Product Info
The TimeCutter SWX 5050 is a residential ride-on mower intended for cutting well-maintained lawns. It has a 50-inch mowing deck and is powered by a Kohler or Kawasaki engine. The mower is designed for homeowner use and not for commercial or agricultural applications.
Preventive Maintenance Schedule
Daily:
- Check the cutting blades
- Inspect the grass deflector for damage
- Check and clean the front of the mower
After Each Use:
- Clean the mower housing
- Grease all the lubrication points
- Clean the air-cleaner foam element (more often in dusty, dirty conditions)
Every 400 Hours:
- Change the oil and filters for the hydraulic system, and bleed the system
- Charge the battery and disconnect battery cables
Every 200 Hours:
- Replace the spark plug(s)
- Replace the in-line fuel filter
Every 25 Hours:
- Check tire pressure
- Check the oil level in the expansion tank
- Check the belts for wear/cracks
- Replace the air-cleaner foam element (more often in dusty, dirty conditions)
- Service the air-cleaner paper element (more often in dusty, dirty conditions)
- Change the engine oil (more often in dusty, dirty conditions)
Every 100 Hours:
- Change the oil filter (more often in dusty, dirty conditions)
- Check the spark plug(s)
- Check the in-line fuel filter
- Replace the air-cleaner paper element (more often in dusty, dirty conditions)
Parts List
- Blade: Cutting blade for the mower deck (Part Number: Not Available)
- Mower Belt: Drive belt for the mower deck (Part Number: Not Available)
- Air Filter: Engine air filter (Part Number: Not Available)
- Spark Plug: Spark plug for the engine (Part Number: Not Available)
- Fuel Filter: In-line fuel filter (Part Number: Not Available)
Product Specs Sheet
- Engine: Kohler or Kawasaki engine
- Mowing Deck Size: 50 inches
- Fuel Tank Capacity: Not specified
- Weight: Not specified
Troubleshooting
- Engine overheats:
- Reduce ground speed
- Add oil to the crankcase
- Remove obstruction from the cooling fins and air passages
- Clean or replace the air cleaner element
- Contact an Authorized Service Dealer if fuel system issue
- Starter does not crank:
- Move the blade-control switch to Disengaged
- Charge the battery
- Check the electrical connections
- Replace the fuse
- Contact an Authorized Service Dealer if relay or switch is damaged
- Engine does not start, starts hard, or fails to keep running:
- Fill the fuel tank
- Move the choke lever to On
- Clean or replace the air cleaner element
- Install the spark plug wire(s)
- Install a new, correctly gapped spark plug(s)
- Replace the fuel filter
- Contact an Authorized Service Dealer if fuel system issue
- Drain the tank and replace the fuel with the proper type
- Add oil to the crankcase
- Machine does not drive:
- Close the tow valves
- Contact an Authorized Service Dealer if belts or transmission issue
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