Scotts SP6211, SP6213 manual Lubricate Drive Shaft Hub Bushings, Lubricate Mower Axles

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SERVICE

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8.To adjust spring extension, use an 8 mm wrench, loosen (do not remove) the cable mount bracket capscrews (J).

NOTE: For transmission clutch to operate properly, there must be a certain amount of spring pressure engaging the cones or the transmission will slip and NOT drive the wheels.

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9.Slide bracket (K) the required distance to obtain the 10 mm (0.390 in.) spring extension length (difference between the length of the relaxed spring and the length of the extended spring). Tighten capscrews.

10.Repeat steps 6 and 7 to verify the 10 mm (0.390 in.) spring extension length.

11.Install drive sheave and E-clip.

12.Check that drive belt is installed on engine sheave.

13.Install transmission drive belt.

14.Install cables through notch in cover.

15.Install cover and secure with two bolts and two bolts and nuts. Make sure shield is installed with cover.

16.Start engine and verify the transmission is operating properly.

NOTE: Make sure the transmission immediately disengages when the bail is released.

17.If transmission does not disengage when bail is released, reduce spring extension length, and verify transmission is operating properly.

Lubricate Drive Shaft Hub Bushings

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1. Remove hardware (A) and belt shield (B).

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2. Remove control cable (C) from belt shield notch (D).

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3.Tilt mower slightly to one side. Lubricate driveshaft hub bushing (E) with a few drops of light weight motor oil. Repeat procedure for other side.

4.Slide control cables (C) into belt shield notch (D).

5.Install belt shield.

Lubricate Mower Axles

1.Tip mower to one side to elevate mower wheels slightly off the ground. Use a wood block to keep side of mower in a

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Contents OPERATOR’S Manual Introduction Using Your Operator’s ManualThank You for Purchasing a Scotts Product California Proposition 65 WarningRecord Identification Numbers Product IdentificationTable of Contents Safety-Alert Symbol SafetyMachine Safety Labels Operate Safely Certification LabelProtect Children Practice Safe MaintenanceHelp Prevent Serious or Fatal Accidents Avoid Injury from Contacting Blade Before you unplug or adjust machineHandling Waste Products Handling Fuel SafelyEngine Controls Handle and Cutting Height Controls OperatingHandle Controls Stop EngineKey Cutting Height Adjustments In mm Inches Adjusting Handle HeightUpper Handle Lower HandleRUNNING, Blade is Turning Starting EngineKeep hands, feet and clothing away from the blade Travel Speeds Forward TravelStopping Engine Using Grass Bag Using Side Discharge ChuteMowing Tips Bagging and Composting To Avoid ScalpingBagging Tips Mulching TipsAfter Mowing Service Literature Replacement PartsJohn Deere Quality Part NumberService Intervals Engine Warranty Maintenance Statement Engine Oil ServiceAdjusting Carburetor Avoid FumesTo Change Engine OIL from the TOP Changing Engine OilTo Change Engine OIL from the Bottom Cleaning and Replacing Air Cleaner ElementCleaning Engine Cooling Fins Cleaning and Gapping Spark PlugStop engine. Let it cool 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 BushingsSharpening Blade Check BladeCheck Blade To Remove BladeFilling Fuel Tank Balance and Install BladeCleaning Fuel Cap Vent Using Troubleshooting Chart TroubleshootingCheck Troubleshooting Storing Machine Storing SafetyPreparing Machine for Storage Preparing Fuel and Engine For StorageRemove Mower from Storage Install Starter Rope AssemblyLawnmower Assembly Side Discharge Chute Bagger Bagger Chute Identify Parts SP6211 and SP6213Add Engine Oil Install Grass BagInsert bagging chute tab E into rear mower shield slot F Test Mower Machine Specifications SpecificationsEngine Travel Speed RangeRecommended Lubricants DimensionsLimited Warranty for NEW Scotts Brand Products WarrantyLimited Engine Warranty Tire WarrantyWarranted Parts Index Cleaning Belt and Transmission AreaStep Refer to your operator’s manual Quality StatementStep Contact your dealer Step Call the Customer Communications CenterRecord Service Dates Service Record