John Deere S100 Lawn Tractor

User Manual - Transcript

• Page 1 - English - : S100 S110 S120 S130 S140 S160 S170 and S180 Tractors Serial No 010001 XXXXXX OPERATORS MANUAL 100 Series Lawn Tractors OMUC22642 ISSUE H0 ENGLISH OMUC22642 CALIFORNIA Proposition 65 Warning Diesel engine exhaust and some of its constituents are known to the State of California to cause cancer birth defects and other reproductive harm If this product contains a gasoline engine WARNING The engine exhaust from this product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm The State of California requires the above two warnings Additional Proposition 65 Warnings can be found in this manual John Deere Power Products North American Edition PRINTED IN USA SELFomuc22642
• Page 2 - English - : Thank You for Purchasing a John Deere Product We appreciate having you as a customer and wish you many years of safe and satised use of your machine MX00654000020B1910MAY17 Using Your Operators Manual Read this operators manual watch the safety video and review the safety signs on your machine before use They all contain important safety information and operating instructions that must be followed to help keep you and others safe Be sure everyone who uses the machine has read the manual reviewed the safety signs and knows how to use the machine safely and properly Your machine was designed and built to be operated in accordance with all the safe operating instructions Since it was designed to cut grass it can amputate hands and feet and throw objects If you do not follow safety instructions serious injury or death can occur This operator manual is organized in sections to help you nd information quickly You can use this manual to nd answers to many of your operating and servicing questions An index at the end of this book helps you nd needed information quickly Contact your dealer if this manual does not answer your questions Before using your machine Know how to operate the machine The Operating Controls section helps you understand the controls of your machine and what they do Prepare your machine and the mowing area by performing required daily checks outlined in the General Instructions section Follow instructions in the Preventing Injuries section especially related to Keeping children safe by following instructions in the Protect Children section Avoiding injury on slopes and near terrain hazards by following instructions in the Operating on Slopes and Near Terrain Hazards section Follow the instructions in the Avoid Thrown Objects section and keep all guards in place including discharge chute Cleaning machine during use and before storing as outlined in the Prevent Fires section Understand how to service and inspect your machine If you do not understand the instructions or have questions contact your dealer The machine shown in this manual can dier slightly from your machine RIGHTHAND and LEFTHAND sides are determined by facing in the direction that the machine travels when going forward When you see a broken line the item referenced is hidden from view Before delivering this machine your dealer performed a predelivery inspection to ensure best performance This manual is an important part of your machine Keep this manual with the machine when you sell it OUO2005000078D1911FEB20 Special Messages Your manual contains special messages to bring attention to potential safety concerns and machine damage as well as helpful operating and servicing information Please read all the information carefully to avoid injury and machine damage CAUTION Avoid injury This symbol and text highlight potential hazards or death to the operator or bystanders that may occur if the hazards or procedures are ignored IMPORTANT Avoid damage This text is used to tell the operator of actions or conditions that might result in damage to the machine NOTE General information is given throughout the manual that may help the operator in the operation or service of the machine MX00654000020D1905JUN17 Parts We recommend John Deere quality parts and lubricants available at your John Deere dealer When you order parts your John Deere dealer needs the serial number or product identication number PIN for your machine or attachment These are the numbers that you recorded in the Product Identication section of this manual Order Service Parts Online Visit httpJDPartsdeerecom for your Internet connection to parts ordering and information TC0053100000E91906MAR15 Service Literature If you would like to purchase a copy of the Parts Catalog or Technical Manual for this machine visit The John Deere Technical Information Store at httpstechpubsdeerecom or call US amp Canada 18005227448 All Other Regions Your John Deere dealer TH8412400001991905FEB20 Spark Arrestor The California Public Resources Code Section 44425 provides as follows No person shall sell oer for sale lease or rent to any person any internal combustion engine subject to Section 4442 or 4443 and not subject to Section 13005 of the Health and Safety Code unless the person provides a written notice to the purchaser or bailee at the time of sale or at the time of entering into the lease or rental contract stating that it is a violation of Section 4442 or 4443 to use or operate the engine on any forestcovered brushcovered or grasscovered land unless the engine is equipped with a spark arrestor as dened in Section 4442 maintained in eective working order or the engine is constructed equipped and maintained for the prevention of re pursuant to Section 4443 Cal Pub Res Code 44425 Other states or jurisdictions may have similar laws A spark arrestor for your machine may be available from your authorized dealer An installed spark arrestor must be maintained in good working order by the operator OUO200500006F61919MAY19 Introduction
• Page 3 - English - : CCoonntteennttss Introduction 2 Product Identication 3 Safety Labels with Text 5 Safety Labels without Text 8 Safety 10 Machine Cleanout 14 Operating Controls 16 Operating 17 Service Intervals 28 Service Lubrication 28 Service Engine 29 Service Transmission 35 Service Mower 35 Service Electrical 40 Service Miscellaneous 42 Troubleshooting 46 Storage 48 Specications 48 Warranty 50 John Deere Quality Statement 54 Service Record 55 Slope Gauge 56 Index 57 Product Identication Record Identication Numbers Lawn Tractors S100 S110 S120 S130 S140 S160 S170 S180 PIN 010001 If you need to contact an authorized service center for information on servicing always provide the product model and identication numbers You need to locate the product identication number PIN for the machine and engine serial number Record the information in the following spaces DATE OF PURCHASE DEALER NAME DEALER PHONE PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ENGINE SERIAL NUMBER Machine Product Identication Number Location APY33773UN06APR20 Located on Left Side of Frame Original Instructions All information illustrations and specications in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of publication The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice COPYRIGHT 2020 DEERE amp COMPANY Moline Illinois All rights reserved Contents
• Page 4 - English - : Engine Serial Number Location APY36194UN10JUL20 APY33771UN06APR20 VTwin Engines SR9926300002E81906JUL20 Register Your Product and Warranty Online To register your product through the Internet simply go to www JohnDeereWarrantyRegistrationcom Completing the information either online or with the product warranty card will ensure that your product will receive all post sales service and important product information MP4732200F45FF1905JUN17 Product Identication
• Page 5 - English - : Safety Labels with Text Safety Label Location APY36141UN24JUL20 AWARNING GX23479 BDANGERWARNINGCAUTION UC22512 CCAUTION UC27081 DDANGER M139128 EDANGER M89504 FDANGER M118610 MG3970500004A31925JUN20 Safety Labels with Text
• Page 6 - English - : Understanding the Machine Safety Labels MXAL42363UN22MAY13 The machine safety labels shown in this section are placed in important areas on your machine to draw attention to potential safety hazards DANGER or WARNING safety labels are located near specic hazards The operators manual also explains any potential safety hazards whenever necessary in special safety messages that are identied with the word CAUTION and the safetyalert symbol On your machine safety labels the words DANGER WARNING and CAUTION are used with this safetyalert symbol DANGER identies the most serious hazards DANGER The signal word DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury WARNING The signal word WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION The signal word CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury CAUTION may also be used to alert against unsafe practices associated with events which could lead to personal injury Replace missing or damaged safety labels Use this operators manual for correct safety label placement There can be more safety information contained on parts and components sourced from suppliers that is not reproduced in this operators manual French or Spanish Safety Labels and Operators Manual Operators manuals and safety labels with content in French or Spanish are available for this machine through authorized John Deere dealers See your John Deere dealer NOTE Both text and notext labels are shown Your machine is only equipped with one of these types of labels MP4732200F46011924APR19 DANGER GXAL41947UN04MAR13 ROTATING BLADE Do not put hands or feet under or into mower when engine is running OUO20040000BAF1928FEB15 DANGER GXAL41948UN04MAR13 ROTATING BLADE Do not put hands or feet under or into mower when engine is running THROWN OBJECTS Before mowing clear area of objects that may be thrown by blade Do not operate mower without discharge chute or entire grass catcher in place OUO20040000BB01928FEB15 DANGER APY36142UN24JUL20 ROTATING BLADES CUT OFF ARMS AND LEGS Do not mow when children or others are around Do not mow in reverse Look down and behind before and while backing Never carry children even with blades o MG3970500004A41926JUN20 Safety Labels with Text
• Page 7 - English - : WARNING APY36143UN24JUL20 AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH FROM ROLLOVER Do not drive where the machine could slip or tip on steep slopes near water or dropos Drive up and down slopes not across If machine loses traction on a slope stop blade and proceed slowly o slope Avoid sudden starts turns and stops MG3970500004A51924JUL20 CAUTION APY36144UN10JUL20 Read operators manual and watch safety video Keep safety devices guards shields and switches in place and working Pick up objects that can be thrown by blades When leaving machine Stop engine Set park brake Remove key MG3970500004A61926JUN20 Avoid Injury From Hot Surface GXAL41952UN04MAR13 WARNING Hot surface OUO20040000BB31928FEB15 CAUTION APY36145UN10JUL20 Avoid equipment res Accumulation of grass leaves and other debris on or near hot or moving parts can cause a re Inspect machine before during and after use Shut o engine and allow machine to cool before cleaning MG3970500004A71926JUN20 Safety Labels with Text
• Page 8 - English - : Safety Labels without Text Safety Label Location APY31470UN24JUL20 A Read OM Keep Children Away from Mower Avoid Injury from Tipping GX24842 B Avoid Injury from Getting Caught in Belt M136436 C Avoid Injury from Equipment Fires GX24503 D Avoid Injury from Rotating Blades M118041 E Avoid Injury from Hot Surfaces GX25568 F Avoid Injury from Rotating Blades and Thrown Objects M148522 G Avoid Injury from Rotating Blades and Thrown Objects M118040 VS7061800008051903JUL20 Safety Labels without Text
• Page 9 - English - : Understanding the Machine Safety Labels without Text TCT005498UN11SEP12 At several important places on this machine safety signs are axed which signify potential danger The hazard is identied by a pictorial in a warning triangle An adjacent pictorial provides information on how to avoid personal injury These safety signs their placement on the machine and a brief explanatory text are shown in this Safety section There can be additional safety information contained on parts and components sourced from suppliers that is not reproduced in this operators manual MX0065400003891921JUN18 Read Operators Manual MXAL42776UN09APR13 This operators manual contains important information necessary for safe machine operation Carefully read operators manual before operating machine or attachment Observe all safety rules to avoid accidents MX00654000038B1901APR19 Keep Children Away from Mower MXAL42778UN09APR13 Mower can cause dismemberment or death Stay a safe distance from the machine Make sure that children stay clear of mower at all times when the engine is running MX00654000038D1901APR19 Avoid Serious Injury or Death from Tipping MXAL42779UN09APR13 Do not drive where machine could slip tip or rollover In some congurations do not drive or operate on a slope of more than 10 degrees Refer to the Operating on Slopes section for more information MX00654000038E1901APR19 Avoid Injury from Getting Caught in Belts MXT018017UN03MAY16 Stay clear of moving belts Do not operate machine without shields in place MX0065400003911924APR19 Safety Labels without Text
• Page 10 - English - : Avoid Injury from Equipment Fires APY36195UN10JUL20 Avoid equipment res Accumulation of grass leaves and debris on or near hot or moving parts can cause a re Inspect and clean the entire machine before during and after use Shut o engine and allow machine to cool before cleaning Carefully read operators manual Machine Cleanout section for details MG3970500004B61906JUL20 Avoid Injury from Rotating Blades MXT018016UN03MAY16 Do not put hands or feet under or into mower when engine is running Do not operate mower without discharge chutedeector or entire grass catcher in place MX0065400003921924APR19 Avoid Injury from Hot Surfaces APY36196UN10JUL20 Keep away from hot surfaces MG3970500004B71906JUL20 Avoid Injury from Rotating Blades and Thrown Objects APY36197UN10JUL20 Avoid injury from rotating blade and thrown objects Do not operate blower without entire grass catcher in place Shut engine o before unclogging or servicing MG3970500004B81906JUL20 Safety Use Your Mower Safely General Instructions Read this operators manual watch the safety video and review the safety signs on your machine before use They all contain important safety information and operating instructions that must be followed to help keep you and others safe Be sure everyone who uses the machine has read the manual reviewed the safety signs and knows how to use the machine safely and properly Age physical ability and mental capacity can be factors in equipmentrelated injuries Operators must be mentally and physically capable of operating the machine properly and safely Never allow a child to operate the machine Do not operate the machine while under the inuence of alcohol or drugs or when distracted or fatigued Proper operation requires your full attention Always wear eye protection hearing protection closetting Safety
