Snapper TO ADJUST CUTTING HEIGHT, STORAGE, D. Nut, A. Skid, C. Washer, B. Capscrew, Figure 9 - Adjusting Height, vapor is also toxic to humans and animals

Operating the Mower

TO ADJUST CUTTING HEIGHT

The front skids on the brush cutter have 3 sets of holes

(Figure 9) for height adjustment:

– Top holes - 3 1/4" cutting depth

B

– Center holes - 4" cutting depth

C

– Bottom holes - 4 3/4" cutting depth

C

• Shut off engine.

• Loosen bolts holding skids.

D

• Move skid to desired location.

A

• Reinstall bolts.

Figure 9 - Adjusting Height

A. Skid

B. Capscrew

C. Washer

D. Nut

STORAGE

WARNING

• Battery life will be

if it is removed, put in a

increased

travel to an ignition source (such as a furnace,

cool, dry place a d fully charged about once a month.

Never store the unit (with fuel) in an enclosed,

o

r

If the battery is left in the u

it, disconnect the nega-

i

poorly ventilated structure. Fuel vapors can

tive cable.

t

f

c

water heater, etc.) and cause an explosi n. Fuel

Before star ing he un t after it has been stored:

t

u

vapor is also toxic to humans and animals.

• Che k all flu d levels. Check all maintenance items.

Before you store your unit for the

-season,oread the

• Perform all re ommended engine checks and proce-

off

d

res fo nd in the engine owner's manual.

Maintenance and Storage instructi

ns in

he Safety

o

Rules section, and then perform the f ll

wing s eps:

• All w the engine to warm up for several minutes

• Disengage the PTO and rem ve the key.

r

before using mower.

p

• Perform engine maintenance and storage measu es

the

listed in the engine owner's manual. This includ s

draining the fuel system, orNadding stabiliz

r to

R

fuel (do not store a fueled unit in an enclos

d struc-

ture - see above).

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