Chapter 2: safety considerations, Preparing to use the dr, Scout – Country Home Products DR SCOUT FIELD and BRUSH MOWER User Manual
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DR
SCOUT
FIELD and BRUSH MOWER Safety & Operating Instructions
2
Chapter 2: Safety Considerations
Taking the time to read and observe all safety instructions will ensure many years of 
productive use from your DR
SCOUT
FIELD and BRUSH
MOWER and help you
avoid injury. Please take a few moments to read the following guidelines for safely 
operating your new machine. 
Preparing to Use the DR
SCOUT
FIELD and
BRUSH
MOWER
Read these Safety
&
Operating Instructions and the engine manufacturer’s owner’s manual
before you use the DR
SCOUT
FIELD and BRUSH
MOWER. Become familiar
with the controls, engine and service recommendations to ensure the best performance 
from your machine. 
Inspect the area in which you will be working. Look for rocks, logs, sticks, rope, wire,
garden tools, etc., and remove these objects before mowing. Mowing over these objects 
could damage the machine and cause injury. 
Safety Information Labels
Take some time to become familiar with the following standard safety cautions applicable 
to your mower. Replace damaged or missing safety labels immediately. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Keep combustible substances away from
the engine when it is hot. (#13684)
Make sure you add oil before starting the 
engine; the unit is shipped without oil. 
Fill the oil reservoir slowly to make sure 
you don’t overfill it. (#12781)
Use caution operating the
machine on slopes.
Keep body parts away
from the mower blade.
Always wear safety glasses 
or goggles while operating 
the machine. 
Remove all objects 
that could be thrown 
by the mower blade.
Do not operate the 
machine near people 
or animals.
Read the Safety and
Operating Instructions
.
(#14823)