• Page 11 - English - : clothing and substantial footwear while operating the machine Never operate while wearing sandals or when barefoot Do not wear radio or music headphones Both safe operation and service require your full attention Never tamper with safety devices Operate the machine only in daylight or good articial light Only operate the engine in wellventilated areas Exhaust gasses contain carbon monoxide a deadly poison Never leave a running machine unattended Look both ways when approaching roadways and use caution when turning around on public roadways You can be struck by a vehicle and suer serious injury or death Before Using Your Machine Know how to operate the machine The Operating Controls section helps you understand the controls of your machine and what they do Prepare your machine and the mowing area by performing required daily checks outlined in the General Instructions section Follow instructions in the Preventing Injuries section especially related to Keeping children safe by following instructions in the Protect Children section Avoiding injury on slopes and near terrain hazards by following instructions in the Operating on Slopes and Near Terrain Hazards section Follow the instructions in the Avoid Thrown Objects section and keep all guards in place including discharge chute Cleaning machine during use and before storing as outlined in the Prevent Fires section Understand how to service and inspect your machine Inspection and Daily Checklist Inspect machine before you operate Be sure that hardware is tight and all guards and shields are in good condition and fastened in place Make all necessary adjustments before you operate Repair or replace damaged badly worn or missing parts Visually inspect that mower blades blade bolts and the mower assembly are not worn or damaged To prevent machine damage replace worn or damaged blades and bolts in sets Make sure that the fuel cap and air cleaner are in place before starting engine Fuel Use care when handling fuel Fuel is ammable and fuel vapors can be explosive Do not smoke when handling fuel Only use an approved fuel container Clean up spilled fuel immediately Check fuel lines tank cap and ttings frequently for cracks or leaks Replace if necessary Check the Mowing Area Keep bystanders and pets out of the mowing area Clear the area of objects such as rocks wire or toys which can be thrown by the blades Remove lowhanging branches or other obstacles which can interfere with your travel path Study the mowing area Set up a safe mowing path Do not mow where traction or stability is doubtful Slopes and terrain hazards are major factors related to lossof control and tipover accidents Operation on slopes and near terrain hazards requires extra caution Follow instructions in the Operating on Slopes and Near Terrain Hazards section Weights and Attachments Some attachments require ballast weights Follow recommendations for wheel weights or counterweights Use only accessories and attachments approved by John Deere If you do not understand the instructions or have questions contact your dealer OUO200500007841909MAR20 Preventing Injuries Protect Children MXAL41929UN18FEB13 Children can be killed or seriously injured by riding mowers when operators do not follow safe operating practices Do not mow in reverse Operating with the mower engaged while backing up is discouraged Never give children a ride on a mower or in a cart behind the mower even when the blades are o They can fall o and be run over or cut by the mower blades Children can interfere with mower operation Children who have been given rides in the past can suddenly appear in the mowing area for another ride If you are not aware they can be run over or backed over by the mower Children are often attracted to lawn mowers and mowing activities especially if they have been given rides before They do not know if the blades are rotating or understand that they can be killed or seriously injured even if the blades are not rotating Keep children indoors and out of the mowing area when the mower is being operated Keep children under the watchful eye of a responsible adult other than the operator If there is not a responsible adult to ensure that children stay indoors DO NOT mow Be alert to the presence of children or others Turn o the mower blades and stop the machine if someone enters the mowing area Look in the direction the machine is traveling Before and while backing turn o the mower blades and look down and behind the machine carefully especially for children Use extreme care when approaching objects that block your view such as blind corners shrubs or trees especially while backing They can hide a child Avoid Thrown Objects Clear the mowing area of all bystanders when using this machine Thrown objects could cause serious injury or death Clear the area of objects such as rocks wire or toys which can be thrown by the blades Never direct discharged material toward anyone Avoid discharging material against a wall or obstruction such as a fence or retaining wall Material can ricochet towards the operator Avoid discharging material towards a street or roadway Stop the blades when crossing gravel surfaces OUO200500007831915FEB20 Operating on Slopes and Near Terrain Hazards Slopes are a major factor related to lossofcontrol and tipover accidents which can result in serious injury or death Use caution and common sense when operating on slopes If you feel uneasy on a slope do not mow or operate the machine on it Mow up and down slopes not across Watch for holes ruts bumps rocks or other hidden objects Tall grass can hide obstacles Safety
• Page 12 - English - : Drive slowly so you do not have to stop while on a slope Do not mow on wet grass Tires can slip on wet grass even if the brakes are working normally Keep all movement on slopes slow and gradual Do not make sudden changes in speed or direction which can cause the rideon mower to roll over If the tires lose traction disengage the PTO and proceed slowly and carefully o the slope Do not shift to neutral and coast downhill Identify Safe Slopes Before using your machine measure slopes of all mowing areas to determine which slopes are safe for mowing with a rideon mower Use good judgment and common sense when performing this survey Measuring Slopes Suggested method 1 Lay a straight piece of sturdy lumber 12 m 4 ft long on the slope and measure the angle with an angle gauge or protractor level Suggested method 2 Refer to the slope gauge provided at the end of the manual Slope Limits Exceeding the recommended maximum slope angle increases the risk of rollover accidents that can result in serious injury or death GX100108UN14FEB20 Never mow or operate this rideon mower on slope angles greater than 13 with rideon mower in its basic conguration The basic conguration is the rideon mower with a mower deck and no other attachments A 13 slope is a slope that rises 14 m 46 ft over a horizontal distance of 61 m 20 ft GX100111UN19FEB20 Attachments such as material collection systems weather enclosures or other attachments increase the risk of a rollover When using attachments never mow or operate this rideon mower on slope angles greater than 10 A 10 slope is a slope that rises 1 m 35 ft over a horizontal distance of 61 m 20 ft The risk of rollover is low on slopes of 10 or less As the slope angle increases to the recommended maximum the risk increases to a medium level Operating Near Terrain Hazards GX100106UN01FEB20 Terrain hazards such as ditches and drop os are a factor related to lossofcontrol and tipover accidents which can result in serious injury or death Use caution and common sense when operating near terrain hazards Do not mow or operate the machine in areas adjacent to hazards that can cause the machine to roll over If a wheel goes over an Safety
• Page 13 - English - : edge or if the edge breaks away the machine can suddenly lose traction slide andor roll over Hazards A include but are not limited to ditches dropos embankments or areas near bodies of water Maintain a buer area B at least as wide as the machine between hazards A and the mowing area C Do not mow or operate the machine in the hazard area or buer area Only mow or operate in the mowing area C Do not exceed the recommended slope operating angle Refer to the Slope Limits section OUO200500007851909MAR20 Prevent Fires TS227UN15APR13 Do not mow tall dry grass or through piles of leaves Combustible materials can contact hot components and increase the risk of re Debris can build up anywhere on the machine especially on horizontal surfaces While using your machine periodically check for and remove debris especially in dry or heavy debris conditions such as when collecting leaves After operating completely remove any combustible materials from equipment before storing Use compressed air a leaf blower or water to keep the machine clean Allow machine to cool in an open area before storing Do not park machine near ammable materials such as straw mulch cloth or chemicals Do not park near an open ame or other sources of ignition such as a water heater or furnace Excess lubrication or fueloil leaks or spills on the machine can also provide collection sites for debris Promptly cleaning up spills and repairing leaks reduces the potential for debris collection Refer to the Machine Cleanout section for more information on checking for debris buildup and locations to inspect Always park the machine safely before cleaning or servicing a machine See the Parking Safely section OUO200500007871915FEB20 Parking Safely Always apply the park brake and remove the key before leaving the machine unattended Children or others may attempt to move or operate an unattended machine Stop the machine on a level surface Disengage mower blades or other attachments Lower attachments to the ground Apply the park brake Stop the engine Remove the key Wait for engine and all moving parts to stop before you leave the seat OUO200500007881915FEB20 Additional Safety Information Towing Loads Safely Stopping distance increases with speed and weight of towed load Travel slowly and allow extra time and distance to stop Total towed weight must not exceed Towing Capacity stated in Specications of this manual Excessive towed load can cause loss of traction and loss of control on slopes Reduce towed weight when operating on slopes Never allow children or others in or on towed equipment Use only approved hitches Tow only with a machine that has a hitch designed for towing Do not attach towed equipment except at the approved hitch point Towed equipment increases the risk of rollover on slopes Refer to the Operating on Slopes and Near Terrain Hazards section for more information Do not turn sharply Use additional caution when turning or operating on adverse surface conditions Use care when reversing Safe Transportation Follow instructions in the Transporting Machine on Trailer section Use a fullwidth loading ramp at least 30 cm 12 in wider than the machine never two separate ramps Service and Maintenance Proper service and maintenance of the machine is essential Keep all parts in good condition keep all nuts and bolts tight and repair any damage immediately Stop and inspect the machine immediately if you strike an object Ensure that all safety devices discharge chute and grass catcher components are in good condition and replace when necessary Understand service procedures thoroughly before working on the machine If you do not understand the service procedures or are uncomfortable working in your machine contact your servicing dealer Disconnect the battery or all spark plug wires before servicing the machine Disconnect negative terminal rst and positive last Install positive terminal rst and negative last Some components could have stored energy in springs or hydraulic components Servicing procedures described in the Service section describe how to perform service and maintenance tasks safely Support any machine elements that must be raised for service work Use jack stands or service locks to support components when needed Disposing of Waste Products and Chemicals Waste products such as used oil fuel coolant brake uid and batteries can harm the environment and people Do not use beverage containers for waste uids someone can mistakenly drink from them A Safety Data Sheet SDS provides specic details on chemical products Physical and health hazards safety procedures and emergency response techniques The seller of the chemical products used with your machine is responsible for providing the SDS for that product To learn how to recycle or properly dispose of waste products generated from service see your local recycling center or authorized dealer If you wish to discard the machine contact your local recycling center or authorized dealer OUO200500007891915FEB20 Safety
• Page 14 - English - : Machine Cleanout General Cleaning Guidelines Machine must be inspected periodically throughout the day Buildup of debris must be removed to ensure proper machine function and to reduce the risk of re Frequency of these inspections and cleanings vary depending on a number of factors including operating conditions machine conguration operating speeds and weather conditions Inspections and cleanings may be required multiple times throughout the day particularly in dry hot and windy conditions IMPORTANT Avoid damage Regular and thorough cleaning of machine combined with other routine maintenance procedures listed in the Operators Manual greatly reduce the risk of re downtime and improve machine performance Besides proper maintenance the condition of the material being handled is the most signicant factor contributing to res Dry light and uy materials that can create a dust cloud are the most likely to catch re Debris can accumulate in various areas especially on horizontal surfaces Conditions such as wind speed and direction can change where the material accumulates Be aware of these changing conditions and adjust your cleaning schedule and practices to ensure proper machine function and to reduce the risk of re Always follow all safety procedures posted on the machine and in the Operators Manual Before carrying out any inspection or cleaning always shut OFF engine set park brake and remove key The entire machine should be inspected with extra attention given to the areas noted below SR99263000028F1915APR20 Cleanout Areas Primary areas that must be inspected and cleaned on the machine include see Safety Label section APY33760UN26MAR20 APY33761UN26MAR20 1 Exhaust manifold A muer pipe B muer C and muer shield D APY36199UN28JUL20 2 Engine intake screens E cooling ns F and oil cooler if equipped PY43269UN29MAY17 3 Top of mower deck under shields G including spindle H and belt areas Machine Cleanout
