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Loading...Why won't my Gravely WAW 34 engine start?
The Gravely Lawn Mower engine might not start due to several reasons: a safety switch not held down (hold it down while turning the ignition key), a faulty ignition switch (replace it), a blown wiring harness fuse (replace the fuse), loose or corroded battery cables (clean and tighten them), a discharged battery (charge it), an empty fuel tank (fill it).
Why is my Gravely WAW 34 Lawn Mower engine difficult to restart?
A Gravely Lawn Mower engine might be hard to restart for several reasons: You might be out of fuel, so fill the tank with clean, fresh fuel. The fuel filter could be dirty, so replace it. The spark plug might be faulty, so replace it. The air cleaner might be plugged or dirty, so clean or replace it.
What to do if my Gravely Lawn Mower cut is poor?
If the cut quality of your Gravely Lawn Mower is poor, it could be due to a few reasons. The deck might be clogged with grass, so clean the cutting chamber. The blades could be dull, requiring you to sharpen or replace them. You might be cutting wet grass; wait for it to dry. Also, you might be cutting too low, so raise the cutting height and cut the grass in two or more passes. Finally, the PTO belt might be slipping, so adjust or replace it.
What to do if my Gravely WAW 34 does not bag clippings?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower isn't bagging clippings, it could be because the deck is clogged with grass (clean the cutting chamber), the blades are dull (sharpen or replace them), you're cutting wet grass (wait for it to dry), you're cutting too low (raise the cutting height and cut in multiple passes), or the PTO belt is slipping (adjust or replace it).
Why does grass not disperse evenly with my Gravely WAW 34 Lawn Mower?
Uneven grass dispersal with your Gravely Lawn Mower can occur if the deck is clogged with grass (clean the cutting chamber), the blades are dull (sharpen or replace them), you're cutting wet grass (wait for it to dry), or you're cutting too low (raise the cutting height and cut in two or more passes).
General| Brand | Gravely |
|---|---|
| Model | WAW 34 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Information on obtaining manuals in languages other than English from dealers or online.
Guidance to consult specific manuals for engine details and service part information.
Emphasis on reading the manual for understanding safety and controls during operation.
Details on dealer registration, customer notes, and the importance of proof of purchase.
Warning against using non-Gravely parts, detailing potential adverse effects and liability.
Checklist of dealer responsibilities during product delivery to customers.
Explanation of hazard symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and safety alert symbols.
Guidelines for safe working practices, awareness of conditions, and operator training requirements.
Explanation of safety decals and the key operational instructions they convey.
Safety instructions derived from decal warnings, including slope operation and personnel safety.
Covers warnings about operation, discharge, rotating parts, and guards on the unit.
Details on emission control systems, tampering penalties, and authorized service.
Emphasizes owner's responsibility for training, understanding controls, and pre-operation inspections.
Guidelines for clearing the work area, visibility, footing, and avoiding wet grass.
Recommendations for protective clothing, footwear, hearing protection, and avoiding entanglement.
Instructions on understanding controls, stopping procedures, and emergency actions.
Safe mowing techniques, slope operation, and self-propelled model controls.
Guidelines for safe gasoline handling, storage, and refueling procedures.
Precautions for handling batteries, including electrical shock and chemical hazards.
Cautionary advice to read safety section before proceeding with assembly.
Identification of items included in the carton: Mower Unit and Literature Pack.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the handlebars and emission component shelf.
Details on handlebar folding and emission component shelf positioning.
Instructions for connecting the battery and filling the fuel tank safely.
Checks for engine oil level and understanding unit controls before operation.
Detailed list and visual identification of all major controls on the mower.
Identification of essential components like fuel tank, muffler, filters, and ignition system.
Detailed instructions on using the parking brake and PTO clutch levers for operation.
Step-by-step guide on adjusting the cutting height using spacers and lock pins.
Detailed steps for adjusting cutting height by manipulating spacers and lock pins.
Instructions for ensuring both wheels are set at the same height for a level cut.
Instructions for operating the forward and reverse drive controls for propulsion.
Procedure for adding fuel, including precautions against overfilling and emissions compliance.
Guidelines for using correct gasoline and the importance of fuel stabilizer for storage.
Procedures for starting, shutting off the engine, and performing an emergency stop.
Tips for optimal mowing performance, including cutting height, speed, and mulching.
Table outlining required maintenance tasks and their frequency based on operating hours.
Procedures for checking PTO clutch, wheel drive controls, and cleaning the unit.
Steps for checking engine oil level and inspecting mower blade condition and mounting.
Detailed steps for safely removing, installing, and torquing mower blades.
Instructions on how to sharpen blades correctly and check for proper balance.
Procedures for checking drive belts, fasteners, and the air cleaner.
Guidance on changing engine oil, general lubrication, and spark plug replacement.
Checks for engine cooling fins and inspection of the muffler for damage.
Steps to test and adjust the PTO clutch cable for proper operation.
Instructions for adjusting the drive control cables to maintain proper drive power.
Safety precautions before starting belt replacement, including securing the unit.
Step-by-step guide for removing old belts and installing new wheel drive belts.
Procedures for replacing the PTO belt and the deck belt on the unit.
Instructions for safely replacing mower blades, including torque specifications.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing, installing, and connecting the battery.
Instructions for cleaning battery terminals and safely charging the battery.
Guidelines for charging batteries and warnings against jump-starting the unit.
Procedures for cleaning, inspecting, and preparing the unit for storage.
Instructions for draining fuel and using fuel stabilizer for long-term storage.
Solutions for common problems like engine not starting or being difficult to restart.
Troubleshooting for poor cut quality and uneven grass dispersion.
Resolving issues with wheel drive engagement and mower not bagging clippings.
List of genuine Gravely parts recommended for keeping the mower in optimal condition.
Information on available optional accessories like bagger and mulch kits.
Details on mower dimensions, weight, cutting width, height, and operational speeds.
Information on engine type, displacement, oil, fuel capacity, and air cleaner.
Summary of the product's warranty coverage period.
Details the two-year warranty for consumer products against defects in material and workmanship.
Outlines warranties for battery packs, commercial mowers, service parts, and common exclusions.
Information on product registration, maintenance, and obtaining warranty service.
Lists items not covered by warranty, including maintenance items and misuse.
Specifies limitations on liability for incidental, special, or consequential damages.
Ariens makes no warranties beyond what is expressly stated; implied warranties are limited.
Details the warranty for the evaporative emission control system and owner responsibilities.
Details the two-year warranty for evaporative emission-related parts and defect requirements.
Defines how warranty repairs for emission parts must be performed and what parts are covered.
List of components considered part of the evaporative emissions control system.
Note regarding equipment certification for sale in California and EPA/CARB compliance.
Contact details for Ariens Company, including address, phone, fax, and website.
Warning about chemicals in engine exhaust known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
