Dixon SpeedZTR 965883101, SpeedZTR 42BF, SpeedZTR 54BF, SpeedZTR 46BF, SpeedZTR 966496201 User Manual

Operator Manual

SPEEDZTR 42BF / 966496201

SPEEDZTR 42 / 966496301
SPEEDZTR 46BF / 965883101
SPEEDZTR 54BF / 965883201

Please read the operator’s manual carefully and make sure you

understand the instructions before using the machine.

To implement improvements, specications and designs can be altered without prior notication.

Note that no legal demands can be placed based on the information contained in these instructions.

Use only original parts for repairs. The use of other parts voids the warranty.

Do not modify or install non-standard equipment to the unit without consent from the manufacturer.
Modications to the unit may cause unsafe operations or damage the unit.

When this product is worn out and no longer used, it should
be returned to the reseller or other party for recycling.

©2009 HTC. All rights reserved.

Beatrice, NE. Printed in U.S.A.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ........................................................5

Driving and Transport on Public Roads ................5

Towing ...................................................................5

Operating ..............................................................5

Good Service.........................................................6

SYMBOLS AND DECALS ..........................................7

SAFETY ......................................................................9

Safety Instructions .................................................9

Personal Safety Equipment .................................11

Slope Operation ..................................................11

Safe Handling of Gasoline...................................13

General Maintenance ..........................................14

Transport .............................................................16

Towing .................................................................16

Spark Arrestor .....................................................16

CONTROLS .............................................................17

Control Locations ................................................17

Motion Control Levers .........................................18

Seat Adjustment Lever ........................................19

Bypass Linkage ...................................................19

Fuel Tank .............................................................20

Ignition Switch .....................................................21

Choke Control ......................................................21

Throttle Control ....................................................21

Blade Switch........................................................22

Parking Brake ......................................................22

Cutting Height Adjuster .......................................22

Fuses ...................................................................23

Fuel Shut Off Valve ..............................................23

OPERATION ............................................................24

Training ................................................................24

Steering ...............................................................24

Before Starting.....................................................25

Starting the Engine ..............................................25

Weak Battery .......................................................28

Jumper Cables ..............................................28

Running ...............................................................29

Operating On Hills ...............................................30

Mowing Tips ........................................................31

Stopping the Engine ............................................32

Manual Transport .................................................33

MAINTENANCE .......................................................34

Maintenance Schedule........................................34

Battery .................................................................36

Safety System ......................................................37

Tire Pressures ......................................................37

Parking Brake ......................................................38

Deck Belt .............................................................38

Pump Belt ............................................................39

Cutting Blades .....................................................40

Blade replacement ........................................40

Anti-scalp Rollers ................................................40

Adjusting the Mower Deck ..................................41

Deck Leveling ...............................................41

Caster Wheels .....................................................42

Hardware .............................................................42

Cleaning ..............................................................42

LUBRICATION .........................................................43

Wheel and Deck Zerks ........................................44

Front Wheel Mount ........................................44

Front Wheel Bearings ....................................44

Deck Spindles ...............................................44

TROUBLE SHOOTING ............................................45

Winter Storage .....................................................47

Service ................................................................47

SCHEMATIC ............................................................48

TECHNICAL DATA ...................................................49

Torque Specications ..........................................49

CONFORMITY CERTIFICATES ................................54

WARRANTY .............................................................55

SERVICE JOURNAL ................................................56

WARNING!

Failure to follow cautious operating practices can result in serious injury to the
operator or other persons. The owner must understand these instructions, and must
allow only trained persons who understand these instructions to operate the mower.

Each person operating the mower must be of sound mind and body and must not be
under the inuence of any mind altering substance.

WARNING!

Engine exhaust, some of its constituents, and certain vehicle components contain or
emit chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or
other reproductive harm.

WARNING!

Battery posts, terminals and related accessories contain lead and lead compounds,
chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other
reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations

Thank you for purchasing a Dixon ride-on mower.
This machine is built for superior efciency to
rapidly mow primarily large areas. A control panel
easily accessible to the operator and a hydrostatic
transmission regulated by steering controls both
contribute to the machine’s performance.

This manual is a valuable document. Read the
contents carefully before using or servicing the
machine. The following of instructions (use, service,
maintenance, etc.) by all who operate this machine
is important for the safety of the operator and others.
It can also considerably increase the life span of the
machine and increase its resale value.

If you sell your machine, be sure to give the operator’s
manual to the new owner.

The nal chapter of this operator’s manual provides a
Service Journal. Ensure that service and repair work
are documented. A well-kept service journal reduces
service costs for the maintenance and affects the
machine’s resale value. Please contact your dealer for
more information. Take the operator’s manual along
when the machine is taken to your dealer for service.

General

In this operator’s manual, left and right, backward and
forward are used in relation to the machine’s normal
driving direction.

Continuous dedication to improve our products
require that specications and design are subject to
change without notice.

Driving and Transport on Public Roads

Check applicable road trafc regulations before
transporting on public roads. If the machine is
transported, you must always use approved fastening
equipment and ensure that the machine is well
anchored. DO NOT operate this machine on public
roadways.

Towing

If machine is equipped with a tow hitch, use extreme
caution when towing. Never allow children or others in
or on the towed equipment. Make wide turns to avoid
jack-kning. Travel slowly and allow extra distance to
stop.

Do not tow on sloped ground. The weight of the towed
equipment may cause loss of traction and loss of
control.

Follow the manufacturer's recommendation for weight
limits for towed equipment. Do not tow near ditches,
canals, and other hazards.

Operating

This machine is constructed only for mowing grass
on lawns and even ground without obstacles such
as stones, tree stumps, etc. The machine can also
be used for other tasks when equipped with special
accessories provided by the manufacturer. Operating
instructions for the accessories are provided with
delivery. All other types of uses are incorrect. The
manufacturer’s directions concerning operation,
maintenance, and repairs must be carefully followed.

Lawn mowers and all power equipment, can be
potentially dangerous if used improperly. Safety
requires good judgement, careful use in accordance
with these instructions and common sense.

The machine must only be operated, maintained,
and repaired by persons familiar with the
machine’s special characteristics and who are also
knowledgeable about the safety instructions. Use only
approved repair parts to maintain this machine.

Accident prevention regulations, other general safety
regulations, occupational safety rules, and trafc
regulations must be followed without fail.

Unauthorized modications to the design of the
machine may absolve the manufacturer from liability
for any resulting personal injury or property damage.

5

INTRODUCTION

Good Service

Dixon’s products are sold only in specialized retail
stores with complete service. This ensures that you as
a customer receive only the best support and service.
Before the product is delivered, the machine has,
for example, been inspected and adjusted by your

retailer. See the certicate in the Service Journal in
this operator’s manual.

When you need spare parts or support in service
questions, warranty issues, etc., please consult
the following professional:

This Operator’s Manual belongs to the machine with
the manufacturing number:

Manufacturing Number

The machine’s manufacturing number can be found
on the printed plate afxed to the right in the engine
compartment. Stated on the plate, from the top are:

The machine’s type designation (I.D.).•
The manufacturer’s type number (Model).•
The machine’s serial number (Serial no.)•

Please have the type designation and serial number
available when ordering spare parts.

The engine’s manufacturing number is stamped on
one of the valve covers.

The plate states:

The engine’s model.•
The engine’s type.•
Code•

Please have these available when ordering spare
parts.

Engine Transmission

6

SymBOLS AND DECALS

These symbols are found on the machine and in the
operator’s manual.

Study them carefully so that you know what they
mean.

WARNING!

Xxxx xxxxxx xxxxx xxxx xxxxxxxxx
xxxxxx xxxxxxxxx. xx xxxxxxxx xxxx
xxxxxx.

Used in this publication to notify the reader of a risk
of personal injury or death, particularly if the reader
should neglect to follow instructions given in the
manual.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Xxxx xxxxxx xxxxx xxxx xxxxxxxxx xxxxxx
xxxxxxxxx. xx xxxxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx.

Used in this publication to notify the reader of a risk
of material damage, particularly if the reader should
neglect to follow instructions given in the manual.
Used also when there is a potential for misuse or
misassembly.

R N

Reverse Neutral Fast Slow Choke Fuel

Warning! Parking Brake CE conformity Warning! Rotating blades, Do not touch parts
marking. Only for keep away from the
European market discharge deck

Battery acid is corrosive, explosive and ammable Do not stand here

Noise emissions to the
surroundings in accordance
with the European Union’s
directive. The machine’s
emission is stated in the
chapter TECHNICAL DATA
and on the decals.

Only machines for European
market

Use protective glasses Use protective gloves

7

SymBOLS AND DECALS

Read Shut off engine and Keep a safe Use on slopes No passengers
Operator’s remove key before distance from no greater
Manual performing any the machine than 10°
maintenance or repair work

Whole body Severing of ngers Do not open or Careful backing up, Careful going
exposure to and toes remove safety watch for other forward, watch for
thrown objects shields while people other people
engine is running

Moving sharp blades under cover

8

SAFETy

Safety Instructions

These instructions are for your safety. Read them carefully.

WARNING!

This symbol means that important safety instructions need to be emphasized. It concerns
your safety.

IMPORTANT: THIS CUTTING MACHINE IS CAPABLE OF AMPUTATING HANDS AND FEET AND THROWING

OBJECTS. FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH.

