to properly adjust each of the controls. The Fuel Line should
be connected to the Engine Fuel Filter and attached to the
Engine with one Tie. Tighten the Fuel Clamp Screw FIG 1.
Attach the Discharge Chute FIG 7. Attach the LH & RH
Front Caster Wheel Arm Assembly to the Mower Deck with
4 bolts in each Arm.
FIG 1 Throttle and Fuel Line Attachment
（
The positions of Fuel Filter And Throttle Cable
Attachment are a bit different on different models of B&S.
）
For the Electric Start Mower, FIG 2, plug the Connector A
on the Handlebar into the Connector B on the Engine Frame,
refer to the Wiring Harness Diagram, page 8.
Connector A
Connecter B
FIG 2 Electric Start Controls
To prevent personal injury or Mower damage, do
not attempt to start the Engine until the Handlebars and
Control Rods are properly installed, checked for proper
operation and you have read and understood the safety,
controls and operation of the Mower.
Shut off Engine and Disconnect the Spark Plug
Wire, and keep the wire away from the plug to prevent
accidental starting before making any Inspections, Repairs
or Adjustments (Except Carburetor)
REFER to the Engine Operating & Maintenance Instructions
for the following Engine Service Information:
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Safety
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Starting and Stopping
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Engine Information
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Maintenance
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Oil
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Adjustments
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Fuel & Starting Info.
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Parts and Service & Storage
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Warranty Information
Tipping mower for service
When servicing the underside of the Mower,
make sure Mower is securely blocked up to prevent it from
falling and injuring anyone.
Tie
Fuel
Filter
Throttle
Cable
Attachment
BLADE CARE
For best results keep Mower Blades sharp. The Blades can
be sharpened with a few strokes of a file or dressed on a
grinding wheel. DO NOT attempt to sharpen Blades while
on the Mower.
1. When sharpening the Blades take care to maintain Blade
balance. Check for proper balance before reinstalling.
Replacing bent or damaged Blades.
2. To ensure good cutting performance, install new Blades at
the start of each mowing season.
DAILY MAINTENANCE
1. Make sure all Nuts and Bolts are tight and Pins securely in
place. Especially make certain the Engine and Blade
Bolts/Nuts are tightened properly.
2. Pressure wash to remove grease, spilled oil, accumulated
dirt and clippings from around belts and underside of
Mower.
3. Grease Fittings are provided on important parts requiring
lubrication. See FIGS 3 & 10.
SAFETY DECALS
Make certain that all Safety Decals on the Mower are kept
clean and in good condition. For Replacement, please refer
to the Parts Catalog that accompanied the Mower.
Model
Plate
Engine
Pulley Belt
Guard Nut