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Honda Power Equipment MM52 manual Lift Link Rod, Installing Mower

Models: MM52

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Lift Link Rod

INSTALLING MOWER

Lift Link Rod

1. Check that the distance between the end of the rod and the bottom washer is 27-29 mm (1.0-l .l in).

2. To adjust, loosen the lock nut and turn the adjusting nut. After adjustment, retighten the lock nut securely.

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Honda Power Equipment MM52 manual Lift Link Rod, Installing Mower

Contents

Page Page YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED INTRODUCTIONTO THE OWNER are not takenPage Some Illustrations In this manual GENERAL INFORMATIONINTRODUCTION Page CONTENTS SAFETY INFORMATIONSET-UPAND ASSEMBLY INSTALLING MOWERSAFETY INFORMATION SAFETY RULES ATTENTION! BECOME ALERTTraining YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVEDPreparation Operational SafetySAFETY INFORMATION Storage Maintenance SafetySAFETY INFORMATION Safety Decals SAFETY INFORMATIONKEEP AWAY THROWN OBJECTS OR BLADE CONTACTDEALER SET-UPINSTRUCTIONS SET-UPAND ASSEMBLYMower Deck Front Tensioner Parts in Lift Linkage Box Parts in Hardware Bag Delivery Check List Dealer Responsibility Pre-DeliveryCheck List Dealer ResponsibilitySET-UPAND ASSEMBLY INSTALLING FRONT TENSIONER BRACKET LIFT LINK SHAFT INSTALLING MOWER INSTALLING LIFT LINKInstaDiing Discharge Cover installing Rear Deck LinksINSTALLING MOWER installing Wheels On Mower t INSTALLING MOWERINSTALLING MOWER DECK Positioning Mower Under TractorAttaching Front Deck Links To Mower Attaching Rear Mower Deck LinksIns&t Rear Link Shaft Attaching Lift Plates Attaching Front Link ProtectorLEVELING MOWER DECK INSTALLING MOWERFront to Back Leveling mNever attempt to than e drive INSTALLING MOWERAdjusting Lifting Height With Lift Plate INSTALLING MOWERMower Deck Lift Rod INSTALLING MOWERLift Link Rod INSTALLING MOWERRemovb lock pins Remove linchpins and link shaft CLEANING MOWER DECK EXTERIOR DECK DRIVE BELTCHECKING BLADE CONDITION PRE-OPERATIONCHECKS9 a mTo avoid personal injury PRE-OPERATIONCHECKS NORMAL EXCESSIVELY WORN CRACKEDADJUSTING CUTTING HEIGHT mBe sure all moving parts haveLOWERING SPEED ADJUSTMENT OPERATIONSTARTING STOPPING in An EmergencyIn Normal Use MOWINGCUTTING PATTERNS In a small areaIn a large area Mowing unsquars areasMaintenance Schedule Service PeriodLubrication Points Ref. NoMAINTENANCE Weekly CheckI MAINTENANCE Blade AssemblyBlade Installation BLADE SERVICINGSharpening Blades BLADE INSPECTION•Never operate the tractor with a worn or damaged bladeBlade Assembly MAINTENANCEBlade Installation Spindle Assembly SPINDLE REPAIR Blade Spindle RemovalSpindle Repair Tips MAINTENANCEMAINTENANCE Blade Spindle Disassembly5--1 Spindle AssemblyBlade Spindle Assembly proper adjustment is attained2.seal MAINTENANCEMAINTENANCE Blade Spindle InstallationI ----+\ Drive Belt Replacement REPLACING THE BELTSBlade Belt Replacement MAINTENANCECLEANING MOWER DECK STORAGE STORAGETROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEMSOLUTION1.Mower overloading; material too tall or heavy 2.Oil on belt from over-lubricationPROBLEM 1.Tractor speed too fast 2.PTO lever cable faulty or out of adjustment3.Faulty PTO 1.Wrong blades 2.Deck too low 2.Clean deck undersideSPECIFICATIONS Weight includinglinkModel MM52WARRANTY SERVICE OWNER SATISFACTION