Snapper 421823BVE, W421623BVE Storage OUT of Season, Removing Fuel Tank

Page 19

Section 3 - MAINTENANCE

3.6STORAGE (OUT OF SEASON)

If desired, the Rear Engine Rider can be stored on the rear bumper. Perform the following procedures to insure the Rear Engine Rider will operate properly when taken out of storage.

3.6.1.Thoroughly clean the Rear Engine Rider by removing all grass clippings and debris.

3.6.2.Perform maintenance and lubrication as required.

3.6.3.Drain fuel from fuel tank.

3.6.4.Start engine and allow it to run until engine runs out of fuel. This allows the carburetor and fuel system to remain clean during storage.

3.6.5.Remove battery. Refer to Section

“BATTERY STORAGE”.

3.6.6.Close vent on fuel filler cap.

3.6.7.Carefully stand Rear Engine Rider on rear bumper in desired location for storage.

3.7REMOVING FUEL TANK

Before removing fuel tank from rear engine rider, move rider outdoors where fumes can be easily dissipated. Removal of the tank is accomplished from the left side of the machine by pulling the tank straight up and away from the fuel tank bracket. Holding the fuel tank, remove the fuel filler cap and pour remaining fuel in an approved container. See Figure 3.11.

FUEL

FILLER

CAP

FUEL TANK

FUEL TANK

BRACKET

FIGURE 3.11

19

Page 18 Page 20
Image 19
Page 18 Page 20
Contents Rear Engine Riding Mower Series Important Safety Instructions Operation Table of Contents Nomenclature IntroductionPRE-START Check List OPERATOR’S Seat Adjustment Front to Rear AdjustmentOn Next Starting & Operation Engine Electric StartEngine Electric Start Starting & OperationEngine Manual Start Wheel Drive Starting & Operation 2.3.3. Mower BladeMower Blade Stopping ENGINE, Wheel DRIVE, Blade 2.4.1. EngineStopping ENGINE, Wheel DRIVE, Blade 2.4.4. Park Brake Cutting Height AdjustmentDo not park the machine on slopes Reverse Lockout Mechanism Override Reverse Lockout MechanismChange Engine OIL Service After First 5 HoursService Engine AIR Cleaner Check Mower Blade Adjusting Mower BladeBlade Brake Service After First 5 Hours 3.2.4. Check Blade Drive BeltService Brake / Park Brake TOP View of Belt RoutingEngine Cooling System Service Every 25 Operating HoursLubrication Grease Fittings Check EngineMower Deck Levelness Battery Fluid LevelClean Mower Deck Do not OverfillRear Axle Bearing Lubrication Mower Blade Spindle Lubrication From PreviousEvery TWO Years Service AnnuallyEngine Fuel FilterRemoving Fuel Tank Storage OUT of SeasonTo 3-1/4 Engine Adjustments & RepairMower Drive Belt Adjustment Blade Brake AdjustmentSide To Side Levelness Mower Deck AdjustmentFront to Rear Levelness Service BRAKE/PARK Brake Adjustment Mower Blade Replacement 4.4.1. Blade Wear Limits Adjustment From PreviousBlade Sharpening Blade Drive Belt ReplacementBelt Removal Belt Replacement Battery Installation Battery Battery RemovalBattery Testing Battery ServiceBattery Storage NEW Battery Preparation 1. Remove battery from cartonSnapper Rear Engine Rider Accessories Stop Problem Probable Cause Corrective ActionImproperly Loss Of TractionBlades Not Cutting Cutting GrassTo be Performed Pages Subject Service ReferenceDisclaimer of Warranty Year Limited WarrantyPrimary Maintenance Primary Maintenance Primary Maintenance Primary Maintenance Snapper Product Registration Form Page Rear Engine Riding Mower Series

421823BVE, 421823BVE, W421623BVE specifications

Snapper 421823BVE and its variations, such as the W421623BVE, represent a significant advancement in outdoor power equipment, particularly in the world of lawn care. Designed with innovation and efficiency in mind, these mowers offer cutting-edge technology that enhances user experience while optimizing performance.

One of the standout features of the Snapper 421823BVE is its powerful engine. Equipped with a reliable Briggs & Stratton engine, this mower provides the necessary power to tackle even the toughest grass and terrain. The engine is engineered for enhanced fuel efficiency, allowing users to maximize their mowing time without frequent refueling. Its durability and reliability make it a favorite among homeowners and professionals alike.

The Snapper 421823BVE is known for its advanced cutting technology. It utilizes a robust cutting deck that ensures a precise and even cut across varying grass types and heights. The 21-inch mowing deck makes it ideal for residential lawns, balancing maneuverability with effective operation in larger areas. The adjustable cutting height feature allows users to customize their mowing experience according to preference and seasonal requirements.

User convenience is a key focus in the design of the Snapper 421823BVE model line. The ergonomic handle design adds comfort during operation, reducing fatigue during extended use. The self-propulsion feature enhances ease of use, allowing the mower to glide effortlessly across lawns without excessive effort from the operator. Additionally, the compact design of these mowers aids in storage and transportation.

Snapper has also integrated modern technology into the 421823BVE models to improve performance. The inclusion of a mulch kit promotes healthy lawn care by returning nutrients back into the soil. Furthermore, the easy-start technology simplifies the ignition process, making it accessible for a wide range of users regardless of experience.

In conclusion, the Snapper 421823BVE and W421623BVE models embody a blend of strength, efficiency, and ease of use. With a powerful engine, advanced cutting features, user-friendly design, and innovative technology, these mowers provide an effective solution for anyone looking to maintain a pristine lawn. Whether for residential use or professional landscaping, these models deliver consistent performance that meets the demands of modern lawn care.
Top Page Image Contents