Husqvarna 580 R, 580 RS, 580 RSE, 580 RSW, 600 C Lawn Mower User Manual
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3. With Speed Selector set at a slow travel speed and engine running engage Wheel Drive Control Increase speed with Speed Selector to a safe comfortable walking pace Once speed has been selected Speed Selector should remain in this position If not adjust speed control bell crank spring tension See Adjustments Wheel Drive Control CAUTION Holding Wheel Drive control of self propelled models against handlebar when attempting to start mower will propel mower forward With engine running slowly squeeze and hold Wheel Drive Control against handlebar to propel mower forward Release Wheel Drive Control to stop forward motion Ignition Switch electric start models The Ignition Switch is operated by a removable Key To start the unit the switch is turned clockwise from the RUN position to the START position The key will spring back to the RUN position RUN Position 1 All controls are operable START Position 2 Starter turns over the engine OM1000 GB 11 FILLING FUEL TANK WARNING EXPLOSIVE VAPORS and FLAMMABLE FUEL can result in serious injury or death Handle fuel with care ALWAYS use an approved fuel container No Smoking No Lighted Materials No Open Flame Allow engine to cool before maintenance Gasoline is highly flammable and must be handled with care Allow engine to cool several minutes before removing fuel tank cap Never fill tank when engine is running or is ho
4. 1 3 4 45 mm 2 1 4 57 mm 2 3 4 70 mm HIGH 3 1 4 83 mm NOTE Each wheel on mower must be set at the same height for a level cut OM0190 OM0160 OM0180 Front Swivel Cutting Height Lever Notches Clevis Pin amp Swivel Height Adjustment Holes Swivel Lock Hole Swivel Locked Linchpin Storage Hole Free Figure 6 GB 10 OPTIONAL CONTROLS See Figures 1 and 6 Cutting Height Swivel Models CAUTION On swivel wheel models when mowing on slopes it is recommended that the linchpin be positioned through the swivel lock hole If wheels are in the swivel position and control handles are released the mower may free roll downhill Never mow on steep slopes To change front wheel cutting height insert clevis pin into the holes that correspond to the desired cutting height Figure 6 To change rear wheel cutting height move cutting height levers one notch at a time until the desired cutting height is obtained Figure 6 Primer Bulb Briggs amp Stratton Engine Push the Primer Bulb in to add fuel for easier engine start Primer Bulb OM0570 Figure 7 Throttle Choke Robin Engine The Throttle controls the engine speed and chokes engine for starting Speed Selector Speed Selector is used to select variable forward travel speeds of mower High Push selector all the way forward omo480 Low Pull selector all the way rearward
5. 2 For engines with a primer push primer bulb 2 or 3 times for a cold engine 3 Forengines with a choke place throttle control in the choke position Once the engine has started place throttle in the high speed detent 4 With engine blade control held against the handlebar grasp starter handle and pull rope out slowly until it pulls harder This is the compression stroke Let rope rewind slowly Then pull rope with rapid continuous full arm stroke to start engine Allow rope to rewind slowly IMPORTANT DO NOT let starter handle snap against engine 5 Repeat until engine starts If engine does not start refer to Troubleshooting Electric Start 1 Check each item in Before Each Use in the Maintenance Schedule 2 For engines with a primer push primer bulb 2 or 3 times for a cold engine 3 For engines with a choke place throttle control in the choke position Once the engine has started place throttle in the high speed position 4 With engine blade control held against the handlebar turn the key to Start position to crank engine and release key when engine starts NOTE It is not necessary to prime or choke a warm engine If starter will not cycle because of grass buildup under deck rotate blade with recoil starter to clear blockage Recoil may be used to start the engine See Manual Start Shut Off 1 On self propelled models release wheel drive control and allow unit to come to a complete
6. Water can seep into sealed bearings which are sealed against dirt and debris only causing reduced component life Store mower in a cool dry protected location Cleaning Clean unit thoroughly Brush dirt and debris off with a brush Apply paint or spray lubricant to exposed metal joints and surfaces Do not use abrasives solvents or harsh cleaners Inspection Inspect mower for signs of wear or damage Order any parts required and make necessary repairs to avoid delays when beginning use again Keep all nuts bolts and screws tight and know unit is in safe working condition Check all hardware at regular intervals Grass Bag Remove Grass Bag and clean out all debris before storage Grass Bag may be stored in position on mower Keep Grass Bag dry during storage Battery Fully charge battery and store in a cool dry location If the outdoor temperature is expected to be below freezing for long periods of time remove battery from unit and store ina cool dry protected place Do not allow battery to freeze See Service and Adjustments Engine When storing unit for extended periods of time remove all fuel from tank and carburetor run dry Refer to Engine Manual GB 21 TROUBLESHOOTING PROBABLE CAUSE PROBLEM Engine will not start Self propelled drive does not engage 1 Spark plug wire loose or off Fuel tank empty or low Engine brake control cable detached broken or not adj