General Operation

Read, understand, and follow all instructions on •
the machine and in the manual before starting.

Do not put hands or feet near rotating parts or •
under the machine. Keep clear of the discharge
opening at all times.

Only allow responsible adults, who are familiar •
with the instructions, to operate the machine.

Clear the area of objects such as rocks, toys, wire, •
etc., which could be picked up and thrown by the
blades.

Be sure the area is clear of bystanders before •
operating. Stop machine if anyone enters the
area.

Never carry passengers. The machine is only •
intended for use by one person.

Do not mow in reverse unless absolutely •
necessary. Always look down and behind before
and while backing.

Never direct discharged material toward anyone. •
Avoid discharging material against a wall or
obstruction. Material may ricochet back toward
the operator. Stop the blades when crossing
gravel surfaces.

Do not operate machine without the entire grass •
catcher, discharge guard, or other safety devices
in place and working

Slow down before turning.•
Never leave a running machine unattended. •

Always turn off blades, set parking brake, stop
engine, and remove keys before dismounting.

Disengage blades when not mowing. Shut •
off engine and wait for all parts to come to a
complete stop before cleaning the machine,
removing the grass catcher, or unclogging the
discharge guard.

Operate machine only in daylight or good articial •
light.

Do not operate the machine while under the •
inuence of alcohol or drugs.

Read the operator’s manual before starting the machine

Clear the area of objects before mowing

8011-512

8011-513

9

SAFETy

Watch for trafc when operating near or crossing •
roadways.

Use extra care when loading or unloading the •
machine into a trailer or truck.

Always wear eye protection when operating •
machine.

Data indicates that operators age 60 years and •
above are involved in a large percentage of riding
mower-related injuries. These operators should
evaluate their ability to operate the riding mower
safely enough to protect themselves and others
from serious injury.

Follow the manufacturer’s recommendation for •
wheel weights or counterweights.

Anyone who operates this machine must rst read •
and understand this Operation Manual. Local laws
may regulate the age of the user.

Keep machine free of grass, leaves or other •
debris buildup which can touch the hot exhaust
or engine parts and burn. Do not allow the mower
deck to plow leaves or other debris, causing
buildup to occur.

Clean any oil or fuel spillage before operating or •
storing the machine.

Allow machine to cool before storage.•

8011-520

Never take passengers

WARNING!

Engine exhaust and certain vehicle
components contain or emit
chemicals considered to cause
cancer, birth defects, or other
reproductive system damage. The
engine exhaust contains carbon
monoxide, which is an odorless,
colorless, poisonous gas. Do not use
the machine in enclosed spaces.

10

Personal Safety Equipment

WARNING!

When using the machine, approved personal protective equipment (shown in illustrations)
shall be used. Personal protective equipment cannot eliminate the risk of injury but it
will reduce the degree of injury if an accident does happen. Ask your retailer for help in
choosing the right equipment.

Make sure that you have rst aid equipment close •
at hand when using the machine.

Never use the machine when barefoot.•
Always wear protective shoes or boots, preferably •

with steel toe caps.
Always wear approved protective glasses or a full •

visor when assembling or driving.
Always wear gloves when handling the blades.•
Never wear loose clothing that can get caught in •

moving parts.
Use ear protectors to avoid damage to hearing.•

SAFETy

Slope Operation

Slopes are a major factor related to loss of control and
tip-over accidents, which can result in severe injury or
death. Operation on all slopes requires extra caution.
If you cannot back up the slope or if you feel uneasy
on it, do not mow it.

Mow up and down slopes (10 degrees maximum), •
not across.

Watch for holes, ruts, bumps, rocks, or other •
hidden objects. Uneven terrain could overturn the
machine. Tall grass can hide obstacles.

Choose a low ground speed so that you will not •
have to stop while on the slope.

Do not mow on wet grass. Tires may lose traction.•
Avoid starting, stopping, or turning on a slope. If •

the tires lose traction, disengage the blades and
proceed slowly straight down the slope.

Keep movement on the slopes slow and gradual. •
Do not make sudden changes in speed or
direction, which could cause machine to roll over.

Use extra care while operating machine with •
grass catchers or other attachments; they can
affect the stability of the machine.

Do not use on steep slopes.•
Do not try to stabilize the machine by putting a •

foot on the ground.
Do not mow near drop-offs, ditches, or •

embankments. The machine could suddenly roll
over if a wheel is over the edge or if the edge
caves in.

8011-670a

Personal protective equipment

6003-004

Mow up and down, not side to side

WARNING!

Do not drive up or down hills with
slopes greater than 10 degrees. Do
not drive across any slopes.

11

SAFETy

Children

Tragic accidents can occur if the operator is not
alert to the presence of children. Children are often
attracted to the machine and the mowing activity.
Never assume that children will remain out of the path
of danger.

Keep children out of the mowing area and in the •
watchful care of a responsible adult other than the
operator.

Be alert and turn machine off if a child enters the •
area.

Before and while backing, look behind and down •
for small children.

Never carry children, even with the blades shut •
off. They may fall off and be seriously injured or
interfere with safe machine operation. Children
who have been given rides in the past may
suddenly appear in the mowing area for another
ride and be run over or backed over by the
machine.

Never allow children to operate the machine.•
Use extra care when approaching blind corners, •

shrubs, trees, or other objects that may block the
view of a child.

8011-518

Keep children away from work area

12

8011-517

Never allow children to operate the machine

SAFETy

WARNING!

The engine must not be started when the driver’s oor plate or any protective plate for the
mower deck’s drive belt is removed.

Safe Handling of Gasoline

To avoid personal injury or property damage, use
extreme care in handling gasoline. Gasoline is
extremely ammable and the vapors are explosive.

Extinguish all cigarettes, cigars, pipes, and other •
sources of ignition.

Use only approved gasoline container.•
Never remove gas cap or add fuel with the engine •

running. Allow engine to cool at least two (2)
minutes before refueling.

Never fuel the machine indoors.•
Never store the machine or fuel container where •

there is an open ame, spark, or pilot light such
as on a water heater or other appliance.

Before beginning to refuel, minimize the risk of •
static electricity by touching a metal surface.

Never ll containers inside a vehicle or on a truck •
or trailer bed with plastic liner. Always place
containers on the ground away from the vehicle
when lling.

Remove gas-powered equipment from the truck •
or trailer and refuel it on the ground. If this is not
possible, refuel such equipment with a portable
container, rather than from a gasoline dispenser
nozzle.

Keep the nozzle in contact with the rim of the fuel •
tank or container opening at all times until fueling
is complete. Do not use a nozzle lock-open
device.

If fuel is spilled on clothing, change clothing •
immediately.

Never overll fuel tank. Replace gas cap and •
tighten securely.

Do not start the engine near spilled fuel.•
Never use gasoline as a cleaning agent.•
If leaks arise in fuel system, engine must not be •

started until problem has been resolved.
Check the fuel level before each use and leave •

space for the fuel to expand, as the heat from the
engine and the sun may otherwise cause the fuel
to expand and overow.

8011-516

Never fill the fuel tank indoors

WARNING!

The engine and the exhaust system
become very hot during operation.

There is risk for burns if touched.

Allow engine and exhaust system to
cool at least two (2) minutes before
refueling.

13

General Maintenance

Never operate machine in a closed area.•
Keep all nuts and bolts tight to be sure the •

equipment is in safe working condition.
Never tamper with safety devices. Check their •

proper operation regularly.
Keep machine free of grass, leaves, or other •

debris buildup. Clean oil or fuel spillage and
remove any fuel-soaked debris. Allow machine to
cool before storing.

If the machine strikes a foreign object, stop and •
inspect the machine. Repair, if necessary, before
restarting.

Never make any adjustments or repairs with the •
engine running.

Check grass catcher components and the •
discharge guard frequently and replace with
manufacturer’s recommended parts, when
necessary.

Mower blades are sharp. Wrap the blade or wear •
gloves, and use extra caution when servicing
them.

Check brake operation frequently. Adjust and •
service as required.

Maintain or replace safety and instruction labels, •
as necessary.

Do not modify safety equipment. Check regularly •
to be sure it works properly. The machine must not
be driven with defective or unmounted protective
plates, protective cowlings, safety switches, or
other protective devices.

Do not change the settings of governors and •
avoid running the engine with overly high engine
speeds. If the engine runs too fast, there is risk for
damaging the machine components.

Be very careful when handling battery acid. Acid •
on skin can cause serious corrosive burns. If
battery acid is spilled on skin, rinse immediately
with water.

Acid in the eyes can cause blindness, contact a •
doctor immediately.

Be careful when servicing the battery. Explosive •
gases form in the battery. Never perform
maintenance on the battery when smoking or near
open ames or sparks.

The battery can explode and cause serious injury •
or damage.

Ensure that the equipment is in good condition •
and that all nuts and bolts, especially those
fastening the blade attachments, are properly
tightened and torqued.

14

SAFETy

8011-515

Never drive the machine in an enclosed space

WARNING!

Use protective glasses for
maintenance work.

WARNING!

The battery contains lead and lead
compounds, chemicals that are
considered to cause cancer, birth
defects, and other reproductive
system damage. Wash your hands
after handling the battery.

SAFETy

Sparking can occur when working with the battery
and the heavy cables of the starter circuit. This can
cause battery explosion, re or eye injury. Sparking
in this circuit can not occur after the chassis cable
(normally negative, black) is removed from the battery.

