Stiga Combi 748 S Lawn Mower - Self-Propelled

The Stiga Combi 748 S requires unleaded petrol. Always refer to the owner's manual for specific octane rating recommendations.

It is recommended to check the engine oil level before each use. Top up if necessary, and refer to the manual for recommended oil type and change intervals.

The wash link allows you to easily clean the underside of the mower deck. Connect a garden hose to the fitting and run the engine briefly (as per manual instructions) to wash away accumulated grass clippings.

It is generally best to avoid mowing very wet grass. This can lead to clumping, poor cutting performance, and can clog the mower. Mulching wet grass is particularly ineffective.

To switch modes, you typically need to attach or remove the mulch plug (for mulching), the side deflector (for side discharge), or ensure the grass collector is fitted (for collection or rear discharge). Consult your manual for precise instructions on configuration for each mode.

For long-term storage (e.g., winter), it's advisable to empty the fuel tank or use a fuel stabilizer. Clean the mower thoroughly, especially the deck and blade. Store in a dry, protected area.

This model comes with a 5-year manufacturer's warranty, subject to terms and conditions. Please refer to the warranty documentation provided with your product.

Ensure there is sufficient fuel and oil. Check the spark plug is clean and properly connected. Make sure the primer bulb (if equipped) has been pressed. Verify the throttle is in the 'start' position. Consult the owner's manual for specific Stiga engine starting procedures.

Check if the cutting height is set too low for the grass conditions. Ensure the blade is sharp and not damaged. Clean any grass or debris buildup around the blade and deck. If mulching, ensure grass is not too long or wet.

Confirm the drive lever is engaged correctly. Check for any obstructions around the drive belt or wheels. Ensure the engine is running at the correct RPM for the self-propel system to engage.

Stop the engine immediately. Inspect the blade for damage, imbalance, or improper mounting. Ensure all handlebar and body bolts are tightened securely. Foreign objects lodged in the deck can also cause vibration.

Ensure the grass bag is correctly attached and not overfilled. Check for blockages in the discharge chute between the deck and the bag. If mulching, switch to collection mode and ensure the mulch plug is removed.