7. from shaft 3 Sharpen both ends of blade at original angle 25 removing equal amounts of material from each end to maintain proper blade balance New blades are balanced to within 1 3 in oz at factory DO NOT grind around corner at tip of blade If cutting edge of blade cannot be sharpened in a straight line to within 1 8 of an inch of its end replace blade with Husqvarna replacement blade only 4 Install blade lock washer and cap screw Blade must be secure and cap screw torqued to 37 5 50 ft Ibs lock washer should be fully compressed by cap screw IMPORTANT If mower is used under sandy soil conditions replace blades when air lifts become eroded Mulching Blade 7 OM0230 3 4 i 2 OM0240 1 Standard Blade Cutting Edge Square Corner Air Lift Erosion Air Lift Reverse Lift Figure 10 15 CHECK DRIVE BELT OM0250 Cap Screw Lock Washer amp Flat Washer Drive Belt Idler Figure 11 Check drive belt for wear or damage Replace belt if worn or damaged See Service and Adjustments CHECK ENGINE BLADE CONTROL The engine blade control must stop the engine and blade within 3 seconds after the bail is released If the engine or blade continues to run adjust or repair control immediately See Adjustments CHECK GRASS BAG Check bag for wear or damage Keep bag clean and dry Replace only with Husqvarna original equipment
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9. NS NOTE General reference information for proper operation and maintenance practices IMPORTANT Specific procedures or information required to prevent damage to unit or attachment PRACTICES AND LAWS Practice usual and customary safe working precautions for the benefit of yourself and others Understand and follow all safety messages Be alert to unsafe conditions and the possibility of minor moderate or serious injury or death Learn applicable rules and laws in your area REQUIRED OPERATOR TRAINING Original purchaser of this unit was instructed by the seller on safe and proper operation If unit is to be used by someone other than original purchaser loaned rented or sold ALWAYS provide this manual and any needed safety training before operation GB 5 SAFETY DECALS AND LOCATIONS ALWAYS replace missing or damaged Safety Decals Refer to Figure 3 for Safety Decal locations CAUTION BAG IS SUBJECT TO WEAR AND DETERIORATION CHECK BAG FEQUENTLY REPLACE WHEN NECESSARY USE ORIGINAL BAG TO COMPLY WITH SAFETY SPECIFICATIONS PRECAUCION LABOLSA ESTA SUJETA A DESGASTE Y DETERIORO REVISAR LA BOLSA FREQUENTAMENTE Y REEPLAZARLA SI ES NECESARIO e USAR BOLSAS ORIGINAL PARA CUMPLIR CON LAS ESPECIFICACIONES DE SEGURIDAD ATTENTION LE SAC EST SOUMIS A LUSURE ET A LA D T RIORATION V RIFIER LE SAC FREQUEMMENT LE REMPLACER AU BESOIN UTILISER UN BAC D ORIGINE CONFO
10. RME AUX NORME DE SECURITE Do not operate mower unless guards are in operating position or Tay bagger is attached DANGER 1 DANGER PELIGRO my TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH id MEETS C P S C BLADE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS Figure 3 1 DANGER TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH Read the operator s manual OL1801 Keep children and others away T from unit while operating eM OL4370 Never direct discharge toward other people Thrown objects can cause injury OL0910 Do not operate mower unless guards are in operating position or n entire bagger is attached OL4540 Keep safety devices guards shields switches etc in place and working OL3030 e Go across slopes not up and down e Look down and behind before and while moving backwards OM0434 2 DANGER KEEP HANDS AND FEET AWAY Do not operate mower unless guards are in operating position or bagger is attached 3 CAUTION e Bag is subject to wear and deterioration e Check bag frequently replace when necessary e Use original bag to comply with safety specifications SAFETY RULES Operational Inspect unit and work area before operation Clear work area of objects which might be picked up and thrown Remove all stones sticks wires and other foreign objects Tall grass can hide obstacles Only Trained Adults may operate unit Training includes actual operation Keep equipme
