Snapper uv1621bv Manual Do Utilizador

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Make the following checks and perform all service as 
required before starting and operating the machine. 
 
2.1.1. Read 

Read, understand, and follow 

instructions and warnings in this manual and all other 
supplied manuals, as well as instructions and warnings 
on the machine, engine and attachments.  Know the 
controls and the proper use of the machine before 
starting. 
 
2.1.2. Perform General Inspection. Thoroughly 
inspect the entire machine for damage, wear, and loose 
and missing hardware.  Repair or replace damaged, 
worn, loose and missing components prior to starting 
and operating machine. 
 
2.1.3. Check 

Tires. Check and adjust tire pressure to 

15 psi. front and rear.  Inspect condition of tires for 
wear, deterioration, cuts, and damage.  Replace worn, 
damaged or deteriorated tires before operating 
machine, using only tires of original size, type and 
construction. 
 
2.1.4.  Check Accelerator Pedal.  With engine off, 
depress pedal fully.  The pedal must move freely, and 
immediately return to original position when released. 
 
2.1.5.  Check Engine oil and Transmission fluid.  
Raise empty cargo bed and carefully secure with prop 
rod.  Add oil as needed to bring engine to FULL mark 
on dipstick.  See Figure 2.1.  Refer to Engine Owner’s 
manual for engine oil specifications.  Add fluid as 
needed to bring transmission to FULL mark on dipstick.  
See Figure 2.1.  Use MOBILFLUID 424 or equivalent.  
IMPORTANT! Do Not overfill. Always fully thread dip stick 
when checking transmission fluid levels. 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
2.1.6. Add Fuel to tank. (Refer to Engine Owner’s 
manual for fuel specifications.)  Make sure fuel filler cap 
is tight after fueling.  IMPORTANT NOTE:  Always fuel 
machine out of doors, where fumes can safely 
dissipate.  Do not smoke while fueling. 
 
2.1.7. Check Steering for excessive play.  Do not 
operate machine if steering is loose or sloppy. 
 
2.1.8. Check 

Headlights.  Both headlights should be 

functional before operating machine.  Headlight lenses 
and rear reflectors must be clean.  (NOTE: Ignition 
must be set to ‘Run’ position for headlights to function.) 
 
2.1.9.  Check Engine and surrounding areas for 
buildup of dirt, debris, oil, grease, etc. 
 
IMPORTANT!  ENGINE AND SURROUNDING AREAS 
MUST BE KEPT CLEAN.  Debris buildup can cause 
engine overheating, severe damage, and fire. 

2.1.10.  Adjust Operator’s Seat.  With engine stopped, 
and park brake set, loosen two seat adjusting knobs 
and move seat to desired position.  Re-tighten both 
knobs securely. See Figure 2.2. 

2.1.11.    Check Seat Belts.  Mounting hardware must 
be tight.  Buckle must latch securely.  Webbing must 
not display signs of deterioration, wear, or damage. 

2.1.12.  Check Operator Protective Structure (OPS). 
Check OPS for structural soundness (i.e. cracks, 
damage, etc.) All OPS mounting hardware must be 
tight. DO NOT operate a machine that has had the OPS 
removed, damaged, or modified in any way. 

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