Use protective goggles.•
Ensure that the fuel ller cap is mounted tightly •

and no ammable substances are stored in an
open vessel.

WARNING!

Avoid electrical sparking and its
consequences by the following
routines:

Never work with the starter circuit if there is spilled •
fuel.

Disconnect the negative cable from the battery •
rst and reconnect it last.

Do not make a bridge short circuit across the •
starter relay to run the starter.

6003-009

Do not smoke when performing maintenance on the battery.
The battery can explode and cause serious injury/damage.

Never use the machine indoors or in spaces •
lacking proper ventilation. The exhaust fumes
contain carbon monoxide, an odorless,
poisonous, and lethal gas.

Stop to inspect the equipment if the machine runs •
over or into anything. If necessary, make repairs
before starting.

Never make adjustments with the engine running.•
The machine is tested and approved only with the •

equipment originally provided or recommended
by the manufacturer. Only use approved repair
parts for the machine.

The blades are sharp and can cause cuts and •
gashes. Wrap the blades or use protective gloves
when handling them.

Check the parking brake’s functionality regularly. •
Adjust and service as necessary.

The mulch blades should only be used in familiar •
areas when higher quality mowing is desired.

Reduce the risk of re by removing grass, leaves, •
and other debris that may have accumulated on
the machine.

Allow the machine to cool before putting it in •
storage.

Regularly clean deck and underside of deck, •
avoid spraying engine and electrical components
with water.

8009-728

Risk of sparking

8011-514

Regularly clean deck

15

SAFETy

Transport

The machine is heavy and can cause serious •
crushing injuries. Be extra cautious when it is
loaded on or unloaded from a vehicle or trailer.

Use an approved trailer to transport the machine. •
Activate the parking brake, turn off the fuel supply,
and fasten the machine with approved fastening
devices, such as bands, chains, or straps, when
transporting.

Do not operate this machine on public roadways.•
Check and abide by local trafc regulations •

before transporting the machine on any road.
Do not tow this machine: it may cause damage to •

the drive system.
Load the unit onto truck or trailer by driving up •

ramps of suitable strength using a slow speed. Do
not lift! The machine is not intended to be lifted by
hand.

Towing

If machine is equipped with a tow hitch, use extreme
caution when towing. Never allow children or others in
or on towed equipment..

Make wide turns to avoid jack-kning. Travel slowly
and allow extra distance to stop. Do not tow on sloped
ground. The weight of the towed equipment may
cause loss of traction and loss of control.

Follow the manufacturer’s recommendation for weight
limits for towed equipment. Do not tow near ditches,
canals, and other hazards.

Spark Arrestor

A spark arrestor for the mufer is available through
your authorized Dixon dealer.

WARNING!

Escaping hydraulic oil under
pressure can have sufcient force
to penetrate the skin, causing
serious injury. If injured by escaping
uid, see a doctor at once. Serious
infection or reaction can develop
if proper medical treatment is not
administered immediately.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The parking brake is not sufcient to lock the
machine in place during transport. Ensure that
the machine is well fastened to the transport
vehicle. Always reverse the machine onto the
transport vehicle to avoid tipping it over.

WARNING!

This mower is equipped with an
internal combustion engine and
should not be used on or near any
unimproved forested, bush covered
or grassy lands unless the engine's
system is equipped with a spark
arrestor meeting applicable local or
state laws (if any).

16

CONTROLS

This operator’s manual describes the Dixon Zero Turn
Rider. The rider is tted with a Briggs & Stratton, four­stroke overhead valve engine developing 19-22 horse
power.*

Control Locations

9

Transmission from the engine is made via two belt­driven hydraulic pumps. Using the left and right
steering controls, the ow is regulated and thereby the
direction and speed.

10

1

8

8050-845

26 35 47

Motion Control Levers1.
Seat Adjustment Lever2.
Lift Lever 3.
Choke Control4.
Throttle5.

*The power rating of the engines indicated is the average net power output (at specied rpm) of a typical production engine
for the engine model measured to SAE standard J1349/ISO1585. Mass production engines may differ from this value. Actual
power output for the engine installed in the nal machine will depend on the operating speed, environmental conditions and
other variables.

Blade Switch6.
Ignition Switch7.
Bypass Linkage8.
Fuel Tank9.
Parking Brake10.

17

CONTROLS

Motion Control Levers

The machine’s speed and direction are continuously
variable using the two steering controls. The steering
controls can be moved forward or backward about
a neutral position. Furthermore, there is a neutral
position, which is locked if the steering controls are
moved outward.

When both controls are in the neutral position (N), the
machine stands still.

By moving both controls an equal amount forward
or backward, the machine moves in a straight line
forward or backward respectively.

In order, for example, to turn right while moving
forward, move the right control towards the neutral
position. The rotation of the right wheel is reduced and
the machine turns to the right.

Zero turn can be achieved by moving one control
backward (behind the neutral position) and carefully
moving the other steering control forward from its
neutral position. The rotation direction when zero
turning is determined by which steering control is
moved backward behind the neutral position.

If the left steering control is pulled backward, the
machine turns to the left. Use extra care when using
this maneuver.

If the steering controls are in uneven positions when
standing still or do not t in the slots for moving the
controls outward, they can be adjusted

8050-833

Steering controls

WARNING!

The machine can turn very rapidly if
one steering control is moved much
further forward than the other.

18

8050-846

Forward1.
Neutral2.
Neutral slot, Neutral lock3.
Reverse4.

Motion control lever pattern (right side)

CONTROLS

Seat Adjustment Lever

The seat can be adjusted lengthways. Release
levers are located at the lower front right, or on the
right side—depending on model. When making
adjustments, sit on the seat. Slide the lever and
maneuver seat to appropriate placement and release
lever.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Before pushing or towing tractor, transmission
must be unlocked and park brake released.
The tractor should never be pulled at more
than 2 miles per hour (3.2 km/h) or for
distances over ¼ mile (.402 km). Trailer the
unit for distances over ¼ mile.

Bypass Linkage

Unlocking Transmission

When pushing or pulling the mower, engage the EZT
(Integrated Zeroturn Transaxle) bypass linkages. The
EZT bypass linkages are located on the rear of the
frame, below the rear engine guard.

Raise the deck into the highest cutting 1.
position.

Pull the EZT bypass linkages up and out of 2.
the keyhole slots. Release the levers with the
head outside the frame and held in the bypass
position.

To reengage the EZT’s to drive, reverse the 3.
above procedure.

8050-852

Seat adjustment

8058-032

Bypass linkage, EZT engaged

Bypass linkage, EZT locked in the bypass position

8058-033

19

CONTROLS

Fuel Tank

The machine has one fuel tank, just behind the seat.
The tank capacity is 4.5 gallons (17 liters).

The engine will run on a minimum of 85-octane
unleaded gasoline (no oil mix). Environmentally
adapted alkylate gasoline can be used. See also
Technical Data concerning ethanol fuel. Methanol fuel
is not allowed.

When operating below 32°F (0°C) use fresh, clean
winter grade gasoline to help insure good cold
weather starting.

WARNING!

Gasoline is highly ammable. Observe
caution and ll the tank outdoors. (See
Safety)

8058-833

Fuel tank

WARNING!

Fill to the bottom of the ller neck. Do
not overll. Wipe off any spilled oil or
fuel. Do not store, spill or use gasoline
near an open ame.

WARNING!

The engine and the exhaust system,
become very hot during operation.

Risk for burns if touched.

Allow engine and exhaust system to
cool at least two (2) minutes before
refueling.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Experience indicates that alcohol blended
fuels (called gasohol, ethanol or methanol) can
attract moisture which leads to separation and
formation of acids during storage. Acidic gas
can damage the fuel system of an engine while
in storage. To avoid engine problems, the fuel
system should be emptied before storage of
30 days or longer. Drain the gas tank, start the
engine and let it run until the fuel lines and
carburetor are empty. Use fresh fuel the next
season. See Storage Instructions for additional
information. Never use engine or carburetor
cleaners in the fuel tank or permanent damage
may occur.

20

CONTROLS

Ignition Switch

The ignition key is placed on the driver’s panel and is
used to start and stop the engine.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Do not run the starter for more than ve
seconds each time. If the engine does not
start, wait about 10 seconds before retrying.

Choke Control

The choke is used for cold starts to provide the engine
with a richer fuel mixture. Pull the choke control knob
up. On model 965883101 push the throttle control all
the way forward to the choke position.

8050-847

Ignition Switch

Throttle Control

The throttle control regulates the engine speed and
thereby the rate of rotation of the blades, assuming
the blade switch is pulled out, see Engaging the
Mower Deck.

In order to increase or decrease the engine speed,
the control is moved.

Avoid idling the engine for long periods, as there is a
risk of fouling the spark plug.

USE FULL THROTTLE WHEN MOWING, for best
mower performance and battery charging.

8050-847

Choke control

8050-847

Throttle control

21

CONTROLS

Blade Switch

In order to engage the mower deck, pull the knob out;
the mower blades are disengaged when the knob is
depressed.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The machine must stand absolutely still when
applying the parking brake. Always set the
parking brake before dismounting. Release the
parking brake before moving the mower.