11. TION CONTROLS AND FEATURES See Figures 1 and 6 for Controls and Features WARNING DO NOT attempt to start your engine at this time Familiarize yourself with controls to see what they do and how they work Thoroughly read and understand entire Operators Manual first Engine Blade Control CAUTION Check function of Engine Blade Control regularly Improper function of control could cause injury The Engine Control must be held against the handlebar in order to start the engine as well as during mowing operations to keep the engine running Releasing the control during operation stops the engine and blade Handlebar Handlebar adjusts to four positions by selecting holes in braces Select a safe comfortable height and place pin through hole in brace that is closest to that height Refer to Adjustment Section for instructions Recoil Starter Handle When pulled handle will turn engine over Cutting Height Standard Models OM0450 DANGER To avoid inadvertent blade contact NEVER attempt to make any cutting height adjustment while engine is running CAUTION On self propelled models both rear wheels must be positioned at same height or traction drive may not clutch or operate properly To change cutting height move cutting height levers one notch at a time on each wheel until desired height of cut is obtained Figure 6 Cutting Height Settings Chart Notch 1 25 mm 1 3 8 35 mm
12. andals or canvas shoes Always wear safety goggles or safety glasses with side shields when operating mower NEVER wear loose clothing jewelry or long hair that may get caught in rotating parts Protect eyes face and head from objects that may be thrown from unit NEVER operate after or during the use of medication drugs or alcohol Complete and unimpaired attention is required when operating unit ALWAYS stand clear of discharge when operating unit Do not operate mower on gravel or on loose material such as sand Stop mower when crossing gravel drives walks or roads Objects may be picked up and thrown causing damage or injury DO NOT touch parts which are hot Allow parts to cool Moving parts can cut or amputate fingers ora hand Wrap blade s or wear gloves to service ALWAYS keep hands away from all pinch points Fumes from the engine exhaust can cause death or serious injury DO NOT run engine in an enclosed area Service and Adjustments NEVER attempt to make any adjustments to unit while engine is running Stop engine remove key electric start models and wait for all moving parts to stop before servicing except where specifically recommended GB 7 DO NOT make cutting height wheel adjustments while the engine is running On self propelled models releasing wheel drive control must stop mower s forward movement If this feature fails to operate disconnect spark plug wire and repair before u
13. ardware at regular intervals especially blade attachment bolts Use only replacement parts designed for your unit See your Husqvarna Dealer Worn out mufflers are more than just a noise nuisance and should be replaced immediately Continued use could result in fire or explosion ALWAYS block wheels and know all jack stands are strong and secure and will hold weight of unit during maintenance Check grass bag for wear damage and or deterioration Replace only with Husqvarna original equipment replacement part for safety Storage Allow engine to cool before storing in any enclosure Refer to Storage Section of this Owners Manual for important instructions if unit is to be stored for extended periods ALWAYS clean unit before extended storage See engine manual for proper storage DO NOT store unit inside a building with fuel in the fuel tank where any ignition sources are present Safety Interlock System Engine Blade Control feature on mower will Cause engine and blade to stop whenever operator releases control on handlebar If feature fails to operate disconnect spark plug wire and adjust or have it repaired before using unit Accessories Use only accessories which have been approved by Husqvarna and are properly installed Spark Arrestor This product is equipped with an internal combustion engine DO NOT use on or near any unimproved forest or brush covered land unless the exhaust system is equipped w
14. art mower 1 Connect battery charger plug to mating plug on battery not engine 2 Plug charger into 110 volt Alternating Current A C outlet IMPORTANT Battery charger supplied with unit is for 110 volt Alternating Current A C outlets only GB 18 3 Charge for 24 to 48 hours battery may be charged for up to 72 hours with no harmful effects An engine run time of at least 8 hours is required to charge a fully discharged battery To Remove Battery from Unit 1 Remove wing nuts from battery U bolt Dim 2 Disconnect battery from wiring ENGINE BLADE CONTROL No slack To adjust engine blade control 4 Tighten lower 1 Loosen cable nuts away from bracket cable nut to 1 a 8 3mm m below bracket a Y Release z bend bracket A 5 Tighten upper cable nut until bracket is secure gt between cable nuts 6 Engage engine blade control Measure distance between middle of z bend and cable bracket Measurement should be as shown below 1 325 1 788 3 4 4 5 cm 2 Squeeze z bend bracket at engine end of cable toward front of unit and hold in place Briggs amp Stratton Robin 1 240 3 15 cm 7 If proper measurement cannot be achieved contact your local dealer 3 Pull cable down from bracket until there is no slack in cable GB 19 DRIVE BELT Self propelled units To remove drive belt 1 Posi
