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PRIMARY MAINTENANCE
On 4-cyle engines with an oil ieveI plug,
don't be fooled into thinking the engine has
sufficient iubdsatlng oil if you can _ "-some"
oil In the opening - the level should always be
brought up to the point of overflowing at the
top of the till hole.
2.
Change all st regular Inter€ale using a a high
qua}lty ell such as Snapper's small engine
formulated 4-cycle engine OiL Refer to the
engine owner's manual for oil details°
STARTING CHECK LiST
EngineOil
4. Choke
5. Primer (on
some engines)
6, Safety Intsr.
8w_hss
7. SwAch&
BladeControl
S. Spin* ptug
9. T_ro_tls
tonal
1o. Blade
'11, Mumsr
• To full level (4-cycle)
. Pmp#_lymixed _ gas
(2 cycle)
• _ and properly s_rvk_ed
. Full {_lm cle_ gasoline
- Fustvalve open
• Capveto open
Inllnslille#clean
, Operatingprope_y
- Usedproperly
• Inpmpor position
• _ wl_ properly connected
,, SwitchOn
= Bladecorllrolproperly
pos_ionedon walk mower
= V_reconr_ed
• Goodconn_ion
• S_zt position
* PropertyInstalled end
* Sh_pened
, Not clOgged
, Gl_ss & leavesale_n_ away
lets and manuals,
Keep In mind that dirt Is your engine's enemy
#/ both Intemsfly an_ exterr_ityl internal|y,
dirt willquickly ruin an angles and externally
It willcause ov_t_eatlng and resulllng I_tamsf
)damages, Damage caused by Improper lubri-
cation, poor _r cleaner service or overheating
due te dirt cannot be covered under w_rrenty.
It only takes a few moments to servi_ _e
engine (and equipment) on a routine b_als
but the rewards will be a quick starting, re-
eponslve engine that will provide long
satisfactory service with minimum maintenance
cost, The prestart checklist In the next column
and litsfrusflone in your Snapper Operators
Manual are deslgr_atod to help you keep your
Snapper in top operating condition with
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