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7.0
MAINTENANCE SECTION
7.1
Maintenance Safety
1.
Set Blower on a level surface, stop engine, set park brake, remove ignition key and wait for all moving parts to
stop before dismounting to service, adjust or repair.
2.
Reinstall and secure all guards removed for servicing before starting to use machine again. *We recommend
wearing gloves when removing or installing the guard to avoid getting cut*
3.
Securely support machine with blocks or safety stands when changing tires or working beneath it.
7.2
Fluids
Change oil per Manufacturer’s specification (see Engine owner’s manual section).
A Teflon spray type lubricant on the nozzle base and slides provides for freer rotation.
Use only a hand-held grease gun for all greasing (USE NLGI2 grease only)
7.3
SERVICE CHECKLIST
See Lubrication and Maintenance sections for details of service. Copy this page to continue record.
TURN OFF ENGINE, REMOVE KEY & DISCONNECT BATTERY BEFORE SERVICING BLOWER UNIT
CODE: LUBRICATE-(L) / CHECK-(*) / CHANGE-(C) / REPLACE-(B) / CLEAN-(CL)
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE HOURS ________________________
SERVICED BY ____________________
MAINTENANCE
8 hrs or daily
(*) Remove all debris that has settled between the blower wheel fan and the stationary vanes.
Helps maintain peak performance.
(*) Check engine oil and fill to proper level – Do not overfill
(*) Check air filter and precleaner
(CL) Clean debris from air intake and other cooling areas on the engine
(*) Check tire pressure (Max. 50 PSI)
(*) Check Clamp Band Bolt for tightness
40 hours or weekly
(*) Check condition of coupling (center section # 1256) connecting bolts and nuts during each oil change
or when experiencing vibration or unusual noises. (See page 15)
(*) Inspect battery terminals for any corrosion, broken wires, or loose connections.
(*)Remove Battery and clean debris from inside of battery box
(L) Nozzle base slides (Teflon or silicone spray)
(*) Check set screw (nozzle pulley) to ensure it is tightened
(*) Wash and Clean any dirt or grime build up that has accumulated on blower wheel
fan blades. Helps to minimize vibration balance and maintain peak performance.
100hrs or monthly
(L) Pump (Hypro 5210) grease fitting on cam bearing. With a flat tool, apply a generous dab of grease to
the outer diameter surface of the cam bearing at the top and bottom, where the bearing contacts
connecting rod.
(L) Granular Bin
200hrs or annually
(CL) Machine
DO NOT OPERATE SPRAYER AND/OR GRANULAR UNIT WITHOUT GUARDS SECURELY ATTACHED
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