Snapper 19HP, 20HP user manual Parking Brake Adjustment Brake Spring Set Collar Locknut

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Troubleshooting, Adjustments, & Service

PARKING BRAKE ADJUSTMENT

1.Disengage the PTO, stop the engine, block the front wheels, remove the ignition key, and engage the parking brake.

2.Elevate the rear end of the unit and remove the rear wheels.

3.Check the brake spring (A, Figure 24) length (both wheels). With the brake engaged the compressed spring length should be 2” (5 cm). If not, adjust the locknut (C, Figure 24) to achieve the compressed spring length of 2” (5 cm).

4.After achieving the correct spring compression, check the set collar gap (B, Figure 24). With the parking brake engaged, the set collar gap should be 3/16"

(5 mm). If not, loosen the set collar screw and move the collar to the correct position.

Figure 24. Parking Brake Adjustment

A.Brake Spring

B.Set Collar

C.Locknut

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19HP, 20HP specifications

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Both models boast a wide cutting deck, providing excellent mowing coverage and reducing the number of passes needed to achieve a well-manicured lawn. The cutting heights are adjustable, allowing users to customize the grass height according to their preferences. The 20HP version typically features a slightly larger deck, enhancing its efficiency for larger properties.

Comfort is a key aspect of the Snapper tractors. They come equipped with an ergonomically designed seat that offers ample support during prolonged use. The placement of controls is such that they are within easy reach, allowing for smooth operation. Additionally, the models provide a tight turning radius, making navigation around obstacles like flower beds and trees seamless.

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Maintenance is simplified with these tractors, featuring easy-access components that allow for quick servicing and upkeep. Regular maintenance checks can be performed without hassle, contributing to the tractors' longevity.

In conclusion, the Snapper 20HP and 19HP lawn tractors are ideal choices for homeowners and professionals alike. Featuring powerful engines, comfortable operation, innovative technology, and a focus on durability, these models ensure effective lawn care and performance for years to come.