Dixon ZTR 60 Mower Blade Switch, Ignition Switch, Choke Control Lever, Throttle Control Lever

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CONTROLS

MOWER BLADE SWITCH:

To engage blades: pull up on switch

To disengage blades: push down

IGNITION SWITCH:

Turn to start position to crank engine. Release when it starts.

For headlights - rotate switch one notch counter-clockwise from run.

Note: Remove key when mower is not in use.

CHOKE CONTROL LEVER:

Located on the control panel to the operator’s right.

THROTTLE CONTROL LEVER:

Located on control panel to operator’s right.

Controls engine speed.

While mowing, throttle control should be set to MAXIMUM or wide open setting to insure adequate cooling of the engine and to maintain mower deck blade speed.

CIRCUIT BREAKER:

If circuit breaker pops up, it disconnects the power. Wait 2 minutes and push to reset.

If it pops up again, there is a short circuit. Stop and find fault or contact your dealer.

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Contents Safety Instructions Operator’s Manual Important Read Carefully Table of Contents Safety Safety Alert Symbol General Operation General Operation General Operation Slope Operation Slope Operation Do not Fire Hazards Fire Hazards Children Service Dixon ZTR PRO Series COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL Warranty Policy Specifications SilverTip ZTR 60Controls Control LeversSeat Parking BrakeMower Deck CUT Height Lift Lever Mower Blade Switch Ignition SwitchChoke Control Lever Throttle Control LeverControls Operation Instructions Before Operating MowerTowing Trailers and Other Attachments To Free Wheel Machine Unlock TransmissionStarting Instructions Mowing Instructions Stopping InstructionsTesting of Safety Interlock Systems Interlock Switch Test Mowing with a Mulching Attachment Mowing with a Mulching Attachment Side Discharge of the Clippings Grass Height & Cutting Suggestions Tires To Lift SeatSprings Care and Maintenance Maintenance ScheduleMower Blades Engine BatteryOFF Season Battery Storage Lubrication Deck SpindlesBelts Belt TensionChanging the Engine OIL OIL Fill OIL FiltersHydrostatic Transmission Fluid Filter Service Recommended FluidHydrostat Fluid Maintenance Procedure Hydrostat Drive Belt Replacement Procedure Hydrostatic PumpsParking Brake Adjustment Headlight Adjustment Steering Control Adjustments To adjust neutralSteering Control Adjustments To adjust steering control leversTo adjust In position of the steering controls Leveling the Deck Cleaning the Mower WarrantyPARTS/SERVICE Electrical SystemsTroubleshooting Engine WON’T Turn OverEngine Backfires Air and Oil Filter Standard Service Parts ListSilverTip ZTR Page Page OWNER’S Information Date OIL ChangedSilverTip

ZTR 72, ZTR 60 specifications

The Dixon ZTR 60 and ZTR 72 are prominent entries in the zero-turn radius mower market, designed for both homeowners and commercial operators seeking durability, performance, and exceptional maneuverability. These mowers are engineered for efficiency, allowing users to tackle large lawns and complex landscapes with ease.

One of the standout features of both the ZTR 60 and ZTR 72 models is their powerful engine options. Typically powered by Briggs & Stratton or Kawasaki engines, these mowers deliver reliable performance with horsepower options that allow for quick cutting and the ability to handle tough grass conditions. The robust engine setups ensure that users can consistently achieve an even cut, regardless of the terrain.

Both models boast a heavy-duty, responsive hydrostatic transmission that provides smooth acceleration and deceleration, enabling operators to make precise turns and navigate around obstacles seamlessly. This advanced technology is essential for achieving a professional finish in a variety of mowing conditions, from open fields to densely landscaped gardens.

The ZTR series is also equipped with an innovative cutting deck design. The ZTR 60 features a 60-inch cutting deck, while the ZTR 72 comes with a spacious 72-inch deck option, both offering adjustable cutting heights to accommodate different grass types and preferences. The superior cutting system promotes an even grass discharge and allows for mulching, bagging, or side discharging, making it versatile for various mowing needs.

Comfort is another key focus in the design of these zero-turn mowers. They come with an ergonomic seat and user-friendly controls, ensuring that operators can maneuver the mower efficiently without sacrificing comfort during long mowing sessions. The improved visibility and intuitive controls enhance the overall user experience, reducing fatigue and allowing for longer use periods.

Additional features include a robust chassis built from premium materials that ensure longevity and resistance to wear. The ZTR line also prioritizes safety, incorporating features such as roll bars and safety switches that automatically engage when the operator leaves the seat.

Overall, the Dixon ZTR 60 and ZTR 72 mowers are notable for their powerful engines, advanced transmission systems, superior cutting capabilities, and operator comfort. These characteristics make them ideal for those who require high performance and reliability in their mowing equipment, whether for residential lawns or commercial landscaping tasks.