Exmark 850, 000 & higher manual Using the Mulch Plug, Operation

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Using the Mulch Plug

Operation

EC21KABBCCA, EC21KABBCX, and EC21KABBCY: Move the throttle to the (Stop) position to kill the engine.

EC21KABBC, EC21HNBBCX, and EC21HNBBC: Press the switch to “STOP” to kill the engine (see Figure 5).

Note: If the blade does not stop within 3 seconds after releasing the blade control bail, contact an Authorized Service Dealer.

2.Close the fuel shut-off valve, if equipped, when the machine will not be in use for a few days, when transporting, or when the unit is parked inside a building.

Operating the Self-Propel Drive (Self-Propelled Units Only)

The lawn mower is variable speed, the more you squeeze the drive bail the faster the machine travels.

1.Start the engine.

2.Squeeze the drive bail against the handle (see Figure 4).

Note: You can vary the ground speed by increasing or decreasing the distance between the ground speed control bail and the handle. Lower the control bail to decrease the ground speed when you are making a turn or if the lawn mower is moving too fast for you. If you lower the control bail too far the lawn mower stops self-propelling. Squeeze the ground speed control bail closer to the handle to increase the ground speed. When you hold the ground speed control bail tight against the handle, the lawn mower self-propels at the maximum ground speed. Release the drive bail to stop moving when you use the lawn mower for trimming or whenever you leave the lawn mower.

3.To disengage the self-propel drive, release the drive bail.

Note: The mower comes with freewheeling clutches which make it easier to pull the mower rearward. To disengage the clutches, you may need to push the mower forward one inch (2.5 cm) or more after you release the self-propel drive bail.

Operating the Blade Control Bail (Units Without Blade Brake Clutch)

1.Squeeze the blade control bail against the handle.

2.Start the engine.

3.When the blade control bail is squeezed against the handle, the blade should engage.

4.Release the blade control bail. Both the engine and the blade should stop.

Operating the Blade Control Lever (Blade Brake Clutch Units Only)

1.Start the engine.

2.Push and hold the blade control lock lever forward to release the blade control bail (Figure 13).

Figure 13

1.

Blade control lock lever

4.

Push forward

2.

Locked position

5.

Unlocked position

3.

Blade control bail

6.

Squeeze against handle

3.Squeeze the blade control bail against the handle and release the blade control lock lever; the blade should engage.

4.Release the blade control bail to disengage the blade. The blade control lock lever will reset to lock the blade control bail.

Using the Mulch Plug

Occasionally you may wish to use the mulch plug to mulch the grass and leaf clippings back into the lawn.

Installing the Mulch Plug:

1.Stop the engine and wait for all moving parts to stop.

2.Remove the grass bag if it is on the mower.

3.Raise the discharge door and insert the mulch plug into the discharge opening. The lip on the plug will snap into the mower housing.

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Contents Part No. 4500-674Rev. A COMMERCIALFor Serial Nos 850,000 & Higher CALIFORNIA Proposition 65 Warning Model No Serial No IntroductionContents Safety Alert Symbol SafetySafety Safe Operating PracticesDANGER DANGERSafety Safety OperationSlope Operation Maintenance and StorageSafety Do Not mow slopes when grass is wetSafety Safety and Instructional DecalsEC21KABBCX EC21KABBC,EC21KAY, EC21KA, EC21KABBCCA109-8194 SafetyEC21KABBCY, EC21KABBCCA 116-1922116-2737 SafetyDimensions SpecificationsSpecifications Curb WeightOperation Product OverviewControls OperationChoke Control EC21HNBBC, EC21HNBBCX Engine Stop SwitchFuel Shut-OffValve Blade Control Lock Lever BladePre-Start Handle AdjustmentOperating Instructions Open the Fuel Shut-OffValveOperation Stopping the EngineOperation Using the Mulch PlugOperation Authorized Service DealerAdjusting the Cutting Height Test Using the Grass BagDANGER OperationOperation Using the Grass BagDANGER Operation Operating TipsMaintenance MaintenanceRecommended Maintenance Schedules Check Engine Oil Level Periodic MaintenanceChecking the Blade Brake Clutch Blade Brake Clutch OnlyDANGER Check the Mower BladeMaintenance Check the Blade Brake Clutch Bail Operation Blade Check for Loose HardwareBrake Clutch Units Only MaintenanceMaintenance Service Air Filter Kawasaki UnitsService Air Filter EC21ASHN Units Maintenance Service Air Filter EC21HNBBC and EC21HNBBCX UnitsService Interval After the first 5 hours Change Engine OilMaintenance Check Spark Plugs Check Condition Of Belt Self-PropelledUnits OnlyMaintenance Service Interval Every 100 hoursAdjusting the Self-Propel Drive AdjustmentsSelf-PropelledUnits Only MaintenanceMaintenance Adjusting the Blade Brake CableBlade Brake Clutch Units Only Clean Grass Build-UpUnder Deck CleaningCleaning the Discharge Tunnel and Plug MaintenanceCleaning the Blade Brake Clutch Shield Cleaning Under the Belt Cover Self-PropelledUnitsCleaning Under the Cover Plate Non-BladeBrake OnlyMaintenance Waste DisposalMotor Oil Disposal Preparing the Fuel System StoragePreparing the Engine General Storage InformationTroubleshooting TroubleshootingProblem TroubleshootingPossible Cause Corrective Action1 Year Limited Warranty Exmark Commercial Turf EquipmentInstructions for Obtaining Warranty Service Owner’s ResponsibilitiesService Done By Service RecordDate Description of Work DoneWALK-BEHINDACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS MID-MOUNTRIDING ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONSOUT-FRONTRIDING ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS
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000 & higher, 850 specifications

The Exmark 850 is a top-of-the-line commercial mower, known for its durability, efficiency, and advanced features, making it a favorite among landscaping professionals. With a powerful engine and innovative technology, the Exmark 850 is designed to tackle tough mowing tasks while ensuring a high-quality cut.

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The cutting deck of the Exmark 850 is engineered with precision, utilizing Exmark's proprietary UltraCut technology. This technology ensures that grass is cut evenly and efficiently, resulting in a clean, manicured appearance. The deck height is easily adjustable, allowing users to quickly change settings to accommodate different lawn conditions and preferences.

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In terms of durability, the Exmark 850 is built to withstand the rigors of commercial use. The high-quality materials and construction ensure that this mower can handle challenging conditions, extending its lifespan and reducing maintenance needs. Additionally, Exmark offers an extensive warranty program, providing peace of mind for operators.

Safety features are also prioritized in the Exmark 850, with guards and shields designed to protect the operator while mowers are in use. These features also include emergency shut-off systems and blade brake systems, ensuring compliance with safety standards.

Overall, the Exmark 850 stands out as a high-performing, reliable, and efficient mower suitable for a variety of commercial landscaping tasks. With its powerful engine, advanced cutting technology, ergonomic design, and emphasis on durability and safety, it continues to be a top choice for professionals seeking high-quality lawn care equipment.