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Troubleshooting

Are the blades making contact? While your mower’s cutting system was

precision set during assembly, it is possible that some slippage may occur

during shipping, handling and operation. To check if the cutting gap is set

properly, refer to Checking Cutting Performance on page 10.

Problem: Turning the mower is difficult or requires

stooping.

Is the handle height set properly? If the adjustable handle is set too low,

turning your mower may require you to stoop over. If this happens, refer to

Adjusting Your Mower on page 8 for instructions on raising the handle.

Problem: The mower makes a scraping or

tinging noise.

Does the drive chain need to be lubricated? Your mower features a

powerful chain drive. The chain itself is similar to the chain on a bicycle,

and like a bicycle, the chain may make a noise or become hard to move

when rusted or in need of lubrication. To ﬁx this problem, lubricate the

chain through the access hole in the chain cover as described in Care and

Maintenance on page 16.

Is the cutting reel or stationary blade damaged? While your mower has

hardened blades, blade damage can still occur if rocks, concrete edges or

other hard debris are struck. If this happens, the damaged area of the blade

may cause a high-pitched sound when it passes the other blade. See Care

and Maintenance on page 16 for additional details.

Are the blades making contact? While your mower’s cutting system was

precision set during assembly, it is possible that some slippage may occur

during shipping, handling and operation. To check if the cutting gap is set

properly, refer to Checking Cutting Performance on page 10.

Problem: The mower leaves some uncut blades

of grass.

Is your grass very long or are tall weeds present? If grass over 6" long or

tall weeds are present, they may be knocked down by the mower’s front fork

assembly. If this happens, either pull these long stragglers by hand or make a

second mowing pass to try and cut them. To prevent this entirely, never let your

grass grow longer than 6".

Does the front of the mower rise off the ground? If the adjustable handle is

set too high, the force you exert when pushing the mower may cause the front

wheels to rise up off the ground, resulting in uneven cutting. If this happens,

refer to Adjusting Your Mower on page 8.

Are the blades set improperly? While your mower's cutting system was

precision set during assembly, it is possible that some slippage may occur

during shipping, handling and operation. To check if the cutting system is set

properly, refer to Checking Cutting Performance on page 10.

Problem: The mower is hard to push or the reel

doesn’t spin freely.

Are you trying to cut too much grass? The mower may become hard to

push or even clog if the cut height is set too low for the length of the grass

being cut. If this is the case, readjust the cut height so that you are cutting no

more than 1/3 of the length of the grass.

Is the mower awkward to push? If the adjustable handle is set too high, it may

feel awkward while pushing. If this happens, refer to Adjusting Your Mower on

page 8 for instructions on lowering the handle.

Is the drive train obstructed? If you ﬁnd that your mower becomes harder to

push, examine the ends of the reel and the wheels to see if grass clippings or

other debris have caused a jam. If an obstruction is present, clear it with a long

bristled brush or soft tool.

Troubleshooting

Questions? Suggestions?

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Problem: The cutting reel remains stationary when

the mower is pushed forward.

Did the drive chain come off? Your mower features a powerful chain drive

system. The drive system consists of a chain and two sprockets, similar

to those found on a bicycle. While unlikely, slippage during shipping,

handling or operation may cause the drive chain to come off or a drive

sprocket to loosen. To investigate either condition, use a 10 mm wrench

or socket to remove the drive system cover by removing the two bolts that

hold it in place. If the chain is off one or both sprockets, follow the steps

outlined below. The chain on your mower has a master link, which allows

you to remove and install the chain with a ﬂathead screwdriver or a set of

pliers. The master link appears slightly different than the rest of the

chain links.

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To remove: use a ﬂathead screwdriver or pliers to slide the master link

plate (A) away from the open end (B). Removing the plate (A) allows

the master link to be removed and the chain can be uninstalled from

the sprockets (see below).

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To install: wrap the chain around both sprockets and close the loop

with the master link. Replace the master link plate (A) by sliding it

over the pins (C). It will snap in place and sit on the chain as shown

(see below).

 •Replacethedrivesystemcover.

Did a drive sprocket loosen? If the chain is on both drive sprockets, with

your hands safely away from the cutting reel and the drive system, roll the

mower forward and observe both sprockets. If both sprockets turn and the

reel does not, the small drive sprocket has come loose. If neither sprocket

turns, the large drive sprocket has come loose. To tighten either sprocket,

ﬁrst remove the set screw from that sprocket completely with a 5 mm Allen

wrench. After aligning the holes in the sprocket and the shaft, replace and

tighten the set screw. It is important that the set screw be tightened so that

it extends into the hole in the shaft. Use thread locking ﬂuid if you have it.

Test again, to ensure that the drive system is working correctly. Replace

the drive system cover. If the set screw is missing, call 1-877-201-3260 for

a replacement.

Has a burr formed on a blade surface? If the reel will not spin, or the reel

stops spinning at a point, a burr may have formed on the reel blades or

the bedknife. In most cases, this can be repaired. To remove the burr, you

will need a ﬂat ﬁle, such as a mill ﬁle designed for ﬁnishing metal. Position

the mower on a ﬁrm, level surface, with blocked rear wheels to ensure the

mower cannot roll forward. Rotate the reel blades backwards to expose the

portion of the reel blade or bedknife with the burr. Keep the face of the ﬁle

ﬂat on the blade surface, and use long, straight strokes to remove the burr

slowly. If possible, avoid removing material from the cutting edge and only

ﬁle the region that is preventing the reel from spinning freely. When the burr

has been ﬁled down to the cutting edge surface, check the cutting gap as

described in Checking Cutting Performance on page 10.

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