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For best results, the mower blade must be kept sharp. Always replace a dull, bent or damaged blade. To remove the blade, disconnect the spark plug wire from the spark plug and place the wire where it cannot come in contact with the plug. Turn the lawn mower on its side. Make sure the air filter and carburetor are up. Next, use a wood block between the blade and mower housing to prevent the blade from turning when removing the blade bolt. There are blade holder accessories available to assist you with this task.
You should always protect your hands with gloves and wrap the blade with heavy cloth. Now, remove the blade bolt by turning them counter-clockwise. Remove the blade. To replace the blade, be sure the trailing edge of the blade, opposite the sharp edge is up toward the engine. Also, the star patterns on the blade and the mandrel must align before inserting the bolt. Be sure to use a block of wood between the blade and the lawn mower housing to prevent it from turning. Tighten the blade bolt clockwise. The recommended tightening torque is 36-44 foot pounds. Blade bolts are specially heat treated, if the bolt needs replacing, replace only with an approved bolt. Ottawa Mower Repair Facility www.OttawaMowers.com 613-724-4332
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If the engine turns over very slowly or not at all, make sure the battery is fully charged and the connections are clean and tight. If the key to your tractor was left in the “on” position after mowing, the battery will slowly discharge. After mowing remember to always turn your mower to the “off” position.
One of the reasons your tractor might not start is: the maybe flooded. To solve a flooded engine, just wait several minutes. Bring the throttle to the full run position without engaging the choke and try to start the tractor again. If the engine won’t start, check the air filter. Grass and dirt builds up in the filter and clogs the air flow causing the engine to run poorly. Clean the filter with a small, soft brush but replace it as soon as possible. A general rule is: if you’re not able to see light through the filter, replace it. Change or service the air filter every 25 hours of use or more often if you’re operating in very dirty or dusty conditions. Good quality fuel is also essential to starting your tractor. Make sure the fuel you use is good, clean and not older than 30 days with an octane rating of at least 87. When your fuel ages and becomes stale, your tractor may not start. Adding a fuel stabilizer to the fuel is highly recommended. When was the last time you replaced the fuel filter? Keep in mind that it should be replaced every mowing season and finally, are you sitting on the seat while trying to start the tractor? For your safety, the tractor has a safety sensor control which won’t allow ignition unless you’re sitting on the seat. If your tractor is having a problem idling, it may be due to stale fuel. Make sure the fuel is good, clean and not older than 30 days. The fuel should also have a minimum octane rating of 87. The engine needs to be warm for it to idle properly. Engage the choke while starting the engine, next, slowly disengage the choke until the engine maintains a smooth, steady idle. In cold weather, it may be necessary to engage the choke for a little longer or until the engine is sufficiently warmed up. Keep in mind, the entire engine warm-up period may take up to a few minutes depending on the outside temperature. Your tractor may not idle properly if the spark plug is fouled or dirty. To check the spark plug, remove the hood by first disconnecting the light connection and then gently lifting the hood off its hinge. Remove the spark plug making sure to clean off the surrounding area first. Inspect the plug, in order to ensure that it is indeed the recommended plug for your tractor. Clean off any build up with a small brush and replace any fouled or worn spark plugs. If your tractor’s fuel filter is dirty, your engine may not accelerate. Visually inspect the filter for buildup of dirt or debris and replace if necessary. Plan to change your fuel filter at least once every mowing season. The tractor may not accelerate if your tractor’s engine isn’t warm enough. During cold weather or if your engine is cold, you may need to idle the engine for several minutes before it’s ready to be fully throttled. If your tractor won’t move or you wish to physically push the tractor, make sure the transmission free willing control is properly engaged. Push it in to operate the tractor or pull it out if you wish to physically push the tractor. We have all been there at some point on a Sunday afternoon trying to tackle the unavoidable chore of trying to mow the lawn if only can get the mower started! It can get very frustrating. Here is some tips that might help. If the engine turns over very slowly or not at all, make sure the battery is fully charged and the connections are clean and tight. If the key to your tractor was left in the “on” position after mowing, the battery will slowly discharge. After mowing remember to always turn your mower to the “off” position. One of the reasons your tractor might not start is: the maybe flooded. To solve a flooded engine, just wait several minutes. Bring the throttle to the full run position without engaging the choke and try to start the tractor again. If the engine won’t start, check the air filter. Grass and dirt builds up in the filter and clogs the air flow causing the engine to run poorly. Clean the filter with a small, soft brush but replace it as soon as possible. A general rule is: if you’re not able to see light through the filter, replace it. Change or service the air filter every 25 hours of use or more often if you’re operating in very dirty or dusty conditions. Good quality fuel is also essential to starting your tractor. Make sure the fuel you use is good, clean and not older than 30 days with an octane rating of at least 87. When your fuel ages and becomes stale, your tractor may not start. Adding a fuel stabilizer to the fuel is highly recommended. When was the last time you replaced the fuel filter? Keep in mind that it should be replaced every mowing season and finally, are you sitting on the seat while trying to start the tractor? For your safety, the tractor has a safety sensor control which won’t allow ignition unless you’re sitting on the seat. If your tractor is having a problem idling, it may be due to stale fuel. Make sure the fuel is good, clean and not older than 30 days. The fuel should also have a minimum octane rating of 87. The engine needs to be warm for it to idle properly. Engage the choke while starting the engine, next, slowly disengage the choke until the engine maintains a smooth, steady idle. In cold weather, it may be necessary to engage the choke for a little longer or until the engine is sufficiently warmed up. Keep in mind, the entire engine warm-up period may take up to a few minutes depending on the outside temperature. Your tractor may not idle properly if the spark plug is fouled or dirty. To check the spark plug, remove the hood by first disconnecting the light connection and then gently lifting the hood off its hinge. Remove the spark plug making sure to clean off the surrounding area first. Inspect the plug, in order to ensure that it is indeed the recommended plug for your tractor. Clean off any build up with a small brush and replace any fouled or worn spark plugs. If your tractor’s fuel filter is dirty, your engine may not accelerate. Visually inspect the filter for buildup of dirt or debris and replace if necessary. Plan to change your fuel filter at least once every mowing season. The tractor may not accelerate if your tractor’s engine isn’t warm enough. During cold weather or if your engine is cold, you may need to idle the engine for several minutes before it’s ready to be fully throttled. If your tractor won’t move or you wish to physically push the tractor, make sure the transmission free willing control is properly engaged. Push it in to operate the tractor or pull it out if you wish to physically push the tractor. Ottawa Mower Repair Facility www.OttawaMowers.com 613-724-4332 |
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