Ariens 992807-ProZoom 60 Specifications download pdf (Page 18)

Cutting Height

To change the cutting height, raise the mower

deck into the transport position. Turn the

Deck Height Adjust Dial until the desired

cutting height is shown and then lower the

deck to the cutting position.

The mower can be adjusted to mow from 1 -

6 inches (25 - 152 mm) height of cut. Grass

mowing height should be determined by

encountered conditions and personal

preferences.

The following recommendations are provided

as a guide for cutting height selection.

Lawns = 1 - 3" (38 - 76 mm)

Field Cutting = 3 - 6" (76 - 152 mm)

Seat Adjustments

WARNING: Make all seat

adjustments with unit stationary,

parking brake on and engine shut

off.

The seat is designed for one

person. Do not allow any

passengers to ride on this

machine.

To adjust seat forward or backward:

1. While seated, pull seat adjustment lever

outward and slide seat into desired

position.

2. Release lever and slide seat forward or

back to lock seat into position.

To adjust the cushion spring for the weight of

the operator:

1. Turn the knob clockwise for a heavier

operator.

2. Turn the know counterclockwise for a

lighter operator.

Hour Meter

Records total number of hours the engine has

been in operation.

IMPORTANT: Keep a record of Hour Meter

readings for recommended Lubrication and

Maintenance intervals.

NOTE: For accurate readings be sure Ignition

Switch is "OFF" when unit is not in operation.

Front Axle Lock

The mower is shipped with the front axle in

the floating position. To lock the front axle so

it cannot float, remove the two 5/8 x 5" pins

from the locations shown and insert them into

the outer hole locations on the frame as

shown.

Fixed Axle

Floating Axle

Figure 12

OPERATION

Break-in Period

Operation of the mower within the first

fifty hours can be a major factor in

determining the performance and life

of the engine and power unit.

The engine may be operated at full

RPM, but excessive load should be

avoided. If engine begins to slow, due

to excessive load, operate at a slower

ground speed while maintaining the

engine speed.

Check engine, pumps, and motors

frequently during break-in period.

Watch for evidence of leakage of

fluids. Replenish levels as required

and repair any leaks that may have

formed.

Locate any nuts, bolts or screws that

may have loosened and tighten them

as necessary. This is especially true of

the wheel retaining nuts.

During break-in period observe control

arm and parking brake adjustments.

Parking brake adjustments may be

necessary after the first few hours of

operation.

Keep area around the fuel tank filler

clean and make sure the gasoline is of

correct octane and free of

contamination.

Initial oil and oil filter change is after

the first 8 hours of use and every 100

hours after.

CAUTION: Proper maintenance

practices are required for safe

operation. (See Maintenance

Schedule on page 24.)

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