Operating Instructions

3.Move the mower outdoors. Check the engine gasoline level. When filling the tank, stop when the gasoline reaches one inch from the top. This space must be left for expansion. Use fresh, clean, unleaded, regular gasoline.

4.Move the mower to a “test area” where you can operate the mower for about half an hour without being disturbed.

5.To start the engine:

a.Shift the transmission to neutral.

b.Disengage the blade clutch.

c.Place the neutral latch levers in the neutral lock position.

d.Connect the spark plug wire.

e.Open the fuel shutoff valve.

f.Move the throttle lever to the “Choke” position.

g.Put the key in the ignition switch and turn the switch on. (For electric-start engines: Turn the key to “Start”. Do not hold the key in the start position for more than 10 seconds or you may damage the starter.)

h.For recoil-start engines: Grasp the starter grip and pull slowly until the starter engages and then pull the cord rapidly to overcome compression, prevent kickback and start the engine. Allow the cord to recoil slowly. Repeat if necessary.

i.Set the throttle at 50% of full engine RPM and allow the engine to warm up. Then, adjust the throttle to full engine RPM.

6.After the engine has warmed up, shut off the ignition and check the operation of the safety switches. Make certain that the engine will not start unless the ignition switch is turned on, the transmission is in neutral and the blade clutch is disengaged. If the engine will start with the transmission in any gear other than neutral, immediately shut off the engine and replace the neutral safety switch on top of the transmission. If the engine will start with the blade clutch engaged, immediately shut off the engine and adjust or replace, if necessary, the blade safety switch mounted on the engine deck. Start the engine and hold the left operator presence control lever down against the left handle and move the transmission shift lever into first gear. Now take your hand off the operator presence control lever and the engine should die. If it does not, immediately shut off the engine and adjust or replace, if necessary, the operator presence switch under the control panel. Shift the transmission into neutral, restart the engine, hold the left operator presence control down against the left handle and engage the blade clutch. Now take your hand off of the operator presence lever and the engine should die. If it does not, immediately shut off the engine and adjust or replace, if necessary, the operator presence switch under the control panel. Disengage the blade clutch.

7.Restart the engine.

8.Push the blade clutch lever forward until it engages and the cutter blades start rotating.

9.Shift the transmission into first gear. (It is suggested that you practice mowing in first gear.)

10.Squeeze both steering/brake levers with both hands and release the neutral latch levers from the neutral lock position.

11.Slowly release the steering/brake levers and the mower will move ahead in a straight line. To turn the mower, squeeze the steering/brake lever on the side to which you want to turn.

12.To stop the mower’s forward motion, squeeze both steering/brake levers until the mower stops and place the neutral latch levers into the neutral lock position.

13.Before shifting into reverse gear, the mower’s forward motion must be completely stopped. For maximum traction in reverse, the steering/brake levers should be pushed downward.

WARNING: To avoid possible bodily injury and to prevent damage to the transmission, the mower must be completely stopped before attempting to shift from forward to reverse or reverse to forward.

14.Practice operating the mower and as you gain confidence, shift the transmission from first to second and mow for a while and then shift from second to third. Mow for at least one-half hour and then return the mower to the shop.

15.To stop and shut off the mower, squeeze both steering/ brake levers and place the neutral latch levers into the neutral lock position, disengage the blade clutch, shift the transmission into neutral, turn off the ignition to stop the engine, close the fuel shutoff valve and disconnect the spark plug wire.

16.Check that all nuts, bolts and screws are still tight.

17.Check, and adjust if necessary, the tension of the deck drive belts and the transmission drive belt as described in items 4 and 5 of the Initial Adjustment section.

18.Readjust the steering control rods and the brake rods. They may require frequent adjustment until the belts and brake bands have properly seated. These adjustments are described in items 7 and 8 of the Initial Adjustment section.

19.After the first full day of mowing, all nuts, bolt and screws should be rechecked for proper tightness and the belts should be rechecked for proper tension.

G1336, G1548, G1332 specifications

Cub Cadet has long been recognized for its commitment to quality and innovation in lawn equipment. The Cub Cadet G1332, G1548, and G1336 are three standout models in their lineup, each designed to enhance the user experience with their unique features, technologies, and characteristics.

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