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Honda Power Equipment MM52 Safety Decals, Safety Information, Keep Away, Disciiarqe, Chute, Place

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SAFETY INFORMATION

Safety Decals

Replace immediately if damaged.

KEEP AWAY!

THROWN OBJECTS OR BLADE CONTACT

CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

KEEP	DISCIIARQE	CHUTE
AND	SHIELDS IN	PLACE.	,“~,

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Honda Power Equipment MM52 manual Safety Decals, Safety Information, Keep Away, Thrown Objects Or Blade Contact, Disciiarqe

Contents

Page Page are not taken YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVEDINTRODUCTION TO THE OWNERPage INTRODUCTION GENERAL INFORMATIONSome Illustrations In this manual Page INSTALLING MOWER CONTENTSSAFETY INFORMATION SET-UPAND ASSEMBLYYOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED SAFETY INFORMATIONSAFETY RULES ATTENTION! BECOME ALERT TrainingSAFETY INFORMATION Operational SafetyPreparation SAFETY INFORMATION Maintenance SafetyStorage THROWN OBJECTS OR BLADE CONTACT Safety DecalsSAFETY INFORMATION KEEP AWAYMower Deck Front Tensioner SET-UPAND ASSEMBLYDEALER SET-UPINSTRUCTIONS Parts in Lift Linkage Box Parts in Hardware Bag SET-UPAND ASSEMBLY Pre-DeliveryCheck List Dealer ResponsibilityDelivery Check List Dealer Responsibility INSTALLING FRONT TENSIONER BRACKET LIFT LINK SHAFT INSTALLING LIFT LINK INSTALLING MOWERINSTALLING MOWER installing Rear Deck LinksInstaDiing Discharge Cover INSTALLING MOWER installing Wheels On Mower tPositioning Mower Under Tractor INSTALLING MOWER DECKIns&t Rear Link Shaft Attaching Rear Mower Deck LinksAttaching Front Deck Links To Mower Attaching Front Link Protector Attaching Lift PlatesINSTALLING MOWER LEVELING MOWER DECKFront to Back Leveling INSTALLING MOWER mNever attempt to than e driveINSTALLING MOWER Adjusting Lifting Height With Lift PlateINSTALLING MOWER Mower Deck Lift RodINSTALLING MOWER Lift Link RodRemovb lock pins Remove linchpins and link shaft DECK DRIVE BELT CLEANING MOWER DECK EXTERIOR9 a mTo avoid personal injury PRE-OPERATIONCHECKSCHECKING BLADE CONDITION NORMAL EXCESSIVELY WORN CRACKED PRE-OPERATIONCHECKSmBe sure all moving parts have ADJUSTING CUTTING HEIGHTOPERATION LOWERING SPEED ADJUSTMENTMOWING STARTINGSTOPPING in An Emergency In Normal UseMowing unsquars areas CUTTING PATTERNSIn a small area In a large areaRef. No Maintenance ScheduleService Period Lubrication PointsWeekly Check MAINTENANCEBLADE SERVICING I MAINTENANCEBlade Assembly Blade Installationdamaged blade Sharpening BladesBLADE INSPECTION •Never operate the tractor with a worn orBlade Installation MAINTENANCEBlade Assembly MAINTENANCE Spindle AssemblySPINDLE REPAIR Blade Spindle Removal Spindle Repair TipsSpindle Assembly MAINTENANCEBlade Spindle Disassembly 5--1MAINTENANCE Blade Spindle Assemblyproper adjustment is attained 2.sealI ----+\ Blade Spindle InstallationMAINTENANCE REPLACING THE BELTS Drive Belt ReplacementMAINTENANCE Blade Belt ReplacementCLEANING MOWER DECK STORAGE STORAGE2.Oil on belt from over-lubrication TROUBLESHOOTINGPROBLEMSOLUTION 1.Mower overloading; material too tall or heavy2.Clean deck underside PROBLEM 1.Tractor speed too fast2.PTO lever cable faulty or out of adjustment 3.Faulty PTO 1.Wrong blades 2.Deck too lowMM52 SPECIFICATIONSWeight includinglink ModelOWNER SATISFACTION WARRANTY SERVICE

Safety Decals

KEEP AWAY!

THROWN OBJECTS OR BLADE CONTACT

CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

DISCIIARQE

CHUTE

SHIELDS IN

PLACE.