Parking Brake

The parking brake is found on the left of the machine.
Push the release button and pull the lever backward
to activate the brake—push forward to release it.

The park brake is designed to hold the mower from
moving and is not intended for use in stopping the
mower while it is in motion. The engine will stop if the
park brake is engaged while the control levers are in
the drive position.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

In order to obtain an even cutting height it is
important that the air pressure in all four tires
is the same 15 psi (1 bar).

8050-847

Blade switch

8058-080

Released parking brake

Cutting Height Adjuster

To set the desired deck cutting height, press the
release button and move the lever forward to the
correct cutting height on the cutting plate. The cutting
height range is from 1½" (38mm) to 4" (102mm) in ½"
(13mm) increments. The heights are measured from
the ground up to the blade tip with the engine not
running.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Always use the high position to transport.

22

8058-019

Cut height lift lever

CONTROLS

Fuses

Fuses are located on the left hand side of the
machine. They are accessed by tilting the seat
forward. They are at pin fuses of the same type used
in automobiles.

There are two fuses with ratings and functions:
20 Amp Primary fuse

7.5 Amp Mower deck coupling

Fuel Shut Off Valve

The fuel shut off valve is located at the left rear of the
seat. The valve is off when the handle tab is turned
perpendicular to the fuel line.

8011-420

Fuses

Fuel shut off valve in the CLOSED position

8011-419

23

OpERATION

Read the Safety section and following pages, if you
are unfamiliar with the machine.

Training

Zero turn mowers are far more maneuverable than
typical riding mowers due to their unique steering
capabilities.

We suggest that this section be reviewed in its entirety
prior to attempting to move the mower under its own
power. Additionally, we suggest when rst operating
the mower, use a reduced throttle speed and reduced
ground speed by NOT moving control levers to the
furthest forward or reverse positions during initial
operation, or until operator becomes comfortable
with controls. We also suggest rst time users, or new
users to Zero Turn mowers to become familiar with
the mower’s movement on a hard surface, such as
concrete or blacktop PRIOR to attempting to operate
on turf. Until operator becomes comfortable with
mower controls and zero turning capability, they may
damage turf due to overly aggressive maneuvers.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

When control levers are in the reverse position
they return to neutral when released. This may
cause the mower to suddenly stop.

inward. As long as the control levers have not been
moved forward or backwards, mower will not move.
Slowly move both control levers forward slightly. This
will allow mower to start moving forward in a straight
line. Pull back on control levers to the neutral position
and mower should stop moving. Pull back slightly on
control levers, this will allow mower to start moving
backwards. Push forward on control levers to the
neutral position and mower should stop moving.

To turn to the right

While moving in a forward direction, pull the right lever
back towards the neutral position while maintaining
the position of the left lever, this will slow the rotation
of the right wheel and cause the machine to turn in
that direction.

To turn to the left

While moving in a forward direction pull the left lever
back towards the neutral position while maintaining
the position of the right lever, this will slow the rotation
of the left wheel and cause the machine to turn in that
direction.

To zero turn

While moving in a forward direction, rst pull both
control levers back until the mower stops or slows
dramatically. Then by alternating one lever slightly
to the forward position and the other in the reverse
position.

Steering

To move forward and backward

The direction and speed of the mower’s movements
is effected by the movement of the control lever(s)
on each side of mower. The left control lever controls
the left wheel. The right control lever controls the right
wheel.

First time users should push mower (see Manual
Transport in the Operation section) to an open, at
area, without other people or vehicles/obstacles
nearby. In order to move unit under its own power,
the operator must be in the seat, start engine (see
Before Starting in Operation section), adjust engine
speed to idle, disengage parking brake, do not
engage blades at this time, rotate control levers

24

OpERATION

Before Starting

Read the sections Safety Instructions and •
Controls before starting the machine.

Perform the daily maintenance before •
starting (see Maintenance Schedule in the
Maintenance section).

Check that there is sufcient fuel in the fuel •
tank.

Adjust the seat to the desired position.•

The following conditions must be fullled before the
engine can be started:

The blade switch for engaging the mower •
blades must be depressed.

The parking brake must be on.•
Both steering controls must be in the locked •

(outer) neutral position.

Starting the Engine

Sit on the seat. •
Raise the mower deck by pushing the release •

button on the top of the lifting lever. Pull the lifting
lever backward to the locked (transport) position.

Activate the parking brake by pushing the release •
button in and pulling the lever fully upwards.

8058-019

Cut height lift lever

Disengage the mower blades by depressing the
blade switch.

8058-080

Released parking brake

8050-847

Blade switch

25

OpERATION

Move the steering controls outward to the locked
(outer) neutral position.

Move the throttle to the middle position.

8058-077

Place controls in neutral position

If the engine is cold, pull the choke control knob up.
NOTE: On models without a separate choke control,
push throttle control all the way forward to the choke
position.

26

8050-849

Set the throttle

8050-850

Set the choke control

OpERATION

Press in and turn the ignition key to the start position.
When the engine starts, immediately release the

ignition key back to the run position.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Do not run the starter for more than 5 seconds
each time. If the engine does not start, wait
approximately 10 seconds before retrying.

Set the desired engine speed with the throttle. Allow
the engine to run at a moderate speed, “half throttle”,
for 3-5 minutes before loading it too heavily.
USE FULL THROTTLE WHEN MOWING.

8050-781

Return to run position

WARNING!

Engine exhaust and certain vehicle
components contain or emit chemicals
considered to cause cancer, birth
defects or other reproductive system
damage. The engine exhaust contains
carbon monoxide, which is a odorless,
colorless, poisonous gas. Do not use
the machine in enclosed spaces.

8050-849

Set the engine speed

27

OpERATION

Weak Battery

WARNING!

Lead-acid batteries generate
explosive gases. Keep sparks,
ame and smoking materials
away from batteries. Always
wear eye protection when around
batteries.

If your battery is too weak to start the engine, it should
be recharged. (See Battery in the Maintenance
section.)

If “jumper cables” are used for emergency starting,
follow this procedure:

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Your mower is equipped with a 12-volt
negative grounded system. The other vehicle
must also be a 12-volt negative grounded
system. Do not use your mower to start other
vehicles.

8011-642

Jumper cable connection

Jumper Cables

Connect each end of the RED cable to the 1.
POSITIVE (+) terminal on each battery, taking
care not to short against chassis.

Connect one end of the BLACK cable to the 2.
NEGATIVE (-) terminal of the fully charged
battery.

Connect the other end of the BLACK cable 3.
to a good CHASSIS GROUND on the mower
with the discharged battery, away from the fuel
tank and battery.

To remove cables, reverse order

Remove BLACK cable rst from chassis and 1.
then from the fully charged battery.

Remove RED cable last from both batteries.2.

28

Running

Release the parking brake by moving the lever 1.
downward.
Your mower is equipped with an operator
presence system. When the engine is running,
any attempt by the operator to leave the seat
without rst setting the parking brake will shut
off the engine.

Move the steering controls to the neutral 2.
position (N).

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

OpERATION

The mower deck’s anti-scalp rollers should be
evenly adjusted.

Set retaining pin into selected cutting height and 3.
secure the opposite side with a cotter hairpin.

WARNING!

Ensure that no one is near mower
when engaging blade switch. Make
sure the work area is free from objects
that could be thrown by the rotating
blades.

Push the release button on the cutting height lever 4.
and move lever to the pin, release the button.

Set the cutting height with the cutting height 5.
adjustment lever.

Engage the mower deck by pulling out the 6.
blade switch.

8058-080

Released parking brake

8058-024

Secure selected cutting height

Mower deck lifting lever

8058-019

29

OpERATION

Move throttle control to full throttle (not choke). 7.
The machine’s speed and direction are
continuously variable using the two steering
controls. When both controls are in the neutral
position, the machine stands still.
By moving both controls an equal amount
forward or backward, the machine moves in a
straight line forward or backward respectively.
In order, for example, to turn right while
moving forward, move the right control
towards the neutral position. The rotation of the
right wheel is reduced and the machine turns
to the right.
Turning on the spot can be achieved by
moving one control backward (behind the
neutral position) and carefully moving the
other steering control forward from its neutral
position.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Control levers return to neutral when released.
This may cause the mower to suddenly stop.

8050-849

Set blade engagement and throttle control

Operating On Hills

Read the Safety Instructions Driving on Slopes in the

Safety section.

WARNING!

Do not drive up or down hills with
slopes greater than 10 degrees. Do not
drive across slopes.

The slowest speed possible should be used •
before starting up or down hills.

Avoid stopping or changing speed on hills.•
If stopping is absolutely necessary, pull drive •

levers into the neutral position and push to the
outside of the unit and engage the parking
brake.

To restart movement, release the parking •
brake.

Pull the control levers back to the center of the •
mower and press forward to regain forward
motion.

Make all turns slowly.•

8058-077

Place controls in neutral position and engage the parking
brake.

30

OpERATION

Mowing Tips

Observe and ag rocks and other xed •
objects to avoid collisions.

Begin with a high cutting height and reduce it •
until the desired mowing result is attained.
The average lawn should be cut to 2½” (64
mm) during the cool season and over 3” (76
mm) during the hot months. For healthier and
better looking lawns, mow often after moderate
growth.
For best cutting performance, grass over 6”
(15 cm) in height should be mowed twice.
Make the rst cut relatively high; the second to
the desired height.

