Snapper SGV13321KW Benutzerhandbuch
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SECTION 3 – OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
DO NOT allow operation of the machine by
untrained personnel.
untrained personnel.
IMPORTANT! BEFORE OPERATING:
Be thoroughly familiar with all controls and how to use
them before operating the machine. Know beforehand
how to STOP machine motion, mower blades and
engine in preparation for possible emergencies.
them before operating the machine. Know beforehand
how to STOP machine motion, mower blades and
engine in preparation for possible emergencies.
3.1 CONTROLS & THEIR FUNCTIONS
3.1.1. OPERATOR PRESENCE CONTROL (OPC)
The Operator Presence Control (OPC) is designed to
kill the engine should the operator release the handles
while the mower blades are engaged and/or the
transmission is in forward or reverse gear. The OPC is
activated by depressing one or both of the OPC
handles located over the left and right handle grips.
See Figure 3.1.
The Operator Presence Control (OPC) is designed to
kill the engine should the operator release the handles
while the mower blades are engaged and/or the
transmission is in forward or reverse gear. The OPC is
activated by depressing one or both of the OPC
handles located over the left and right handle grips.
See Figure 3.1.
WARNING
When the Operator’s Presence Control (OPC) is
released, the machine will continue to operate a few
feet. DO NOT use this Operator’s Presence Control
(OPC) to routinely stop the machine.
released, the machine will continue to operate a few
feet. DO NOT use this Operator’s Presence Control
(OPC) to routinely stop the machine.
WARNING
DO NOT attempt to modify, remove, or otherwise
alter the OPC in any way. Doing so may result in
serious injury or death.
alter the OPC in any way. Doing so may result in
serious injury or death.
FIGURE 3.1
(Left hand shown;
right hand identical)
3.1.2. TRACTION LEVERS
The Traction Levers control both the stopping and
turning of the machine. See Figure 3.2. When
squeezed, the lever simultaneously declutches the
traction belt while applying the wheel brake. Squeezing
the left lever turns the machine to the left, squeezing
the right lever turns the machine to the right, squeezing
both left and right levers together stops the machine.
FIGURE 3.2
(Left hand shown;
right hand identical)
WARNING
To avoid sudden and unexpected turning, both
Traction Levers must be depressed or released at
the same time when stopping or starting machine
motion.
Traction Levers must be depressed or released at
the same time when stopping or starting machine
motion.
3.1.3. TRACTION LOCKS
The Traction Locks lock the wheel brakes to prevent
movement of the machine. See Figure 3.3.
1. To lock: Firmly squeeze both traction levers
against the handle grip, and with both thumbs, push
the tab atop each traction lock forward. Slowly
release the traction lever, checking to be sure that
the locks have held.
the tab atop each traction lock forward. Slowly
release the traction lever, checking to be sure that
the locks have held.
2. To unlock: Firmly squeeze both traction levers
against the handle grip and release. The locks are
spring-loaded, and will automatically disengage.
spring-loaded, and will automatically disengage.
FIGURE 3.3
(Right hand shown;
left hand identical)
OPC
HANDLE
HANDLE
HANDLE
GRIP
GRIP
HANDLE
GRIP
GRIP
TRACTION
LEVER
LEVER
PUSH
TRACTION
LOCK
FORWARD
TRACTION
LOCK
FORWARD
TRACTION LEVER
SHOWN IN LOCKED
POSITION
SHOWN IN LOCKED
POSITION
SQUEEZE
TRACTION
LEVER
TRACTION
LEVER
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