15. artridge gently on a flat surface Do not oil cartridge Replace if extremely dirty or damaged 4 Do not use petroleum solvents kerosene which will cause cartridge to deteriorate Do not use pressurized air to clean cartridge Damage can result 5 Place the pre cleaner on the cartridge 6 Install air cleaner assembly in base Reinstall cover on air cleaner and tighten wing bolt securely OM0590 5 Cover 6 Grommet 7 Wing Bolt 2 Packing 3 Cartridge 4 Pre cleaner Figure 9 CHECK ENGINE OIL IMPORTANT Change engine crankcase oil after first two 2 hours of operation Thereafter change oil every twenty five hours of operation more often in dusty dirty conditions Refer to Engine Manual for oil type and grade and detailed instructions Engine Oil Check and Change The engine crankcase oil should be checked before each use or every five 5 hours of operation Oil level MUST be maintained in safe operating range on dipstick at all times or engine damage will result GB IMPORTANT DO NOT overfill Be sure engine is level when adding oil See Engine Manual for detailed instructions CHECK MOWER BLADE See figures 10 and 11 Check blade for wear Check blade mounting blade must be secure and cap screw torqued to 37 5 50 ft Ibs lock washer should be fully compressed by cap screw When blade needs sharpening 1 Block blade to prevent rotation 2 Remove cap screw lock washer and blade
16. atton Intek OHV 1 Oil Fill Cap amp Dipstick 2 Air Cleaner 3 Spark Plug amp Wire Figure 13 CHECK ENGINE COOLING Engine is air cooled Air must circulate freely around engine from Air Intake to cooling fins on cylinder head and block to prevent overheating WARNING HOT SURFACES can cause death or serious injury DO NOT TOUCH parts which are hot from operation ALWAYS allow parts to cool Every 100 hours of operation or yearly more often if conditions require remove cooling shrouds and clean cooling fins Clean external surfaces of engine of dust dirt and oil deposits which can contribute to improper cooling IMPORTANT DO NOT operate engine with blower housing removed or engine overheating damage will result CHECK MUFFLER Check muffler for cracks wear or other damage Worn out mufflers should be replaced immediately Continued use could result in fire or explosion GB 17 OM0550 4 Fuel Cap amp Tank SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENTS SERVICE POSITION WARNING ACCIDENTAL ENGINE START UP can cause death or serious injury ALWAYS stop engine remove key electric start models wait for moving parts to stop and remove wire from spark plug before adjusting or servicing Place unit on a flat level surface ALWAYS stop engine Assure unit is secure and will not tip over Strap and clamp onto bench if needed CAUTION Before unit is tipped up remove enough fuel so that no spills will occu
17. del arranque el ctrico modelos de arranque el ctrico Selector de velocidad Cebador Cubierta de la descarga lateral Deflector de la descarga lateral Palancas de la altura de corte ajustadores de la rueda Puerta trasera Manillares ajustables y plegables Bolsa de recoleccion del c sped Manilla de arranque de retroceso Control de la transmisi n de la rueda autopropulsi n Tap n Mulch Control del acelerador profesional Agujeros para el ajuste del manillar Indicador de velocidad 4 WARNING The engine exhaust from this product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm TABLE OF CONTENTS Controls and Features 3 Introduction 4 Safely oc au arena 5 Assembly 9 Operation 10 Maintenance 14 Service and Adjustments 18 SOl E er ri eee ee 21 Troubleshooting 22 Accessories 22 Specifications 23 Warranty 24 INTRODUCTION THE MANUAL Before operation of unit carefully and completely read your manuals The contents will provide you with an understanding of safety instructions and controls during normal operation and maintenance All reference to left right front or rear are given from the operation posit
18. e engine manual for specific information MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 1 Loosen screws and lift cover Remove Sonico Per x gt 100 cartridge assembly ee IA gt 2 Tap cartridge gently on a flat surface x x Do not oil cartridge Replace if extremely dirty or damaged Check Air Cleaner gt 3 Do not use petroleum solvents Check Engine Oil sn kerosene which will cause cartridge to deteriorate Do not use pressurized air Check Mower Blade RC ae A to clean cartridge Damage can result Check Drive Belt En 4 Install air cleaner assembly in base Check Engine Blade Reinstall cover on air cleaner and Control tighten screws securely Change Engine Oil x Check Grass Bag Check Drive Control General Lubrication Check Fasteners Check Spark Plug Check Engine Cooling Check Muffler After first 2 Hours of operation WARNING ROTATING PARTS can cut off body parts Keep hands and feet away Loose clothing long hair or scarves can get caught in rotating parts and cause death or serious injury OM0580 1 Base 3 Cover 2 Cartridge 4 Screws Figure 8 CHECK AIR CLEANER ROBIN See engine manual for specific information GB 14 1 Loosen wing bolt and lift cover Remove pre cleaner and cartridge assembly 2 Wash pre cleaner in liquid detergent and water Allow to dry thoroughly Saturate pre cleaner in oil SAE 30 Squeeze to remove excess oil Do not wring Replace if extremely dirty or damaged 3 Tap c
