MAINTENANCE
How to winterise your mower?
A complete winter storage prevents hard starting, cold stalling, leaks and premature failure of belts and bearings. Here are the key steps.
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WHY WINTERISE? |
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AVOID START-UP TROUBLES
In a few weeks, petrol degrades and clogs the carburettor; moisture corrodes the blades and deck; oil oxidises. Winter storage prevents hard starting, leaks and breakage.
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SAFETY & MATERIALS |
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THE WINTER STORAGE STEPS |
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LUBRICATION & STORAGE |
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WINTER STORAGE CHECKLIST |
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ENVIRONMENT |
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HAZARDOUS WASTE
Used oil and fuel are hazardous waste: take them to a recycling centre or an approved professional. Wear PPE.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS |
A stabilising additive instead of draining the fuel?
A stabiliser prevents deposits if the tank stays full; otherwise, drain the circuit for long-term storage.
When should I winterise my ride-on mower?
At the end of the mowing season, before the extended storage period.
What symptoms indicate a belt that needs replacing?
Cracks, glazed sides, exposed strands: replace before start-up.
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