Stiga Lawn Mower 107M User Manual

STIGA PARK  
107M  
8211-3036-01  
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2. Do not hook the rear part of the support arms  
into the deck yet (see “mowing deck” point 4 be-  
low).  
SYMBOLS  
The following symbols are displayed on the ma-  
chine in order to remind you about the safety pre-  
cautions and attention necessary when using the  
machine.  
MOWING DECK  
1. If the machine has the ordinary attachment fas-  
teners assembled, remove them (fig. 6). The flat  
washer, but not the spring clip, will be used again  
(see point 3).  
The symbols mean:  
Warning!  
Read the instruction book and safety man-  
ual before using the machine.  
2. Place the mowing deck in front of the machine.  
Set the highest mowing height.  
3. Put one of the support arms on the machine's  
front axle trunnion (fig. 7). Place the flat washer on  
the axle trunnion and lock it in place with the en-  
closed locking pin. Do the same thing on the other  
side.  
Warning!  
Do not put hands or feet under the cover of  
the machine when it is running.  
Warning!  
4. Lift up the rear part of the deck beyond the in-  
hibitor, until it falls down. When the weight of the  
deck rests on the upper side of the inhibitor, the as-  
sembly is correct (fig. 8).  
Beware of objects being flung out. Keep  
spectators away.  
5. Hook the mower deck's lifting spring into the at-  
tachment lift (fig. 9).  
Warning!  
Before starting any repair work, remove  
the spark plug cable from the spark plug.  
V-BELT  
1. Pull the V-belt over the machine's central belt  
pulley (fig. 10).  
PREPARATIONS  
2. Tension the belt using the tension roller. The ten-  
sion roller should be on the left of the belt seen  
from the operator's position.  
Park models up to 1993:  
A modification must be made to the machine in or-  
der to use the mower deck.  
3a. Park -1999:  
Hook the tension roller spring into the floor on the  
right-hand side (fig. 10).  
1. Dismantle the return spring for centre steering  
(fig. 1).  
3b. Park 2000-  
Hook the tension roller spring into the fastener,  
just behind the front right wheel (fig. 10).  
2. Saw off the spring bracket, level with the frame  
side member (fig. 2).  
3. Drill a new hole (Ø 8 mm), 8 mm from the lower  
edge of the frame side member (fig. 3).  
SETTING  
For the deck to mow evenly and cleanly, it needs to  
be adjusted correctly:  
4. Fit the spring in the new hole (fig. 4).  
1. Make sure the tyre pressure is correct:  
Front: 0,6 bar (9 psi).  
ASSEMBLY  
Rear: 0,4 bar (6 psi).  
SUPPORT ARMS  
2. Place the machine on a flat surface. Loosen the  
screws on both sides of the mowing deck. (fig. 11).  
1. Assemble the left and right support arms in the  
mowing deck's front corners. Use existing screw  
and flat washer (fig. 5). Tighten the screw. Do not  
tighten too hard. It should be possible to move the  
support arms up and down.  
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3. To the side of the support arm, there are four  
short and two long lines. The upper long line (A) is  
the basic setting for a machine with 16" tyres. The  
lower line (B) is for a machine with 17" tyres (fig.  
12).  
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE  
PREPARATIONS  
Unless otherwise stated, all service and mainte-  
nance must be performed on a machine that is  
standing still where the engine has been switched  
off.  
Note! Park Pro 16, Pro 18 and Pro 20 - year model  
2000 - have 17" wheels. All other models have 16"  
wheels.  
Depending on the length of the grass, the mower  
deck can be adjusted in different ways:  
Prevent the machine from rolling, by al-  
ways applying the parking brake.  
4a. Mowing normal length grass:  
Adjust the mower deck so that the casing's front  
and rear edges are the same height from the floor.  
Use position A resp. B. This position gives the best  
“Multiclip effect”, i.e. the grass is shredded best in  
this position.  
Prevent involuntary engine start by al-  
ways stopping the engine, loosening the  
spark plug cable from the sparking  
plug and earthing it. Remove the minus  
(-) cable from the battery.  