19. e grass bag from mower wash bag with hose and allow to dry Mulching Tips For best mulching performance set mower height to 3 inches If grass is very tall do not cut more than 1 inch of grass per cutting Cut grass only when dry not when it is wet from dew rain or watering Wet grass tends to pack inside the mower pan If cut grass does not disperse evenly it is probably because too much grass is being removed per cuiting the grass is too wet or the travel speed is too fast GB 13 MAINTENANCE Husqvarna Dealers will provide any service parts or adjustments which may be required to WARNING Stop engine wait for keep your unit operating at peak efficiency moving parts to stop and remove Should engine service be required contact a wire from spark plug keep wire Husqvarna dealer or an authorized engine away from plug to prevent accidental manufacturer s service center starting before attempting any lubrication or maintenance MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE procedures The chart shows the recommended maintenance schedule that should be performed on a regular basis More frequent service may be required due to working CAUTION DO NOT touch engine conditions heavy loads high ambient ru which are a deu operation temperatures dusty conditions or airborne ow parts to cool before servicing debris See Engine Manual for further maintenance CHECK AIR CLEANER BRIGGS amp and troubleshooting information STRATTON Se
20. ecommended lubrication and maintenance Advise customer on adjustments Remind customer to change oil in 4 cycle engine crankcase after first two 2 hours of operation 5 Instruct customer on controls and operation of unit Discuss and emphasize the Safety Precautions Give customer Owner Operator Parts and Engine manuals Advise customer to thoroughly read and understand them GB 4 DISCLAIMER Husqvarna reserves the right to discontinue make changes to and add improvements upon its products at any time without public notice or obligation The descriptions and specifications contained in this manual were in effect at printing Equipment described within this manual may be optional Some illustrations may not be applicable to your unit SAFETY SAFETY ALERTS Look for these symbols to point out important safety precautions They Attention Personal Safety Is Involved mean Become Alert Obey The Message The safety alert symbols above and signal words below are used on decals and in this manual Read and understand all safety messages DANGER IMMINENTLY HAZARDOUS SITUATION If not avoided WILL RESULT in death or serious injury WARNING POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS SITUATION If not avoided COULD RESULT in death or serious injury CAUTION POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS SITUATION If not avoided MAY RESULT in minor or moderate injury It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices NOTATIO
21. en the nuts against the bracket to lock in position If there is not enough thread length for adjustment the opposite end of the cable can be adjusted SPEED CONTROL BELL CRANK Self propelled units The speed control bell crank holds the speed selector rod in position after a speed has been set The spring washers may become loose with normal wear If the speed selector rod does not stay firmly in position adjust the speed control bell crank See Figure 18 To adjust 1 Remove cover fully compress the helical spring lock washers with lock nut and then back lock nut off one quarter turn 2 If the speed selector rod is still too loose tighten lock nut by small increments until it holds its position Tightening the lock nut too much will not allow the speed selector rod to move at all 3 Align notch in left hand side of cover with bolt and secure with knob OMO300 4 Speed Selector Rod 5 Hair Pin 6 Swivel 1 Lock Nut 2 Helical Spring Lock washers 3 Speed Control Bell Crank Figure 18 GB 20 STORAGE WARNING FLAMMABLE FUEL and its EXPLOSIVE VAPORS can cause death or serious injury DO NOT store unit with fuel in the fuel tank inside a building where any ignition sources are present Drain fuel outdoors away from any ignition source Allow engine to cool before storing in any enclosure Only use approved fuel containers IMPORTANT NEVER spray unit with water or store unit outdoors
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24. ion ALWAYS be sure of your footing Do not operate mower in wet grass Always be sure of your footing Keep a firm hold on handlebar Walk never run If equipment vibrates abnormally stop engine at once wait for moving parts to stop and remove wire from spark plug Repair any damage before restarting unit Avoid uneven work areas and any rough terrain Be familiar with area of operation Stay alert for holes rocks roots and hidden hazards in area of operation Keep away from drop offs ditches or embankments Operator could lose footing or balance DO NOT operate on steep slopes NEVER leave unit unattended on a slope Chock wheels if parking on a slope Mow across the face of slopes never up and down Be especially cautious when changing direction on slopes Remove key when parking electric start models Take all possible precautions when leaving unit unattended ALWAYS shut off engine remove key electric start models and remove spark plug wire to prevent accidental starting or unauthorized use Personal Keep children out of work area and under the watchful care of an adult NEVER allow children to operate mower Turn the mower off if children enter the area NEVER direct discharge toward bystanders The operator is responsible for the safety of bystanders Wear adequate safety gear protective gloves and footwear Wear sturdy footwear DO NOT operate mower barefoot or when wearing open s
