Honda Power Equipment MM60 manual Troubleshooting

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TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM

1.Tractor speed too fast

2.Grass accumulation inside deck

3.Dull Blade

4.Tires improperty inflated

5.Mower not level

6.Wrong mower deck height

7.Engine speed too low

1.'Blade driie belt worn or broken

2.Mid PTO not selected

3.Faulty PTO clutch or worn disk

1.Wrong blade

2.Deck too low

3.Engine overloaded

4.Lawn wet or watered

5.Lawn too tall

6.Engine speed too low

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SOLUTION

I . shift to lower~~~gear~~~.

2.Clean deck underside.

3.Have the blade sharpened or replace it.

4.Check the tire inflation.

5.Check the blade height.

6.Change to proper height.

7.Run at full throttle.

1.Replacewith new belt.

2.Check PTO Selector Lever position

3.See your authorized HONDA Multi-purpose Tractor dealer.

1.Use genuine HONDA blade or equivalent.

2.Raise deck and adjust deck height properly..

3.Operate at full throttle. Use lower speed range. Set mower deck higher than ,desiredheight for

first pass, then cut to desired height on second pass.

'4. Allow to dry before cutting.

5.Set mower deck higher than desired height for first pass, then cut to desired height on second pass.

6.Run at f u l l throttle. (Do not exceed 2400 rpms on Mid-PTO.)

1. Cutting height too low

1. Increaseto proper height.

2.

Tractor speed too high

,2. Lower to proper speed.

3. Uneven surface

3.

Change cutting pattern.

4.

Rough and uneven surface

4. Adjust with height adjuster.

1. Unbalanced blades

1. Adjust balance.

2.

Driveblade belt damaged

2.

Replace.

3.

Pulley(s) damaged or out of alignment

3. See your authorized HONDA multi-purpose

 

 

 

tractor dealer.

4.

Lack of gearbox lubricant

4.

Lubricatewith SAE 90 weight gear lubricant

1.

Engine speed too low

1.

Run at full throttle. (Do not exceed 2400 rpms

 

 

 

on Mid-PTO.)

2.

Tractor speed too fast

2.

Lower to proper speed range.

3.

Pebbles or other foreign matter are stuck

3.

Remove.

 

in mower deck

 

 

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Contents Page Page Introduction To the OwnerIntroduction General INFORMATlONContents Safety Information Operate equipmentSafety Information PreparationMaintenance Safety Block mower securely for storageSafety Information Replace immediately if damagedSET-UP and Assembly SET-UP and Assembly Pre-Delivery Check List Dealer Responsibility SET-UP and AssemblyPoint out safety features, shielding and options SET-UPAND Assembly Finish by tightening two 26 mm flange locknutsLift Unk SET-UP and Assembly ‘y85 mm With Three Point Mounting Front Link Bracket to.Tractor Subassembling Front Link BracketsAssemble both right and left brackets Installing Mower Installing Deck HooksLevel the mower to assure proper cut. Mower Installing Mower Installing Front Anti-ScalpingRollerInstall both plugs Remove level plug Add oil until it seeps out level plug holeSide. Insert linchpin to lock Attaching Front Mower Links To Mower~~~ Attaching Front Mower Links to Front Bracket Lift Arms Fasten to Mower Deck Detaching Mower from Tractor Joint Detaches From Mid-PTO Switch off engine after moving tractor off mower. Set brakes Tor to 4-wheel drive positionOperation Operation PRE-OPERATION Check List Tours A small area Installing Mower Operating Your Mower with Other Equipment‘ by mower deck hook Install attachment as needed Maintenance Owner ServiceCaster Pivot Hrs Caster Wheel Blade Spindles Driveshaft U-joints HrsDriveshaft Slip Joint Hrs Spring Take-up Pivot Arm 30W Oil Oil Level PlugBlade Inspection Blade Installation Blade ServicingMaintenance Belt Assembly Maintenance Spindle assembly @ Sleeve Bearing cone Housing and cups Cup ShaftSpindle Assembly Remove bearing cone from shaftProper adjustment is attained T1I Universal Joint Assembly Yoke Journal cross Seal Snap ring Cup and bearingsL11 AndhammerGearbox Maintenance Remove gearbox from standGear Box Split taper bushing Drive pulley Gearbox stand Key Storage StorageSolution TroubleshootingProblem Troubleshooting Specifications Warranty Service Owner Satisfaction