The mowing result will be best with a high •
engine speed (the blades rotate rapidly) and
low speed (the rider moves slowly). If the
grass is not too long and dense, the driving
speed can be increased without negatively
affecting the mowing result.

The nest lawns are obtained by mowing •
often. The lawn becomes more even and the
grass clippings more evenly distributed over
the mown area. The total time taken is not
increased as a higher operating speed can be
used without poor mowing results.

Avoid mowing wet lawns. The mowing result •
is poorer because the wheels sink into the soft
lawn, clumps build, and the grass clippings
fasten under the cowling.

Hose the mower deck underside with water •
after each use. When cleaning, the mower
deck shall be raised into the transport
position. Make sure the mower is cooled and
the engine is off.

Use compressed air to clean top surface of •
the deck. Avoid ooding water on top surface,
engine and electrical components.

When the mulching kit is used, it is important •
that the mowing interval is frequent.

WARNING!

Clear the lawn of stones and other
objects that can be thrown out by the
blades.

8050-819

Mowing pattern

WARNING!

Never drive the rider on terrain that
slopes more than 10 degrees. Mow
slopes up and down, never side
to side. Avoid sudden directional
changes.

31

OpERATION

Stopping the Engine

Allow the engine to idle a minute in order to attain
normal operating temperature before stopping it, if
it has been worked hard. Avoid idling the engine for
longer periods, as there is a risk of the spark plugs
fouling.

Disengage the mower deck by depressing the 1.
blade switch.

Raise the mower deck by depressing the button 2.
and pulling backward to the transport position.

8011-668

Disengage the mower deck

When the machine is standing still, activate the 3.
parking brake by pulling the lever upward.

Move the throttle to the minimum position (tortoise 4.
symbol). Turn the ignition key to the stop position.

Move the steering controls outward.5.
Remove key. Always remove key when leaving 6.

the mower to prevent unauthorized use.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Leaving the ignition switch in any other
position than “OFF” will cause the battery to
be discharged.

32

8058-019

Mower deck lifting lever

8058-080

Released parking brake

OpERATION

Manual Transport

When pushing or pulling the mower, engage the EZT
(Integrated Zeroturn Transaxle) bypass linkages. The
EZT bypass linkages are located on the rear of the
frame, below the rear engine guard.

Raise the deck into the highest cutting 1.
position.

Pull the EZT bypass linkages up and out of 2.
the keyhole slots. Release the levers with the
head outside the frame and held in the bypass
position.

To reengage the EZT’s to drive, reverse the 3.
above procedure.

8058-032

Bypass linkage, EZT engaged

Bypass linkage, EZT locked in the bypass position

8058-033

33

mAINTENANCE

Maintenance Schedule

The following is a list of maintenance procedures that
must be performed on the machine. For those points
not described in this manual, visit an authorized
service workshop. An annual service carried out by

an authorized service workshop is recommended to
maintain your machine in the best possible condition
and to ensure safe operation.

Read Maintenance in the Safety section.

MAINTENANCE

Check the parking brake

Check the engine’s oil level (every refueling)

Check the safety system

Check for fuel and oil leakages

Check/clean the engine’s cooling air intake

Check the mower deck

Check for loose hardware (screws, nuts)

Clean under the mower deck

Start the engine and blades, listen for unusual sounds

Check for damage

Thoroughly clean around the engine

Clean around belts, belt pulleys

Check the tire pressures

Check battery connections

Sharpen3)/ Replace mower blades

Clean the engine’s cooling air intake

Clean the air cleaner’s pre-lter 2) (foam)

Clean the air cleaner’s lter cartridge 2) (paper lter)

Check/adjust the parking brake

Inspect mufer/spark arrestor

2)

Daily At

least
once
each

Before After 10 100 300

year

Maintenance interval

in hours

● ● ● ●

■

● ● ● ●
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

■

●

●

● ● ● ●
♦
♦ ♦ ♦
♦ ♦ ♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

● ● ● ●

● ● ● ●

● ● ●

■ ■ ■ ■

■ ■

■ ■

● ● ● ●
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

1)

First change after 8-10 hours. When operating with a heavy load or at high ambient temperatures, replace every 50 hours.

conditions, cleaning and replacement are required more often.

3)

Performed by authorized service workshop.

● = Described in this manual

♦ = Not described in this manual

■ = Refer to the engine manufacturer's manual

34

2)

In dusty

mAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE

Check/adjust throttle cable

Check the condition of belts, belt pulleys

Change the engine oil

Replace the engine oil lter

Clean/replace the spark plugs

Replace the fuel lter

Replace air lter 2) (paper lter)

Check the caster wheels (every 200 hours)

Replace the air cleaner’s pre-lter 2) (foam)

Dismantle and inspect starter 3) (every 500 hours)

Check/adjust the mower deck

Check the engine valve clearance

Perform the 300-hour service

1)

3)

3)

Daily At

least
once
each

Before After 10 100 300

year

Maintenance interval

in hours

■

● ●

■ ■ ■

■ ■

■

●

■ ■

● ●

■
♦

● ●

♦ ♦
♦ ♦

1)

First change after 5-8 hours. When operating with a heavy load or at high ambient temperatures, replace every 50 hours.

conditions, cleaning and replacement are required more often.

3)

Performed by authorized service workshop.

● = Described in this manual

♦ = Not described in this manual

■ = Refer to the engine manufacturer's manual

WARNING!

Before performing any service or adjustment checklist:

Engage the parking brake.•

Place the Blade-switch in the disengaged position.•

Turn the ignition switch to “OFF” position and remove the key.•

Make sure the blades and all moving parts have completely stopped.•

Disconnect the spark plug wire from all spark plugs and place the wire •
where it cannot come in contact with the plug.

2)

In dusty

35

mAINTENANCE

Battery

Your mower is equipped with a maintenance free
battery and does not need servicing. However,
periodic charging of the battery with an automotive
type battery charger will extend its life.

Keep battery and terminals clean.•
Keep battery bolts tight.•
See charge for charging times.•

Always use protective glasses when
handling the battery.

Cleaning battery and terminals

Corrosion and dirt on the battery and terminals can
cause the battery to “leak” power.

Lift seat and rotate forward.1.
Disconnect BLACK battery cable rst, then 2.

the RED battery cable and remove the battery
from the machine.

Rinse the battery with plain water and dry.3.
Clean terminals and battery cable ends with 4.

wire brush until shiny.
Coat terminals with grease or petroleum jelly5.
Reinstall battery.6.

Replacing battery

Lift seat and rotate forward.1.
Using two ½” wrenches disconnect BLACK 2.

battery cable then RED battery cable.
Position deck to lowest setting.3.
From underside of frame, remove the nuts that 4.

secure the battery hold-down.
Carefully remove the battery from the mower.5.
Install new battery with terminals in the same 6.

position as the old battery.
Reinstall battery hold-down and secure with 7.

nuts removed in Step 5.
First connect RED battery cable to positive (+) 8.

battery terminal with hex bolt and hex nut.
Connect BLACK grounding cable to negative 9.

(-) battery terminal with remaining bolt and nut
Tighten securely.10.
Lower seat11.

STANDARD

BATTERY

12.6V 100%

12.4V 75% 20 min. 35 min. 48 min. 90 min.

12.2V 50% 45 min. 75 min. 95 min. 180 min.

12.0V 25% 65 min. 115 min. 145 min. 280 min.

11.8V 0% 85 min. 150 min. 195 min. 370 min.

STATE

OF

CHARGE

*Charging time depends on battery capacity,

condition, age, temperature and efciency of charger

APPROXIMATE BATTERY CHARGING TIME*
TO FULL CHARGE AT 80OF / 27OC

Maximum Rate at:

50 Amps 30 Amps 20 Amps 10 Amps

- FULL CHARGE -

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Do not attempt to open or remove caps or
covers. Adding or checking level of electrolyte
is not necessary.

Always use two wrenches for the terminal
screws.

WARNING!

Do not short battery terminals by
allowing a wrench or any other object
to contact both terminals at the same
time. Before connecting battery,
remove metal bracelets, wristwatch
bands, rings, etc.

Positive terminal must be connected
rst to prevent sparks from accidental
grounding.

36

8050-109

Remove battery hold-down to replace battery

mAINTENANCE

Safety System

The machine is equipped with a safety system that
prevents starting or driving under the following
conditions.

The engine can only be started when:

The mower deck is disengaged.•
The steering controls are in the outer, locked •

neutral position.
The driver is sitting in the driver’s seat.•
The parking brake is on.•

Make daily inspections to ensure that the safety
system works by attempting to start the engine
when one of the conditions is not met. Change the
conditions and try again.

If the machine starts when one of these conditions
is not met, turn the machine off and repair the safety
system before using the machine again.

Make sure the engine stops when the parking brake
is not engaged and the operator leaves the seated
position.

Check that the engine stops if the mower blades are
engaged and the driver temporarily moves off the
drivers seat.

8058-078

Steering controls locked in neutral

Tire Pressures

All four tires should have a pressure of 15 psi / 103
kPa /1 bar.

8058-079

Check tire pressure

37

mAINTENANCE

Parking Brake

WARNING!

The machine must be standing
absolutely still when the park brake
is engaged.

Visually check that no damage is found on the lever,
linages, or switch belonging to the parking brake.
Perform a stand still test and check that there is a
braking action.

