Home
>
Global Garden Products
>
Lawn Mower
>
Global Garden Products Lawn Mower 102 - 122 102 - 122 Hydro Instructions Manual
Global Garden Products Lawn Mower 102 - 122 102 - 122 Hydro Instructions Manual
Here you can view all the pages of manual Global Garden Products Lawn Mower 102 - 122 102 - 122 Hydro Instructions Manual. The Global Garden Products manuals for Lawn Mower are available online for free. You can easily download all the documents as PDF.
Page 21
102 - 122 4.8.0 STEERING GEOMETRY ADJUSTMENT 1 / 1 WORKSHOP MANUAL page from 2000to •••• 4.8 STEERING GEOMETRY ADJUSTMENT The correct steering geometry is given by the val- ues of the centre distance between the joints of the tension rod and the wheel connecting rod. Any faults caused by knocks or accidents result in reduced driving precision and increased wear on the tyres. These can be overcome as follows: –uneven or excessive wear on the front tyres = toe-in adjustment –the machine does not...
Page 22
TC• TX © by GLOBAL GARDEN PRODUCTS 102 - 122 4.9.0 CHECKING BLADES ALIGNMENT 1 / 1 WORKSHOP MANUAL page from 2000to •••• 4.9 CHECKING BLADES ALIGNMENT Excessive vibration when cutting and an uneven cut can be due to misalignment of the blades owing to deformation of the flanges or the shafts as a result of accidental knocks. Put the machine into a vertical position [see 2.4]. Always wear strong gloves when handling the blades. To check the alignment of the blades, one of them must first be...
Page 23
102 - 122 4.10.1- SHARPENING AND BALANCING OF THE BLADES 1 / 1 WORKSHOP MANUAL page from 2000to •••• 4.10 SHARPENING AND BALANCING OF THE BLADES A badly sharpened blade causes grass to become yellow and reduces grass collection capability. If not balanced, excessive vibration can be caused during use. Always wear protective gloves when handling the blades and protect eyes when sharpening. For removing a blade it must be firmly held and the central screw (1)undone, bearing in mind that: –the...
Page 24
TC• TX © by GLOBAL GARDEN PRODUCTS 102 - 122 5.1.0 REMOVAL OF FRONT HOOD 1 / 1 WORKSHOP MANUAL page from 2000to •••• 5.1 REMOVAL OF FRONT HOOD The removal of the front hood gives greater accessibility to: –the engine and its accessories –the silencer and protection devices To remove the hood, disconnect the connector to the lights (1). The hood can be secured in two ways. A) Fixing with springs Unhook the two fastener springs (2)and pull out the pins (3). B) Fixing with a split pin Take out...
Page 25
102 - 122 5.2.2 REMOVAL OF THE WHEEL COVER 1 / 2 WORKSHOP MANUAL page from 2001to •••• 5.2 REMOVAL OF THE WHEEL COVER Removing the wheel cover gives access to: –the mount for the lever to raise the deck; –the supports of the footboards. Remove the spring(1)fixing the battery, ensuring that accidental short circuits are not caused; first disconnect the black cables (earth), then the red cable (positive) and remove the battery (2). ➤For models with lever operated engage- ment: unscrew the...
Page 26
102 - 122 5.2.2 REMOVAL OF THE WHEEL COVER 2 / 2 WORKSHOP MANUAL page from 2001to •••• The cover can be removed after setting the cutting height adjustment lever to position «7» and the engagement lever ( ➤in models with lever oper- ated engagement) to the «blades engaged» posi- tion. On reassembly, ensure that the two side tabs (11)of the cover are correctly inserted into the housings in the footboards. Tightening torques 9Lower cover fixing screw ............. 4.0 ÷ 4.5 Nm 10Upper cover...
Page 27
102 - 122 5.2a.0 REMOVAL OF THE WHEEL COVER 1 / 2 WORKSHOP MANUAL page from 2006to •••• 5.2a REMOVAL OF THE WHEEL COVER Removing the wheel cover gives access to: –the mount for the lever to raise the deck; –the supports of the footboards. Remove the dashboard and front cover [see 5.4a]. Remove the spring (1)fixing the battery, ensuring that accidental short circuits are not caused; first disconnect the black cables (earth), then the red cable (positive) and remove the battery (2). ➤For...
Page 28
102 - 122 5.2a.0 REMOVAL OF THE WHEEL COVER 2 / 2 WORKSHOP MANUAL page from 2006to •••• The cover can be removed after setting the cutting height adjustment lever to position «7» and the engagement lever ( ➤in models with lever oper- ated engagement) to the «blades engaged» posi- tion. On reassembly, ensure that the two side tabs (11)of the cover are correctly inserted into the housings in the footboards. Refit the dashboard and front cover [see 5.4a]. Tightening torques 9Lower cover fixing...
Page 29
TC• TX © by GLOBAL GARDEN PRODUCTS 102 - 122 5.3.0 REMOVAL OF THE COLLECTOR CHANNEL 1 / 1 WORKSHOP MANUAL page from 2000to •••• 5.3 REMOVAL OF THE COLLECTOR CHANNEL Removing the collector channel gives access to: –the small side wheels of the drive belt; –the traction engagement control rod ( ➤ in hydrostatic drive models). Removal of the collector channel is indispensable for dismantling the cutting deck and if the rear plate is to be removed. Undo the rear plate inner fixing screws(1)and...
Page 30
TC• TX © by GLOBAL GARDEN PRODUCTS 102 - 122 5.4.0 REMOVAL OF THE DASHBOARD 1 / 1 WORKSHOP MANUAL page from 2000to •••• 5.4 REMOVAL OF THE DASHBOARD The dashboard is removed to make the following more accessible: –the accelerator; –the ignition block, –various electrical components. With some drives it could be necessary to remove the dashboard before it is possible to dismantle the fuel tank. Use a 5 mm diameter round bar to remove the pin (1)and take out the steering wheel (2). Disconnect...