Cub Cadet Pro Z 900 Serie Manuel De L'opérateur page 30

Adjusting the Front Gauge Wheels
Keep hands and feet away from the discharge opening of the cutting deck.
The front gauge wheels on the mower deck are an anti-scalp feature, and should not
ride on the ground. The front gauge wheels should be approximately 1/4-1/2" above
the ground when the deck is set in the desired height setting.
Using the deck lift handle, set the deck in the desired height setting, then check the
gauge wheel distance from the ground below. If necessary adjust the front gauge
wheels as follows:
1. Visually check the distance between the front gauge wheels and the ground. If
the gauge wheels are near or touching the ground, they should be raised. If more
than 1/2" above the ground, they should be lowered.
2. Remove the lock nut (a) securing one of the front gauge wheels (b) to the deck.
Remove the front gauge wheel (b), hex screw (c) and spacer (d) (Figure 47).
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3. Insert the hex screw (c) into one of the three index holes in the front gauge wheel
bracket (e) that will give the front gauge wheel (b) a 1/4-1/2" clearance with the
ground (Figure 47).
4. Note the index hole of the just-adjusted front gauge wheel (b), and adjust the
other front gauge wheel (b) into the respective index hole of the other front
gauge wheel bracket (e) (Figure 47).
SERVICE
Charging the Battery
Test and, if necessary, recharge the battery after the mower has been stored for a
period of time.
MODELS WITH LEAD-ACID BATTERY
• A lead-acid battery charger should be used. Recommended charge rate
is 5.5A/14.7V.
• If your battery charger is automatic, charge the battery until the charger indicates
that charging is complete. If the charger is not automatic, charge for no fewer
than eight (8) hours.
MODELS WITH AGM BATTERY
• An AGM battery charger should be used. Recommended charge rate is 1.1A/14.8V.
IMPORTANT! Do NOT use an automotive charger.
• If your battery charger is automatic, charge the battery until the charger indicates
that charging is complete. If the charger is not automatic, charge for no fewer
than eight (8) hours.
PRODUCT CARE
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e
c
Figure 47
Jump Starting
Failure to use this starting procedure can cause sparking, and the gases in
the battery to explode.
1. Connect one end of the red cable to the disabled mower battery's positive
terminal; then connect the other end of that cable to the booster battery's
positive terminal.
2. Connect one end of the black cable to the booster battery's negative terminal;
then connect the other end of that cable to the frame of the disabled mower, as
far from the battery as possible.
3. Start the disabled mower following the normal starting instructions previously
provided; then disconnect the jumper cables in the exact reverse order of
their connection.
4. Have the mower's electrical system checked and repaired as soon as possible to
eliminate the need for jump starting.
Electrical System (Relays & Fuses)
Fuses, relays and the breaker can be found by lifting the operator's seat. The
fuses, relays and breaker are in the main power distribution module (PDM) to the
right of the battery (see Figure 48
These are standard mini type (ATM) plug-in automotive fuses. Always use the
same capacity fuse for replacement. If you have a recurring problem with blown
fuses, have the mower's electrical system checked by an authorized service dealer.
See the Replacement Parts and Accessories section for relay and breaker service
part numbers.
R1
R1
Fuse layout applies to SDL models only.
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Reference Value
F1: Main Fuse 25A
F2: Lights 10A
F3: Steering 30A
F4: Start 30A
B1: Deck Lift 15A
R1: Lights 35A
R2: Deck Power 35A
R3: Start 35A
R4: Clutch 35A
*+12V system required to enable
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for fuse layout and Figure 49 for assignments).
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R2 R3
R4
R2 R3 R4
R4
B1 F4 F1
F4 F1
B1
-30- -25-
-15-
F3 F2
F3 F2
-30- -10-
Figure 48
Description
+12V System Fuse
Lighting System (optional)* Fuse
Power Steering Fuse
Starter Solenoid Fuse
Power for Deck-Lift Self-Resetting Breaker
Main Power for Lights Relay (optional)
Main Power for Deck Lift Relay (optional)
Power to Starter Solenoid Relay
PTO Power Relay
Figure 49