• Page 15 - English - : APY36511UN14MAY20 Shown with Wheel Removed 4 On or near transmission I and driveline J APY36151UN10JUL20 5 Under left side panel near fuse block K and all wiring including the battery L and related wiring harnesses M SR9926300002FA1928JUL20 Machine Cleanout
• Page 16 - English - : Operating Controls Operators Station Controls Models S100 S110 and S120 APY33757UN24JUL20 Model S110 is Shown ABrake Pedal BPark Brake Lock Lever CThrottleChoke Lever DHourmeterMowerPlus Fuel Gauge If Equipped EKey Switch FAttachment Engagement Lever GCruise Control Lever If Equipped HReverse Implement Option RIO Switch IForward Travel Pedal JReverse Travel Pedal KCoverFuel Level Window If Equipped LAttachment Lift Lever MG3970500004D71924JUL20 MowerPlus is a trademark of Deere amp Company Operating Controls
• Page 17 - English - : Operators Station Controls Models S130 S140 S160 S170 and S180 APY36152UN24JUL20 Model S180 is Shown ABrake Pedal BPark Brake Lock Lever CThrottleChoke Lever DReverse Implement Option RIO Switch EHourmeterMowerPlus Fuel Gauge If Equipped FKey Switch GCruise Control Lever If Equipped HAttachment Engagement Switch IForward Travel Pedal JReverse Travel Pedal KCoverFuel Level Window If Equipped LAttachment Lift Lever MG3970500004D81924JUL20 Operating Daily Operating Checklist Checktest safety systems Check tire pressure and brakes IMPORTANT Avoid damage Using stale contaminated or improper fuel can result in engine and fuel system damage Repairs caused by stale contaminated or improper fuel are not covered by warranty Check fuel level See Service Miscellaneous section using proper fuel and stabilizer Check engine oil level Remove grass and debris from engine compartment and muer area and on top of mower deck before and after operating machine Clean air intake screen Check below machine for uid leaks Checktighten any loose hardware SR9926300002931915APR20 Adjusting Seat 1 Sit on seat MowerPlus is a trademark of Deere amp Company Operating
• Page 18 - English - : APY34636UN06APR20 2 Lift up on A on right side of seat 3 Lean forward and slide seat forward or rearward to desired position Do not lean back on top of seat to push rearward 4 Release seat adjustment lever to lock in position Lumbar Seat Adjustment If Equipped Turn lumbar seat adjustment dials B on either side of seat to adjust rmness of seat SR9926300003141930JUN20 Adjusting Cutting Height Cutting height is adjusted from approximately 25100 mm 14 in in 64 mm 14 in increments When mower deck is in transport position cutting height is approximately 100 mm 4 in Detents allow the adjustment lever to be positioned at each indicated mower setting as well as the midpoint between each setting Mower Setting Approximate Cutting Height 1 25 mm 1 in 32 mm 114 in 38 mm 112 in 2 50 mm 2 in 57 mm 214 in 65 mm 212 in 70 mm 234 in 3 75 mm 3 in 83 mm 314 in 90 mm 312 in 95 mm 334 in 4 Transport 100 mm 4 in 1 Put attachment lift lever into the slot near desired cutting height 2 Adjust mower deck wheels Transporting or Getting On and O Machine Pull attachment lift lever all the way back to transport position or 100 mm 4 in cutting height JS8612200003BF1912AUG14 Checking and Adjusting Mower Deck Level CAUTION Avoid injury Rotating blades are dangerous Before adjusting or servicing mower Disconnect spark plug wires or battery negative cable to prevent engine from starting accidentally Always wear gloves when handling mower blades or working near blades NOTE Mower deck wheels should not contact the ground when leveling the mower deck Method One 1 Make sure machine is on a at level surface 2 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 3 Check that tires are inated to correct tire pressure Tire pressure is marked on the side of the tire 4 Raise deck to highest position APY18570UN10JUL20 42 in 107 cm Mower Deck is Shown 5 Place three short 51 mm 2 in blocks of wood under the edges A of the mower deck 6 Lower mower deck to the 63 mm 25 in cutting height position For S130 models lower deck to 57 mm 214 in cutting height position 7 Check that the mower deck is level and lightly touching each of the three wooden blocks APY36153UN24JUL20 If the rear of the mower deck is not touching the rear blocks or is sitting heavily on the blocks adjust the rear lift links by turning the leveling nut B on each lift link The blocks should be able to easily slide in and out beneath the mower deck when the mower deck is correctly adjusted Operating
• Page 19 - English - : APY36154UN10JUL20 42 in 107 cm Mower Deck is Shown If the front of the mower deck is not lightly touching the front block adjust the front draft arm by turning the nut C 8 Raise the cutting height to the next highest position and remove the three wooden blocks 9 Turn the nut C on the front draft arm counterclockwise 12 full turns so that the front of the deck is 36 mm 1814 in lower than the rear This adjustment prevents double cutting which wastes horsepower and causes brown grass tips Specication Mower Deck FronttoBackHeight 1814 in 36 mm Method Two NOTE An optional mower deck leveling gauge AM130907 is available from your John Deere dealer It allows for precision mower deck leveling by measuring mower deck level at the blade tips 1 Make sure that machine is on a at level surface 2 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 3 Inate tires to the correct pressure 4 Move mower lift handle to preferred cutting height 5 Measure mower deck level sidetoside GXAL41983UN04MAR13 A convenient Leveling Gauge A AM130907 is available from your Dealer a Position mower blades as follows and measure from each outside blade tip B to the level surface GXAL41984UN04MAR13 Two Blade Deck is Shown APY08950UN17JUL18 Three Blade Deck is Shown b Turn left blade C as shown Hold drive belt and turn right blade D as shown Take measurement for both blades The dierence between blade measurements must not be more than specied distance Specication Mower Deck Blade Outside Tips to Ground DierenceDistance 18 in 3 mm APY36155UN24JUL20 Operating
• Page 20 - English - : c Adjust mower deck level if necessary by turning rear nuts E clockwise to raise the side of the mower deck or counterclockwise to lower the mower deck 6 Measure mower level fronttorear GXAL41986UN04MAR13 a Turn right blade F so blade tip points straight forward b Measure from blade tip to the surface Take measurement for both blades The front blade tip must be specied distance lower than rear blade tip Specication Mower Deck Blade Outside Tips to Ground DierenceDistance 36 mm 18 14 in APY36156UN10JUL20 42 in 107 cm Mower Deck is Shown c Adjust mower deck level if necessary by turning the nut G counterclockwise to lower the front of deck or clockwise to raise front of deck SR9926300002EA1928JUL20 Adjusting Mower Deck Wheels IMPORTANT The mower deck can be damaged if mower wheels are adjusted wrong Bottom of wheels should be approximately 3 to 13 mm 1 8 to 12 in from the ground If mowing at 75 mm 3 in height of cut or higher set the antiscalp wheels in their lowest position 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY section 2 Inate tires to the correct pressure 3 Lower mower deck to the desired mowing position NOTE Bottom of wheels should be approximately 313 mm 1812 in from the ground GXAL41988UN04MAR13 4 Check each mower wheel position Remove nut A and bolt B and move mower wheel to proper hole GXAL41989UN04MAR13 A38 mm 15In or less B51 mm 2In C64 mm 25In D76 mm 3In and above 5 Install bolts and nuts to lock wheels in position Tighten nuts to specications Specication Mower Deck Wheel NutTorque 25 lbft 34 Nm JS8612200003121911JUL14 Testing Safety Systems MXAL42804UN09APR13 CAUTION Avoid injury Engine exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide and can cause serious illness or death Operating
• Page 21 - English - : Do not run an engine in an enclosed area such as a garage even with doors or windows opened Move the machine to an outside area before running the engine The safety systems installed on your machine should be checked before each machine use Be sure that you have read the machine operators manual and are familiar with the operation of the machine before performing these safety system checks Use the following checkout procedures to check for normal operation of machine If there is a malfunction during one of these procedures do not operate machine See your authorized dealer for service Perform these tests in a clear open area Keep bystanders away SR9926300002961915APR20 Testing Park Brake Switch 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY section 2 Sit on seat 3 Unlock the park brake 4 Try to start engine Result Engine must not turn over If engine turns over there is a problem with your safety interlock circuit MP4732200F46381909APR19 Testing Park Brake 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 2 Lock the park brake 3 Pull out on bypass control valve rod to engage 4 Try to push machine manually Result Park brake must prevent machine from moving If machine moves the park brake requires adjustment SR9926300003181906APR20 Testing Attachment Engagement Switch or Lever CAUTION Avoid injury The mower blades should stop in approximately ve seconds when the mower or PTO is disengaged If you believe that your blades may not be stopping in that period of time take your machine to your authorized dealer where they can safely check and service your machine 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 2 Sit on seat 3 Lock the park brake 4 Engage mower On models with electric attachment engagement switch pull up switch On models with mechanical attachment engagement lever push lever forward 5 Try to start engine Result Engine must not start If engine starts there is a problem with your safety interlock circuit SR9926300002991903APR20 Testing Seat Switch 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY Section 2 First test a Lock park brake b Start engine c Move throttle lever up to maximum engine speed d Engage mower e Raise up o seat Do not get o machine Result Engine and mower blades should stop If engine and mower blades do not stop there is a problem with your safety interlock circuit 3 Second test a Disengage mower b Start engine c Unlock park brake d Raise up o seat Do not get o machine Result Engine should stop If engine does not stop there is a problem with your safety interlock circuit 4 Third test a Lock park brake b Disengage mower c Start engine d Raise up o seat Do not get o machine Result Engine should continue to run If engine stops there is a problem with your safety interlock circuit MP4732200F463B1919MAR13 Testing Reverse Implement Option RIO 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 2 Start engine 3 Engage attachment engagement switch or lever to start attachment CAUTION Avoid injury Rotating blades are dangerous Children or bystanders may be injured by runover and rotating blades Before backing up carefully check the area around the machine 4 Look behind the vehicle to be sure that there are no bystanders 5 Begin reverse travel by depressing reverse pedal Result Attachment and engine should stop operation If attachment or engine continues to operate as machine begins travel in reverse do not continue to operate machine If Engine or attachment continues to operate in reverse then contact an authorized service center SR99263000029A1916JUL20 Using the Park Brake CAUTION Avoid injury Children or bystanders may attempt to move or operate an unattended machine Always lock the park brake and remove the key before leaving the machine unattended Locking Park Brake 1 Push and hold brake pedal down 2 Pull park brake lever up to lock park brake 3 Release brake pedal Pedal should stay down and park brake lever should stay locked Operating
• Page 22 - English - : Unlocking Park Brake 1 Push and hold brake pedal down 2 Push park brake lever down to unlock park brake 3 Release brake pedal SR99263000029B1903APR20 Checking Fuel Level If Equipped APY36157UN10JUL20 Check fuel level in fuel tank A MG3970500004AA1930JUN20 Using Hourmeter and MowerPlus Fuel Gauge If Equipped Using Hourmeter APY36158UN10JUL20 1 The hour meter A shows the number of hours the engine has run 2 Follow the service timetable on the maintenance schedule located under the hood and centered toward the rear of the machine For specic service procedures see the Service section of this manual 3 The hour meter cannot be reset 4 The hour meter display will always be on 5 The decimal point ashes while the hour meter is accumulating time Using MowerPlus Fuel Gauge If Equipped APY33785UN24JUL20 1 The hour meter A shows the number of hours the engine has run The hour meter is always visible and active it cannot be reset 2 Fuel level B indicated by the graph by ve segments in increasing height When fuel tank has emptied to approximately 20 the last segment ashes indicating approximately 30 minutes of fuel remaining MG3970500004AB1927JUL20 Using Key Switch and Headlights GXAL41992UN04MAR13 ASTOP Position BHEADLIGHTS ON Position CRUN Position DSTART Position Engine O NOTE Headlights will drain the battery rapidly if key switch is left in headlights on position B with the engine o To turn on headlights turn the key switch to HEADLIGHTS ON position B To turn o headlights turn the key switch to STOP position A Engine On To turn on headlights start engine then turn key switch from RUN position C to HEADLIGHTS ON position B To turn o headlights turn the key switch from HEADLIGHTS ON position B to RUN position C MX00654000039A1925APR19 Starting the Engine 1 Operator must sit on the seat Operating
