Attachments - Stiga TC 102 Série Manuel D'utilisation

PROBLEM
19. Unusual machine
vibrations
If problems persist after having performed the above operations, contact your dealer.

15. ATTACHMENTS

15.1 "MULCHING" KIT
It finely chops the grass cuttings and leaves
them on the lawn (fig. 58.A1; fig 58.A2).
15.2 MAINTENANCE BATTERY CHARGER
This keeps the battery in good working
order when the machine is in storage,
guaranteeing an optimum level of charge
and longer battery life (fig. 58.B).
15.3 TOWING KIT
To tow a small trailer (fig. 58.C).
15.4 CANVAS COVER
Protects the machine from dust
when not in use (fig. 58.D)
15.5 FRONT WEIGHTS KIT
These weights are designed to improved
stability at the front of the machine, especially
when it is used on sloping ground (fig. 58.E).
15.6 REAR WEIGHT KIT
These weights are designed to improved
stability at the rear of the machine, especially
when it is used on sloping ground (fig. 58.E).
15.7 REAR DUMPING GUARD KIT
This kit should fit in place of the grass catcher
bag when mowing grass without collecting (fig.
58.G). (For rear dumping models only).
PROBABLE CAUSE
damaged or loose parts stop the machine and remove
the ignition key
inspect for damage
check for and tighten any loose parts
have all checks, repair work and
replacements carried out by a
specialized Centre only.
15.8 18'', 20'' SNOW CHAINS
Designed to improve rear wheel grip on snow-
covered ground, so that the machine can be
used with snow plough attachments (fig. 58.H).
15.9 18'', 20'' MUD / SNOW WHEELS
Designed to improve grip on snow
covered or muddy ground (fig. 58.I).
15.10 TRAILER
For transporting tools or other objects, up
to the permit loading limit (fig. 58.J).
15.11 SPRINKLER
For spreading salt or fertiliser (fig. 58.K).
15.12 SPRINKLER
For spreading sand or gravel (fig. 58.L).
15.13 GRASS ROLLER
For compacting ground after seeding
or flattening grass (fig. 58.M).
15.14 SNOW BLADE
For shovelling and accumulating the
removed snow laterally (fig. 58.N).
15.15 FRONT SWEEPER
For cleaning drives and solid surfaces
of leaves and dirt and removing thin
layers of fresh snow (fig. 58.O).
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REMEDY