Forward Travel, Travel Speeds, Stopping Engine | Scotts SP6213

OPERATING

Forward Travel

To Travel Forward:

A

M93034

Pull and hold traction clutch lever (A) against upper handle.

To Stop Forward Travel:

NOTE: Rear wheels will make a clicking noise when mower is pushed forward. This indicates that the drive train is operating correctly.

Release lever (A). Release traction clutch lever before turning the mower.

Travel Speeds

Travel speed: (SP6211)

•1st Gear: 3.9 km/h (2.4 mph)

Travel speeds: (SP6213)

•1st Gear: 3.1 km/h (1.9 mph)

•2nd Gear: 3.9 km/h (2.4 mph)

•3rd Gear: 5.0 km/h (3.1 mph)

To change travel speeds: (SP6213)

NOTE: Mower travel speed can be changed when the traction clutch lever is engaged and the mower is moving forward.

A

M93035

•Raise or lower speed control lever (A) to engage desired gear.

Stopping Engine

Release handle and levers:

M73293a

•Mower will stop.

•Blade will stop.

•Engine will stop.

IMPORTANT: Avoid damage! If blade does not stop within 3 seconds after you release blade stop lever, see your authorized Scotts servicing dealer.

Operating - 8

Image 12

Scotts SP6213, SP6211 manual Forward Travel, Travel Speeds, Stopping Engine

Contents

OPERATOR’S Manual Using Your Operator’s Manual IntroductionThank You for Purchasing a Scotts Product California Proposition 65 Warning Product Identification Record Identification Numbers Table of Contents Safety Safety-Alert SymbolMachine Safety Labels Certification Label Operate Safely Practice Safe Maintenance Protect ChildrenHelp Prevent Serious or Fatal Accidents Before you unplug or adjust machine Avoid Injury from Contacting BladeHandling Waste Products Handling Fuel Safely Operating Engine Controls Handle and Cutting Height ControlsHandle Controls Stop Engine Adjusting Handle Height Key Cutting Height Adjustments In mm InchesUpper Handle Lower Handle Starting Engine RUNNING, Blade is TurningKeep hands, feet and clothing away from the blade Forward Travel Travel SpeedsStopping Engine Using Side Discharge Chute Using Grass BagMowing Tips To Avoid Scalping Bagging and CompostingBagging Tips Mulching Tips After Mowing Replacement Parts Service LiteratureJohn Deere Quality Part Number Service Intervals Service Engine Warranty Maintenance Statement Engine OilAdjusting Carburetor Avoid Fumes Changing Engine Oil To Change Engine OIL from the TOP Cleaning and Replacing Air Cleaner Element To Change Engine OIL from the Bottom Cleaning and Gapping Spark Plug Cleaning Engine Cooling FinsStop engine. Let it cool Cleaning Drive Belt and Transmission Area Checking and Replacing Drive Belt To Replace Drive Belt Picture Note View is from underside of differential Transmission Cable Adjustment-SP6213 Lubricate Drive Shaft Hub Bushings Lubricate Mower Axles Check Blade Sharpening BladeCheck Blade To Remove Blade Balance and Install Blade Filling Fuel Tank Cleaning Fuel Cap Vent Troubleshooting Using Troubleshooting ChartCheck Troubleshooting Storing Safety Storing MachinePreparing Machine for Storage Preparing Fuel and Engine For Storage Remove Mower from Storage Assembly Install Starter RopeLawnmower Assembly Side Discharge Chute Bagger Bagger Chute Identify Parts SP6211 and SP6213 Install Grass Bag Add Engine Oil Insert bagging chute tab E into rear mower shield slot F Test Mower Specifications Machine SpecificationsEngine Travel Speed Range Dimensions Recommended Lubricants Warranty Limited Warranty for NEW Scotts Brand Products Tire Warranty Limited Engine Warranty Warranted Parts Cleaning Belt and Transmission Area Index Quality Statement Step Refer to your operator’s manualStep Contact your dealer Step Call the Customer Communications Center Service Record Record Service Dates