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20 DR
ALL-TERRAIN
FIELD and BRUSH MOWER Safety & Operating Instructions
Cutting Brush & Saplings
1. When cutting woody material,
small saplings, etc., allow the
machine to ride up and over
material slowly. Adjust your
forward speed to varying
conditions (Figure 9).
2. After cutting brush, etc., you
may want to mow over it
again to remove any
remaining branches. It works
best to mow from the trunk
end toward the top as brush
lies on the ground.
Reverse
1. Be very careful of your footing when operating the machine in reverse. Know what's
behind you and take your time.
2. Disengage the blade before shifting into reverse. Mow in the forward gears only, using
reverse for maneuvering.
3. If you find it difficult to shift into reverse, lightly "feather" the Clutch Lever as you put
the Shift Lever into reverse, then quickly release the Clutch Lever.
Cutting in Wet & Heavy Growth
1. Be very careful of your footing when mowing in wet conditions. Avoid steep slopes
and other slippery areas.
2. Use a lower, slower speed when mowing in wet conditions.
Cold Weather Operation
Figure 9
A
t temperatures below 30°F and a high dew point, your ATM engine may experience
icing of the carburetor and/or the crankcase breather system. Country Home Products,
Inc. offers an optional engine cover to prevent icing in these weather conditions. The
cover can be purchased through Country Home Products, Inc. by calling 1(800) DR-
OWNER (376-9637). Please have your ATM Model# and Serial# at hand when the
call is placed.
Tip: As a preventative measure to prevent control cable freeze up; prior to using you
r
ATM in cold weather, inject “dry gas” into the Brake and Clutch cable-housin
g
openings to absorb any moisture that may have collected. Tip the machine
forward slightly so the “dry gas” will flow down the inside of the housings, and
then lubricate as outlined on page 23.
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