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Servicing & Maintenance
Before installation/maintenance, the tractor and mower should be
stationary with the hydraulic lift system in a neutral position and the
ignition key removed.
Greasing & Lubrication:
Use a clean cloth to wipe grease nipples before greasing to avoid injecting
any dirt. Press grease into each nipple three to five times. For best results
use a hand
-
held grease gun. If nipples will not take the grease, thoroughly
clean the passageway. Replace or repair any broken grease points
immediately.
Store all lubricants away from excessive heat, dust, moisture
and contaminants.
Regularly check the condition of
blades
, wear gloves and take care when
handling. Replace blades if worn/broken and ensure they are balanced to
avoid excessive vibration. Check the condition of
belts
, replace if worn or
frayed. Adjust the belt tension if required.
Check the
bearings
on the blade rotor and rear roller. If the oil seals are
damaged debris may enter. Clean and replace with new bearings if
required. Run the mower without a load for 3
-
5 minutes to check bearings
are operating smoothly. Check the condition of the side
skids
, replace if
worn.
Check the condition of
PTO drive shaft
, immediately replace if worn or
damaged.
Regularly check oil levels and top
-
up/replace when required. Ensure the
mower deck is clean, remove any debris from moving parts. Do not spray
water on bearings if cleaning with a high
-
pressure washer. Re
-
paint any
damaged paintwork to prevent corrosion. Store the mower in a dry, level
area. Support the frame if necessary.
Grease Type:
Multi
-
purpose lithium based grease
Grease Frequency:
Check every 4
-
8 hours (top
-
up if required)
Grease Points:
Bearings on the blade rotor x 2 quantity
Bearings on the rear roller x 2 quantity
PTO drive shaft x 2 quantity
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Parts Diagram 1
