Page 2 - Table of Contents
2 Content Page Finding Model Number............................................................................. 3 Safe Operation Practices ......................................................................... 4 Slope Guage ...........................................................................
Page 4 - GENERAL OPERATION; SECTION 3: IMPORTANT SAFE OPERATION PRACTICES
4 1. GENERAL OPERATION • Read this owner’s guide carefully in its entirety before attempting to assemble this machine. Read,understand, and follow all instructions on themachine and in the manual(s) before operation. Becompletely familiar with the controls and the properuse of this machine before op...
Page 5 - Your Responsibility
5 DO: • Mow across the face of slopes; never up and down. Exercise extreme caution when changing directionon slopes. • Watch for holes, ruts, hidden objects, or bumps. Tall grass can hide obstacles. • Always be sure of your footing. A slip and fall can cause serious personal injury. If you feel you ...
Page 6 - SECTION 4: SLOPE GAUGE; IN
6 SECTION 4: SLOPE GAUGE 1 5 o S IG H T A N D H O L D T H IS L E V E L W IT H A V E R T IC A L T R E E A P O W E R P O L E A C O R N E R O F A B U IL D IN G O R A F E N C E P O S T F O L D O N D O T T E D L IN E , R E P R E S E N T IN G A 1 5 o S L O P E W A R N IN G D o n o t m o w o n i n c lin e ...
Page 7 - SECTION 5: UNPACKING; Removing Unit From Carton; SECTION 6: SETTING UP MOWER; Tools Required
7 SECTION 5: UNPACKING Removing Unit From Carton • Remove staples, break glue on top flaps, or cut tape at carton end and peel along top flap to open carton. • Remove loose parts if included with unit (i.e., Operator’s manual, etc.). See Figure 2. FIGURE 2 • Cut along dotted lines and lay carton dow...
Page 8 - Assembling Handle; Attaching Starter Rope
8 Assembling Handle • Raise the lower handle in the direction shown in Figure 4A till it snaps into place. Note: Make sure to route the cable inside the lower handle. Also do not crimp the cable while lifting thehandle up. For shipping purposes, the hairpin clip is placed in the outer hole of the we...
Page 9 - Attaching Discharge Chute
9 Attaching Discharge Chute Your lawn mower was shipped as a mulcher. Remove the mulching cover and attach the side-discharge chute for discharging grass clippings. • Remove three plastic wing nuts holding the mulching cover to the deck. See Figure 6A. Keep the cover in a safe place for future use. ...
Page 10 - SECTION 8: OPERATION
10 Recoil Starter The recoil starter is attached to the handle. Stand behind the unit and pull the recoil starter to start the unit. Primer The primer is used to pump gas into the carburetor. Use it to start a cold engine, but do not use it to restart awarm engine after short shutdown. Blade Control...
Page 11 - Starting Engine; WARNING; starting or operating.; Stopping Engine
11 Gasoline WARNING: Never fill fuel tank indoors, or when engine is running or hot. Do not smoke when filling fuel tank. • Clean area around fuel cap. Remove cap. See Figure 8. Use a funnel to prevent spillage.• Pour approximately 1.5 quarts of fresh, regular grade, unleaded gasoline slowly to the ...
Page 12 - Using Your Lawn Mower; Height Adjustment; SECTION 9: MAINTENANCE; maintenance or adjustments.; Cleaning Mower
12 WARNING: Do not mow on slopes with casters unlocked since the mower can drift downhill. Using Your Lawn Mower Your mower is designed to operate as a mulching or a side-discharge unit. • For converting from a mulcher to a side-discharge unit, refer to instructions on page 9 of this manual. • For c...
Page 13 - Engine Maintenance; Lubrication; Wheels; Blade Control Handle
13 WARNING: Never tip the mower more than 90 degrees and do not leave the mower tipped for any length of time. Oil can drain into the upper part of the engine causing a starting problem. Engine Maintenance • A list of key maintenance jobs required for good performance by the mower over the years fol...
Page 14 - Blade Care; using heavy gloves or a rag to grasp the cutting blade.; for correct tightness.
14 SECTION 10: SERVICE & ADJUSTMENTS Blade Care Periodically inspect the blade adapter for cracks, especially if you strike a foreign object. Replace when necessary. WARNING: When removing the cutting blade for sharpening or replacement, protect hands by using heavy gloves or a rag to grasp the ...
Page 15 - Adjusting Handle Height; Adjusting Cutting Height
15 NOTE: An unbalanced blade will cause excessive vibration when rotating at high speeds, may cause damage to themower and could break, causing personal injury. • Test the blade by balancing it on a round shaft screwdriver or a blade balancer. See Figure 11B. • If the blade is not balanced, remove m...
Page 16 - Front Wheel Adjustment; Mower
16 Front Wheel Adjustment The front wheel cutting height is determined by placing the axle rod in one of the six height adjustment positions ineach caster assembly on the front wheels. • To adjust, remove the wing nut from the axle bolt. See Figure 13B.• Slide the axle bolt and spring washer from th...
Page 18 - SECTION 13: PARTS LIST
18 SECTION 13: PARTS LIST 9 10 8 14 5 1 3 2 2 4 4 12 13 6 Ref. No. Part No. Code Description 1. 714-0104 Hairpin Clip 2. 720-0241 Wing Nut 3. 726-0240 Cable Tie 4. 736-0451 Saddle Washer 5. 749-0907A Lower Handle 6. 749-0438B Upper Handle 7. 647-0004 Control Handle 8. 720-0295 Foam Grip 9. 710-1205 ...
Page 21 - Your Notes; Date
Page 23 - MANUFACTURER’S LIMITED WARRANTY FOR:
23 MANUFACTURER’S LIMITED WARRANTY FOR: For TWO YEARS from the date of retail purchasewithin the United States of America, its possessionsand territories, White Outdoor Products Company will,at its option, repair or replace, for the originalpurchaser, free of charge, any part or parts found to bedef...
Page 24 - birth defects or other reproductive harm.
WARNING: The Engine Exhaust from this product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.