Cub Cadet 977A, E977C manual Cooling System Cleaning, Air Cleaner Service, Foam Element

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•Remove the oil drain plug (A) on side of the engine or on bottom of the engine to drain oil into suitable container (B) while the engine is warm.

Figure 11

A. Oil Drain Plug (On side of engine)

B. Container

Figure 12

A. Oil Drain Plug (On bottom of engine)

•Reinstall the oil drain plug.

•Remove oil gauge and refill with new oil (See FUEL AND OIL RECOMMENDATIONS chapter).

•Check the oil level (See PREPARATION chapter).

WARNING: Engine oil is toxic substance. Dispose of used oil properly. Contact your local authorities for approved disposal methods for possible recycling.

Cooling System Cleaning

Before each use, check that the recoil starter (A) is free from grass and debris and clean to prevent engine overheating.

Figure 13

Air Cleaner Service

CAUTION: To prevent excessive engine wear, do not run the engine with the air cleaner

WARNING: Clean the elements in a well- ventilated area and take care that there are no sparks or flame anywhere near the working area, this includes any appliance with a pilot light. Do not use gasoline or low flash-point solvents to clean the element. A fire or explosion could result.

•Unfasten the air cleaner case (C) fastened with the air cleaner body (D) by sliding the two fasteners (A) toward the recoil starter (B).Then, with two hands, pulling the two latches (E) toward you and upward as shown, separate the air cleaner case from the air cleaner body.

Figure 14

A.Fasteners

B.Recoil Starter

C.Air Cleaner Case

D.Air Cleaner body

E.Latches

Remove the paper element (A) and the foam element

(B) from the air cleaner body (C).

Figure 15

A. Paper Element

B. Foam Element

C. Air Cleaner body

Foam Element

Clean the foam element every 25 hours.

Wash the element in detergent and water, and dry it thoroughly.

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Contents Operator’s Manual Table of Contents Important Safe Operation Practices General OperationChildren ServiceSlope Operation Do NotGeneral Service Your ResponsibilitySlope Gauge Removing Unit From Carton Before AssemblyAssembling Your Lawn Mower Loose Parts in CartonAttaching Starter Rope Attaching The Grass BagAttaching Side Discharge Chute Know Your Lawn Mower Before Starting Mower Operating Your Lawn MowerGas & Oil Fill-Up Starting EngineMulching Using Your Lawn MowerStopping Engine Bagging Grass ClippingsDrive Clutch Control Engine AdjustmentsCutting Height Shift Lever CableEngine Care Cleaning MowerMaintaining Your Lawn Mower LubricationDrive Belt Replacement Blade CareWheel Hex Bolt Cutting Height Adjustment In-line Fuse Replacing Battery PackReplacing Rear Flap Storing Your Lawn MowerTroubleshooting Problem Cause RemedyParts List for Models 977 & E977 Models 977 & E977 Models 977 & E977 Part Description Model E977 Engine Manual for Kawasaki Engine Emission Control Information Fuel InformationExhaust Emission Control System Engine Emissions Compliance Period Installation InstructionsMaintenance and Warranty Tampering with Emission Control System ProhibitedGeneral Information Location of Safety Related LabelsTune-up Specifications Engine Serial NumberFuel And Oil Recommendations PreparationStarting OperatingStopping Oil Level Check AdjustmentEngine Speed Adjustment Oil ChangeCooling System Cleaning Air Cleaner ServiceFoam Element Storage Paper ElementRecommended Spark Plug Page Troubleshooting Guide SpecificationsEnvironmental Protection Page Limited Liability MANUFACTURER’S Limited Warranty for

E977C, 977A specifications

The Cub Cadet 977A and E977C are powerful lawn care machines designed for both residential and commercial use. These models stand out for their robust construction, reliability, and advanced features, making them popular choices among homeowners and professional landscapers alike.

One of the main features of the Cub Cadet 977A is its powerful engine. Equipped with a high-performance, overhead valve (OHV) engine, it ensures efficient power output and better fuel economy. This engine configuration allows for smoother operations and greater durability, even in tough mowing conditions. Similarly, the E977C model offers a strong engine option, optimized for both performance and lower emissions, promoting environmental responsibility.

Both models feature a cutting deck with a generous width that enhances productivity. The Cub Cadet 977A comes with a 54-inch cutting deck, while the E977C is fitted with a versatile 60-inch deck. The larger cutting area allows users to cover more ground in less time, making them ideal for larger lawns and landscapes. Additionally, they offer multiple cutting height adjustments, so users can customize their mowing height according to their specific lawn care needs.

The innovative Turf Saver tires provide excellent traction and minimize lawn damage during operation. The tread design helps in maneuverability, making it easier to navigate around obstacles and tight spaces. Moreover, the ergonomic controls and comfortable seating enhance the driver’s experience, allowing for long periods of mowing without discomfort.

Both the 977A and E977C incorporate advanced technologies such as hydrostatic transmission for seamless speed control. This feature ensures smooth acceleration and deceleration, allowing the operator to focus on precision cutting rather than shifting gears. The models also include a rugged chassis design, which provides stability when tackling uneven terrains.

For ease of maintenance, both models are equipped with easy-access service points, simplifying routine checks and oil changes. Furthermore, they are compatible with various attachments and accessories, like baggers and mulch kits, making them versatile for different lawn care tasks.

In summary, the Cub Cadet 977A and E977C are distinguished by their powerful engines, wide cutting decks, advanced transmission systems, and ergonomic designs. These characteristics make them effective, efficient, and easy to use, positioning them as excellent investments for anyone looking to maintain a pristine lawn or landscape.
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