TABLE OF CONTENTS(CONTINUED)SUBJECTPAGEIllustrated Parts List .................................................................................. 16-35SMZ-48", 52", 61" Cutter Decks ....................................................... 16-17Cutter Deck Controls 48", 52", & 61" Decks ..................................... 18-19Sheet Metal Components ................................................................. 20-21Hydraulic Components ..................................................................... 22-23BDU-10L Hydraulic Pump................................................................. 24Hydro-Gear Axle Assembly .............................................................. 25Traction Drive Components .............................................................. 26-27Brake And Steering Controls ............................................................ 28-29Instrument Panel And Electrical Components .................................. 30-31Electrical Wiring Diagram-Kohler ...................................................... 32Replacement Decals......................................................................... 33-35Warranty Statement.................................................... Inside Back CoverII
Your mower was built to the highest standards in the industry. However, your mower is only assafe as you, the operator, make it. Carelessness or error on the part of the operator may result inserious bodily injury. Hazard control and accident prevention depend upon the awareness, concern,prudence, and proper training of the personnel involved in the operation, transport, andstorage of this equipment. Make sure every operator is properly trained and thoroughly familiarwith all of the controls and safety instructions before operating the equipment.SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSWARNING:Do not operate mower on steep slopes. Riding lawnmowers can tip over when used on an excessiveslope. To check a slope, attempt to back up withcutter deck down. If wheels slip when backing upslope, stay off the slope. If you are in doubt abouthillside operation, stay off the slope.Always back up when loading a machine on rampsor tilt bed trailers.1. Know the controls and how to stop quickly. READTHIS OPERATOR’S <strong>MANUAL</strong> and instructionsfurnished with attachments. A replacementOperator's Manual is available from your <strong>Scag</strong>Servicing Dealer. To order, contact your dealer withthe complete model number and serial number of your<strong>Scag</strong> product.2. Do not allow children to operate this machine. Donot allow adults to operate this machine withoutproper instruction.3. Do not carry passengers. Never mow toward or nearanyone.4. Clear the area of objects such as wires, sticks, androcks that can be picked up and thrown by themower blades.5. Disengage all attachment clutches and engage parkingbrake before attempting to start the engine.6. Disengage all attachment clutches and engage theparking brake before leaving the operator’s position.7. Disengage the power to attachments, stop theengine, and remove the key before making anyrepairs or adjustments.8. Disengage the power to attachments whentransporting the machine or when attachments arenot being used.9. Take all possible precautions when leaving themachine unattended including disengaging thepower to attachments, lowering the attachments,setting the parking brake, and removing the key.10. Do not stop or start suddenly when going up ordown a hill. Mow up and down the face of slopes;never mow across slopes.11. Reduce speed and be very careful when operating onslopes or making sharp turns to prevent tipping orloss of control. Be especially cautious whenchanging direction on slopes. If necessary to turnon a hill, always turn downhill.12. Watch for holes, rocks, roots in the terrain, andother hidden hazards. Keep away from dropoffs.13. Watch for traffic when crossing roadways oroperating near roadways.14. When using any attachments, never directlydischarge materials towards bystanders or allowanyone near mower while it is operating.15. Handle gasoline with care - it is highly flammable.a. Use an approved gasoline container only.b. Never remove the fuel cap while the engine isrunning or hot. Allow the engine to cool forseveral minutes before removing the cap andadding gasoline. Never fill the fuel tankindoors. Always clean up spilled gasoline.c. Do not run the engine indoors.1