Ariens 992807-ProZoom 60 Specifications download pdf (Page 21)

MOWING

Anti-Scalp

Wheel

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WARNING: To avoid damage to

the mower, re-torque all fastening

hardware, including blade and

spindle pulley retaining nuts, after

the first hour of mowing operation.

Operate the unit only when seated in the

operator's position.

1. Start the engine. Let the engine idle until

it is running smoothly.

2. Bring the steering control levers to the

neutral position.

3. Set the throttle to the 3/4 fast position.

4. Turn on the PTO to engage the mower.

IMPORTANT: Never engage the PTO when

the mower is plugged with grass or other

material. This may damage the clutch.

5. Move the throttle to the fast position.

6. Move the steering levers forward to

obtain a slow ground speed.

7. To disengage the mower, move the PTO

switch to the OFF position.

8. When you know how to operate the unit,

select a speed appropriate to your

mowing conditions.

Anti-Scalp Wheels

1. Raise the mower by pushing down on

the deck lift lever and lock into transport

position.

2. Place the steering control levers in the

park position.

3. Set the anti-scalp adjustment to desired

height of cut.

4. To adjust the anti-scalp rollers, remove

the 1/2-13 x 5" bolts and reinstall the

bolts in the appropriate hole for the

desired height of cut (see figure 13).

5. Depress the deck lift lever and pull back

on the deck transport lock lever and

lower the deck into the cut position.

NOTE: The anti-scalp wheels should always

be at least 1/4- 1/2" (6mm- 13mm)off the

ground. They are designed to keep the deck

from scalping the ground in uneven terrain,

they are not to contact the ground all of the

time.

Mount Here for

1.0 - 1.5" Cut

Mount Here for

1.5 - 6" Cut Figure 13

Side-Discharge Mowers

DANGER: Without the discharge

shield or a complete grass

collector installed, you and others

are exposed to rotating mower

blades and thrown debris.

Contact with the mower blades or

flying debris could cause severe

injury or death.

The discharge deflector routes

material down toward the ground.

Never remove the discharge

shield or operate the mower with

a damaged discharge deflector.

Never put your hands or feet

under the mower.

Do not try to clear the mower

discharge area or mower blades

without first turning the mower

PTO to off, turning the ignition key

to off, removing the key and

disconnecting the battery cable.

The mower has a pinned discharge shield

that discharges the clippings out of the side of

the deck and onto the ground.

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