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PROCEDURE FOR RAISING AND

 

LOWERING THE DECK FOR

 

SERVICING

 

12.   RAISING THE DECK:

 

A.   Remove cut height adjustment pin and 

completely lower the cut height adjustment 

lever. Re-insert the cut height adjustment 

pin into the 3-1/2° cut height position (this 

will lock the cut height adjustment lever into 

the lowest position).

 

.  B.  Flip up the foot deck to allow access to the 

engine to deck drive belt. Roll the engine to 

deck drive belt off the center spindle. Hook 

the engine to deck drive belt onto the bolt 

protruding out of the top of the foot deck 

support angle.

 

C.  Lift the rear corner of the deck and 

disconnect the rear deck  mounting 

latch. Repeat for the other side.

 

D.  Position the front caster wheels so they are 

away from the deck (such as the tractor 

would be traveling in reverse).

 

E.  Attach a hoist to the deck lift bolt. Lift the 

nose of the deck until the deck is standing 

vertical and the deck latch engages.

 

IMPORTANT NOTE: MAKE SURE 

THAT THE DECK IS LIFTED FAR 

ENOUGH FOR THE DECK LATCH TO 

FULLY ENGAGE THE LOCKING

 

PIN (located on the left side of the deck 

mounting suspension). This will prevent 

the deck from falling down when 

servicing the underside of the mower 

deck.

 

13.   LOWERING THE DECK: 

A.  While lifting the nose of the deck disengage the 

deck latch from the locking pin. Push

 

the bottom of the deck towards the rear of the 

tractor while holding the deck latch so that it 

clears the locking pin. Lower the deck until it 

rest on the ground.

 

-B.  Lift the rear comer of the deck and re -

connect the rear deck mounting latch. 

Repeat for the other side.

 

C.  Roll the engine to deck drive belt back onto the 

center spindle. Insure that the engine to deck 

drive belt is installed onto all of the pullies and 

idlers in the drive train.

 

D.  Lower the foot deck down into the operation 

position.

 

 

Summary of Contents for ZTR 700 Series

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Page 2: ...tion 1 Safety Interlock Systems 3 III START UP AND OPERATION Checklist Before Operation 3 Control Locations 4 Operation 4 Mowing Recommendations 6 VI MAINTENANCE Maintenance Schedule 6 Maintenance Ins...

Page 3: ...ty does not apply to damage in transit or incidents of misuse negligence accidents or alteration The use of parts or components other than those supplied by Dixon Industries Inc VOIDS ALL WARRANTY 6 T...

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Page 5: ...be trained in its proper use and warned of its dangers Before operating adjusting or servicing the Zero Turning Radius Mower they should read and understand this entire manual and the engine owner s m...

Page 6: ...cool before storing in any enclosure The engine exhaust and gasoline fumes are dangerous 14 NEVER REMOVE THE FUEL CAP or add gasoline to a running or hot engine that has not been allowed to cool for 2...

Page 7: ...Levers are moved to the IN position 6 The engine will stop if the brake is SET and the mower blade clutch is engaged CHECKLIST BEFORE OPERATION 1 Make sure fuel tank is full Use regular unleaded gaso...

Page 8: ...ed cranking will damage starter motor and shorten the battery life 7 ADJUST ENGINE THROTTLE AND CHOKE for desired engine smoothness and speed NOTE When mowing always run engine at full throttle 8 RELE...

Page 9: ...top Pin 13 ENGAGE MOWER BLADE CLUTCH Set the Blade Clutch Switch to the ON position The engine will not start if the blade clutch is engaged If the operator is not in the seat the engine will stop if...

Page 10: ...ase oil level before each use Clean grass from Hydrostat fans and cooling fans before each use Check air intake screen after each use Clean grass under deck after each use Check tire pressure every 10...

Page 11: ...ays reconnect the ground wire last Keep the battery clean Remove the corrosion around the battery terminals by applying a solution of one part baking soda to four parts water Coat all exposed terminal...

Page 12: ...moval Check the oil level on the dipstick The proper oil level should register between the marked hole on the dipstick and the end of the dipstick Replenish as needed with 20W 50 Motor Oil DO NOT OVER...

Page 13: ...To Align Handles Sit on the seat and push the control levers full forward and full backward If the ends do not match the handles maybe adjusted as follows a Locate Setscrew stops in the Steering Cont...

Page 14: ...front of the mower Remove old belt if required Replace with new belt C With the belt in place on all pullies reinsert the spring heavy washer lockwasher and 3 8 bolt Tighten 3 8 bolt fully 11 LEVELING...

Page 15: ...hoist to the deck lift bolt Lift the nose of the deck until the deck is standing vertical and the deck latch engages IMPORTANT NOTE MAKE SURE THAT THE DECK IS LIFTED FAR ENOUGH FOR THE DECK LATCH TO...

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Page 17: ...re loose or grounded check spark plug wires Spark plug s faulty or improperly gapped check spark plug condition and reset gap Electronic ignition defective consult dealer Dirty or maladjusted carburet...

Page 18: ...MOWER WONT MOVE FORWARD Drive belt broken or slipping replace drive belt Shift linkage cable disconnected reconnect Transmission shift arm disconnected reconnect Transmission oil low add oil Transmis...

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Page 20: ...NOTES...

Page 21: ...he state of California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm Dixon and ZTR are registered trademarks of Dixon Industries Inc Dixon Industries inc A BLOUNT International Inc company...

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