• Page 23 - English - : 2 Disengage attachment engagement lever switch See Engaging and Disengaging Mower in the Operating section 3 Fully depress the brake pedal APY38190UN07JUL20 4 Push throttle lever A forward to full throttle position B 5 Turn ignition to START not more than 5 seconds 6 If engine is cold Push throttle lever A into choke area C and hold Turn ignition to START not more than 5 seconds Release choke to full throttle position NOTE Run engine at full throttle when operating mower or other attachments SR99263000029E1907JUL20 Idling the Engine IMPORTANT Unnecessary engine idling may cause engine or transmission damage Excessive idling can cause engine overheating carbon buildup and poor performance Idling or low throttle operation while mowing climbing hills or towing could result in transmission overheating Always operate at full throttle once the engine is warm Do not operate machine with hood open Hood must be closed for proper engine cooling and exhaust Engine is air cooled and needs a large volume of air to keep cool Keep air intake screen on top of engine clean Keep hood closed when engine is idling SR9926300000391910JUL18 Stopping the Engine IMPORTANT Avoid damage Do not stop the engine by moving choke control to the choke position Backre re or engine damage can occur Follow recommended procedure for stopping engine 1 Let engine run at high throttle without load for a few seconds 2 Turn key to STOP position Engine will stop and headlights will turn o 3 Remove key 4 Lock the park brake SR99263000029D1903APR20 Using Travel Controls on Hydrostatic Transmission CAUTION Avoid injury Children or bystanders may be injured by runover and rotating blades Before traveling forward or rearward Carefully check the area around the machine Disengage the mower before backing up Travel Forward APY33767UN06APR20 Tractor with PTO Lever Push down the forward travel pedal A Travel in Reverse NOTE Any operating attachment and the engine stop as the reverse motion pedal is pressed with attachment engaged APY36160UN10JUL20 Tractor with PTO Switch 1 Disengage attachment On models with mechanical attachment engagement lever B pull lever back to the o position On models with electric attachment engagement switch push switch in location C not shown above down to the o position 2 Look behind the machine to be sure there are no bystanders nearby 3 Slowly push down the reverse travel pedal D Operating
• Page 24 - English - : Stopping 1Remove foot from travel pedal 2Depress brake pedal Emergency Stopping 1Remove foot from travel pedal 2Depress brake pedal 3Turn key switch to stop O position Do not release brake pedal until all moving parts have stopped 4If possible lock the park brake SR9926300002FF1901JUL20 Using The Reverse Implement Option RIO CAUTION Avoid injury Children or bystanders may be injured by runover and rotating blades Before traveling forward or rearward Carefully check the area around the machine Disengage the mower before backing up NOTE Backing up while the mower is engaged is strongly discouraged The Reverse Implement Option should be used only when operating another attachment or when the operator deems it necessary to reposition the machine with the mower engaged 1 Stop forward travel 2 Look behind the machine to be sure there are no bystanders APY36159UN10JUL20 3 Push and hold in the reverse implement switch A while depressing reverse pedal slightly NOTE If the engine and mower stop while repositioning the machine return the attachment engagement leverswitch to the o position Start engine and engage mower Begin again with Step 4 Release the reverse implement switch A and reposition the machine as the machine begins to move rearward 5 Resume forward travel The mower should continue operating 6 Repeat procedure to position the machine again SR9926300002EB1901JUL20 Using Cruise Control If Equipped CAUTION Avoid injury Do not use cruise control when going down hills Machine speed will increase Operate machine in a large open area to learn how the cruise control works Use cruise control when you want to maintain travel speed without having to hold the forward travel pedal down Cruise control operates only for forward travel Engage Cruise Control 1 Push forward pedal down until you reach desired travel speed 2 Pull cruise control lever up and release forward pedal to lock the cruise control Disengage Cruise Control Depress brake pedal tap on forward pedal or push cruise control lever down to the o position SR9926300002EC1901JUL20 Engaging and Disengaging Mower NOTE Put attachment lift lever in transport position to transport machine or when parking machine 1 Start engine and run at half speed for a couple of minutes to warm up 2 Lower mower deck to desired cutting height position NOTE Throttle lever should be at full throttle position before engaging mower to avoid stalling engine 3 Push throttle lever up to the full throttle position 4 Engage mower On models with electric attachment engagement switch Pull up switch On models with mechanical attachment engagement lever Push lever forward NOTE The mower and engine stops as the reverse foot pedal is depressed 5 Disengage mower blades before moving in reverse or stopping engine Machines with mechanical attachment engagement lever Pull lever back Machines with electric attachment engagement switch Push down switch SR9926300003381912MAY20 Using Wash Port to Clean Mower Deck NOTE Follow this procedure after each use to prevent buildup and remove corrosive lawn chemicals 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section Operating
• Page 25 - English - : GXAL41997UN04MAR13 2 Attach quickcoupler to garden hose 3 Attach garden hose with quickcoupler to wash port A on the mower deck 4 Turn on water 5 Start engine 6 Run at full throttle 7 Engage mower blades 8 Flush water under deck for approximately one minute 9 Disengage mower blades 10 Stop engine 11 Turn o water and remove garden hose and quickcoupler from wash port 12 Remove quickcoupler from garden hose and store for future use OUO102300001B01901MAR13 Unplugging Mower Bagger or Material Collection System CAUTION Avoid injury Do not attempt to unplug attachment with the machine running Rotating blades are dangerous Shut o the engine and remove the key before getting o the seat to inspect the machine and attachment Thrown objects can cause serious injury Make sure that all machine parts are stopped before raising hopper top or removing chutes Checking for Plugging While Driving If grass builds up in the front of the mower discharge chute check for plugged chute or problems with blower assembly if equipped If there is a trail of clippings behind mower or clippings blow to the side check for plugged chute full collector bags or problems with blower assembly Removing Debris from Inspection Points CAUTION Avoid injury Do not use hands or feet to clear plugged mower deck or blower assembly Stored energy can cause blades to rotate 1 Park machine safely Wait for all moving parts to stop before getting o to inspect machine 2 Open hopper cover Check chute outlet 3 Remove chute from the mower deck or blower assembly Check chute inlet 4 Check under the mower deck for debris MP4732200F46461910JUL20 Moving Machine by Hand CAUTION Avoid injury When the bypass valve is open the machine has unrestricted motion Do not open the bypass valve when the machine is stopped on an incline to prevent it from going downhill out of control IMPORTANT Avoid damage Transmission damage may occur if the machine is towed or moved incorrectly Move machine by hand only Do not use another vehicle to move machine Do not tow machine 1 Unlock the park brake APY36161UN10JUL20 2 On hydrostatic models Pull out on bypass valve control rod A 3 Push machine to desired location IMPORTANT Avoid damage Hydrostatic transmission might be damaged if the bypass valve control rod is not pushed back to operating position before attempting to start the engine Do not start or operate the machine with the bypass valve control rod in the pulledout position 4 Push bypass valve control rod back in 5 Lock the park brake MG3970500004EE1928JUL20 Transporting Machine on Trailer NOTE Trailer capacity must exceed combined machine weight and attachment weight See Specications section in Operators manual Be sure the trailer has all necessary lights and signs required by law CAUTION Avoid injury Use extra care when loading or unloading the machine onto a trailer or truck Park trailer on a level surface Use of a trailer with sides is recommended Keep wheels away from dropos and edges Back slowly and in a straight line Close fuel shuto valve if your machine is equipped Do not secure machine using optional bumper as this can dislodge during transport Operating
• Page 26 - English - : IMPORTANT Avoid damage Transporting a machine on a trailer or on a truck bed at high speeds can result in hood or engine cover raising and possibly coming o machine if not secured Position machine on trailer so hood or engine cover opens from rear of trailer to prevent wind from blowing hood or cover open Secure hood or engine cover with existing machine locks or latches Secure hood or engine cover with tie down straps if no locks or latches exist 1 Park trailer on a level surface 2 Raise mower deck if installed before driving machine onto trailer 3 Drive machine onto heavyduty trailer Position machine on trailer so hood or engine cover will not raise in wind while being transported 4 Lower mower deck completely 5 Lock park brake 6 Turn o machine and remove key APY36162UN10JUL20 7 Secure front of machine at both sides of the axle at points A to trailer with heavyduty straps chains or cables Straps must be directed down and outward from machine IMPORTANT Avoid damage Do not secure machine using transmission housing PY43279UN29MAY17 8 Secure rear of machine at both sides of the axle at points B to trailer with heavyduty straps chains or cables Straps must be directed down and outward from machine 9 Secure hood to prevent from lifting while driving SR9926300002ED1902JUL20 Transporting Material Collection System If Equipped If the material collection system is left on the machine during transport follow these guidelines when trailering the unit Empty the cloth bags and remove them from the hopper Full bags add extra weight which can overstress the hopper frame on rough roads At road travel speeds wind can cause premature wear of the cloth bags Make sure that the hopper cover is latched securely to the hopper frame If the unit is transported over long distances or at high speeds remove the rear bagger or power ow chute before transport TH84124000020A1910APR19 Using Weights CAUTION Avoid injury The machine may become unstable when operating on slopes andor with some attachments Use weights to improve stability when operating on slopes or using attachments Remove weights when not required IMPORTANT Avoid damage Never use liquid in tires or wheel weights as ballast Transmission damage can occur When rear ballast is needed use only the approved rear weight bracket and attaching weights NOTE See your authorized dealer for recommended weights Install front weights for added stability and steering control when you use equipment such as the rearmounted grass bagger Install rear weights when using the snow blade or snowblower Remove weights when not required MX00654000039C1905JUL17 Using Tire Chains IMPORTANT Avoid damage Do not use chains with mower deck Tire chains are recommended for use with most front attachments Remove tire chains before installing mower deck See your attachment operators manual for tire chain recommendation See your authorized dealer for the chains SR9926300001501924MAY19 Operating
• Page 27 - English - : Using Accessories APY33751UN09APR20 Using the Power Port If Equipped CAUTION Avoid injury Safe operation requires your full attention Do not wear radio or music headphones while operating machine An electric power port A can be used for accessories See your authorized dealer Using CargO Mount System The front and rear CargO Mount system brackets B can be used for easy attachment of selected optional equipment Use John Deere approved optional equipment only See your authorized service center for approved optional equipment SR9926300002DD1915APR20 Choosing Mower Blades Three types of mower blades are available to use with 100 series models 3N1 blades These are general purpose blades that are best suited for sidedischarge operation but can be used with a bagger attachment or with a mulch cover installed They are not designed for optimal performance when bagging or mulching Bagger blades These blades are designed for optimal performance when used with bagger attachments Mulching blades These blades are designed for optimal performance when used with a mulch cover installed MG3970500004AC1902JUL20 Mowing Tips The following recommendations will produce the best lawn cut quality and appearance Keep mower blades sharp Dull blades will tear grass tips of grass will then turn brown Cutting grass too short may kill grass and let weeds grow easily The suggested nished cut height should be within specied height range Specication Finished Cut Height RangeHeight 175 275 in 44 70 mm Adjust cutting height to remove only 13 of the grass at a time Do not mow wet grass Mow grass often Short grass clippings will decay quickly Mow with engine at full throttle Adjust travel speed to match mowing conditions Travel at slow speed when you mow thick tall grass make sharp turns or trim around objects Travel at moderate speed when you mow thin grass Use a dierent mowing pattern each time you mow Overlap mowing paths by specied distance Specication Overlap Mowing PathsDistance 50 100 mm 2 4 in Drive over ridges and through shallow ditches straighton not at an angle GXAL42003UN04MAR13 Mow around the outside twice then mow inside in straight passes Best cut is achieved when mowing in a straight line When mowing or mulching near pavement overlap the pavement by 50 mm 2 in to allow clippings to dispense over grass A thick layer of mulched leaves can prevent sunlight from getting to grass and smother it Taller grass heights allow mulched leaves to dispense easier in lawn Mulch leaves several times if needed Use a thatcher in late spring or summer to pull up dead grass and aerate ground For Mulching Mower Shorter cut heights will provide better cut quality but may leave noticeable clippings Higher cut heights will reduce clippings but cut quality may decline OUO102300001B81901MAR13 Towing Loads IMPORTANT Avoid damage Towing excessive trailer loads at full speeds for long distances and up slopes can stress drivetrain components To avoid damage to drivetrain components use the following guidelines Total towed weight must not exceed combined weight of pulling machine ballast and operator Use counterweights or wheel weights as described in an attachment or pulling machine operators manual When towing over 150 kg 350 lbs depress forward travel pedal no more than halfway to avoid transmission damage Always run tractor at full throttle when towing loads Avoid inclines greater than a 10 degrees slope while towing to avoid damage to the pulling machine Use the Slope Guide located in this operators manual to ensure proper machine towing operation See SAFETY Operating on Slopes in this operators manual for additional information IMPORTANT Avoid damage Always run tractor at full throttle when PTO is engaged and when towing loads RM8742200002611910JUL20 CargO Mount is a trademark of Deere amp Company Operating
