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Rake raise/lower cylinder

Raise Lower

3WD circuit

Valve module

Torque generator

2WD-3WD changeover valve

IN

OUT

Input shaft

Output shaft

P

T

PF

G

10MPa

B1

A1

B

A

A

B

R

P

Front wheel motor

(2-100BS4S)

Drain

Piston pump

Reverse by pressurization

Branch metal

B2

P3

B1

S1

S2

T

1.0MPa

P1

P2

20.6MPa

4.9MPa

Engine

Motor for left rear wheel

(2-200BS4S)

B

Motor for right rear wheel

(2-200BS4S)

A

A

B

A3

A1

A2

B2

B1

B3

A

B

G2

G1

10. Hydraulic circuit diagram

Summary of Contents for SP05

Page 1: ...Read this manual and the owner s manual before using this machine Bunker Rake Maintenance Machines Series Owner s operating manual Ver 1 0...

Page 2: ...tion 18 2 2 Adjustment of the steering wheel position 18 2 3 Adjustment of the rake 18 2 4 Adjustment of the blade 18 3 Starting and stopping the engine 19 3 1 Starting the engine 19 3 2 Throttle leve...

Page 3: ...se other than that for which it was intended that is as a bunker rake for use on golf courses Any other use could be dangerous or damage the machine Thank you for purchasing a BARONESS SP05 Bunker Rak...

Page 4: ...ate braking The use of a model that is unsuitable for the job Lack of awareness of the ground conditions bumpy icy muddy in particular the angle of gradient 2 Preparation Use clothing and equipment th...

Page 5: ...turning or crossing roads or sidewalks and pay close attention to your surroundings when proceeding Take care when loading or unloading the machine onto a trailer or truck Use care when approaching b...

Page 6: ...may occur if the warning is ignored Warning symbols Refer to the Owner s Manual Danger symbol Danger flammable Danger symbol Flying objects hazard Danger symbol Cutting of hand or foot hazard Danger...

Page 7: ...follow this precaution may cause an unexpected accident Before starting the engine Before starting the engine sit in the operator s seat check the position of the seat and check the safety of your su...

Page 8: ...battery cable first To remove the battery disconnect the negative battery cable first Failure to follow this precaution may cause a short circuit which may result in burns and a fire Clean the engine...

Page 9: ...efore inspection and maintenance Allow parts that become hot such as the muffler and engine to cool sufficiently before performing an inspection or maintenance Failure to follow this precaution may ca...

Page 10: ...ident Set the parking brake while warming the engine Failure to follow this precaution may cause the machine to spontaneously move and cause an accident When operating the machine at high speeds do no...

Page 11: ...on may cause an unexpected accident Precautions for operating on slopes When operating on a slope the ground may be uneven and there may be bumps and rocks As these may cause the machine to suddenly t...

Page 12: ...covers that were removed during an inspection or maintenance Failure to follow this precaution may cause you to become entangled in the machine resulting in personal injury Allow hot parts to cool su...

Page 13: ...dal Brake pedal Tilt lever Fuel filler hole Broom holder Rear cover Fuel valve Serial number plate Rake Brush 2 Specification label 1 Serial number plate Specification label Please refer to the follow...

Page 14: ...r s Manual Failure to observe the maximum inclination angle may result in the machine overturning Leave the machine a f t e r s e t t i n g t h e parking brake turning the engine off and removing the...

Page 15: ...pened Model SP05 3WD Dimensions Total length 215 cm with blade 230 cm 84 65 in with blade 90 55 in Total width 190cm 74 8 in Total height 120cm 47 24 in Wheelbase 1050cm 413 39 in Tread 1070cm 421 26...

Page 16: ...gain about 10 to 20 minutes after adding the engine oil Never mix different kinds of engine oil under any circumstances Use an engine oil that meets or exceeds API Service Classification CD and an SAE...

Page 17: ...cracked damaged unusually worn or otherwise in need of replacement 1 Check whether the fuel system parts are cracked or leaking and replace them with new parts if necessary 2 If grass leaves or simil...

