Havener T-Style Stand-On Mower 36, 48 & 52 User Manual
Page 10
Bradley Stand-On Hydro Drive Mower Owner’s Manual
10
T
URNING THE
M
OWER
To turn the mower in the desired direction, gently pull the chosen direction’s Control Lever toward you
(i.e. to turn right, pull the Right Control Lever toward you). The more a particular Control Lever is pulled
toward you, the sharper the turn the mower will make.
M
OWING
DANGER:
THOROUGHLY
INSPECT
THE
AREA
WHERE
THE
MOWER
IS
TO
BE
USED.
LOOK
FOR
ITEMS
SUCH
AS
STONES,
STICKS,
WIRE,
AND
OTHER
FOREIGN
OBJECTS.
WHEN
STRUCK
BY
THE
MOWER,
THESE
AND
OTHER
OBJECTS
MAY
BECOME
PROJECTILES
THAT
COULD
LEAD
TO
SERIOUS
INJURY
AND/OR
DEATH.
CLEAR
AREA
OF
ALL
DEBRIS
AND
KEEP
PEOPLE
AND
PETS
AWAY.
DANGER:
DO
NOT
OPERATE
THE
MOWER
WITH
DEFECTIVE
GUARDS
OR
SHIELDS.
DO
NOT
OPERATE
THE
MOWER
WITHOUT
THE
SAFETY
DEVICES
SECURELY
IN
PLACE.
For the highest quality of cut and performance, mow with the engine at full throttle. Quality of cut may
be determined by the ground speed and speed of the mower. Generally, the slower the mower travels
across the terrain, the better the cut.
1. With the engine running and the mower placed at the beginning of the area to be mowed, make
sure the left control level is down and out of the neutral lock position.
2. Push the Blade Control Lever forward to the “On” position to engage the blades.
3. To disengage blades, come to a complete stop and pull the Blade Control Lever to the “Off”
position.
M
OVING THE
M
OWER WITH THE
E
NGINE
O
FF
1. Engage the Parking Brake Lever by moving it to the “On” position.
2. Engage the Neutral Lever by moving it in the direction of the arrow.
3. Disengage the Parking Brake Lever by moving it to the “Off” position.
4. Move the mower. NOTE: Be careful of the weight of the mower as you move it without using
the engine.
5. Before starting the mower, make sure the hydro transmission is completely closed, the parking
brake engaged, and the neutral lever disengaged.
P
ARKING THE
M
OWER
Pull the Parking Break Lever to the “On” position. NOTE: Gently engage the braking mechanism.
Excessive force may cause damage.
IF YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH THE OPERATION OF THE HYDRO DRIVE AND
ZERO TURN FEATURE, PRACTICE TURNING AND MANUEVERING WITH THE
CONTROLS BEFORE ENGAGING THE BLADE
CAUTION