Snapper Rear Engine Riders 사용자 설명서

 

4.  Installing Steering Wheel 
 (a) 

Slide steering wheel on steering shaft. 

 

Normally, the offset of the steering wheel should 
be towards operator’s seat. 

NOTE:  For more operator room, the steering wheel 
offset can be turned towards front of the Rear Engine 
Rider.  The “SNAPPER” logo in the center of steering 
wheel can be snapped out and turned also. 

 
 

(b)  Support steering wheel and drive the 1/4” x 1-
1/2” roll pin into steering wheel and steering shaft.  
See Figure 4. 

 

 

Check the torque of mowing blade(s) 

mounting bolt(s). (30 to 40 ft. lbs. recommended 
for single blade mowers & 40 to 50 ft. lbs. 
recommended for double blade mowers). 

Check blade(s) straightness per operators 

manual. 

C. LUBRICATION 
 1. Perform normal lubrication of the Rear Engine 

Rider. Check differential and chain case for proper 
lubricant levels. See Operator’s manual. 

 

2.  After completing lubrication, carefully lower 
Rear Engine Rider to floor to continue set-up. 

Place fuel tank in bracket behind seat bracket 
and push tank down until it snaps into position. 
See Figure 5. 

 

 

Slide fuel line onto fuel tank hose barb and 
move hose clamp above end of the fuel tank 
hose barb (approximately 1/8” from end of 
hose).  The fuel filter has been installed by the 
engine manufacturer.  See Figure 6. 

 

 

 

E.  OPERATOR’S SEAT – NON-HINGED MODELS 
 1. Install seat switch into bottom of seat by 

pushing in and turning clockwise until switch locks 
into place.  See Inset in Figure 7.    

 2. Lay forward edge of seat onto seat pan with seat 

switch protruding through opening in pedestal. 

 

3.  Connect seat switch wiring harness to male 
tabs of seat switch (under seat).  See Figure 7. 

 4. Position operator’s seat onto seat bracket. 
 

5.  Install two 5/16-18 hex head flange patch lock 
screws into rear holes of seat. 

 

6.  Install two spacers onto the two adjusting knobs. 

 7.  Install adjusting knobs through seat bracket 

and into the two front holes in operator’s seat. 

 8. Adjust seat to desired position. Partially tighten 

rear screws, allowing seat to slide front to back. 
Tighten adjusting knobs to secure seat in position.  
See Figure 7.