Snapper YZ18425BVE, YZ20485BVE Mower Blade Stopping, Engine, Wheel Drive, Parking Brake

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Section 2 - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

2.2.2. MOWER BLADE

2.3 STOPPING

1.

With engine running, move engine speed control

2.3.1. ENGINE

to the Rabbit or “Fast” position.

1. Stop engine by turning key to the “STOP”

2.

Pull the blade switch out into the “ON” position

position. See Figure 2.8.

to engage the mower blades. See Figure 2.7.

 

MOVE ENGINE SPEEDCONTROL FORWARD,PULL BLADE SWITCH BLADE SWITCH OUT AND

OUT AND RELEASE PARK RELEASE PARK BRAKE BRAKE

TURN KEY TO STOP POSITION

FIGURE 2.7

3.Release the parking brake. See Figure 2.7.

WARNING

DO NOT operate blades in reverse. STOP Blades. LOOK and SEE behind and down for children, pets and hazards before and while backing.

4.Move joystick carefully in the desired direction to propel the machine. A small movement of the joystick can cause the machine to move instantly. Move joystick carefully and slowly.

FIGURE 2.8

WARNING

DO NOT leave the machine with the engine running. STOP engine. STOP blades. Engage parking brake. Remove key. DO NOT park machine on slopes.

2.3.2. WHEEL DRIVE

1.Stop motion of riding mower by moving joystick to neutral (N) position. See Figure 2.8.

2.3.3. MOWER BLADE

1.Push the blade switch in to “OFF” position to disengage or stop the mower blades. See Figure 2.7.

WARNING

Blades must stop rotating in 5 seconds or less after blades have been turned off. DO NOT operate machine until blade brake has been repaired and functioning properly. Contact your SNAPPER dealer for assistance.

2.3.4. PARKING BRAKE

1.Manually position joystick in the neutral position.

2.Engage parking brake by pushing button at the top of lever and then pulling the parking brake lever back to the “ON” position.

3.Release parking brake by pushing button at the top of lever and moving brake lever forward to the “OFF” position. Refer Figure. 2.7.

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Contents Model Number Explanation ScramblerProtection for Children Protection Against TipoversPreparation Operation Safe Handling of GasolineMaintenance Table of Contents Nomenclature IntroductionPRE-START Check List Operating InstructionsOn Next Starting & Operation Engine Electric StartEngine Mower Blade StoppingWheel Drive Mower BladeEngine Must not Start if Cutting Height AdjustmentEngine should Start if Engine Must Begin to Stop ifChange Engine OIL Service After First 5 HoursCheck Mower Blade Twin & Triple Blade DeckCheck Transaxle Drive Belt Service Every 25 Operating HoursMower Components Service Every 25 Operating Hours 3.3.1. EngineMower Deck Linkage Lubrication Scrambler LubricationFront Wheel Bearings Storage OUT of Season Service AnnuallyMower Drive Belt Adjustment Engine Adjustments & RepairBelt Replacement Belt RemovalBlade Brake Refer to Section MAINTENANCE/REPLACEMENT PartsHairpin Lift ARM Twin Blade Deck Front or Rear View of DeckSingle Blade Deck Deck ShownWheel Brake Adjustment Blade Replacement Mower Blade Replacement 4.3.1. Blade Wear LimitsNumbers refer to Section Maintenance /REPLACEMENT Parts Blade SharpeningBattery Installation 1. Slide battery into battery cradle Battery Battery RemovalBattery Service Battery StorageBattery Testing Battery Condition ChartProblem Probable Cause Trouble Shooting on NextCorrective Action Loss Of Traction MAINTENANCE/REPLACEMENT PartsService Performed Each 100USE HRS Season Disclaimer of Warranty Year Limited WarrantyPrimary Maintenance Primary Maintenance Primary Maintenance Primary Maintenance Snapper Product Registration Form Scrambler Hydro Drive Series

YZ18425BVE, YZ20485BVE specifications

The Snapper YZ18425BVE and YZ20485BVE represent a significant advancement in outdoor power equipment, specifically designed for those who seek performance, reliability, and efficiency in their lawn care endeavors. These models combine cutting-edge technology and user-friendly features, making them ideal choices for both residential and commercial applications.

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User comfort and control are paramount in the design of these models. Both mowers come equipped with an ergonomic seat and an intuitive control layout, allowing operators to maneuver with ease and precision. The YZ20485BVE also includes advanced suspension features that enhance the overall riding experience, reducing vibrations and increasing operator comfort during extended use.

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Both the YZ18425BVE and YZ20485BVE are equipped with easy maintenance features, such as accessible oil and air filters, allowing users to perform routine checks and servicing without hassle. This commitment to maintenance ease ensures that the mowers remain in peak condition for years of reliable service.

Overall, the Snapper YZ18425BVE and YZ20485BVE are exemplary choices for those looking for high-performance lawn mowers that combine power, efficiency, and user comfort.
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