To adjust the parking brake, contact the Dixon service
workshop.

WARNING!

Faulty adjustment can cause an
accident.

8058-080

Released parking brake

Deck Belt

Check every 100 hours of operation. Check for severe
cracking and large nicks.

NOTE: The belt will show some small cracks in normal
operation.

The belts are not adjustable. Replace belts if they
begin to slip from wear.

Deck Belt Removal

Park on a level surface. Apply parking brake.1.
Lower the deck into the lowest cutting position.2.
Remove bolts from belt shields and remove 3.

shields.
Remove any dirt or grass that may have 4.

accumulated around the cutter housings and
entire deck surface.

Carefully roll the belt over the top of the cutter 5.
housing pulleys and off the mower.

Belt Shields

8058-081

Removing deck belt

38

mAINTENANCE

Deck Belt Installation

NOTE: For ease in installing the deck belt, refer to
the routing decal on the top of the deck.

Wrap the deck belt around the electric clutch 1.
pulley that is located on the engine shaft.

Route the belt forward and up onto the deck.2.
Place belt around spring loaded idler pulley.3.
Wrap the belt around the stationary idler pulley 4.

and around the mandrel housings.
Push inward on the idler arm and carefully route 5.

belt over stationary idler pulley. Once belt is
properly routed, slowly release idler arm to tension
belt.

Double check belt routing to make sure it 6.
matches the decal afxed to the deck, and the
belt does not have any twist. Correct as needed.

Replace belt shields on both mandrel housings 7.
and secure with fasteners.

Pump Belt

Replacing EZT (E-Series Zeroturn Transaxle) belt

Park the mower on a level surface. Engage the
parking brake.

1

2

8011-764

1. Clutch pulley

2. Deck belt

Belt routing, 54" deck belt

EZT Belt Removal

NOTE: To maintain efcient cooling and not damage
the EZTs, be careful of the fan blades when servicing
the belt.

Remove the deck belt (see • Deck Belt Removal
in this section of the manual).

Create slack in the belt by removing the spring •
on the pump idler arm.

The belt should now be able to be removed •
from the engine pulley and EZT pulleys.

EZT Belt Installation

Wrap the EZT belt around the EZT pulleys•
Route the belt around the inside of the idler •

pulley.
Wrap the belt around the engine pulley.•
Reattach the spring on the pump idler arm.•
Install clutch onto engine shaft (pulley side •

down), making sure key is installed. Align
the clutch anti-rotation tab into slot on clutch.
Secure clutch, install wire.

Reinstall the deck belt onto the electric clutch •
(see Deck Belt Removal in this section of the
manual).

39

mAINTENANCE

Cutting Blades

To attain the best mowing effect, it is important that
the blades are well sharpened and not damaged.

Bent or cracked blades or blades with large nicks
should be replaced.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The sharpening of blades should be carried
out by an authorized service workshop.

WARNING!

Blades are sharp. Protect your hands
with gloves and/or wrap blades with
a heavy cloth when handling.

Damaged blades should be replaced after hitting
obstacles that result in a breakdown. A service
workshop should decide whether the blade can be
repaired/ground or must be replaced. Balance the
blades after sharpening and check the blade mounts.

Blade replacement

Remove blade bolt by turning counter clockwise.1.
Install new or resharpened blade with stamped 2.

“GRASS SIDE” facing towards ground/grass
(down) or “THIS SIDE UP” facing deck and cutter
housing.

Install and tighten blade bolt securely.3.
Torque blade bolt to 90 ft/lbs (122 Nm).4.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The anti-scalp rollers must not be used for
gauge wheels or the roller and deck may be
damaged.

Anti-scalp Rollers

Anti-scalp rollers are properly adjusted when they are
just slightly off of the ground when the deck is at the
desired cutting height in the operating position. Anti­scalp rollers then keep the deck in the proper position
to help prevent scalping in most terrain conditions.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Special blade bolt is heat treated.

Replace with a Dixon bolt if required.

Do not use lower grade hardware than
specied.

3

1

2

8058-082

1. Blade

2. Blade bolt (special)

3. Cutter housing

Blade attachment

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Adjust anti-scalp rollers with the mower on a
at level surface.

The anti-scalp rollers can be set in three positions:

Upper position 1½ to 2½" (38 to 64 mm) grass•
Middle position 2½" to 4" (64 to 102 mm) grass•
Lower position 4" to 6" (102 to 128 mm) grass.•

The rollers should be approximately ¼" (6.5 mm) from
ground. Do not adjust the rollers to support the deck.

40

8050-830

Anti-scalp rollers

mAINTENANCE

Adjusting the Mower Deck

Deck Leveling

Adjust the deck while the mower is on a level
surface. Make sure the tires are inated to the correct
pressure. See Transmission under Technical Data.
If tires are under or over inated, the deck cannot be
properly adjusted.

The deck should be adjusted slightly higher in the
rear.

NOTE: To insure accuracy of leveling procedure,
mower deck drive belt must be installed prior to
leveling deck.

Wear heavy gloves. Turn each outer blade tip to 1.
align with the deck or in a side-to-side manner.

Measure from the oor surface up to the bottom of 2.
the blade tip on the discharge side of the mower
deck. Retain this measurement.

Move to the opposite side, check that 3.
measurement is the same. If adjustment is
required—with a ¾" or adjustable wrench, turn
the lift link adjustment nuts on either side counter
clockwise to lower or clockwise to raise. Adjust
until both side-to-side measurements are equal.

Turn any blade to align with the deck in front-4.
to-rear manner. If the rear blade tip does
not measure 1/8" to ½" higher, follow the front
adjustment instructions that follow.

With a 5.

5

/8 or adjustable wrench, turn the nuts on
the front suspension linkage. Clockwise raises the
front of the mower, counter clockwise will lower
the front. Adjust nuts until rear of mower deck is
positioned level to 1/8" higher in the rear than the
side-to-side measurement.

NOTE: This will place the mower deck in a base
measurement position. Additional adjustment may
be required to achieve desired cut for the type of
grass or conditions being mowed.

8058-030

Lift link adjustment nut

8058-031

Deck front adjustment nuts

41

mAINTENANCE

Caster Wheels

Check every 200 hours. Check that wheels rotates
freely. If wheels do not rotate freely take the unit to
your dealer for service.

Foam lled tires or solid tires will void the warranty.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

2

1

DO NOT add any type of tire liner or foam ll
material to the tires. Excessive loads created
by foam lled tires will cause premature
failures.

Only use O.E.M. specied tires.

Removal and installation of caster wheel

Remove nut and caster bolt.
Pull the wheel out of the yoke and take care of the

spacers.
Install in reverse order. Tighten caster bolt.

Hardware

Check daily. Inspect the entire machine for loose or
missing hardware.

Cleaning

Regular cleaning and washing, especially under the
mower deck, will increase the machine’s life-span.
Make it a habit to clean the machine directly after use
(after it is cooled), before the dirt sticks.

Do not spray water on the top of the mower deck. Use
compressed air to clean the top side of mower deck.
Regularly clean deck and underside of the deck with
normal water pressure. Do not use a high pressure
washer or steam cleaner. Avoid spraying engine and
electrical components with water

Do not rinse hot surfaces with cold water. Let unit cool
before washing.

4

3

8058-083

1. Caster yoke

2. Caster bolt

3. Long spacer

4. Small spacers

Caster wheels

42

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Use protective glasses when
cleaning and washing.

Lubrication Schedule

LUBRICATION

12/12 Every year

1/52 Every Week

1/365 Every day

Lubricate with grease gun

Oil change

Filter change

General

For engine lubrication, see the engine manufacturer's
Owners Manual.

Remove the ignition key to prevent unintentional
movements during lubrication.

When lubricating with an oil can, it must be lled with
engine oil.

When lubricating with grease, unless otherwise stated,
use a high grade molybdenum disulphide grease.

For daily use, the machine should be lubricated twice
weekly.

8050-836

Lubricate with oil can

Level check

Wipe away excess grease after lubrication.
It is important to avoid getting lubricant on the belts

or the drive surfaces on the belt pulleys. Should this
happen, attempt to clean them with spirits. If the belt
continues to slip after cleaning, it must be replaced.
Gasoline or other petroleum products must not be
used to clean belts.

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LUBRICATION

Wheel and Deck Zerks

Use only good quality bearing grease.
Grease from well-known brand names (petrochemical

companies, etc.) usually maintains a good quality.

Front Wheel Mount

Lubricate with a grease gun until the grease is forced
out.

Front Wheel Bearings

Lubricate 3-4 strokes with a grease gun on each set of
wheel bearings.

Deck Spindles

Lower the cutting deck completely.
If a grease gun without rubber hose is used, the foot

plate must be removed.
Lubricate with a grease gun, 2-3 strokes per spindle.

8050-009

Lubricating the front wheels

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Use minimal lubrication and remove excess
lubricant so that is does not come into contact
with belts or belt pulley drive surfaces.