• Page 28 - English - : Service Intervals Servicing Your Machine IMPORTANT Avoid Damage Highpressure washing can damage to machine components Operating in extreme conditions require more frequent service intervals Engine components become dirty or plugged when operating in extreme heat dust or other severe conditions Engine oil can degrade if machine is operated constantly at slow or low engine speeds or for frequent short periods of time Use the following timetables to perform routine maintenance on your machine Park the vehicle safely See the Safety section OUMX068000052F1912APR19 Service Intervals Initial Service 8 Hours Lubricate mower spindles and pivot points Check mower deck spindle brakes Manual PTO Lubricate front axle pivot and axle spindles Lubricate front axle wheel bushings Every 25 Hours Lubricate mower spindles and pivot points Lubricate front axle pivot and axle spindles Lubricate front axle wheel bushings Yearly or Every 50 Hours Whichever Comes First Replace engine oil amp lter OR Easy Change 30Second Oil Change System If equipped Replace air lter elements Replace fuel lter Replace spark plugs Clean engine cooling ns CleanReplace emission lter If equipped Sharpenreplace mower blades Checkreplace mower drive belts Checklevel mower deck Clean mower deck Check mower deck spindle brakes Manual PTO Clean battery terminals Every 200 Hours Checkadjust valve clearance See your John Deere dealer for this service RM8742200007BB1917JUL17 Service Lubrication Grease IMPORTANT Avoid Damage Use recommended John Deere greases to avoid component failure and premature wear The following grease is recommended for service John Deere MultiPurpose HD Lithium Complex Grease GreaseGard Premium Plus Not all grease types are compatible John Deere does not recommend mixing greases If using any product other than the recommended grease in service purge any remaining grease from the system before application If not practical grease twice as often until all old grease is purged from the system OUMX06800006421903APR19 Lubricating Front Axle APY36164UN10JUL20 Wheel Spindles and Bushings Lubricate front wheel spindle grease tting A and wheel hub grease tting B one on each side with one or two shots of general allpurpose grease NOTE Wheel hub grease tting B is not present on S180 model Front Axle Pivot Lubricate front axle center pivot grease tting C with one or two shots of general allpurpose grease MG3970500004EC1928JUL20 Lubricating Pivot Points 42 in Mower Deck APY36163UN10JUL20 Lubricate the two spindle grease ttings A with one or two shots of general allpurpose grease Service Intervals
• Page 29 - English - : 48 in and 54 in Mower Decks GXAL42006UN04MAR13 48 in Mower Deck is Shown Lubricate the three spindle grease ttings B with one or two shots of general allpurpose grease SR99263000031E1914JUL20 Service Engine Emissions Service Information A qualied repair shop or person of the owners choosing may maintain replace or repair emission control devices and systems with original or equivalent replacement parts However warranty recall and all other services paid for by John Deere must be performed at an authorized John Deere service center Within the warranty period John Deere will reimburse reasonable service costs incurred at service providers outside the John Deere authorized network only in an unsafe emergency condition if an authorized John Deere dealer is not available and the failure does not arise from the owners misuse or failure to perform required maintenance An emergency situation exists under this section if after 30 days the authorized John Deere network is unable to perform the repairs or source replacement parts Emission Control System Certication Label NOTE Tampering with emission controls and components by unauthorized personnel may result in severe nes or penalties Emission controls and components can only be adjusted by EPA andor CARB authorized service centers Contact your John Deere Retailer concerning emission controls and component questions The presence of an emissions label signies that the engine has been certied with the United States Environmental Protection Agency EPA andor California Air Resources Board CARB The emissions warranty applies only to those engines marketed by John Deere that have been certied by the EPA andor CARB and used in the United States and Canada in oroad mobile equipment Altitude Adjustment Gasoline or Propane Converted Engines Only If your engine features a carburetor it is calibrated by the engine manufacturer and is not adjustable If your engine is operated at altitudes below 610 m 2000 ft a high altitude carburetor jet kit is not required If your engine is operated at altitudes above 610 m 2000 ft a high altitude carburetor jet kit may be required for proper engine performance and emissions control Operating the engine with the wrong carburetor conguration at a given altitude may increase the engines emissions and decrease fuel eciency and performance See a qualied service provider for details on jet kit requirements for your specic product TC0053100000EC1928MAR16 Avoid Fumes CAUTION Avoid injury Engine exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide and can cause serious illness or death Do not run an engine in an enclosed area such as a garage even with doors or windows opened Move the machine to an outside area before running the engine MP4732200F46521913JAN15 Engine Oil Use oil viscosity based on the expected air temperature range during the period between oil changes MXAL42826UN09APR13 If equipped with Easy Change 30Second Oil Change System use SAE 10W30 The following John Deere oils are preferred John DeereTurfGard John DeerePlus4 John DeerePlus50 II Other oils may be used if above John Deere oils are not available provided they meet the following specication API Service Classication SJ or higher RM8742200007BC1917JUL17 Checking Engine Oil Level IMPORTANT Avoid damage Failure to check the oil level regularly could lead to serious engine problems if oil level is out of the operating range Check oil level before operating Check oil level when the engine is cold and not running Keep oil level between the dipstick marks Shut o engine before adding oil NOTE Check oil twice a day if you run engine over 4 hours in a day Make sure engine is cold when checking engine oil level TurfGard is a trademark of Deere amp Company Plus4 is a trademark of Deere amp Company Plus50 is a trademark of Deere amp Company Service Engine
• Page 30 - English - : 1 Park machine safely on level surface See Parking Safely in the Safety section 2 Lift hood 3 Clean area around dipstick to prevent debris from falling into crankcase APY36165UN10JUL20 Twin Cylinder Engine Shown 4 Remove dipstick A Wipe with clean cloth 5 Install and tighten dipstick 6 Remove dipstick 7 Check oil level on dipstick Oil must be between ADD and FULL marks 8 If oil level is low add oil to bring oil level no higher than FULL mark on dipstick Do not overll 9 Install and tighten dipstick Lower hood MG3970500004AD1915JUL20 Changing John Deere Easy Change 30Second Oil Change System If Equipped For engines equipped with the Easy Change system Replaces the lter and a portion of the engine oil CAUTION Avoid Injury Park the machine safely using park brake turn o engine and disconnect spark plug wires IMPORTANT Avoid Damage Oil should be changed when engine is cool It is not necessary to run engine prior to changing oil 1 Lift hood 2 Remove shipping tie strap if equipped on rst service only APY08908UN29MAY18 A Easy Change Oil System ECOS 3 Remove old easy change oil system ECOS A by rotating the lter 90 degrees counterclockwise Push down while rotating 4 Wipe clean any drips PY44545UN03AUG17 B Rubber Cap 5 Remove rubber cap B from new ECOS APY08907UN29MAY18 Shown in Locked Position C Alignment Pointer on the ECOS D Unlocked Pointer E Locked Pointer Service Engine
• Page 31 - English - : 6 Install new ECOS by aligning the alignment pointer C on the ECOS with the unlocked pointer D on the engine Rotate the ECOS 90 degrees clockwise until the detent lock engages and the lock pointer on the ECOS C and engine E are aligned IMPORTANT Avoid Damage Keep turning the ECOS until the detent is engaged and the lock symbols are aligned 7 Check oil level with the dipstick Add oil if necessary 8 Connect spark plug wires start and run engine at idle to check for leaks Stop engine Fix any leaks before operating 9 Lower the hood 10 The rubber cap can be installed on the used ECOS NOTE Many local government recycling programs authorized retailers auto repair stations and auto parts stores puncture and recycle used oil lters and oil SR99263000014A1909JUL20 Changing Engine Oil and Filter on models not equipped with the John Deere Easy Change 30 Second Oil Change System IMPORTANT Avoid damage Change the oil more often if the vehicle is used in extreme conditions Extremely dusty conditions Frequent slow or lowspeed operation Frequent short trips 1 Run engine to warm oil 2 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY section 3 Lift hood 4 Remove closeout panels APY36166UN10JUL20 Twin Cylinder Engine is Shown 5 Put drain pan under drain valve A 6 Rotate and remove drain cap B and drain oil into oil drain pan Allow oil to drain completely 7 Remove dipstick C APY36168UN10JUL20 Single Cylinder Engine Shown 8 Replace oil lter D a Wipe dirt from around oil lter b Place a drain pan or funnel under lter tray c Remove old lter and lter gasket and dispose of properly Wipe up any spilled oil d Put a light coat of fresh clean oil on the new lter gasket e Install replacement oil lter by turning oil lter to the right clockwise until the rubber gasket contacts lter base Tighten lter an additional onehalf turn 9 Install drain cap IMPORTANT Avoid damage Do not overll Overlling can cause smoking hard starting fouling of spark plug and oil saturation of air lter 10 Add oil no higher than FULL mark on dipstick Use approximately the amount of oil listed in the Specications section Do not overll 11 Install dipstick 12 Connect spark plug wires to start and run engine at idle to check for leaks Stop engine Fix any leaks before operating 13 Check oil level Add oil if necessary 14 Install closeout panels and lower hood NOTE Many local government recycling programs authorized retailers auto repair stations and auto parts stores will puncture and recycle used oil lters and oil MG3970500004AE1924JUL20 Cleaning Air Intake Screen and Engine Fins CAUTION Avoid Injury Compressed air can cause debris to y a long distance Clear work area of bystanders Wear eye protection when using compressed air for cleaning purposes Reduce compressed air pressure to 210 kPa 30 psi IMPORTANT Avoid Damage An obstructed air intake screen can cause engine damage due to overheating Keep air intake screen and other external surfaces of the engine including cooling ns clean at all times to allow adequate air intake 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section Service Engine
• Page 32 - English - : 2 Lift hood APY36167UN10JUL20 Twin cylinder engine shown 3 Clean air intake screen A cooling ns and external surfaces with rag brush vacuum or compressed air 4 Lower hood OUO102300001C31915JUL20 Checking and Cleaning Air Cleaner Elements S100 and S110 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY section 2 Let engine cool 3 Lift hood 4 Clean dirt and debris from the air cleaner cover APY36169UN10JUL20 5 Lift latch A to unlock cover B Lift cover forward and remove IMPORTANT Avoid Damage Dirt and debris can enter the engine through a damaged lter element Do not wash paper element Do not attempt to clean paper element by tapping against another object Do not use pressurized air to clean element Replace element only if it is very dirty damaged or the seal is cracked PY44553UN14AUG17 6 Inspect the paper lter element C without removing it If the paper lter element is damaged or dirty replace with new lter Clean air cleaner base very carefully preventing any dirt from falling into carburetor Carefully pull the paper element from the air cleaner elbow D Install new paper lter element back onto air cleaner elbow 7 Install air cleaner cover and push latch down to lock 8 Lower hood RM8742200006B91902JUL20 Checking and Cleaning Air Cleaner Elements S120 S130 and S140 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY section 2 Let engine cool 3 Lift hood 4 Clean dirt and debris from the air cleaner cover APY36170UN10JUL20 5 Loosen knobs A and remove cover B IMPORTANT Avoid Damage To prevent engine damage do not allow any foreign objects to fall into the carburetor air intake Service Engine
• Page 33 - English - : PY44552UN14AUG17 6 Inspect the paper lter element C without removing it If the paper lter element is damaged or dirty replace with new lter Clean air cleaner base very carefully preventing any dirt from falling into carburetor Carefully pull the paper element from the air cleaner seat D Install new paper lter element back onto air cleaner seat 7 Install air cleaner cover and tighten knobs Do not overtighten 8 Lower hood RM8742200006BA1902JUL20 Checking and Cleaning Air Cleaner Elements S160 S170 and S180 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY section 2 Let engine cool 3 Lift hood 4 Clean dirt and debris from the air cleaner cover APY36171UN10JUL20 5 Loosen two knobs A and remove cover B IMPORTANT Avoid Damage Dirt and debris can enter the engine through a damaged lter element Do not wash paper element Do not attempt to clean paper element by tapping against another object Do not use pressurized air to clean element Replace element only if it is very dirty damaged or the seal is cracked APY36198UN10JUL20 6 Pull lter assembly from air cleaner base C Inspect the foam precleaner D without removing it If the foam precleaner is dirty a Remove it from the paper lter carefully b Wash precleaner in a solution of warm water and liquid detergent Do not use oil c Rinse precleaner thoroughly Squeeze out excess water in a dry cloth until precleaner is completely dry 7 Inspect the paper lter element E If the paper lter element is damaged or dirty replace with new lter 8 Clean air cleaner base very carefully preventing any dirt from falling into carburetor 9 Install foam precleaner on paper lter element 10 Install new lter assembly back onto air cleaner base 11 Install air cleaner cover and tighten two knobs 12 Lower hood RM8742200006BB1906JUL20 Checking and Cleaning Emission Filter If Equipped 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY section APY36173UN10JUL20 2 Inspect lter A for dirt and damage wash or replace if required a Remove cover B and remove emission lter A from under rear of fender deck Service Engine
