Assessments - 5, GPA: 4 ( )

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An accumulation of dry grass and leaves around the engine, the exhaust system, or on top of the mower deck (especially around the pulleys) may ignite. Always empty the grass bags when you finish mowing, even if they are not full. Stored lawn clippings are a fire hazard. '4 1. SAFETY IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO PARENTS YOUR CHILDREN'S SAFETY IS VERY IMPORTANT to Honda. That's why we urge you to read this message before letting your youngster operate a lawn tractor and mowing equipment. Lawn tractors and mowing equipment are tools, not toys. As with any equipment, bad judgments can result in serious injuries. You can help prevent accidents by making good decisions about it when, and how your youngster operates this equipment. The first question you'll need to ask is whether your youngster is capable of operating this equipment safely. Remember, young people vary widely, and AGE IS NOT THE ONLY FACTOR. Physically, a youngster must be LARGE ENOUGH AND STRONG ENOUGH to easily control the tractor's direction. The youngster also needs enough size, strength, and coordination to comfortably reach and operate the controls. Another tougher question you need to ask is if your youngster has enough MATURITY AND RESPONSIBILITY to safely operate this equipment. Does the young person think through problems and come to logical solutions? Be honest! Anyone who takes unnecessary risks and doesn't obey rules should not operate this equipment. . If you decide that your son or daughter can handle this equipment safely, CAREFULLY READ THE OWNER'S MANUALS with your youngster; read the owner's manual supplied with your Honda lawn tractor in addition to this one. Make sure you both understand all instructions and warnings. Also, be sure your youngster wears sturdy shoes and other protective clothing when operating this equipment. SUPERVISION is also very important. Closely supervise your youngster during the first few minutes of mowing. Even after the youngster has become confident with the mower, do not let the young person use this equipment without good adult supervision. An adult should also be present during refueling and maintenance. In fact, it's up to parents to make sure that all equipment is properly maintained and kept in safe operating condition. By always placing safety first, your youngster will acquire useful skills and a sense of accomplishment. And you'll both get the best results from your equipment. 2.SERVICE GRASS BAG REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION Objects thrown by the blades can cause serious injury. Disengage the Power Take Off (RT.O.1, and shut off the engine, before opening the hopper top and removing the grass bags. Replace GRASS BAGS worn or damaged grass bags. Removal 1. Unhook the retaining band from the hopper top. 2. Open the hopper top, and remove the grass bags. Installation 1. Hook the bags onto the retaining lugs of the bag supports. 2. Close the hopper top, and secure it with the retaining band. NOTE: Retaining band tension is adjustable. To adjust, loosen the 6 .mm flange bolt at the base of the retaining band, and move the band up or down. Tighten the 6 mm flange bolt to a torque value of 8.0 ft-lb (1.1 kg-m). Under normal mowing conditions, the left grass bag will fill first, then the right bag will fill. Empty the grass bags before they both become filled to capacity. If the bags become overfilled, grass may c!og the chute. Grass bags will not collect grass efficiently if clogged with dirt. Wash dirty bags with a garden hose, and allow them to dry completely before use; wet bags will clog quickly. Do not line the grass bags with plastic trash bags. Any material that interferes with air flow through the grass bags will reduce bagging performance. I UJ HOPPER TOP HOOK RETAINING BAND 6xl6mm FLANGE BOLT ._ 6 2.SERVICE CHUTE DISCONNECTION AND REMOVAL FOR CLEANING Objects thrown by the blades can cause serious injury. Disengage the Power Take Off (FT.0.L and shut off the engine, before disconnecting the chute sections. Removal 1. Grasp the upper chute by the chute handle. Raise the upper chute to pull the middle chute off the lower chute. 2. Remove the chute pin to remove the lower chute from the mower deck. Installation 1. Hook the rear edge of the lower chute onto the mower deck, align the front pin holder brackets, and insert the chute pin. 2. Grasp the upper chute by the chute handle. Raise the upper and middle chutes, then slide the middle chute over the lower chute. CHUTE HANDLE The window in the middle chute allows you to verify that the grass clippings are moving freely into the bags. If you see the flow stop, that indicates clogging. If clogging occurs, disengage the Power Take Off (W.O.), shut off the engine, then disconnect the chute sections and use a stick to unclog them. It may not be necessary to remove the lower chute to unclog it. Clean the inner surfaces of the chute sections and hopper top periodically. This will help to keep the grass clippings moving freely into the bags. CHUTE 2.SERVICE DRIV...

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