25. ion facing the direction of forward travel SERVICE AND REPLACEMENT PARTS When ordering replacement parts or making service inquiries know the Model and Serial numbers of your unit and engine Numbers are located on the product registration form in the unit literature package They are also printed on a serial number label located on the frame of your unit Figure 2 Serial Number Label Figure 2 OM0400 e Record Unit Model and Serial numbers here e Record Engine Model amp Serial numbers here EEE PRODUCT REGISTRATION Please fill out and return the Warranty Registration Card to Husqvarna This card activates the warranty Claims meeting requirements during limited warranty period will be honored UNAUTHORIZED REPLACEMENT PARTS Use only Husqvarna replacement parts The replacement of any part on this vehicle with anything other than a Husqvarna authorized replacement part may adversely affect the performance durability or safety of this unit and may void the warranty Husqvarna disclaims liability for any claims or damages whether warranty property damage personal injury or death arising out of the use of unauthorized replacement parts DEALER DELIVERY Dealer should 1 Check to make sure all assembly and adjustments have been properly completed 2 Fill out Original Purchaser Registration Card and return the card to Husqvarna 3 Explain Husqvarna Limited Warranty Policy 4 Explain r
26. ith a spark arrestor meeting applicable local state or federal laws A spark arrestor if used must be maintained in effective working order by the operator See your Husqvarna Dealer or engine manufacturer s service center GB 8 ASSEMBLY TO REMOVE UNIT FROM CARTON 3 Cut out back of carton and roll unit out 1 Cut off top of carton 4 Remove protective packaging materials 2 Remove front and rear inserts and literature pack gt QE A OM0320 OM0311 OM0350 6 Mower Unit Discharge Chute Grass Bag Grass Bag Frame Literature Pack OM0560 Battery Charger electric start models Figure 4 ASSEMBLY 1 Unfold and adjust handlebar 2 Self propelled units The Speed Selector rod is shipped on the handlebar with hardware in position Remove hair pin insert bent end of rod through hole in swivel of speed control bell crank and retain with hair pin Figure 5 3 Assemble grass bag onto bag frame 4 Configure mower for bagging side discharge or mulching See Mower Configurations in Operation Section 5 Fully charge battery electric start models See Service amp Adjustments 6 Check the Engine Blade Control OMO300 feature Engine and blade must stop 1 Speed Selector Rod within 3 seconds whenever control 2 Hair pin handlebar is released 3 Speed Control Bell Crank 7 Fill fuel tank See Operation Section Self propelled units Figure 5 GB 9 OPERA
27. mounting surface of debris To remove grass bag lift rear door Then with handle lift bag up off mounting flange and close rear door CAUTION Objects may be thrown Check grass bag frequently for wear or deterioration Replace worn or damaged bag with Husqvarna original equipment replacement bag only Side Discharge With grass bag removed remove two lock nuts and washers that secure side discharge opening cover to mower Lift cover to free tabs from slots and remove cover from mower Position holes in side discharge deflector over studs on mower Place tab on rear edge of deflector onto edge of discharge opening Secure deflector with cover hardware WARNING NEVER direct discharge of material toward bystanders Do not allow anyone near equipment while unit is in operation Mulching Remove grass bag and install side discharge opening cover Open rear door and insert plug with the beveled face to the left Rear door should close flush STOPPING IN AN EMERGENCY To stop the mower in an emergency situation release both the engine blade control bail and the wheel drive control bail from the handlebar Allow all moving parts to stop before leaving operators position GB 12 STARTING AND SHUT OFF See Figures 1 4 and 6 for all Controls and Features NOTE Start engine on a hard level surface that is free of debris Manual Start 1 Check each item in Before Each Use in the Maintenance Schedule