• Page 34 - English - : b Wash foam lter in a solution of warm water and liquid detergent Do not use oil c Rinse lter thoroughly Squeeze out excess water in a dry cloth until lter is completely dry If foam lter cannot be cleaned properly or is damaged replace with a new lter d Install foam air lter and secure with cover MG3970500004B01902JUL20 Checking Spark Plug 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY section 2 Let engine cool 3 Lift hood APY36172UN10JUL20 Twin cylinder engine shown 4 Disconnect spark plug wires A one on each side on Vtwin engines 5 Remove spark plugs 6 Clean spark plug carefully with a wire brush 7 Inspect spark plug for Cracked porcelain Pitted or damaged electrodes Other wear or damage 8 Replace spark plug as necessary GXAL42022UN04MAR13 9 Check plug gap B with a wire feeler gauge To change gap move the outer electrode Gap must meet specications Specication Spark PlugGap 0030 in 076 mm 10 Install and tighten spark plugs to specications Specication Spark PlugTorque 15 lbft 20 Nm 11 Connect spark plug wires and lower hood MG3970500004AF1902JUL20 Replacing Fuel Filter NOTE Change lter when fuel is low 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY section 2 Let engine cool 3 Lift hood 4 Handle fuel safely See Handling Fuel Safely in the SAFETY section 5 Put a drain pan under fuel lter GXAL42023UN04MAR13 6 Slide hose clamps A away from fuel lter B using a pliers 7 Disconnect hoses from lter and raise fuel lines vertically to avoid fuel drainage IMPORTANT Incorrect installation of fuel lter may cause engine damage Install the lter with the arrow pointing in the direction of fuel ow towards the engine for proper operation 8 Connect hoses to new lter making sure the lter arrow is pointed in the direction of the fuel ow 9 Install clamps and check for leaks 10 Lower hood OUO102300001CB1901MAR13 Spark Arrestor Maintenance If Equipped Spark arrestor assemblies include a screen element that should be inspected and cleaned periodically Visually inspect the screen for tears broken wires or loose welds Replace the spark arrestor assembly if any of these conditions exist If the screen is determined to be in good condition proceed with cleaning the screen by brushing away loose dirt or carbon using a brush RM8742200002DA1905JUL17 Service Engine
• Page 35 - English - : Service Transmission Checking Transmission The transmission is a sealed component No maintenance is required on this transmission If you suspect any transmission problems please contact your authorized dealer MP4732200F465D1903JUN15 Service Mower Removing or Installing Mower Drive Belt at Engine Drive Sheave 42 in 48 in and 54 in Mower Deck 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in Safety section 2 Put lift lever in lowest position CAUTION Avoid injury Component is springassisted and under tension Injury can occur if springassisted component is released suddenly APY36235UN24JUL20 3 Put a 15 mm 059 in closed wrench or a socket on the idler sheave nut A and rotate clockwise to move idler sheave toward front of tractor and hold to release belt tension 4 Remove belt B from drive sheave C and release tension on sheave nut A 5 To install the belt on the drive sheave rotate idler sheave nut clockwise to move idler sheave toward front of tractor and install belt on drive sheave 6 Release idler sheave nut to tighten belt SR9926300002EE1924JUL20 Removing Mower Deck 42 in Mower Deck 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in Safety section 2 Put wooden blocks under each side of the mower deck 3 Put attachment lift lever in lowest position bringing mower deck down onto blocks APY15588UN24JUL19 42 in Mower Deck Only 4 On machines with 42 in mower deck disconnect mower engagement drive cable A on the left side of the mower deck a Remove spring locking pin B pull and hold out mower engagement drive cable lift up and remove from bracket C b Remove cable spring D from the idler sheave bracket E CAUTION Avoid injury Mower lift arms can pinch ngers Lift arms are spring loaded and can snap back when deck is removed Lock lift lever before pulling pin to remove mower deck APY36174UN10JUL20 5 Remove spring locking pins Fand washers and disconnect rear draft arm G and adjustable lift links H on each side Service Transmission
• Page 36 - English - : APY36236UN24JUL20 42 in Mower Deck Shown 6 Remove spring locking pin I and washer and front draft rod J from the mower deck bracket K 7 Remove mower drive belt from drive sheave L 8 Remove wooden blocks from both sides and slide mower deck out from under the machine 9 When operating the machine without the mower deck Remove front draft rod from the machine and attach it to the mower deck GXAL42028UN05MAR13 42 in Mower Deck Shown On 42 in mower deck only Push mower engagement drive cable into clip M and hook end of the cable spring with hardware N into peg on the left side of the machine frame SR9926300002EF1924JUL20 Removing Mower Deck 48 in and 54 in Mower Decks 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in Safety section 2 Put wood blocks under each side of mower deck 3 Put attachment lift lever in lowest position bringing mower deck down onto blocks APY36186UN10JUL20 48 in Mower Deck Shown 4 Put a 15 mm closedend wrench or a socket on the idler sheave nut A and rotate clockwise to move idler sheave toward front of tractor and hold to release belt tension 5 Remove mower drive belt from drive sheave B CAUTION Avoid injury Mower lift arms can pinch ngers Lift arms are spring loaded and can snap back when deck is removed Lock lift lever before pulling pin to remove mower deck APY36187UN10JUL20 48 in Mower Deck Shown 6 Remove spring locking pins and washers C and disconnect rear draft arm D and adjustable lift links E on each side Service Mower
• Page 37 - English - : APY36238UN24JUL20 7 Remove spring locking pin F and washer and front draft rod G from mower deck bracket H 8 Remove wood blocks from both sides and slide mower deck out from under the machine 9 When operating the machine without the mower deck remove front draft rod from machine and attach it to the mower deck SR99263000033D1924JUL20 Installing Mower Deck 42 in Mower Deck 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in Safety section 2 Put attachment lift lever in the transport position 3 Slide mower under machine 4 Put wooden blocks under each side of mower deck 5 Put attachment lift lever in lowest position APY36176UN10JUL20 6 Fasten rear draft arm A and adjustable lift link B on each side with washers and spring locking pins C IMPORTANT Avoid damage To prevent clutch damage make sure that front draft rod is installed correctly Secure rod with washer and spring locking pin on the left side of mower deck bracket APY36237UN24JUL20 7 Install front draft rod D into mower deck bracket E in the upper hole 8 Secure front draft rod with washer and spring locking pin G CAUTION Avoid injury Component is springassisted and under tension Injury can occur if springassisted component is released suddenly APY36239UN24JUL20 9 Put mower drive belt on engine drive sheave H Make sure that belt is routed through both belt guides I 10 Remove wooden blocks from both sides of mower deck 11 Attach mower engagement drive cable Service Mower
• Page 38 - English - : APY36190UN10JUL20 a Route cable under mower belt and brake rod and attach cable spring K to idler sheave bracket L b Pull out on cable M align black end of cable with slot in bracket J and release cable into slot Secure with spring locking pin O 12 Level mower deck SR9926300002F01924JUL20 Installing Mower Deck 48 in and 54 in Mower Decks 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in Safety section 2 Put attachment lift lever in the transport position 3 Slide mower under machine 4 Put wood blocks under each side of mower deck 5 Put attachment lift lever in lowest position APY36191UN10JUL20 6 Fasten rear draft arm A and adjustable lift link B on each side with washers and spring locking pins C IMPORTANT Avoid damage To prevent clutch damage make sure that front draft rod is installed correctly Secure rod with washer and spring locking pin on the left side of mower deck bracket APY36193UN24JUL20 7 Install front draft rod D into mower deck bracket E upper hole shown 8 Secure front draft rod with washer and spring locking pin F CAUTION Avoid injury Component is springassisted and under tension Injury can occur if springassisted component is released suddenly APY36192UN10JUL20 9 Put mower drive belt on engine drive sheave H Put a 15 mm closedend wrench or socket on the idler sheave nut I and rotate clockwise moving idler sheave and tensioning arm toward front of tractor Hold while installing belt on drive sheave 10 Remove wood blocks from both sides of mower deck 11 Level mower deck SR99263000033E1924JUL20 Replacing Mower Drive Belt 42 in Mower Deck 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 2 Remove mower deck Service Mower
• Page 39 - English - : APY22313UN18JUL19 3 Remove drive belt a Remove three capscrews and belt shield A b Remove two capscrews and belt shield B c Loosen sheaves C d Remove mower belt 4 Inspect belt for wear or damage replace as necessary 5 Clean top surface of mower deck and sheaves 6 Install belt on mower deck as shown Make sure belt is in the groove of each sheave 7 Tighten sheaves to specications Specication Mower Deck Drive Sheave Nuts 42 in Mower DeckTorque 47 Nm 35 lbft 8 Install belt shields 9 Install mower deck 10 Adjust mower belt tension and spindle brakes if necessary MG3970500004B11902JUL20 Replacing Mower Drive Belt 48 in and 54 in Mower Decks 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in Safety section 2 Remove mower deck APY22314UN24JUL19 48 in mower deck shown 3 Remove ve capscrews and left and right belt shields A 4 Remove drive belt a Loosen left side sheaves B and C b Remove mower belt 5 Inspect belt for wear or damage replace as necessary 6 Clean top surface of mower deck and sheaves 7 Install belt on mower deck as shown Make sure belt is in the groove of each sheave 8 Tighten sheaves to specications Specication Mower Deck Drive Sheave Nuts 48 in and 54 in Mower DeckTorque 47 Nm 35 lbft 9 Install belt shields 10 Install mower deck MG3970500004B21902JUL20 Checking for Bent Mower Blades CAUTION Avoid Injury Blades are sharp Always wear gloves when handling blades or working near blades Replace blades if defective Never straighten or weld them 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 2 Raise mower deck to highest position to access blades MXAL42867UN09APR13 Mower Deck With Side Discharge Used for Illustration 3 Measure distance A between blade tip and at ground surface 4 Rotate blade 180 and measure distance between other blade tip and at ground surface 5 Install new blade if the dierence between the two measurements is more than 3 mm 18 in 6 Repeat for all blades SR9926300002AA1910APR20 Servicing Mower Blades CAUTION Avoid injury Rotating blades are dangerous Before adjusting or servicing mower Disconnect spark plug wires or battery negative cable to prevent engine from starting accidentally Always wear gloves when handling mower blades or working near blades Removing Mower Blades 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in Safety section Service Mower
• Page 40 - English - : 2 Raise mower deck to gain access to mower blades If necessary remove mower deck 3 Block mower blade with a piece of wood to prevent it from spinning GXAL42597UN19MAR13 4 Loosen and remove nut A washer B and blade C 5 Inspect blades sharpen balance or replace blades as necessary Installing Mower Blades 1 Position mower blade C with the cutting edge towards the ground 2 Align the splined center hole in the blade with the splined spindle shaft D and put the blade onto the mower spindle shaft 3 Install washer with cupped side towards blade and install nut to secure blade onto splined spindle shaft 4 Block mower blade with a piece of wood to prevent spinning and tighten nut 5 Using 1516 in socket tighten 58 in blade nut to specications Specication Mower Deck Blade NutTorque 88 Nm 65 lbft SR9926300002E31906APR20 Sharpening Blades CAUTION Avoid injury Blades are sharp Always wear gloves when handling blades or working near blades Always wear safety eye protection when grinding Sharpen blades with grinder hand le or electric blade sharpener GXAL42041UN04MAR13 Keep original bevel A when grinding The blade cutting edge B should meet specications Specication Mower Blade Cutting EdgeDistance 040 mm 164 in Balance blades before installing MX00654000039E1905JUL17 Balancing Blades CAUTION Avoid injury Blades are sharp Always wear gloves when handling blades or working near blades 1 Clean blade GXAL42042UN04MAR13 2 Put blade on nail in a vise Turn blade to horizontal position 3 Check balance If blade is not balanced heavy end of blade will drop 4 Grind bevel of heavy end Do not change blade bevel MX00654000039F1926MAY15 Service Electrical Electrical WARNINGAvoid injury Battery posts terminals and related accessories contain lead and lead components chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm Wash hands after handling MP4732200F466E1903MAY20 Service the Battery Safely MXAL42869UN09APR13 CAUTION Avoid injury The battery produces a ammable and explosive gas To prevent the battery from exploding Service Electrical