4b. Mowing long grass:  
MAINTENANCE TIPS  
Adjust the mower deck so that the casing's rear  
edge is higher than the front edge. Use position  
A+5 resp. B+5. This position ensures that the  
mowing deck can discharge the grass easier out of  
the rear.  
To facilitate cleaning and maintenance, the mower  
deck can be folded up:  
1. Unhook the tension roller spring (fig. 10).  
2. Pry off the V-belt from the central belt pulley.  
5. After setting the mower deck, tighten the  
screws.  
3. Set the mowing height adjustment to the highest  
mowing height.  
4. Lift the rear edge of the mowing deck with one  
hand (fig. 13).  
USE  
MOWING HEIGHT  
5. Push up the inhibitor and lower the rear edge of  
the mowing deck (fig. 13).  
The mower deck has a number of fixed mowing  
heights, from 30 to 75 mm.  
6. Repeat the procedure on the other side.  
Note! The stated mowing heights apply when the  
machine is standing on firm ground.  
7. Fold up the mower deck until it stands upright  
(fig. 14).  
When the mowing deck is folded down to the  
working position, make sure that the inhibitor falls  
down into a position where the rear edge of the  
mowing deck is lifted up (fig. 8).  
MOWING HINTS  
For the best “Multiclip” effect, follow this advice:  
- Mow regularly.  
- Use full throttle on the engine.  
- Keep the underside of the mower deck clean.  
- Use sharp blades.  
- Do not mow wet grass.  
- Mow twice (using different heights) if the grass  
is long.  
CLEANING  
After each use, the underside of the mower deck  
should be hosed down.  
If grass cuttings have dried on the mower deck,  
scrape the underside clean.  
If necessary, touch-up the underside using a suita-  
ble paint to prevent corrosion.  
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BLADES  
SPARE PARTS  
Use protective gloves to prevent cuts  
when changing blades.  
STIGA original spare parts and accessories are  
specially designed for STIGA machines. Note that  
“non-original” spare parts and accessories have  
not been inspected or approved by STIGA.  
Make sure the blades are always sharp. This gives  
the best mowing results.  
The use of such parts and accessories  
can affect the function and safety of the  
machine. STIGA can not be held re-  
sponsible for damage/injury caused by  
such products.  
Always check the blades after an impact. If the  
blade system has been damaged, the defective  
parts must be replaced.  
Always use original spare parts. Using  
non-original spare parts can result in  
the risk of damage even if they fit in the  
machine.  
ACCESSORIES  
The blades are contra-rotating. This  
means that there is a right blade and a  
left blade. When replacing blades,  
make sure that they are assembled cor-  
rectly.  
For mowing close up to houses and garden walls,  
the mowing deck can be equipped with support  
rollers in the front edges to protect against damage  
(fig. 16).  
Assemble the blades in accordance with figure 15  
where the blade tips are marked. The blade's fold-  
ed up edge must be placed inwards towards the  
blade fastener.  
PATENT - PROTECTION OF  
DESIGNS  
This machine, or parts thereof, is protected by the  
following patent and protection of design:  
When changing blades, the blade nuts and bolts  
should also be changed. Tightening torque: 24 Nm.  
DESIGN APPLICATION  
Sweden no. 99 1161  
DRIVE BELT  
Both blades are driven inside the mowing deck by  
a toothed drive belt.  
PATENT APPLICATION  
Sweden no. 9900903-7  
9902299-8  
If any of the blades have hit a solid object (e.g. a  
stone), the belt tension can change. This means  
that the drive belt can “miss-mesh”, which in the  
long term can damage the blades.  
After a heavy impact, always check that  
both blades are positioned at right an-  
gles to each other (fig. 15).  
The blades' respective work areas overlap one oth-  
er. If the blades' positions in relation to one another  
have been changed, there is a great risk that they  
can impact each other. This results in serious dam-  
age to the mowing deck.  
If this is the case, take the machine with mowing  
deck to a service workshop for repair and inspec-  
tion.  
STIGA reserves the right to modify the product without  
giving any prior notice.  
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