8058-058

Deck spindle

44

TROUBLE SHOOTING

Problem Cause

Engine will not start Blade switch is engaged.•

Steering controls are not locked in the neutral position•

Parking brake is not activated•

Battery is dead•

Contamination in the carburetor or fuel line.•

Fuel supply is closed or the shutoff valve for the fuel tank is in •
the wrong position

Clogged fuel lter or fuel line•

Ignition system faulty•

Starter does not turn the engine over Battery is dead•

Poor contact of the battery terminal cable connections•

Blown fuse•

Fault in the starter safety circuit. See • Safety System in the
Maintenance section

Engine runs rough Faulty carburetor•

Choke control is pulled out with a warm engine•

Clogged fuel lter or jet•

Clogged ventilation valve on the fuel cap•

Fuel tank nearly empty•

Fouled spark plugs•

Rich fuel mixture or fuel-air mixture.•

Wrong fuel type•

Water in fuel•

Clogged air lter•

Engine seems weak Clogged air lter•

Fouled spark plugs•

Carburetor incorrectly adjusted•

Air trapped in hydraulic system•

Machine vibrates Blades are loose•

Blades are incorrectly balanced•

Engine is loose•

45

TROUBLE SHOOTING

Problem Cause

Engine overheats Clogged air intake or cooling ns•

Engine overloaded•

Poor ventilation around engine•

Defective engine speed regulator•

Too little or no oil in the engine•

Contamination in the carburetor or fuel line.•

Fouled spark plugs•

Battery not charging Poor contact of the battery terminal cable connections•

Charging lead is disconnected•

The machine moves slowly, unevenly, or not at all Parking brake on•

Bypass valve on pump open•

Drive belt for the transmission slack or has come off•

Air trapped in hydraulic system•

Mower deck not engaging Drive belt for the mower deck has come loose•

Contact for the electromagnetic coupling has loosened•

Blade switch is faulty or has come loose from cable •
contact

Blown fuse•

Transaxle leaks oil Damaged seals, housing, or gaskets•

Air trapped in hydraulic system•

Uneven mowing results Different air pressure in tires on the left and right sides.•

Bent blades•

Suspending for the mower deck is uneven•

Blades are dull•

Driving speed too high•

Grass is too long•

Grass collected under the mower deck•

46

STORAGE

Winter Storage

At the end of the mowing season, the machine should
be readied for storage (or if it will not be in use for
longer than 30 days). Fuel allowed to stand for long
periods of time (30 days or more) can leave sticky
residues that can plug the carburetor and disrupt
engine function.

Fuel stabilizers are an acceptable option as regards
to the sticky residues that can occur during storage.

Add stabilizer to the fuel in the tank or in the storage
container. Always use the mixing ratios specied by
the manufacturer of the stabilizer. Run the engine for
at least 10 minutes after adding the stabilizer so that
it reaches the carburetor. Do not empty the fuel tank
and the carburetor if you have added stabilizer

WARNING!

Never store an engine with fuel
in the tank indoors or in poorly
ventilated spaces where fuel vapor
can come in contact with open
ames, sparks, or a pilot light such
as in a boiler, hot water tank, clothes
drier, etc. Handle the fuel with care.
It is very ammable and can cause
serious personal injury and property
damage. Drain the fuel into an
approved container outdoors and
far away from open ame. Never
use gasoline for cleaning. Use
a degreaser and warm water instead.

To ready the machine for storage, follow these steps:

Thoroughly clean the machine, especially under 1.
the mower deck. Touch up damage to the paint
and spray a thin layer of oil on the underside of
the mower deck to avoid corrosion.

Inspect the machine for worn or damaged parts 2.
and tighten any nuts or screws that may have
become loose.

Change the engine oil; dispose of properly.3.
Empty the fuel tanks or add a fuel stabilizer. Start 4.

the engine and allow it to run until the carburetor
is drained of fuel or the stabilizer has reached the
carburetor.

Remove the spark plug and pour about a 5.
tablespoon of engine oil into the cylinder. Turn
over the engine so that the oil is evenly distributed
and then ret the spark plug.

Lubricate all grease zerks, joints, and axles.6.
Remove the battery. Clean, charge, and store the 7.

battery in a cool place, but protect it from direct
cold.

Store the machine in a clean, dry place and cover 8.
it for extra protection.

Service

When ordering spare parts, please specify the
purchase year, model, type, and serial number.

Always use genuine Dixon spare parts.
An annual check-up at an authorized service

workshop is a good way to ensure that your machine
performs its best the following season.

47

SCHEmATIC

48

TECHNICAL DATA

Torque Specications

Hex Head Cap Screws

The torque values shown should be used as a general guideline when specic torque values are not given.

U.S. Standard Hardware

Grade SAE Grade 5 SAE Grade 8 Flangelock Screw

w/Flangelock Nut

ft./lbs ft./lbs Nm ft./lbs Nm ft./lbs Nm

¼ 9 12 13 18

5

/16 18 24 28 38 24 33

3

/8 31 42 46 62 40 54

7

/16 50 68 75 108

½ 75 102 115 156

9

/16 110 150 165 224

5

/8 150 203 225 305

¾ 250 339 370 502

7

/8 378 513 591 801

Shank Size (Diameter in inches, ne or coarse thread)

11/8 782 1060 1410 1912

** Grade 5 - Minimum commercial quality (lower quality not recommended)

Metric Standard Hardware

Grade Grade 8.8 Grade 10.9 Grade 12.9

ft./lbs ft./lbs Nm ft./lbs Nm ft./lbs Nm

M4 1.5 2 2.2 3 2.7 3.6

M5 3 4 4.5 6 5.2 7

M6 5.2 7 7.5 10 8.2 11

M7 8.2 11 12 16 15 20

M8 13.5 18 18.8 25 21.8 29

M10 24 32 35.2 47 43.5 58

M12 43.5 58 62.2 83 75 100

M14 70.5 94 100 133 119 159

M16 108 144 147 196 176 235

M18 142 190 202 269 242 323

M20 195 260 275 366 330 440

Shank Size (Diameter in millimeters, ne or coarse thread)

M22 276 368 390 520 471 628

M24 353 470 498 664 596 794

M27 530 707 474 996 904 1205

49

TECHNICAL DATA

966496201 / 966496301 966883101

Engine

Manufacturer Briggs & Stratton Briggs & Stratton

Type ELS ELS

Power 22 hp* 19.5 hp*

Lubrication Pressure with oil lter Pressure with oil lter

Oil capacity excluding lter 1.78 qt (1.68 liters) 1.78 qt (1.68 liters)

Oil capacity including lter 2 qt (1.89 liters) 2 qt (1.89 liters)

Engine oil, Synthetic
Engine oil, Mineral Class

Fuel

Fuel tank capacity 4.5 gallon (17 liters) 4.5 gallon (17 liters)

Spark plugs/gap

Cooling Air cooling Air cooling

Air lter Standard Standard

Alternator 12V 16A 12V 16A

Starter Electric 12V Electric 12V

Transmission

Type Dual Hydro-Gear EZT Dual Hydro-Gear EZT

Speed and direction controls Dual levers, foam gripped Dual levers, foam gripped

Speed forward 0-6 mph / 0-9.7 km/h 0-6 mph / 0-9.7 km/h

SAE 10W30, 10W40, 5W20

5W30 API, SF-SG

Min 87 octane, unleaded (Max

methanol 10%, max MTBE 15%)

Champion RC12YC

.030" / 0.75 mm

SAE 10W30, 10W40, 5W20

5W30 API, SF-SG

Min 87 octane, unleaded (Max

methanol 10%, max MTBE 15%)

Champion RC12YC

.030" / 0.75 mm

Speed reverse 0-3.5 mph / 0-5.6 km/h 0-3.5 mph / 0-5.6 km/h

Brakes Mechanical parking brake Mechanical parking brake

Front caster tires, smooth tread 11 x 4-5, 4 ply 11 x 4-5, 4 ply

Rear tires, turf pneumatic 18 x 8.5-8 18 x 8.5-8

Tire pressure, front and rear 15 PSI / 103 kPa / 1 bar 15 PSI / 103 kPa / 1 bar

*The power rating of the engines indicated is the average net power output (at specied rpm) of a typical production engine
for the engine model measured to SAE standard J1349/ISO1585. Mass production engines may differ from this value. Actual
power output for the engine installed in the nal machine will depend on the operating speed, environmental conditions and
other variables.

50

TECHNICAL DATA

966496201 / 966496301 965883101

Equipment

Cutting width 42" 46"

Cutting height 1.5" - 4" / 2.5 cm - 10.6 cm 1.5" - 4" / 2.5 cm - 10.6 cm

Uncut circle 0 0

Number of blades 2 2

Blade length 145/8" / 37 cm 22¾ / 58 cm

Nose rollers No No

Sprung seat Standard Standard

Hinged armrests No No

Blade engagement Electric clutch Electric clutch

Deck construction Stamped Stamped

Productivity

Output 2.78 acres/hr / 11250 m2/hr 2.37 acres/hr / 9591 m2/hr

Overall dimensions

Weight 570 lbs / 258 kg 525 lbs / 238 kg

Base machine length 75" / 191 cm 75" / 191 cm

Base machine width 40" 102 cm 40" 102 cm

Base machine height 43¾" / 112 cm 41¾" / 106 cm

Overall width, chute up

Overall width, chute down 58 " / 147cm 56" / 142 cm

43" / 109 cm 48" / 122 cm

51

TECHNICAL DATA

965883201

Engine

Manufacturer Briggs & Stratton

Type ELS

Power 22 hp*

Lubrication Pressure with oil lter

Oil capacity excluding lter 1.78 qt s(1.68 liters)

Oil capacity including lter 2 qts (1.89 liters)

Engine oil, Synthetic
Engine oil, Mineral Class

Fuel

Fuel tank capacity 4.5 gallon (17 liters)

Spark plugs/gap

Cooling Air cooling

Air lter Standard

Alternator 12V 16A

Starter Electric 12V

Transmission

Type Dual Hydro-Gear EZT

Speed and direction controls Dual levers, foam gripped

Speed forward 0-9.5 mph / 0-15.3 km/h

SAE 10W30, 10W40, 5W20

5W30 API, SF-SG

Min 87 octane, unleaded (Max

methanol 10%, max MTBE 15%)

Champion RC12YC

.030" / 0.75 mm

Speed reverse 0-5 mph / 0-8 km/h

Brakes Mechanical parking brake

Front caster tires, smooth tread 11 x 4-5, 4 ply

Rear tires, turf pneumatic 18 x 9.5-8

Tire pressure, front and rear 15 PSI / 103 kPa / 1 bar

*The power rating of the engines indicated is the average net power output (at specied rpm) of a typical production engine
for the engine model measured to SAE standard J1349/ISO1585. Mass production engines may differ from this value. Actual
power output for the engine installed in the nal machine will depend on the operating speed, environmental conditions and
other variables.

