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Rev: 8/2008 

 

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36B, 36BX, 36H, 36HX, 52H, 52HX 

DEK

® 

is exclusively distributed by GXi International, LLC 

Heavy Duty Power Equipment 

Lubrication Points 

To assure proper lubrication on moving parts, it is recommended that you lubricate the following components with a high-quality EP2 high 
temperature based grease or equivalent.  Should the conditions of operation be more severe than normal, the lubrication interval may be 
shorter than recommended.  GTR/OPE grease is the recommended lubricant.   

Lubrication point locations 

 
36” belt drive mowers have 13 lubrication points 
36” hydraulic drive mowers have 8 lubrication points 
52” mowers have 10 lubrication points 
 
 
 

Lubricate after every 50 hours of usage 

1.  Front wheel shafts (2 locations, one on each wheel 

shaft) 

2. 

Spindles (2 locations for 36” and 3 locations on 52” 
mower decks).  

Note:  the lower spindle bearing is 

sealed on the bottom and open on the top.  The up-
per spindle bearing is sealed on both sides.  Failure 
to frequently replenish grease will cause premature 
lower bearing failure.  Frequent application of 
grease to this bearing is critical to achieving long 
spindle life in harsh duty environments. 

3.  Mower deck idler pulley brackets (1 location for 36” and 

2 locations on 52”) 

4.  Blade activation rod supports (2 locations: one at the 

support under the fuel tank bracket and one adjacent to 
the engine.) 

5.  Hydraulic drive system idler puller support (1 location on 

hydro drive models only) 

6.  Belt drive system (6 locations:  2 locations on belt pulley 

supports on each side of the mower; 2 on the couplings 
between the transmission and the drive 
shafts. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for 36B

Page 1: ...Location of Purchase _______________________ Serial Mower _______________________ Serial Engine _______________________ Serial Transmission _______________________ Have the following information read...

Page 2: ...ted to exceed 500 hours of usage The pressure washers include industry leading corrosion resistance Never go Flat tires a folding frame design for compact storage and many other innovations Accessorie...

Page 3: ...the time of the publica tion GXi International reserves the right to add delete or modify specifications and or designs without notice 4 If you ever have questions in regards to the operation maintena...

Page 4: ...level surface with the ignition switch off key removed and blades dis engaged Also the spark plug wire should be off of the spark plug 1 Walk around the mower and look for any fluid spills or leaks on...

Page 5: ...ements 1 5 4 5 increments Blade Engagement Manual clutch Manual clutch Manual clutch Manual clutch Manual clutch Manual clutch Blade Tip Speed 18 750 ft min 18 750 ft min 18 750 ft min 18 750 ft min 1...

Page 6: ...l find a diagram of the control panel Please take the time to familiarize yourself with the mower controls Blade Control Lever Brake Operator Presence Controls Throttle Choke Control Key Switch Forwar...

Page 7: ...ain this bolt and washer for future use B Unscrew the fastener holding the bolt to the steel ship ping rack Set the nut and bolt aside It will be re used in the mower assembly process C Remove the mow...

Page 8: ...cured with an initial preset for the upper hole position lower handle bar posi tion If the lower hole position upper handle bar posi tion is used the rod connections must be adjusted 3 Retighten the p...

Page 9: ...ole location for higher handle bar positioning 3 Unfasten the blade activation rod from the control handle insert it through the hole on the chassis of the mower and attach the rod to the blade activa...

Page 10: ...Models The 36 models have the following connections 1 The 36 hydro drive model has the same as connection 1 for the 52 models discussed above connecting the blade activation safety switch located unde...

Page 11: ...at the cables are clamped to provide full travel for the levers on the control panel WARNING FUEL LEAKS OR A LOOSE FUEL TANK OR A LOOSE FUEL VALVE CAN LEAD TO SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH ENSURE ALL CONNECT...

Page 12: ...s In order to stop your DEK mower gently and evenly squeeze up on both of the traction control levers brake clutch levers until the mower comes to a complete stop Then using your thumbs push down on t...

Page 13: ...raulic fluid to bypass the drive wheels and allow the drive wheels to move freely NOTE Release the bypass levers when the desired mower move ment is complete to reengage the hydro drive units To relea...

Page 14: ...ght 1 Park the mower and level ground and block the rear wheels to prevent accidental rollback 2 Raise the front end of the mower using a jack stand 3 Using two 15 16 box end wrenches Use one wrench t...

Page 15: ...revent accidental contact If adjustment or maintenance is being performed after operation of the mower allow the unit to cool since heat build up could cause severe burns WARNING DANGER Gasoline is hi...

Page 16: ...ge 1 Front wheel shafts 2 locations one on each wheel shaft 2 Spindles 2 locations for 36 and 3 locations on 52 mower decks Note the lower spindle bearing is sealed on the bottom and open on the top T...

Page 17: ...table swivels attached to threaded rods in the belt clutch brake assembly The objectives of fine tuning the adjustment are to 1 Equalize the feel and action between pistol grips on each side of the mo...

Page 18: ...t C on the sensor shaft 2 Adjust switch location by turning the nuts 3 Tighten the locking nut when proper adjustment is achieved Method 3 relocate mounting holes In rare instances whereby the compone...

Page 19: ...Clean or replace air filter 6 Add engine oil 1 Adjust switch p 18 2 Adjust belt p 17 and 18 3 Remove foreign material Note sometimes firmly pushing the blade control lever into the OFF position can r...

Page 20: ...Slow down while cutting 3 Let grass dry to stand up 4 Let grass dry to stand up 5 Add air pressure to low tires 6 Set deck at equal heights 7 Take blades off and install correctly 8 Clean out debris 1...

Page 21: ...ip In particular this warranty does not cover contaminants in the fuel or oil damage caused by not following the prescribed warnings and operating practices failure to follow proper maintenance and st...

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