Dixon ZTR 5020, ZTR 5424 manual Care and Maintenance, Maintenance Schedule

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

This portion of the Estate Series Models owners manual deals with normal service items which can be performed by the owner. Please remember that if you are in doubt as to the correct service procedures to be followed, these and other service situations can be handled by a Dixon ZTR dealer who is familiar with the service of your mower.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE:

To insure a long and trouble free service life on all the components used on the Estate Series Models, a regular and thorough maintenance schedule should be followed. The following items should be checked after the first (10) hours of operation and on a weekly basis, or each (40) hours of use: (Items marked with an asterisk * require more frequent attention)

1.Drive system, belts and controls.

2.Mower deck belts.

3.Tire pressures.

4.HydroGear oil tank.

5.Tightness of all nuts and bolts.

6.Battery fluid level.

7.* Engine oil. (Before each use or every 8 hours)

8.Electric blade clutch air gap setting.

Before performing any maintenance, shut off engine, allow to cool.

ENGINE: For engine operating and maintenance information, refer to the engine operating and maintenance instructions furnished by the engine manufacturer, supplied with each mower.

BATTERY: Check the fluid in the battery at frequent intervals.

Keep fluid level above the plates in each cell, using distilled water.

OFF-SEASON BATTERY STORAGE:

Identify each cable so cables can be reconnected to correct terminals.

Disconnect cables from terminals.

ALWAYS disconnect ground cable first and reconnect last.

Charge battery.

DO NOT remove battery from mower.

Clean top of battery and terminals with baking soda and water.

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Contents Page Important Read Carefully Index Most common causes of injury to the operator or bystander Safety Symbols Safety Alert SymbolSerious injury or death Slope Operation Do notBe alert to avoid accidents Service Dixon Limited Warranty Policy -- Estate Models Specifications Model ZTRRear 20 X 1 0.5 X 8 Multi Trac Seat Adjustment Instructions Page To SET Parking Brake ControlsParking Brake HYDRO-GEAR Drive SystemTurning To GO ForwardTo GO Backward BrakingMower Deck CUT Height Lift Lever Blade DriveCircuit Breaker Operation Instructions Before Operating MowerBlade Drive Switch Test Starting Instructions Cold Engine Always turn engine off when leaving mower Mowing with a Mulching Attachment Mowing with a Grass Catcher Attachment Maintain Sharp Blades Throughout The Cutting SeasonSide Discharge of the Clippings Grass Height SuggestionsDeckrollers Care and Maintenance Maintenance ScheduleCutter Blade Maintenance Belt Tension Fuel Shut OFF Valve LubricationSeries Rear Wheels Changing the Engine OIL Protect Your InvestmentMower Deck Installation Care and Maintenance Mower Deck Leveling Procedure BOX to Hydrostat Belt Adjustment Parking Brake Cable Adjustment Neutraladjustment Care and Maintenance Procedure for Electric Clutch Adjustment Ohms TestHydrostatic Transmission OIL and Filter Service OIL Filter P/N 5565 ImportantWheels and Tires Standard Service Parts List Estate Model 42 DeckBriggs and Stratton AIR and OIL Filter Part Numbers Situation Causes Remedy TroubleshootingMower CUT Quality Side or the other Drive System Situation Causes RemedyElectrical System Owner Information Purchased from

ZTR 5424, ZTR 5020 specifications

The Dixon ZTR 5424 and ZTR 5020 are prominent models in the world of zero-turn mowers, known for their reliability, cutting efficiency, and user-friendly features. These mowers are designed for both residential and commercial use, providing exceptional maneuverability and performance.

The Dixon ZTR 5424 is equipped with a powerful 24-horsepower engine, offering robust performance and ample power for cutting through tough grass and uneven terrain. With its wide 54-inch cutting deck, this model allows for efficient mowing over large areas, minimizing the time required to complete yard work. The deck is crafted with heavy-duty materials to ensure durability, while the adjustable cutting height makes it versatile for different grass types and seasons.

On the other hand, the ZTR 5020 features a slightly smaller engine, typically around 20 horsepower, making it ideal for residential users with medium-sized yards. The 50-inch cutting deck strikes a balance between capability and maneuverability, allowing users to navigate tight corners and landscaping features with ease. Both models utilize a dual-blade design, which enhances cutting efficiency and improves grass discharge, ensuring a well-manicured lawn.

One of the standout technologies found in both models is the hydrostatic transmission, providing smooth acceleration and seamless speed adjustments. This technology allows operators to control the mower with precision while eliminating the need for shifting gears, making mowing more enjoyable. Additionally, the zero-turn design allows for the impressive turning radius, enabling users to make sharp turns around obstacles without leaving uncut patches.

User comfort is also a priority in the design of both mowers. Equipped with ergonomic seats that reduce fatigue during extended use, the ZTR 5424 and ZTR 5020 ensure a comfortable riding experience. Easy-to-reach controls, including adjustable steering levers and intuitive dashboard features, enhance operational ease.

In summary, both the Dixon ZTR 5424 and ZTR 5020 provide powerful performance, efficient cutting capabilities, and user-friendly features. Whether for commercial or residential use, these mowers are well-suited to meet the demands of various mowing environments. With their combination of technology, comfort, and durability, the Dixon ZTR series continues to be a popular choice among lawn care professionals and homeowners alike.
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