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Problem Cause Action
The product moves slowly, with irreg-
ular speed or not at all.
The product is in freewheel mode. Pull out the freewheel control lever.
Refer to
To put the product in free-
wheel mode on page 17
.
The parking brake is engaged. Disengage the parking brake.
The drive belt is loose or damaged. Replace drive belt.
There is air in the transmission. Remove the air from the transmis-
sion. Refer to
To remove the air from
the transmission on page 29
.
There is unwanted materials on the
steering plate (if the steering plate is
installed).
Clean the product.
The square key on the axle is miss-
ing.
Install the square key. Refer to
To
repair the tires on page 21
.
The cutting result is unsatisfactory. The blades are blunt or damaged. Sharpen the blades or replace the
blades.
The cutting deck is not parallel. Adjust the parallelism of the cutting
deck. Refer to
To adjust the parallel-
ism of the cutting deck on page 24
.
The grass is wet. Let the grass become dry before you
cut it.
The grass is long. Start with a high cutting height and
decrease it gradually.
The tire pressure is incorrect. Do a check of the tire pressure. Ad-
just the tire pressure if it is necessa-
ry.
The product is operated at too high
forward or rearward speed.
Use slower speed.
The drive belt for the cutting deck is
worn or damaged.
Replace the drive belt for the cutting
deck.
The engine backfires when the en-
gine stops.
The throttle control is not put in the
slow position.
Refer to
To adjust the parallelism of
the cutting deck on page 24
.
The engine stops when you try to re-
verse.
The reverse operation system (ROS)
is not engaged.
Engage the reverse operation system
(ROS). Refer to
To use the reverse
operation system (ROS) on page 16
.
Transportation, storage and disposal
Transportation
Note: Close and attach the hood to the product during
transportation to prevent damage. Connect the hood to
the product with the correct tools (rope, cord and so on).
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