28. nt in good condition ALWAYS keep discharge cover in place NEVER operate the engine with the Rear Door open unless the Grass Bag is in place When mulching the Side Discharge Opening Cover must be installed and the Rear Door fully closed whenever the engine is operating GB 6 DO NOT pull mower backwards unless absolutely necessary Look down and back before and while moving backwards DO NOT start the engine or operate mower unless either the Side Discharge Opening Cover or the Side Discharge Deflector is installed Keep the area of operation clear of all persons children and pets ALWAYS clear area before operation to avoid thrown objects Stop mower if anyone enters the area Keep safety devices or guards in place and functioning properly NEVER modify or remove safety devices ALWAYS keep hands away from all rotating parts during operation Do not put hands or feet near or under rotating parts Keep clear of the discharge opening and mower pan at all times NEVER open the Rear Door without the Grass Bag in place when the engine is operating ALWAYS keep feet and hands away from all rotating parts during operation Rotating parts can cut off body parts DO NOT mow at too fast a rate DO NOT change engine governor setting or over speed the engine ALWAYS operate unit when there is good visibility and light Use extra care when approaching blind corners shrubs trees or other objects which may obscure vis
29. r A piece of plastic bag may be used to seal fuel tank opening when tipping mower To seal remove fuel tank cap cover fuel tank opening with plastic replace and tighten cap securely before attempting to tip mower Be sure to remove plastic before attempting to operate mower A handlebar service position is provided for tipping the unit for cleaning and service Figure 14 See Adjustments OM0210 Figure 14 IMPORTANT When tipping to service engine or unit use the following service positions for the brand and type of engine on your mower Robin Engines place handlebar into service position and tip machine to the rear Briggs amp Stratton Intek Engines place handlebar into handlebar service position and tip the machine to the left opposite the discharge opening IMPORTANT If engine becomes flooded due to tipping clean air cleaner See Maintenance and remove spark plug turn ine over a few times and reinstall spark plug HANDLEBAR To adjust handlebar height Figure 15 1 Place a hole 1 4 at the bottom of the braces over the pins On professional models use the fasteners to attach one of the holes at the top 1 2 and one of the holes at the bottom 3 4 2 For service position remove braces from pins rotate handlebar forward and place pins into holes of braces Storage OM0270 Figure 15 BATTERY Electric Start Models To Charge Battery IMPORTANT DO NOT attempt to jump st
30. replacement bag CHECK DRIVE CONTROL Self propelled units Check operation of drive control The drive must disengage completely when the bail handle is released Adjust bail travel if necessary See Adjustments GENERAL LUBRICATION Mower does not require any lubrication Wheel assemblies are designed for long life without additional lubrication NOTE The 600C does have lube fittings on drive mount for use in commercial applications Lubricate as needed Swivel Lubrication Swivel units See Figure 12 When lubricating for the first time clean all components thoroughly before applying grease Reapply grease to the lube fittings every 25 hours NOTE Linchpin must be in the swivel lock hole while lubricating OMO0180 1 Grease Fitting 2 Swivel Lock Hole Figure 12 CHECK FASTENERS Check all fasteners for proper tightness Pay special attention to blade hardware and all guards shields and safety devices CHECK SPARK PLUG Spark plug should be cleaned or replaced if necessary and gap reset to 030 every 100 hours of operation or yearly whichever comes first To clean 1 Remove debris from area around spark plug base 2 Remove spark plug from engine 3 Scrape and wash spark plug with a commercial solvent DO NOT blast clean 4 Replace spark plug NOTE Sparking can occur if wire terminal does not fit firmly on spark plug Replace terminal if damaged GB 16 OM0570 Briggs amp Str
31. sing unit Wheel drive must be disengaged when starting engine Fuel is highly flammable and its vapors can explode ONLY use approved fuel containers e NO Smoking e NO Sparks NO Flames e Allow engine to cool before filling fuel tank Check fuel supply before starting engine DO NOT fill gasoline tank indoors when engine is running or while engine is still hot Allow engine to cool several minutes before removing fuel cap Replace gasoline tank cap securely and clean up any spilled fuel before starting engine Stop engine wait for moving parts to stop remove ignition wire and secure away from spark plug before attempting to unclog repair adjust inspect or clean unit To reduce fire hazard and overheating keep equipment free of grass leaves debris or excessive lubricants Battery electric start models Avoid Electric Shock DO NOT remove wire from spark plug while engine is running Do not put battery in fire or mutilate Explosive Gases Poisonous battery fluid contains sulfuric acid Contact with skin eyes or clothing can cause severe chemical burns No flames No sparks No smoking near battery ALWAYS wear safety glasses and protective gear near battery ALWAYS KEEP BATTERIES OUT OF REACH of children Maintenance Follow engine manufacturer s safety instructions when servicing engine Keep all nuts bolts and screws tight and be sure equipment is in safe working condition Check all h
