Snapper S22675, SP22675, SPV22675HW, NS22675, NSP22675, NSPV22675HW Starting the Engine

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Operation (Continued)

Starting the Engine

WARNING: The blade will rotate when the engine runs.

IMPORTANT: Before you start the engine, operate the engine stop lever several times. Make sure the engine stop cable moves freely.

Note: The engine design does not include a throttle control or an engine speed adjustment. The engine is set at the best speed for cutting grass, bagging grass, and for extended engine life.

1.Check the oil.

2.Fill the fuel tank with regular unleaded gasoline. Make sure the gasoline is clean. Leaded gasoline will increase

deposits and shorten the life of the valves.

Note: Do not use gasohol or methanol. Do not use premium unleaded gasoline.

WARNING: Always use a safety gasoline container. Do not smoke when adding gasoline to the fuel tank. When inside an enclosure, do not add gasoline. Before you add gasoline, stop the engine and let the engine cool for several minutes.

3.Make sure the spark plug wire is connected to the spark plug.

4.Self-Propelled Models Only - Make sure the drive lever is in the disengaged position.

WARNING: To prevent an accident, make sure the drive lever is in the DISENGAGED position. When the drive lever is in the ENGAGED position, do not start the engine.

5.The primer button (A, Figure 15) is on the side of the engine. Push the primer button. Every time you push the primer button, wait two seconds. For the number of times required to push the primer button, see the engine manufacturer’s instructions.

Note: Do not use the primer button to start a warm engine.

Note: Models equipped with Ready Start TM engines do not feature a primer button. See the engine manufacturer’s instructions for further information.

A

Figure 15: The engine primer button

6.Stand behind the mower. Use one hand to hold the engine stop lever in the operating position (A, Figure 16). Use the other hand to hold the recoil-start grip (B).

7.Make sure the recoil-start rope is not obstructed or caught between the upper and lower handles. Rapidly pull the recoil-start grip. Slowly return the recoil-start grip.

8.If the engine does not start in 5 or 6 tries, see the “Problem and Repair” Instructions.

A

B

Figure 16: Starting the engine

Rules for Safe and Effective Operation

Refer to the ‘Operator Safety’ section of this manual for important rules concerning safe and effective mower operation.

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Contents Walk Behind Mowers Engine Date of Purchase Retailer Retailers Phone Number EquipmentTable of Contents Slope Operation Protection for ChildrenPreparation Preparation From Previous ColumnSafe Handling of Gasoline From Previous Maintenance and StorageOperation Operation From Previous ColumnUnpacking PreparationHandle Handle Height Adjusting the handle heightAssembling the Grass Bag Installing the frame assemblyEmptying the Grass Bag Mounting the Grass BagAttaching the Side Mounted Discharge Deflector Preparing the Engine Mulching TipsFinal Preparation Engine Stop Lever OperationFront Wheel Drive System Self-Propelled Units Only Stopping the EngineRules for Safe and Effective Operation Starting the EngineEngine Maintenance MaintenanceCleaning the Mower Housing Engine TippingRemoving the belt cover Removing the Drive Belt Self-Propelled Units OnlyAdjusting the drive cable Adjusting the Drive Cable Self-Propelled Units OnlyRemoving the Blade Blade ServiceSharpening the Blade Checking the Level of CutSharpening the blade Preparing the Mower for StorageTroubleshooting Year Limited Warranty Slope Guide Page Page Common Service Parts Product Specifications

SP2265, S2265, SPV22675HW, NS2265, NSPV22675HW, S22675, SP22675, SPV22675HW, NS22675, NSP22675, NSPV22675HW specifications

The Snapper S22675, SP22675, and their variants like SPV22675HW, NS22675, NSP22675, NSPV22675HW, SP2265, S2265, SPV22675HW, NS2265, and NSPV22675HW represent a significant range of power equipment designed for lawn maintenance and landscaping. These models are particularly popular for their performance, durability, and user-friendly features tailored for both amateur gardeners and professional landscapers.

One of the key features of the Snapper S22675 series is its powerful engine. Designed for efficiency, these mowers often come equipped with high-performance Briggs & Stratton engines, ensuring robust power output while maintaining fuel economy. This makes them ideal for cutting through thick grass and tackling various terrain types with ease.

Another standout characteristic is the engineering of the cutting deck. The cutting decks in Snapper mowers are constructed for optimal airflow, which enhances grass clipping distribution and ensures a clean finish. Users can expect an even cut thanks to the innovative design that minimizes clumping, a common issue when mowing wet or lush grass.

The Snapper lineup also emphasizes user convenience. Models like the SP22675 and SPV22675HW often include self-propulsion features that allow for easy maneuverability across large lawns, reducing the physical effort required by the operator. The variable speed transmission system enables users to adjust the speed to their walking pace, making it adaptable for various user preferences and conditions.

Additionally, several models in the Snapper S22675 series feature adjustable cutting heights. This allows users to customize their mowing experience based on seasonal grass growth or specific lawn care requirements. The adjustment mechanism is designed for quick changes, enabling users to optimize their cut effortlessly.

Durability is yet another hallmark of the Snapper brand. The construction materials are selected not just for their strength but also for weather resistance, ensuring that the mowers can withstand various conditions without compromising performance. This is particularly advantageous for those who use their mowers frequently or in challenging environments.

In conclusion, Snapper's S22675 series and its associated models stand out for their powerful engines, innovative cutting deck designs, user-friendly features, and robust durability. These characteristics culminate in a mowing experience that meets the needs of a diverse range of users, from casual lawn caretakers to professional landscapers, making them a trusted choice in outdoor power equipment.
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