White Outdoor Z-185L, Z-205, Z-225 manual Storage, Installing a NEW Drive Belt

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4.Roll the drive belt down off of the left drive pulley. Now, role the drive belt down off of the right drive pulley.

5.Remove the drive belt from the engine pulley.

6.Now that the belt is slack, carefully pull the belt up and over the right hydrostatic cooling fan. Now carefully pull the belt up and over the left hydrostatic cooling fan.

7.Pull the drive belt out of the unit.

INSTALLING A NEW DRIVE BELT

Follow these instructions to reinstall the drive belt if it has been removed for replacement or if it breaks.

1.Set the parking brake.

2.Remove the mower deck belt from the engine pulley.

3.Thread the drive belt up and over the left and right hydrostatic cooling fans. Do not place the belt into the drive pulley groves at this time.

4.Place the drive belt into the top groove of the engine pulley.

5.Route the belt to the inside of the idler pulley.

6.Roll the belt up into the groove of the left drive pulley.

7.Roll the belt up into the groove of the right drive pulley.

8.Make sure that the belt is seated in all pulley grooves.

9.Release the parking brake. The drive belt should be tightened by the idler pulley if the belt was installed correctly.

10.Check the belt for correct routing.

11.Reinstall the mower deck.

SECTION 10: STORAGE

When storing the Z-series for longer than 30 days, use the following steps:

WARNING: Never store the engine with fuel in the tank if it is stored where fuel fumes can reach an open flame, spark or pilot light (e.g., furnace, water heater, or clothes dryer).

1.Remove all gasoline from the fuel tank.

2.Run the engine until it begins to falter.

3.Use the choke to continue operation until all fuel is gone from the carburetor and fuel tank.

4.Drain any remaining fuel from the fuel line at the carburetor or gas tank.

WARNING: Drain fuel into an approved container, in open air, and away from open flames.

Note: Fuel quality deteriorates when fuel is left in engine during warm weather. Poor fuel quality can cause engine starting difficulties.

5.Clean the engine and the entire Z-series thoroughly.

6.Lubricate all lubrication points.

7.Follow the battery storage guidelines (refer to BATTERY STORAGE for details).

8.Inflate tires at regular intervals.

9.Store in a clean, dry area.

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Contents OPERATOR’S Manual Important Read Safety Rules and Instructions CarefullyFinding Your Model Number Calling Warranty ServiceGeneral Operation Important Safe Operation PracticesChildren ServiceSlope Operation Do notSafety Labels Found On Unit Slope Gauge Controls IGNITION/LIGHT SwitchHOUR/RPM Meter Throttle Lever Lift HandleThrottle Lever and Choke Lever Front Choke LeverBrake Pedal Power TAKE-OFF PTO SwitchParking Brake Pedal Speed Control BAR Drive HandlesSeat Adjustment Lever Indicator PanelStopping the Z-SERIES OperationBefore Operating Operating GuidelinesDriving the Z-SERIES Starting a Flooded EngineDriving on Slopes Quick Reference Chart Avoid Streaking MowingPushing Your Unit Checking the Brake Adjustment AdjustmentsAdjusting the Mower Deck Height Adjusting the Seat PositionSteering Adjustment Adjusting Brake ForceJam Nuts Oil Check Change Capacity Type LubricationGrease Point Locations Checking Hydraulic OIL Level MaintenanceEngine Compartment Fuel TankDraining Hydraulic OIL Adding Hydraulic OILChanging the Fuse Battery MaintenanceCharging the Battery Replacing the Head Lamp BulbCleaning the Battery Removing the BatteryInstalling the Battery Jump Starting the BatteryLeveling the Mower Deck Mower DecksWhen either side is lower than Removing the Mower Deck Installing a NEW Mower Deck Belt Mower Deck Belt Routing Installing the Mower DeckLubrication of Mower Deck Installing a BladeCutting Blade Care Removing a BladeStorage Installing a NEW Drive BeltTrouble Possible Causes Corrective Action Trouble Shooting GuidePage Page Page Page Page MANUFACTURER’S Limited Warranty for
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