• Page 41 - English - : Do not smoke or have open ame near battery Wear eye protection and gloves Do not allow direct metal contact across battery posts Remove negative cable rst when disconnecting Install negative cable last when connecting MP4732200F466F1913JAN15 Removing and Installing the Battery Removing 1 Park machine safely and lift hood See Parking Safely in the Safety Section APY36177UN10JUL20 2 Disconnect negative battery cable A 3 Push red cover B away from positive battery terminal and remove cable C from battery 4 Remove the battery strap D from C type clip E on the front left side of the battery tray 5 Remove battery Installing 1 Place battery into battery tray APY36178UN27JUL20 2 Insert the battery strap A into the clip B between the beads on the strap 3 Connect positive cable C to positive battery terminal rst then negative cable D to negative battery terminal 4 Apply spray lubricant to terminal to help prevent corrosion 5 Slide red cover over positive battery terminal MG3970500004B31903JUL20 Cleaning Battery and Terminals 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the SAFETY section 2 Disconnect and remove battery 3 Wash battery with solution of four tablespoons of baking soda to one gallon of water Be careful not to get the soda solution into the cells 4 Rinse the battery with plain water and dry 5 Clean terminals and battery cable ends with wire brush until bright 6 Install battery 7 Attach cables to battery terminals beginning with the positive cable using washers and nuts 8 Apply spray lubricant to terminal to prevent corrosion MP4732200F46711915MAR13 Using Booster Battery CAUTION Avoid injury The battery produces a ammable and explosive gas To prevent the battery from exploding Do not smoke or have open ame near battery Wear eye protection and gloves Do not jumpstart or charge a frozen battery Warm battery to specication Specication BatteryTemperature 16C 60F Do not connect the negative booster cable to the negative terminal of the discharged battery Connect at a good ground location away from the discharged battery MXAL42872UN09APR13 ABooster Battery BDisabled Vehicle Battery CPositive Post DPositive Post ENegative Post FNegative Booster Cable End 1 Connect positive booster cable to booster battery A positive post C 2 Connect the other end of positive booster cable to the disabled vehicle battery B positive post D 3 Connect negative booster cable to booster battery negative post E Service Electrical
• Page 42 - English - : IMPORTANT Avoid damage Electric charges from the booster battery damages machine components Do not install negative booster cable to machine frame Install only to the engine block Install negative booster cable away from moving parts in the engine compartment such as belts and fan blades 4 Connect the other end F of negative booster cable to a metal part of the disabled machine engine block away from battery 5 Start the engine of the disabled machine and run machine for several minutes 6 Carefully disconnect the booster cables in the exact reverse order negative cable rst and then the positive cable MP4732200F46721905JUN15 Replacing Headlight Bulb 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 2 Lift hood APY36179UN10JUL20 3 Turn bulb socket A 14 turn counterclockwise to remove 4 Replace defective bulb with a new bulb 5 Insert bulb socket into housing push in and turn 14 turn clockwise to install 6 Lower hood MG3970500004B41903JUL20 Replacing Fuse 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 2 Lift hood APY36188UN10JUL20 3 Pull defective fuse A out of socket 4 Check metal clip in fuse window and discard fuse if clip is broken 5 Push new 20 A fuse into socket 6 Lower hood MG3970500004B51903JUL20 Service Miscellaneous Using Proper Fuel and Stabilizer IMPORTANT Avoid damage Using stale contaminated or improper fuel can result in engine and fuel system damage Repairs caused by stale contaminated or improper fuel are not covered by warranty Use regular grade unleaded fuel with an octane rating of 87 octane or higher Fuel blends containing up to 10 ethanol or up to 15 MTBE reformulated fuel are acceptable Do not use fuel or additives containing methanol as engine damage can occur Always use fresh clean fuel that is purchased in a quantity that can be used within approximately 30 days Fuel stabilizer should always be added to the fuel each time fuel is purchased Add stabilizer before lling the fuel container to insure proper mixing Such practice helps prevent engine performance problems and allows fuel storage in the machine all year without draining Store fuel in plastic containers to reduce condensation Make sure that the cap on the fuel container is tight to reduce fuel contamination and evaporation For best fuel storage life use a selfsealing gas can Fuel is blended to give best seasonal performance To avoid engine performance problems such as hard starting or vapor lock use in season fuel Use fuel during warm weather that was purchased during that season and use fuel during cold weather that was purchased during that season Fuel can become stale in machines with engines that are used seasonally or infrequently during a season Stale fuel can produce varnish and plug carburetor or EFI components which can aect engine performance Keep fuel storage container tightly covered and in a cool area out of direct sunlight Fuel can break down and degrade if not sealed properly or exposed to sun and heat Condensation may collect in the fuel tank because of a variety of operating or environmental conditions and over time may aect your machines operation Fill machine fuel tank at the end of the day MP4732200F46741926MAY15 Service Miscellaneous
• Page 43 - English - : Filling Fuel Tank CAUTION Avoid injury Fuel vapors are explosive and ammable Shut engine o before lling fuel tank Allow engine to cool before refueling Do not smoke while handling fuel Keep fuel away from ames or sparks Fill fuel tank outdoors or in ventilated area Clean up spilled fuel immediately To prevent static electric discharge use a clean approved nonmetal container IMPORTANT Avoid damage Dirt and water in fuel causes engine damage Clean dirt and debris from the fuel tank opening Use clean fresh stabilized fuel To keep condensation out of the fuel tank ll the fuel tank at the end of operation each day If using a funnel make sure it is plastic and has no screen or lter To prevent condensation and freezing during cold weather ll fuel tank at the end of operation each day 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 2 Allow engine to cool 3 Remove any trash from area around fuel tank cap 4 Remove fuel tank cap slowly to allow any pressure built up in tank to escape 5 Fill fuel tank only to bottom of ller neck Do not overll 6 Install fuel tank cap and turn cap until it clicks MP4732200F46751910JUN20 Lifting Machine 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section CAUTION Avoid injury The machine can fall or slip from an unsafe lifting device or supports Use a safe lifting device rated for the load to be lifted Lower machine onto jackstands or other stable supports and block wheels before servicing APY36180UN10JUL20 2 Safely lift rear of the machine at the machine frame point A Place jackstands or other stable supports onto transaxle locations B where mounting bolts for frame come through 3 If only lifting rear of machine block front wheels remaining on ground to avoid movement of the machine APY36181UN10JUL20 4 Safely lift front of the machine at the machine frame point C Place jackstands or other stable supports under the frame on each side at location B 5 If only lifting front of machine block rear wheels remaining on ground to avoid movement of the machine 6 To lower the machine lift front andor rear of machine and remove jackstands or supports Lower machine MG3970500004ED1928JUL20 Checking Tire Pressure CAUTION Avoid injury Explosive separation of tire and rim parts is possible when they are serviced incorrectly Do not attempt to mount a tire without the proper equipment and experience to perform the job Make sure that all tires are inated to the recommended pressure especially when operating on slopes Low pressure can cause machine to become unstable on slopes Do not weld or heat a wheel and tire assembly Heat can cause an increase in air pressure resulting in an explosion Welding can structurally weaken or deform the wheel Do not stand in front or over the tire assembly when inating Use a clipon chuck and extension hose long enough to allow you to stand to one side 1 Check tires for damage 2 Check tire pressure with an accurate lowpressure gauge 3 A lower pressure will improve traction and performance depending on turf conditions or if transport areas have steep inclines 4 Add or remove air to meet specied tire pressure See Specications section for recommended tire pressures MP4732200F46771910JUN20 Removing and Installing Hood Removing CAUTION Avoid injury Touching hot surfaces can burn skin The engine components and uids are hot if the engine has been running Allow the engine to cool before servicing or working near the engine and components Service Miscellaneous
• Page 44 - English - : IMPORTANT Avoid damage Do not operate machine with hood open Hood must be closed for proper engine cooling and exhaust 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section 2 Let engine cool APY36182UN10JUL20 3 Open hood 4 Disconnect wiring harness A APY36183UN10JUL20 5 Apply pressure to the pointed position on the left side of hood and slowly lower hood Left side pivot will release after rotating closed approximately 45 Once left side pivot releases slide out right side pivot Lower hood slightly and lift hood from brackets B Installing 1 Slide right side hood pivot into the tractor bracket with hood in open position left side pivot slides into place as hood closes and slowly close hood 2 Open hood 3 Connect wiring harness Verify that wiring harness is properly retained 4 Close hood MG3970500004EF1928JUL20 Cleaning Plastic Surfaces IMPORTANT Avoid damage Improper care of machine plastic surfaces can damage that surface Do not wipe plastic surfaces when they are dry Dry wiping results in minor surface scratches Use a soft clean cloth bath towel diaper automotive mitt Do not use abrasive materials such as polishing compounds on plastic surfaces 1 Rinse hood and entire machine with clean water to remove dirt and dust that may scratch the surface 2 Wash surface with clean water and a mild liquid automotive washing soap IMPORTANT Avoid damage Insect repellent spray may damage plastic and painted surfaces Do not spray insect repellent near machine 3 Dry thoroughly to avoid water spots 4 Wax the surface with a liquid automotive wax Use products that specically say contains no abrasives IMPORTANT Avoid damage Do not use a power buer to remove wax 5 Bu applied wax by hand using a clean soft cloth SR9926300002B31906APR20 Cleaning and Repairing Metal Surfaces Cleaning Follow automotive practices to care for your vehicle painted metal surfaces Use a highquality automotive wax regularly to maintain the factory look of your vehicles painted surfaces Repairing Minor Scratches surface scratch 1 Clean area to be repaired thoroughly IMPORTANT Avoid damage Do not use rubbing compound on painted surfaces 2 Use automotive polishing compound to remove surface scratches 3 Apply wax to entire surface Repairing Deep Scratches bare metal or primer showing 1 Clean area to be repaired with rubbing alcohol or mineral spirits 2 Use paint stick with factorymatched colors available from your authorized dealer to ll scratches Follow directions included on paint stick for use and for drying 3 Smooth out surface using an automotive polishing compound Do not use power buer 4 Apply wax to surface MP4732200F467A1926MAY15 Avoid Damage to Plastic and Painted Surfaces Do not wipe plastic parts until they are rinsed rst Using a dry cloth causes scratches Insect repellent spray damages plastic and painted surfaces Do not spray insect repellent near machine Be careful not to spill fuel on the machine Fuel damages surfaces Wipe up spilled fuel immediately Prolonged exposure to sunlight damages some surfaces MP4732200F46301915APR19 Service Miscellaneous
• Page 45 - English - : Removing and Installing Front Wheel Assembly Removing 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section CAUTION Avoid injury The machine can fall or slip from an unsafe lifting device or supports Use a safe lifting device rated for the load to be lifted Lower machine onto jackstands or other stable supports and block wheels before servicing IMPORTANT Avoid damage Place jackstands under frame not under transmission or engine when raising or supporting machine APY36184UN10JUL20 2 Safely lift and support machine Place safe lifting device under end of front hanger bracket at location A and place jackstands or other stable supports under frame on each side at location B Block wheels remaining on the ground to prevent machine movement GXAL42052UN04MAR13 3 Remove plastic cap C from end of wheel hub CAUTION Avoid injury Components are installed under spring tension Wear eye protection and use proper tools when installing and removing components with spring tension GXAL42053UN04MAR13 4 Remove snap ring D from end of axle 5 Remove washer E and wheel from axle CAUTION Avoid injury Explosive separation of tire and rim parts is possible when they are serviced incorrectly Do not attempt to mount a tire without the proper equipment and experience to perform the job 6 Take wheel assembly to an authorized service dealer for repairs Installing 1 Grease spindles and wheel hub grease ttings with specied grease 2 Install wheel and washer E on axle 3 Install snap ring D 4 Install plastic cap C 5 Safely remove jackstands and lower machine SR9926300002B11903JUL20 Removing and Installing Rear Wheel Assembly Removing 1 Park machine safely See Parking Safely in the Safety section CAUTION Avoid injury The machine can fall or slip from an unsafe lifting device or supports Use a safe lifting device rated for the load to be lifted Lower machine onto jackstands or other stable supports and block wheels before servicing IMPORTANT Avoid damage Place jackstands under frame not under transmission or engine when raising or supporting machine Service Miscellaneous
