Q: What kind of engine is leveraged in the lawn tractor?
A: This lawn tractor consists of an internal combustion engine which has a power rating of 18 HP.
Q: How do I engage the lawn tractor?
A: You need to engage the throttle pedal, check if the PTO switch is set to OFF position, move the lever of hydrostatic control into neutral, set the throttle to FAST position, and turn the ignition key to START position to engage the lawn tractor.
Q: Are there other features provided in the lawn tractor to enhance safety?
A: Yes, lawn tractors come with a safety interlock mechanism which immobilises the engine from being started when the PTO switch is set on and the clutch-brake pedal is off.
Q: I have a lawn tractor that is lying idle for two months, would I have to check the battery? If yes, how do I check the charge?
A: Yes, set the battery in a storage area where there are no extreme temperatures and ensure that the battery contacts are free from dirt and corrosion which would help you maintain the balance charge of the battery.
Q: Is there a preferably high and low limit for the tire pressure?
A: Ideally, low limit for pressure should not go below 12 p.s.i and high limits should not exceed 30 psi as it might affect the performance of the lawn tractor.
Q: Lifting weights is something I often do for exercise, would it be a good idea to engage in sloping while using the tractor?
A: Engaging in a slope with the tractor is dangerous and could lead to serious injuries so even the ideal slope of 15 degrees should be avoided during usage.
Q: How do I resolve an issue when the ignition fails to start?
A: One quite common reason could be from faulty components in the ignition system or blown fuses, failing which confirm that the battery is properly fitted and adequately charged.