Ariens 915145-Zoom XL 42 Specifications download pdf (Page 25)

6.Installthefilterguardsremovedin

step2.Tightenthemountingscrewsto

65Ibf-in(7.3N°m).

7.Fillwith20W-50engineoilwithanSL

APIclassificationuntiloilappearsatthe

bottomofthedrainplug(about2quarts

pertransaxle).Installthedrainplugand

tightenitto180Ibf-in(20.3N°m).

8.Repeatsteps1-7fortheother

transaxle.

9.Followtheinstructionsin"ToAdd

HydraulicFluid:"onpage24.

1.DrainPlug

2.OilFilter

3.FilterGuard

4.MountingHardware

Figure25

Purging the Hydraulic System

,_ WARNING: This adjustmentrequires operating the engine.

Use extreme care to avoid

contact with moving parts and hot

surfaces. Be sure rear of unit is

well supported and secure before

starting engine.

1. With the unit up to and facing a wall, jack

up the unit so that both drive wheels are

off the ground.

2. Disengage the parking brake and put the

transaxle bypass levers in the neutral

position (see MOVING UNIT

MANUALLY on page 14).

3. Start the engine and slowly move the

steering levers in forward and reverse

five or six times.

4. Stop the engine and put the transaxle

bypass levers in the drive position (see

MOVING UNIT MANUALLY on

page 14).

5. Start the engine and slowly move the

steering levers in forward and reverse

five or six times.

6. Stop the engine, check the oil level and

add oil as needed.

7. Repeat steps 2-6 until the transaxles

operate smoothly in forward and reverse

at normal speeds without excessive

noise.

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Short Term Storage

IMPORTANT: NEVER clean unit with high-

pressure water or store unit outdoors.

Remove all dirt, grease, leaves, etc. Store in

a clean dry area.

Inspect unit for signs of wear or damage.

Ensure all fasteners are properly tightened.

Long Term Storage

Follow all instructions under Short Term

Storage.

Remove and fully charge battery. Store in a

clean dry area.

Drain fuel from fuel tank.

Refer to Engine Manual for the proper engine

storage procedures.

Touch up all scratched or chipped paint

surfaces.

Fuel System

Gasoline left in the fuel system for extended

periods without a stabilizer will deteriorate,

resulting in gum deposits in the system.

These deposits can damage the carburetor

and the fuel hoses, filter and tank. Prevent

deposits from forming in the fuel system

during storage by adding a quality fuel

stabilizer to the fuel. Follow the

recommended mix ratio found on the fuel

stabilizer container.

To treat the fuel system for storage:

1. Add fuel stabilizer according to

manufacturers's instructions.

2. Run engine for at least 10 minutes after

adding stabilizer to allow it to reach the

carbu retor.

NEVER store the engine with fuel in the fuel

tank inside of a building with potential

sources of ignition.

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