OPERATING YOUR TRAILMOWER
The operation of any mower can produce foreign objects to be thrown into the eyes, resulting in severe eye damage. Always wear certified safety glasses or
The operation of any cutter produces sound waves that are damaging to the human ear. Ear protection is recommended.
CAUTION!
Tragic accidents can occur if the operator is not alert to the presence of children. Children are often attracted to the machine and the mowing activity. Never assume that children will remain where you last saw them.
INTENDED USE
The 44” Rugged Cut TrailMower is designed to clear dense areas of grass and cut saplings up to 1 inch thick on golf courses and small estates. It is not intended to create a finish cut on lawns. Your TrailMower should be towed behind an ATV, golf cart, lawn tractor, or other approved vehicle. It is not recommended for speeds exceeding 5 MPH.
ATTACHING TRAILMOWER TO TOW VEHICLE
•Back vehicle up to desired towing position.
•Offset the TrailMower to the side opposite the tow vehicle discharge (if any). This prevents the tow vehicle from throwing grass into TrailMower engine.
•Bolt swivel hitch (H10) to vehicle tow receiver. If tow vehicle has a ball hitch, the ball must be removed before swivel hitch can be fastened.
•Attach tow hitch and the “L” hitch (4866 & H1) to the swivel hitch. The hitch pin (H11) should go completely through both the swivel and “L” hitches and clipped to prevent accidental separation. Check that all hardware is secure at both the tow vehicle and the TrailMower.
TRANSPORTING MOWER
•Stop TrailMower.
•Place TrailMower deck in its highest position.
•When transporting unattached from tow vehicle, remove spark plug wire and place it where it cannot contact the spark plug.
ENGAGING BLADES
The TrailMower will not start if the
•Engage blades by pulling
