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ENGLISH 9

SAFE MOWING PRACTICES

For your safety, keep all four wheels on the ground, and be careful to

avoid losing your footing and your control of the mower. Keep a firm

grip on the handlebar, and walk, never run, with the mower. Be very

careful when mowing uneven or rough ground.

If stuck, do not kick or shove the mower with your foot. Use the

handlebar to control the mower.

Slopes

Mow across slopes, not up and

down. Avoid steep slopes (more than

20°), and be careful when changing

direction. Mowing on a slope when

the grass is damp or wet could cause

you to slip, fall, and lose control of

the mower.

Obstacles

Use the side of the mower to cut

close to large obstacles, such as

fences or walls.

Release the drive clutch lever to

disengage the drive when mowing around trees and other obstacles.

Push the mower around obstacles for better directional control. Be

careful when mowing over obstacles embedded in the lawn, such as

sprinkler heads, paving, edging, etc. Avoid anything that sticks up

above the surface of the lawn.

If the blade hits something, or if the mower starts to vibrate, stop the

engine immediately and check for damage. Striking objects may

damage the blade, bend the crankshaft, and/or break the mower deck

or other components. Vibration usually indicates serious trouble.

The warranty does not cover parts damaged by collision.

Gravel and Loose Objects

Gravel, loose stones, and landscaping material can be picked up by

the mower and thrown many feet with enough force to cause serious

personal injury and/or property damage. The best way to prevent

potential injury from thrown objects is to release the flywheel brake

lever to stop the blade before reaching areas with gravel, loose

stones, or landscaping material.

MOWING TIPS

When to Mow

Most grasses should be mowed when they have grown 12 ~ 25 mm

above their recommended height.

More frequent mowing is required for mulching. For best results, you

may need to mow the lawn twice a week during the growing season.

Cutting Height

Consult a local nursery or lawn

and garden center for cutting

height recommendations and

advice about specific types of

grasses and growing conditions

in your area.

If you look closely, you'll see that

most grass has stems and leaves. If

you cut off the leaves, you'll scalp the

lawn. Let the grass recover between

mowings. Your mower will work

better, and your lawn will look better.

If your grass gets too tall, cut it once at the highest cutting height

setting, and then mow again in 2 or 3 days. Don't take off more than

one third of total grass height in any one mowing, or brown patches

may develop.

Cutting height adjustment levers are explained in the CONTROLS

chapter (page 4).

Cutting Width

For an even lawn finish, overlap each mowing swath by a few

centimeters. If the grass is very tall or thick, use more overlap and a

narrower mowing swath.

Blade Speed

The blade must spin very fast to cut properly. Always use the fast

throttle setting, and keep the engine running at maximum rpm.

If engine speed drops, it could mean the engine is being overloaded

by the blade trying to cut too much grass. Mow a narrower swath,

move the mower slower, or raise the cutting height.

Blade Sharpness

A sharp blade cuts cleanly. A dull blade tears the grass, leaving

shredded ends that turn brown. When your blade doesn't cut cleanly

anymore, have it sharpened or replaced.

Dry Grass

If the ground is too dry, mowing will stir up a lot of dust. Besides being

unpleasant to work in, too much dust will clog the carburetor air filter.

If dust is a problem, water your lawn the day before mowing. Mow

when the grass is dry to your touch, but the soil is still moist.

Wet Grass

Wet grass is slippery and can make you lose your footing. Also, wet

grass clippings will clog the mower deck and collect in clumps on the

lawn. Always wait for wet grass to dry before mowing.

B WARNING

The blade is sharp and spins at high speed.

A spinning blade can cut you severely and can

amputate fingers and toes.

• Wear protective footwear.

• Keep your hands and feet away from the mower

deck while the engine is running.

• Stop the engine before performing any adjustment,

inspection, or maintenance.

B WARNING

A worn, cracked, or damaged blade can break, and

pieces of the damaged blade can become dangerous

projectiles.

Thrown objects can cause serious injury.

Inspect the blade regularly, and do not operate the

mower with a worn or damaged blade.

LONG ENOUGH

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