Three Wheel Mower

Product Description

The industrial/commercial Three-Wheel Mower is ideal for mowing both veld grass and lawn. One of the few multi-task mowers. The tough, rugged build with innovative cutting design makes mowing large areas easier, large rear wheels are easy to push and a swivel front wheel is easy to manoeuvre.

Product Specifications

• Fuel: Unleaded Petrol
• Cutting Width:500mm
• Cutting Height:5-150mm Adjustable Rear 4 Positions, Front 10 Positions
• Blades: 2SwingBackCutter (360 rotation for safe break away)
• Dimensions: Height 810mm,Length 1600mm,Width 535mm
• Weight: 45kg
• Wheels: Rear 360mm Diameter Solid Rubber, Front310mm Diameter Solid Rubber

Consumables sold and other equipment normally on hire with this product 

• Unleaded Petrol
• Bruch Cutter

Operating Instructions 

To operate a gas-powered Lawn Mower, you will first need to familiarize yourself with the basic controls and operating techniques.Pay particular attention to any safety notices and warnings.

• Before you start the engine and begin mowing, you will need to adjust the height of the blade. This is a crucial aspect of lawn care and should be adjusted depending on the current length of grass and the season it’s being mowed.
• If this is the first time the grass has been mowed for a while, don’t start off trying to cut it short straight away as it could damage the grass. In general, try to never cut off more than one-third of the grass height every time you mow.
• Most lawnmowers have levers that let you adjust the deck height. Move the deck up or down, depending on the height of the grass you’re mowing; the lower the lever is on the deck, the shorter your grass will be cut.
• The first thing to do before starting your mower is to check the fuel. Make sure that there’s enough fuel in the tank.
• Then make sure the fuel tap is set to the ‘On’ position.
• Also  fill up your oil tank if you haven’t done so already. Unless your mower has a 2-stroke engine, in which case the oil should be pre-mixed with the fuel.
• Next, it’s time to prime the engine. If your mower has a primer bulb on the side of the engine, press it three to four times to pump fuel into the carburetor. If you don’t have a primer, your model probably has an automatic choke so you can skip this step.
• Now it’s time to pull in the clutch lever so that you can start the engine. Most modern lawnmowers have a clutch or bail lever that you need to pull into the handle grip and hold it there while mowing. This is a safety feature and if you let go the motor will cut out straight away.
• Finally, you just need to give the starter cord a good pull. This causes the engine to turn over and fire up but may take several tries and a little bit of effort, especially if the machine has been in storage for a while.
• With the engine running you’re now ready to start mowing.

Safety

Ear Defenders

Protection against high noise levels. Earplugs are suitable for short-term work.

 Safety Footwear
Wear safety footwear for toe protection.

 Protective Gloves
Gauntlets, PVC, cotton or rigger gloves for hand protection.