9
OPERATION
CAUTION: VEHICLE BRAKING AND
STABILITY MAY BE AFFECTED WITH
THE ADDITION OF AN ACCESSORY
OR AN ATTACHMENT. BE AWARE OF
CHANGING CONDITIONS ON SLOPES.
MAINTENANCE
1. At the beginning of each season, lubricate, with a
light machine oil, all bolts that are pivot points.
Lubricate the split plastic bearings for the front
axle spindles.
2. Grease or oil the wheel bearings periodically. Use
automotive wheel bearing type grease or 20 weight
oil.
3. Keep tires filled to the recommended tire pressure
of 12-14 Lbs.
1. Refer to the vehicle owners manual for instructions
on safe operation on slopes.
2.
Use the slope guide provided on page 15 of this
manual to determine if slope angle is too steep for
safe operation.
3.
For best handling and traction, distribute the weight
of the load evenly in the cart.
4.
Always test to make sure your tractor has adequate
towing and braking capabilities whenever hauling a
substantial amount of weight in your cart. Use extra
caution when operating on slopes.
NOTE
DO NOT EXCEED WEIGHT CAPACITY OF CART
(See the specifications on this page)
One cubic foot of dirt weighs approximately 150 lbs.
5.
Do not unhook your cart from the tractor while on a
slope. The cart could unexpectedly roll down the
slope.
6.
Backing up with a 4 wheel steerable cart takes
practice! Before using the cart for hauling, practice
backing the empty cart in a level, open area.
7.
To empty material from the cart, remove the tailgate
by lifting it straight up and out from between the
guides. Material can then be raked or pulled out from
the rear of the cart.
8.
The maximum towing speed for this cart is 10 m.p.h.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR 4 WHEEL CART
MODEL 45-0270
Tires:
16.0" x 6.5" Pneumatic, Turf Tread
Axles:
3/4" Dia. Steel
Capacity:
Up to 2000 Lbs. Max.
Approx. Sh. Wt.
211 Lbs.