32. stop 2 Release engine blade control and allow engine to cool CAUTION ALWAYS remove key electric start models when not in use to prevent accidental starting or unauthorized use Mowing Tips CAUTION On swivel wheel models when mowing on slopes it is recommended that the linchpin be positioned through the swivel lock hole If wheels are in the swivel position and control handles are released the mower may free roll downhill Never mow on steep slopes CAUTION If clog or obstruction prevents grass flow release Engine Blade Control and disconnect spark plug wire before attempting to clear away any clogs The following tips will help you to mow safely achieve maximum performance from your mower and maintain the appearance of your lawn When bagging be sure to release Engine Blade Control to stop engine and blade before attempting to remove and empty grass bag Empty bag before it becomes overloaded and clogs mower Restarting engine will be easier if mower is allowed to completely discharge clippings before stopping engine NOTE Be sure to empty grass bag and clean mower pan after each use DO NOT allow grass clumps or a coating of grass and debris to collect inside of grass bag or mower pan NOTE Avoid operating over bare ground with only patches of grass This causes dirt and grass to collect under pan surface and in grass bag Prevent debris buildup and allow proper air circulation Remov
33. t from operation DO NOT allow open flame matches or smoking in area DO NOT overfill Allow about 1 4 of tank space for fuel expansion Wipe up any spills and allow vapors to dissipate before starting engine Use approved Red gasoline container To add fuel to Fuel Tank 1 2 3 4 IMPO Put unit in open or well ventilated area Stop engine and allow to cool Clean Fuel Cap and surrounding area to prevent dust dirt and debris from entering Fuel Tank Remove Cap RTANT DO NOT use gasohol or gasoline containing alcohol because alcohol will cause internal parts to deteriorate See Engine Manual for correct type and grade of fuel 5 6 T Fill fuel tank See Specifications for tank capacity Replace Fuel Cap and tighten ALWAYS clean up any spilled fuel Mower Configurations CAUTION DO NOT operate mower unless either side discharge opening cover or side discharge deflector is installed Objects may be picked up and thrown causing damage or personal injury Never operate engine with rear door open unless grass bag is in place To configure your mower for bagging side discharge or mulching proceed as follows Bagging Lift rear door place bar of grass bag frame on lip of mounting flange and lower rear door If necessary lift rear of grass bag frame to lock in position Be sure there are no openings between bag and mounting surface after installing bag If necessary clear bag
34. tion right hand rear wheel Height Adjustment lever in first notch and left hand rear wheel Height Adjustment lever in third notch This provides clearance between friction wheel and drive disk 2 Remove belt from idler drive disk and engine pulley 3 Pull belt through opening under mower pan and over blade 4 Check idler for free rotation of pulley and movement of pivot 5 Reinstall drive belt in reverse order Be sure that belt seats in pulley grooves with idler positioned on back flat side of belt 6 Reposition rear wheels so all four wheels are at the same height WHEEL DRIVE CONTROL Self propelled units See Figure17 1 1 2 to 2 N Be 3 8 to 5cm EN 2 lt S 2 1 Traction Cable 2 Handlebar Indentation 3 Cable Nuts 4 Wheel Drive Control OM0290 Figure 17 When the Wheel Drive Control is squeezed toward the handlebar the extension spring located at the bottom end of the traction cable must start to extend when the control is between 1 1 2 and 2 3 8 and 5 cm away from the handlebar To check 1 Squeeze the Wheel Drive Control toward the handlebar until the spring starts to open 2 Measure the distance between the Wheel Drive Control and handlebar at the handlebar indentation 3 To obtain the proper adjustment turn the cable nuts Turn clockwise if the measurement is more than 2 5cm counterclockwise if the measurement is less than 1 1 2 3 8cm Tight
35. usted properly Battery discharged electric start models Traction drive bail not engaged Drive belt out of position Drive belt worn or damaged Rear wheels in different cutting height positions Friction wheel engagement not adjusted properly or damaged Idler and idler spring installed incorrectly Traction drive cable detached or broken Bearings damaged Debris in gear set ACCESSORIES add these optional accessories GB 22 CORRECTION Check fuel level Fill tank if necessary Check connection Check engine brake control cable Adjust repair or replace as necessary Charge battery or replace if necessary Engage traction drive bail 2 Check drive belt Adjust as necessary Replace belt Adjust rear wheel cutting position so that cutting height is the same on both sides Adjust or replace friction wheel Check idler and spring Adjust as necessary Check drive cable Adjust repair or replace as required Replace bearings Contact your Dealer Remove debris Contact your Dealer SPECIFICATIONS Height in cm 38 96 5 Actual Weight bs kg Cutting Height in cm 6 Positions 1 00 3 25 2 5 8 3 Engine 4 cycle Briggs amp Stratton Intek OHV Engine Power Max HP 4 37 3 26 5 3 3 9 kw Max Rotation Speed of Cutting s 3100 RPM min Governed RPM RPM 3
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