• Page 46 - English - : APY36180UN10JUL20 2 Safely lift and support machine Place safe lifting device under transmission centered under machine frame point A Place jackstands or other stable supports on each side B where mounting bolts for frame come through Block wheels remaining on the ground to prevent machine movement APY36185UN10JUL20 3 Remove plastic cap C snap ring D and washer E 4 Remove wheel IMPORTANT Avoid damage Do not lose the shaft key Key must be installed for wheels to rotate and tractor to move 5 Remove shaft key F shown on end of transmission shaft two washers G except for model S100 and spacer H CAUTION Avoid injury Explosive separation of tire and rim parts is possible when they are serviced incorrectly Do not attempt to mount a tire without the proper equipment and experience to perform the job 6 Take wheel assembly to an authorized service dealer for repairs Installing IMPORTANT Avoid damage Do not lose the shaft key Key must be installed for wheels to rotate and tractor to move NOTE Rear wheels are installed with valves to the outside 1 Install two washers G except on model S100 spacer H and shaft key F 2 Install rear wheel washer E snap ring D and plastic cap C 3 Safely remove jackstands and lower machine SR9926300002F11903JUL20 Troubleshooting Using Troubleshooting Chart If you are experiencing a problem that is not listed in this chart see your Technical Manual or authorized dealer for service MP4732200F467B1913NOV18 Engine IF CHECK Poor Engine Performance Dirt in fuel system or fuel is old Replace fuel with fresh stabilized fuel Obtain fuel from another supplier before suspecting machine problems Suppliers blend fuels dierently and changing suppliers will generally solve any performance problems Fuel blended with alcohol or ether may contribute to performance problems by causing gum and varnish deposits especially if fuel is stored for several weeks or more Obtain fresh fuel Engine Will Not Start Brake pedal not depressed Mower is engaged Spark plug wire is loose or disconnected Improper fuel Transmission is in reverse Plugged fuel lter Defective safety switch Electrical problem See Electrical Troubleshooting Section Engine Is Hard To Start Choke cable not adjusted properly Plugged fuel lter Faulty spark plug Stale or improper fuel Loose or corroded electrical connections Improper engine oil viscosity Engine Runs Unevenly Cooling ns plugged Loose electrical connections Choke or throttle cable sticking Fuel line or fuel lter plugged Stale or dirty fuel Improper fuel Air cleaner element plugged Engine Misses Under Load Faulty spark plug Stale or dirty fuel Plugged fuel lter Engine Vapor Locks Fuel tank vent plugged Dirt in fuel lter Cooling ns plugged Loose hose connection at fuel lter or fuel pump Engine Overheats Engine air intake screen Troubleshooting
• Page 47 - English - : IF CHECK plugged Cooling ns plugged Engine oil low or too high Engine operated too long at a slow idle speed Engine Will Not Idle Spark plug not gapped correctly Faulty spark plug Operator raising o the seat Engine Knocks Stale or low octane fuel Engine overloaded Low engine speed Oil level low Engine Stops Or Misses When Operating On Hillsides Fuel tank less than half full of fuel Operator raising o of the seat Engine Backres Faulty spark plug Operator raising o of the seat Engine Loses Power Engine overheating Too much oil in engine Dirty air cleaner Faulty spark plug Travel speed is too fast for conditions Improper fuel Excessive Fuel Consumption Choke is not fully open Black Exhaust Smoke Air lter is dirty or oil soaked Choke partially engaged Engine Stops When REVERSE Foot Pedal Is Depressed And Attachment Is Engaged Hydrostatic Normal condition See Using Reverse Implement Option in the OPERATING section Engine Stops When Automatic Shift Lever Is Moved To The R REVERSE Position and Attachment Is Engaged Automatic Normal condition See Using Reverse Implement Option in the OPERATING section RM8742200002A41906JUL15 Electrical IF CHECK Starter Does Not Work Or Will Not Turn Engine Brake pedal is not depressed Mower is engaged Battery terminals are corroded Battery not charged Transmission is in reverse Blown fuse Battery Will Not Charge Dead cell in the battery Battery cables and terminals are dirty Low engine speed or excessive idling Lights Do Not Work Light plug disconnected Loose or burned out bulb The fuel level indicator ashes quotE33quot intermittently or shows full bars constantly when fuel tank is not full Check the fuel sender connector located beneath the seat for full and proper connection If connections are good but the problem persists contact your John Deere Dealer MG3970500004DB1924JUL20 Tractor IF CHECK Tractor Vibrates Too Much Or Rattles Excessively Attachment drive belts worn or damaged Traction drive belt damaged or worn Dirt on drive sheaves Blades bent or out of balance Tractor Will Not Move With Engine Running Parking brake locked Bypass rod is pulled out OUO102300001EB1919JUN15 Mower IF CHECK Discharge Chute Plugged Travel speed too fast Grass too long Grass too wet Engine rpm not at wide open throttle Restricted air ow Belt installed incorrectly Patches Of Grass Uncut Travel speed too fast Engine rpm not at wide open throttle Mower deck needs cleaning Belt Slipping Debris in sheaves Worn belt Belt tension is incorrect Too Much Vibration Debris on mower deck or in sheaves Damaged drive belt Damaged sheaves or sheaves out of alignment Blades out of balance Blades Scalping Grass Cutting too low Mower wheels not adjusted correctly Turning speed too fast Ridges in terrain Rough or uneven terrain Low tire pressure Mower Loads Down Tractor Engine rpm too low Travel speed too fast Debris wrapped around mower spindles Uneven Cut Mower deck not leveled properly Travel speed too fast Blades dull Mower wheels not adjusted correctly Tire pressure unequal Mower Or Other Attachment Stops When Vehicle Is Operated in REVERSE Normal condition See Using Reverse Implement Option in the OPERATING section OUO102300001EC1919JUN15 Troubleshooting
• Page 48 - English - : Storage Storing Safety CAUTION Avoid injury Fuel vapors are explosive and ammable Engine exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide and cause serious illness or death Run the engine only long enough to move the machine to or from storage If a machine is stored before allowing it to cool machine res and structure res can occur Fires can occur if debris is not removed from around the engine and muer or if stored near combustible materials Do not store vehicle with fuel in the tank inside a building where fumes reach an open ame or spark Allow the engine to cool before storing the machine in any enclosure MP4732200F46801906MAY15 Preparing Machine for Storage 1 Repair any worn or damaged parts Replace parts if necessary Tighten loose hardware 2 To prevent rust repair scratched or chipped metal surfaces 3 Remove grass and debris from machine 4 Clean under the rotary deck and remove grass and debris from inside chute and bagger if applicable 5 Wash the machine and apply wax to metal and plastic surfaces 6 To dry belts and pulleys run machine for ve minutes 7 To prevent rust apply light coat of engine oil on pivot and wear points 8 Lubricate grease points and check tire pressure MP4732200F46811913JUL16 Preparing Fuel and Engine For Storage Fuel If you have been using Stabilized Fuel add stabilized fuel to tank until the tank is full NOTE Filling the fuel tank reduces the amount of air in the fuel tank and helps reduce deterioration of fuel If you are not using Stabilized Fuel 1 Park machine safely in a wellventilated area See Parking Safely in the Safety section NOTE Try to anticipate the last time the machine will be used for the season so very little fuel is left in the fuel tank 2 Turn on engine and allow to run until it runs out of fuel 3 For machines equipped with key switch turn key to o position IMPORTANT Avoid damage Stale fuel can produce varnish and plug carburetor or injector components and aect engine performance Add fuel conditioner or stabilizer to fresh fuel before lling tank 4 Mix fresh fuel and fuel stabilizer in separate container Follow stabilizer instructions for mixing 5 Fill fuel tank with stabilized fuel 6 Run engine for a few minutes to allow fuel mixture to circulate through carburetor on gas engine or fuel injectors on diesel engine Engine Engine storage procedure should be used when vehicle is not to be used for longer than 60 days 1 Change engine oil and lter 2 Service air lter if necessary 3 Clean debris from engine air intake screen 4 On gas engines Remove spark plugs Put 30 mL 1 oz of clean engine oil in cylinders Install spark plugs but do not connect spark plug wires Crank the engine 5 or 6 times to allow oil to be distributed 5 Clean the engine and engine compartment 6 Remove battery 7 Clean the battery and battery posts Check the electrolyte level if your battery is not maintenance free 8 Close fuel shuto valve if your machine is equipped 9 Store the battery in a cool dry place where it will not freeze NOTE The stored battery should be recharged every 90 days 10 Charge the battery IMPORTANT Avoid damage Prolonged exposure to sunlight could damage surfaces Store machine inside or use a cover if stored outside 11 Store the vehicle in a dry protected place If vehicle is stored outside put a waterproof cover over it RM8742200007C91919JUL17 Removing Machine From Storage 1 Check tire pressure 2 Check engine oil level 3 Check battery electrolyte level if your battery is not maintenance free Charge battery if necessary 4 Install battery 5 On gas engines check spark plug gap Install and tighten plugs to specied torque 6 Lubricate all grease points 7 Open fuel shuto valve if your machine is equipped 8 Run the engine 5 minutes without the mower or any attachments running to allow oil to be distributed throughout engine 9 Be sure all shields and guards or deectors are in place MP4732200F46831905JUL17 Specications Hydrostatic Model S100 Engine Model Briggs amp Stratton 31 Power Rating Information wwwbriggsandstrattoncom Displacement 500 cc 305 in Spark Plug Gap 076 mm 0030 in Storage
• Page 49 - English - : Spark Plug Torque 20 Nm 15 lbft Cylinders Single Oil Filter Standard Air Filter Cartridge Transmission Hydrostatic Transaxle Model TL200 Travel Speed Forward 089 kmh 055 mph Travel Speed Reverse 048 kmh 030 mph MG3970500004DC1927JUL20 Hydrostatic Model S110 Engine Model Briggs amp Stratton 33 Power Rating Information wwwbriggsandstrattoncom Displacement 540 cc 33 in Spark Plug Gap 076 mm 0030 in Spark Plug Torque 20 Nm 15 lbft Cylinders Single Oil Filter Standard Air Filter Cartridge Transmission Hydrostatic Transaxle Model TL200 Travel Speed Forward 089 kmh 055 mph Travel Speed Reverse 048 kmh 030 mph MG3970500004DD1927JUL20 Hydrostatic Models S120 S130 S140 and S160 Engine Model Briggs amp Stratton 44 Power Rating Information wwwbriggsandstrattoncom Displacement 724 cc 442 in Spark Plug Gap 076 mm 0030 in Spark Plug Torque 20 Nm 15 lbft Cylinders Twin Oil Filter If Equipped John Deere Easy Change 30Second Oil Change System Air Filter Cartridge Transmission Hydrostatic Transaxle Model TL200 Travel Speed Forward 089 kmh 055 mph Travel Speed Reverse 048 kmh 030 mph John Deere Easy Change is a trademark of Deere amp Company MG3970500004DE1927JUL20 Hydrostatic Models S170 and S180 Engine Model Briggs amp Stratton 44 Power Rating Information wwwbriggsandstrattoncom Displacement 724 cc 442 in Spark Plug Gap 076 mm 0030 in Spark Plug Torque 20 Nm 15 lbft Cylinders Twin Oil Filter John Deere Easy Change 30Second Oil Change System Air Filter Cartridge Transmission Hydrostatic Transaxle Model Tu Torq HD K46 Travel Speed Forward 089 kmh 055 mph Travel Speed Reverse 048 kmh 030 mph John Deere Easy Change is a trademark of Deere amp Company MG3970500004DF1927JUL20 Electrical System Charging System Regulated Circuit Charging System Capacity S100 S110 S120 S130 and S140 9 Amp Charging System Capacity S160 S170 and S180 16 Amp Battery Voltage 12 Volts Battery Type BCI Group U1 SR9926300003391912MAY20 Fuel System All Models Fuel Types Recommended Regular Grade 87 Octane Unleaded Fuel Ethanol Blended Fuel Up to 10 MTBE Reformulated Fuel Up to 15 OUO102300001F81901MAR13 Tires Models S100 S110 and S120 Size Front 15 x 600 6 Size Rear 20 x 80 8 Tire Pressure Front 97 kPa 14 psi Tire Pressure Rear 69 kPa 10 psi Models S130 S140 and S160 Size Front 15 x 600 6 Size Rear 20 x 100 8 Tire Pressure Front 97 kPa 14 psi Tire Pressure Rear 69 kPa 10 psi Models S170 and S180 Size Front 16 x 65 8 Size Rear 22 x 95 12 Tire Pressure Front 83 kPa 12 psi Tire Pressure Rear 83 kPa 12 psi Tire pressure information is also located on the sidewalls of the tires SR99263000033A1912MAY20 Capacities Models S100 and S110 Crankcase with Oil Filter 14 L 15 qt Models S140 Crankcase with Oil Filter 19 L 20 qt Models S120 S130 S160 S170 and S180 Specications
• Page 50 - English - : Crankcase with Easy Change 30Second Oil Change System 26 L 28 qt Fuel Tank All Models 9 L 24 gal Towing Maximum Towing Capacity Do not exceed combined weight of the pulling machine operator and installed ballast SR99263000033B1928JUL20 Dimensions Height S100 and S110 108 cm 425 in Height S120 S130 and S140 113 cm 455 in Height S160 118 cm 4646 in Height S170 and S180 118 cm 465 in Length Overall S100 S110 and S120 175 cm 6875 in Length Overall S130 186 cm 7325 in Length Overall S140 177 cm 695 in Length Overall S160 191 cm 752 in Length Overall S170 and S180 194 cm 765 in Width Mower Deck Chute Down S100 S110 S120 and S130 138 cm 544 in Width Mower Deck Chute Down S160 155 cm 61 in Width Mower Deck Chute Down S140 and S170 152 cm 60 in Width Mower Deck Chute Down S180 174 cm 685 in Weight S100 189 kg 415 lb Weight S110 193 kg 423 lb Weight S120 198 kg 436 lb Weight S130 201 kg 443 lb Weight S140 218 kg 479 lb Weight S160 21772 kg 480 lb Weight S170 229 kg 504 lb Weight S180 241 kg 530 lb SR99263000033C1915MAY20 Mower Deck 107 cm 42 in Blades Rotary 2 Blade Nut Torque w58 in Nut 88 Nm 65 lbft Cutting Height Approximately 25 102 cm 1 4 in Cutting Width 107 cm 42 in SR99263000014D1924JUL19 Mower Deck 122 cm 48 in Blades Rotary 3 Blade Nut Torque w58 in Nut 88 Nm 65 lbft Cutting Height Approximately 25 102 cm 1 4 in Cutting Width 122 cm 48 in SR99263000014E1924JUL19 Mower Deck 137 cm 54 in Blades Rotary 3 Blade Nut Torque w58 in Nut 88 Nm 65 lbft Cutting Height Approximately 25 102 cm 1 4 in Cutting Width 137 cm 54 in SR99263000014F1924JUL19 Recommended Lubricants Engine Oil TurfGard OR Plus4 Grease GreaseGard Premium Plus John Deere MultiPurpose HD Lithium Complex Grease TurfGard is a trademark of Deere amp Company Plus4 is a trademark of Deere amp Company GreaseGard is a trademark of Deere amp Company Specications and design subject to change without notice MG3970500004DA1924JUL20 Warranty Product Warranty John Deere oers a standard warranty on new John Deere products For a copy of the product warranty statement or for details on the warranty terms and conditions for products purchased in the United States and Canada please contact your local John Deere Dealer or utilize the following resources United States Website httpwwwdeerecomenUSservicesandsupport warrantywarrantypage Toll Free 18005378233 Dealer Locator httpdealerlocatordeerecomservletcountryUS Canada Website English httpwwwdeerecaenCAservicesandsupport serviceplanswarrantiesserviceplans warrantiespage Website French httpfrdeerecaenCAservicesandsupport serviceplanswarrantiesserviceplans warrantiespage Toll Free 18005378233 Dealer Locator httpdealerlocatordeerecomservletcountryCA Emissionrelated warranties are included in this Operators Manual and applicable if required by law or regulation Warranty