Page 18: ...kgf cm N m kgf cm M5 3 5 30 50 M6 14 18 140 180 M6 7 9 70 90 M8 28 38 280 380 M8 14 19 140 190 M10 58 76 580 760 M10 29 38 290 380 M12 104 134 1040 1340 M12 52 67 520 670 M14 140 188 1400 1880 M14 70...

Page 19: ...ground and then lock it in place with the nut 2 4 Adjustment of the blade Loosen the bolt and set the small blade in place Set it in direction A to carry a thin layer from the surface of the sand and...

Page 20: ...ged for a maximum of 15 seconds If the engine fails to start another attempt to start the engine should not be made for 30 to 60 seconds so as to avoid draining the battery 1 Stop the machine on a lev...

Page 21: ...r the forward or the reverse pedal while seated in the seat with the parking brake engaged 4 Travelling method 4 1 Operation of the forward reverse pedals The forward and reverse pedals are located to...

Page 22: ...along the ground preventing the machine from traveling and or damaging the grass Rake raise lower operation method To raise the rake Push the raise lower switch lever upward To lower the rake Push the...

Page 23: ...Blade lever Blade 5 2 Operation of the brush The brush is used to provide the bunker with a smoother finish Brush lever operation method Brush lever Brush lever In order to create a beautiful surface...

Page 24: ...cultivator board to the desired position and then release the clutch lever The operation depth is fixed Raising the cultivator board Squeeze the clutch lever Push the cultivator lever in direction B...

Page 25: ...he nuts attached to either end of the steering chain After completing the adjustment be sure to lock the nuts Front wheel arm Adjustment screw Steering chain Nuts 1 2 6 Maintenance 6 1 Opening and clo...

Page 26: ...edal Brake wire Adjuster bolt Nut Rear wheel 6 4 Adjustment of the brake Adjust the brake by tightening the brake wire adjuster bolts and the spring rod 1 Adjustment of the brake wire adjuster bolts A...

Page 27: ...r a defective seal may cause an oil leak in the combustion chamber as negative pressure cannot be maintained in the crankcase resulting in the emission of white smoke Use extra care when replacing the...

Page 28: ...oil leakages Engine Dipstick Oil filter Drain plug Oil filler hole Replacement of the engine oil filter 1 Remove the old oil filter 2 Apply a thin layer of engine oil to the gasket of the new oil filt...

Page 29: ...h the positive cable first If these steps are performed in the opposite order bringing an item such as a tool into contact with the machine may cause a short circuit which may result in a spark When c...

Page 30: ...7 Inspection of brake Before use P 17 P 25 Adjustment of steering chain Every 25 hours P 17 P 24 Inspection of battery electrolyte Every 25 hours P 28 and instruction manual for the battery Inspection...

Page 31: ...s and screws and make sure none are missing If any are worn or damaged replace them Repair or replace damaged parts and peeling paint Store the machine in a place that is dry and free from rain Remove...

Page 32: ...3 YW 2 L 1 B PUSH FREE 1 2 3 4 RL B 5 5 3 3 1 1 4 4 2 2 E E IG IG ST ST B B BAT BAT 1 1 3 3 4 4 2 2 1 1 4 2 1 3 Vcc Vcc Vout Vout GND 3 Y 2 B 1 YB 2 2 3 3 R B Raise lower switch When forward or revers...

Page 33: ...ft Output shaft P T PF G 10MPa B1 A1 B A A B R P Front wheel motor 2 100BS4S Drain Piston pump Reverse by pressurization Branch metal B2 P3 B1 S1 S2 T 1 0MPa P1 P2 20 6MPa 4 9MPa Engine Motor for left...

Page 34: ...wheel Front Branch metal A B Piston pump Front wheel motor Motor for left rear wheel Torque generator Input shaft OUT B3 S2 P2 S1 T B2 A A Drain port B B A A A3 A1 B1 G2 B1 A1 P G PF T B B3 B2 A2 G1 B...

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