TECHNICAL DATA BROCHURE - ZTR 308 & 311

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8/86 Re

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IMPORTANT - READ OPERATOR'S MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING OR MAKING ADJUSTMENTS.

 

 

Seat Adjustment

Loosen bolts on sliding brackets under each side of the seat, slide seat forward or rearward to desired position. Tighten bolts. Do not operate the mower with bracket bolts in "loose" condition.

Mower Blade Operation

To engage the mower blades, turn lever on floor, slowly, to the "ON" position. To disengage mower blades, turn lever, slowly, to the "OFF" position.

Removing The Body

1.Disconnect Throttle cable from engine.

2.Disconnect the wiring loom from the body by turning the threaded collar on the connector in a counterclockwise direction. This connector is located at the left rear of the body.

3.Remove four control lever bolts, and remove upper control levers, (P/N 9079 & 9080).

4.Remove the two attach nuts on the floor of the body and release the latches on the rear of the body, near each side.

5.Place height adjustment lever in the vertical position, and mower deck engaging lever in ( the "OFF" position. Carefully lift the body off the chassis.

6.For assembly, reverse the procedure.

Removing The Mower Deck

1.Loosen the belt keeper, (P/N 2294), located under the engine by loosening two rear engine mounting bolts, allowing the deck drive belt to come free of the rear pulley. Tighten the belt keeper.

2.Disconnect the wiring loom at the deck safety switch, (P/N 4242).

3.Remove four attach pins, (P/N 6107) and clips, (P/H 3072) from the deck attach points and stabilizer bars.

4.Lift the front of the mower chassis clear of the deck engaging rod, (P/N 2686). Roll the chassis free of the deck.

5.'To install, reverse the procedure.

Adjustment Of Mower Deck Drive Belt

1.Disengage the mower deck drive belt.

2.To obtain the proper belt tension, loosen lock nut, (P/N 3005) and rotate engaging rod ' linkage, (P/N 3607).

3.After making an adjustment, engage the drive belt and check the tension. (The proper • tension for an engaged V-belt is the lowest tension at which the belt will not slip under normal load conditions.)

4.If further adjustment is necessary, repeat steps 1 through 3, until proper adjustment is achieved.

5.After the belt tension is adjusted, check to assure that the mower blade will not turn freely when the engaging rod is in the "OFF" position.

6.If the mower blade turns freely, adjust the blade brake using swivel fitting, (P/N 2172), located

on the brake linkage "L" rod, (P/N 2841) so that there is 1/8" to 1/4" gap between the deck safety switch body, (P/N 4242), and the striker plate, attached to the clutch idler bracket, (P/N 2847), when the brake is engaged.

NOTE: The clutch idler bracket, (P/N 2847) must be raised so that the brake link swivel, (P/N 2172) can be adjusted.

7. After adjustment is achieved, perform the safety checks listed below.

"IMPORTANT" - Perform SAFETY CHECKS after making any repairs or adjustments.

1.After reassembly, while seated on the mower, attempt to start the engine with the mower deck engaged. Engine should not start. If engine does start, return the mower to an Authorized Dixon Dealer for adjustment or repair.

2.Disengage the mower deck and start engine. With the operator in the normal seated position, engage mower deck and remove weight from the seat. The engine should stop. If the engine doesn't stop when operator rises from the seat, return the mower to an Authorized Dixon Dealer for adjustment or repair.

3.Engage, then disengage, mower blade in each cutting height. Insure that blade disengages and comes to a stop within 5 seconds in each height position. If blade does not disengage properly, repeat belt adjustment procedure or contact your Authorized Dixon Dealer.

Removing The Mower Blade

Secure the blade, (P/N 6013) from turning. (Observe the blade position when removing.) Remove

the blade bolt from the center of the blade, remove the blade flange, (P/N 2837), blade, (P/N 2406), and spacer, (P/N 2829).

WARNING: Sharp edges on the blade can cause injury! Caution should be e x e r c i s e d when s e r v i c e is required on the blade.

Parking Brake Adjustment

Remove the body as described above. Tighten nut on brake rod, (P/N 2533), (Located in front of the transaxle on each s i d e ) , ju s t enough to prevent brake from slipping when engaged. CAUTION; Over-tightening may cause premature wear on the brake band, (P/N 5085).

OIXON INDUSTRIES, INC. Box 494

Coffeyville, Kansas 67337-0494

(316) 251-2000

P/N 8603

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Dixon ZTR 311 brochure Technical Data Brochure ZTR 308

ZTR 308, ZTR 311 specifications

Dixon ZTR 308 and ZTR 311 are renowned models in the commercial-grade zero-turn mower category, designed for efficiency and performance in various mowing applications. Both models showcase Dixon's commitment to delivering robust, user-friendly equipment for professional landscapers and serious homeowners alike.

The Dixon ZTR 308 comes equipped with a powerful engine, ensuring reliable performance across different terrains. Its efficient cutting deck, typically available in widths of up to 48 inches, allows for fast mowing while maintaining a clean, precise cut. The ZTR 308 features a dual hydrostatic transmission, providing exceptional maneuverability and speed. Operators appreciate the ease of control, which allows for navigating around obstacles without compromising time or effort.

On the other hand, the Dixon ZTR 311 steps up the game with slightly enhanced specifications. This model combines a robust engine with an improved cutting deck, often available in widths up to 54 inches. The ZTR 311’s hydrostatic transmission allows for seamless speed adjustments, a beneficial feature when tackling various lawn conditions. The responsiveness of the controls makes this model particularly favored for those managing larger properties or commercial lawns.

Both the ZTR 308 and ZTR 311 incorporate user-centric designs, including adjustable high-back seats that provide comfort during extended use. The ergonomic design of the controls enhances operator ease, minimizing fatigue during long working hours. Both models also prioritize safety, featuring automatic brakes that engage when the operator leaves the seat, ensuring protection against accidental operation.

Dixon’s commitment to durability is evident in the construction of both mowers; features such as a heavy-duty frame and reinforced cutting decks are standard. Furthermore, these models utilize advanced technology to enhance mowing efficiency. The innovative blade engagement system provides a quick and responsive start-up, while the maintenance-friendly design reduces service time, allowing more time for mowing.

In conclusion, the Dixon ZTR 308 and ZTR 311 are exemplary models that combine power, precision, and ease of use. With advanced features designed for efficiency and a focus on user comfort, both models represent a solid investment for professionals and enthusiasts who demand high performance from their mowing equipment. Whether tackling residential lawns or larger commercial spaces, these zero-turn mowers are equipped to deliver exceptional results, making them a preferred choice in the industry.