L-1762-L
24
English Manual
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MAINTENANCE
Sharping the spoons may provide
improved performance.
1. Using a metal file or grinding wheel, sharpen
the outer edge of the end at a 30° angle for
each spoon.
2. After sharpening all the spoons, spray paint
the exposed metal to prevent rust.
NOTE:
Use a rust-preventive spray paint on the
exposed metal after sharping all of the spoons.
3. Allow the paint to fully dry based on the paint’s
recommended drying time.
SHARPENING
GUIDE
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30°
30°
30°
OPERATION
CAUTION:
MOUNTING
AND TRANSPORTING
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Attach aerator to your rider or lawn/garden
tractor using pin and hairpin cotter (supplied).
TO PLACE IN
TRANSPORT POSITION:
• Push REARWARD on Lift Handle (
11
)
towards Transport Lock Pin in Side Plate.
Pull Handle OUT and move over the Lock
Pin. Aerator now rests on wheels.
TO PLACE IN
OPERATING POSITION:
• Pull OUT on Lift Handle (releasing from
Transport Lock Pin) and move FORWARD.
Aerator now rests on Plugging Spoons.
USE AND CARE
• After first thirty minutes of use check all fasteners for tightness.
• To avoid damage to spoons, always engage transport wheels to raise
the spoons when crossing
concrete or asphalt walks, drives, or roads.
• Use the Aerator only on an established lawn, never on newly laid sod.
• To avoid possible personal injury and/ or equipment never exceed the
recommended operating speed range of 3 to 5 MPH.
• Only tow Aerator behind vehicles for which it was designed, riders and
lawn/garden tractors.
• Do not stand/ride on Aerator, bodily injury could result.
• Always disconnect Aerator from tractor when cleaning or servicing unit.
• Never exceed the Weight Tray capacity.
•
Do Not attempt to disconnect Aerator from tractor with weight in Tray.
• When backing, carefully back straight to avoid Jack-knifing, which
could result in damage to equipment.