52

TECHNICAL DATA

965883201

Equipment

Cutting width 54"

Cutting height 1.5" - 4" / 2.5 cm - 10.6 cm

Uncut circle 0

Number of blades 3

Blade length 18¼" / 46.4 cm

Nose rollers No

Sprung seat Standard

Hinged armrests No

Blade engagement Electric clutch

Deck construction Stamped

Productivity

Output 2.78 acres/hr / 11250 m2/hr

Overall dimensions

Weight

Base machine length 75" / 191 cm

Base machine width 40" 102 cm

Base machine height 41¾" / 106 cm

Overall width, chute up 57" / 145 cm

Overall width, chute down

538 lbs / 238 kg

67½" / 174 cm

53

CONFORmITy CERTIFICATES

USA requirements

Labels are placed on the engine and/or in the engine
compartment stating that the machine will fulll the
requirements. This is also applicable to special
requirements for any of the states, (California emission
rules etc.). Do not remove any of these labels.
Certicates can also be supplied with the machine at
delivery or written in the Engine manual. Take care of
them as they are valuable documents.

CE requirements

If required, vibration data corresponding to Directive
2002/44/EC is given in the Technical Data Section.

The Declaration of Conformity is included in the
literature packet.

54

WARRANTy

DIXON® ZTR® RESIDENTIAL

SpeedZTR™ and RAM 42 Residential Mowers

DIXON WARRANTS ITS ZTR MOWERS AGAINST DEFECTS IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP FOR

THE PERIODS SET FORTH BELOW. THE SOLE REMEDY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS REPLACEMENT

OR REPAIR OF PARTS INCLUDING LABOR COSTS.

THIS WARRANTY IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS:

RESIDENTIAL WARRANTY (used only at owner’s primary place of residence):1.

First two years - 100% parts and labor subject to the conditions and limitations described herein for a a.
period of two years from date of purchase by the original owner.

Third year - limited to 100% parts cost as shown in the current Dixon Parts Price List and subject to the b.
conditions and limitations as described herein.

Attachments marketed through or approved by Dixon are warranted for two years parts and labor in c.
residential use applications.

NOT APPROVED FOR COMMERCIAL USE.2.

All Dixon warranty must be accomplished by authorized Dixon dealers and in accordance with Dixon warranty 3.
policy and allowances. All warranty claims must be submitted to Dixon for approval.

Warranty applies to new mowers.4.

Warranty labor reimbursement to dealers based on published Dixon at rate schedule.5.

Warranty does not apply to damage in transit or incidents of misuse, negligence, accidents, or alteration. The 6.
use of parts or components other than those supplied by Dixon VOIDS ALL WARRANTY.

Battery warranty is limited to 1 year from mower manufacture date.7.

The following items are not covered by this warranty policy:8.

Routine maintenance or adjustments to include any oils, lters or other uids used.a.

Belts, blades, tires and cosmetic appearance (paint, seat fade, etc.)b.

Pick up and delivery charges for transportation of mower to and from an authorized Dixon dealer’s place c.
of business.

Engines. These are covered under a separate warranty by each individual engine manufacturer. Consult d.
engine manual for warranty details.

Any costs or expense of providing substitute equipment while repair work is being performed on a e.
warranted mower.

THERE IS NO OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTY. TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, ALL IMPLIED 9.
WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE EXCLUDED, OTHERWISE, ALL SUCH IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO THE SAME DURATION
AND REMEDIES AS THE EXPRESS WARRANTY. ALL LIABILITIES FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES UNDER
ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY ARE EXCLUDED.

55

SERVICE JOURNAL

Action

Delivery Service

1. Charge the battery.

2. Adjust the tire pressure of all wheels to 15 PSI (1 bar).

3. Mount the steering controls in the normal position.

4. Connect the contact box to the cable for the seat’s safety switch.

5. Check that the right amount of oil is in the engine.

6. Adjust the position of the steering controls.

7. Fill with fuel and open the fuel shut off valve.

8. Start the engine.

9. Check that there is drive to both wheels.

10. Check the mower deck adjustment.

11. Check:

Safety switch for the parking brake.

Safety switch for the mower deck.

Safety switch in the seat.

Date, mtr reading,

stamp, sign

Safety switch in the steering controls.

Parking brake functionality.

Driving forward.

Driving backward.

Engaging the blades.

12. Check engine high idle speed

13. Inform the customer about:
Need and advantages of following the service schedule.

Need and advantages of leaving the machine for service.

Effects of service and maintaining a service journal on the machine’s
resale value.

Application areas for mulching.

14. Fill in the sales papers, etc. Delivery service has

been carried out.
No remaining notes.
Certied:

56

SERVICE JOURNAL

Action

Daily Service

1. Clean debris from mower.

2. Check engine oil level.

3. Check the tire pressures.

4. Check underside of deck.

5. Inspect deck pulleys.

6. Check/clean the engine’s cooling air intake.

7. Check safety system.

8. Check seat belt.

9. Check fuel system for leaks.

10. Inspect safety guards and shields.

11. Check brake adjustment.

Date, mtr reading,

stamp, sign

After 10 hours

1. Change the engine oil.

2. Change the oil lter.

3. Check hydraulic oil level.

4. Inspect hydraulic hoses.

5. Inspect hydraulic belt.

6. Inspect hydraulic lter.

7. Check neutral position.

8. Check safety system.

9. Check seat belt.

10. Check fuel system for leaks.

11. Inspect safety guards and shields.

12. Check brake adjustment.

57

SERVICE JOURNAL

Action

100-Hour Service

1. Grease ttings (caster pivots and caster wheels)

2. Inspect dampeners

3. Inspect frame

4. Inspect throttle and choke cables

5. Inspect hardware

6. Check the tire pressures

7. Change the engine oil and lter

8. Change air lter

9. Inspect spark plug

10. Inspect fuel lter

11. Check engine RPM

12. Clean underside of deck

13. Check blade pitch

14. Grease blade spindles

Date, mtr reading,

stamp, sign

15. Inspect spindle bearings

16. Inspect deck belt and blades

17. Inspect idler arm bearings

18. Inspect deck idler pulleys

19. Check hydraulic oil level

20. Inspect hydraulic lter

21. Inspect hydraulic drive belt

22. Inspect hydraulic hoses

23. Check neutral position

24. Inspect battery connections

25. Check safety system

26. Check seat belt

27. Check fuel system for leaks

28. Inspect safety guards and shields

29. Check brake adjustment

58

SERVICE JOURNAL

Action

300-Hour Service

1. Grease ttings (caster pivots and caster wheels)

2. Inspect dampeners

3. Inspect frame

4. Inspect throttle and choke cables

5. Inspect hardware

6. Check the tire pressures

7. Change the engine oil and lter

8. Change air lter

9. Inspect spark plug

10. Inspect fuel lter

11. Check engine RPM

12. Clean underside of deck

13. Check blade pitch

14. Grease blade spindles

Date, mtr reading,

stamp, sign

15. Inspect spindle bearings

16. Inspect deck belt and blades

17. Inspect idler arm bearings

18. Inspect deck idler pulleys

19. Check brake adjustment

20. Inspect safety guards and shields

21. Replace hydraulic drive belt

22. Inspect hydraulic hoses

23. Check neutral position

24. Inspect battery connections

25. Load test battery

26. Clean electrical connections

27. Inspect the clutch

28. Check safety system

29. Check seat belt

30. Check fuel system for leaks

59

SERVICE JOURNAL

Action

At least once each year

1. Clean the engine’s cooling air intake.

2. Replace the air cleaner’s pre-lter (foam).

3. Replace the air lter’s paper cartridge.

4. Change the engine oil.

5. Replace the engine oil lter.

6. Check/adjust the cutting height.

7. Check/adjust the parking brake.

8. Clean/Change the spark plugs.

9. Replace the fuel lter.

10. Check the engine valve clearance.

Date, mtr reading,

stamp, sign

60

SERVICE JOURNAL

Action

Date, mtr reading,

stamp, sign

61

SERVICE JOURNAL

Action

Date, mtr reading,

stamp, sign

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