Scotts SP6211, SP6213 manual Starting Engine, RUNNING, Blade is Turning

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OPERATING

H

F

G

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3.If bag prevents lowering of handle, remove clip (F) to remove rod (G). Remove rod from lower position (H) and insert in upper position as shown to lengthen bag.

4.Tighten knob (C) on each side of handle.

Starting Engine

￿CAUTION: Avoid injury! Engine exhaust fumes can cause sickness or death.

Run engine only in a ventilated area.

If engine is run in an enclosed area, open doors to bring in outside air.

IMPORTANT: Avoid damage! To help prevent damage to recoil starter and band brake, do not start engine:

When blade is under load, such as, in heavy grass.

When blade control lever is released.

A

MX1568

1.Prime engine by pressing primer bulb (A):

COLD Engine - 3 times

WARM Engine - 1 or 2 times

￿CAUTION: Avoid injury! WHEN ENGINE IS

RUNNING, BLADE IS TURNING.

Keep hands, feet and clothing away from the blade.

B

M93034

2. Hold blade control lever (B) against handle.

M88828

3.Pull starter handle until you feel resistance. Then pull fast and steady.

4.When engine starts, return rope slowly.

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Contents OPERATOR’S Manual California Proposition 65 Warning Using Your Operator’s ManualIntroduction Thank You for Purchasing a Scotts ProductRecord Identification Numbers Product IdentificationTable of Contents Machine Safety Labels SafetySafety-Alert Symbol Operate Safely Certification LabelHelp Prevent Serious or Fatal Accidents Practice Safe MaintenanceProtect Children Handling Fuel Safely Before you unplug or adjust machineAvoid Injury from Contacting Blade Handling Waste ProductsStop Engine OperatingEngine Controls Handle and Cutting Height Controls Handle ControlsLower Handle Adjusting Handle HeightKey Cutting Height Adjustments In mm Inches Upper HandleKeep hands, feet and clothing away from the blade Starting EngineRUNNING, Blade is Turning Stopping Engine Forward TravelTravel Speeds Mowing Tips Using Side Discharge ChuteUsing Grass Bag Mulching Tips To Avoid ScalpingBagging and Composting Bagging TipsAfter Mowing Part Number Replacement PartsService Literature John Deere QualityService Intervals Avoid Fumes ServiceEngine Warranty Maintenance Statement Engine Oil Adjusting CarburetorTo Change Engine OIL from the TOP Changing Engine OilTo Change Engine OIL from the Bottom Cleaning and Replacing Air Cleaner ElementStop engine. Let it cool Cleaning and Gapping Spark PlugCleaning Engine Cooling Fins Checking and Replacing Drive Belt Cleaning Drive Belt and Transmission AreaPicture Note View is from underside of differential To Replace Drive BeltTransmission Cable Adjustment-SP6213 Lubricate Mower Axles Lubricate Drive Shaft Hub BushingsTo Remove Blade Check BladeSharpening Blade Check BladeFilling Fuel Tank Balance and Install BladeCleaning Fuel Cap Vent Check TroubleshootingUsing Troubleshooting Chart Troubleshooting Preparing Fuel and Engine For Storage Storing SafetyStoring Machine Preparing Machine for StorageRemove Mower from Storage Identify Parts SP6211 and SP6213 AssemblyInstall Starter Rope Lawnmower Assembly Side Discharge Chute Bagger Bagger ChuteAdd Engine Oil Install Grass BagInsert bagging chute tab E into rear mower shield slot F Test Mower Travel Speed Range SpecificationsMachine Specifications EngineRecommended Lubricants DimensionsLimited Warranty for NEW Scotts Brand Products WarrantyLimited Engine Warranty Tire WarrantyWarranted Parts Index Cleaning Belt and Transmission AreaStep Call the Customer Communications Center Quality StatementStep Refer to your operator’s manual Step Contact your dealerRecord Service Dates Service Record