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Honda BC4050 Operator'S Manual Download Page 21

BAGGER CART

MAINTENANCE

Cover Assembly

Check the condition of the cover before each use. The cover
eventually require replacement.

Check that the cover is not clogged with dirt and debris. The cover must be kept clean; good air flow
through the cover fabric is essential for efficient grass bagging.

When the cover needs cleaning, wash it with a garden hose. Pull out the dump cloth, and wash

it

also.

Allow the cover and dump cloth to dry completely before use; a wet cover will clog quickly.

Always empty the cart before putting it away. If grass clippings are left in the cart

for

a long time,

dampness will promote deterioration of the cover fabric.

Tires

Check tire air pressure. Inflate the tires to 30 psi (207

Wheels

Lubricate the wheels occasionally with multi-purpose grease. Grease fittings are located

at

the axles

and

swivel pivots.

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Summary of Contents for BC4050

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Page 3: ...ith the bagger cart if resold The information and specifications includedin this publicationwere in effect at the time ofapprovalfor printing American HondaMotor Co Inc reservesthe right however to discontinue or change specifications or designat any time without notice andwithout incurringany obligationwhatever LOCATION Recordthe frame serial numberfor your futurereference Referto the modelnumber...

Page 4: ...EDor SERIOUSLY HURTif you don t follow instructions You CAN be KILLEDor SERIOUSLY HURTif you don t follow instructions You CAN be HURT if you don t follow instructions Each messagetells you what the hazardis what can happen and what you can do to avoid or reduce injury Damage PreventionMessages You will also see other importantmessagesthat are precededby the word NOTICE This word means 1 Your bagg...

Page 5: ...oadingthe Cart 11 Removingthe Cover Assembly to Haul Other Loads 14 MAINTENANCE 15 How toperform routineinspection and service to keepyour bagger cart in good operating condition Cover Assembly 15 Tires 15 Wheels 15 SPECIFICATIONS 17 Dimensions capacities and other technicalinformation PARTS LIST 19 Illustrationsand descriptionsfor identifyingany replacementparts you may need CUSTOMER SERVICEINFOR...

Page 6: ...Bolt 5 16 x 1 1R 4 Locknut nylon insert 1 4 2 sleeve Clamp 2 Locknut 3 8 Flatwasher 3 8 10 Hex Bolt 3 8 x 1 8 Locknut 112 2 Hex Bolt I t 2x 1 114 2 Hex nut 1 4 Lockwasher 1 4 PanHeadScrew 114x 1 4 6 Hex Nut 5 16 3 Lockwasher 5 16 3 PanHeadScrew 5 16x 34 3 Locknut nylon insert 9 16 SpringWasher 5116 2 Hex Bolt 5 16 x 3 1 4 RubberStrap 6 Cotter Circle 1 1 8 4 Locknut 5116 4 Flatwasher 5 16 9 Spacer ...

Page 7: ...ARE SPECtFlED BY NSIDE DIAM IER NursAREs BY INSIDE D AT THREAD M P M I TORQUEVALUES NUT AND BOLT DIAMETER ft lb N m kg m 8 mm Bolts 81 8 3 60 1 2 inchnutsand bolts 34 3 5 25 3 8 inchnutsandbolts 19 1 9 14 5 16 nuts and bolts 10 1 o 7 1 4 inchnutsand bolts 21 2 1 15 ...

Page 8: ... 3 4 Turn the cart bed upside down Installthe frame on the U bracket using two 1 2x 1 1 4 inch hex bolts and two 1 2 inch lock nuts Tighten the nuts and bolts securely I NOTICE 1 Overtightening the nuts and boltswill bendthe frame brackets in which the U bracketpivots 5 vl n x 1 114 Inch HEX BOLT 2 Turn the cart bed right side up Installthe latch handle usingone 5 16 x 1 1 4 inch hex bolt two 5 16...

Page 9: ...ock nuts Placethe plastic spacers only on the upper bolts as shown Tighten the nuts and boltssecurely SI16 Inch pumcSPACER 2 I p SUPPORT j Sl6 x 142inch HEX BOLT 4 FLATWASHER 4 8 Threadthe three rods through the cover a Threadthe support rodthrough the support rodsleeve as shown b Threadthe frame rodthrough the frame rod sleeve as shown Be sure to position the frame rodso the washer is on the uppe...

Page 10: ...Pullthe strap over the top of the supporttube aroundunderthe supporttube then through the slot inthe front of the cover 12 Attach the cover to the front cornersof the cart by pullingthe elastic loops through the eyes of the straight rod and hookingthe loops over the cart bolts as shown ELASTICLOOP 2 13 Insertthe connectingsleeve through the opening in the front of the cover andalignthe two mountin...

Page 11: ... four plasticclips onto the support tube 16 Installa rubber strap and hooks on the washer at the center of the cover frame rod The open endof the lower hook mustface the cart bed Secure the upper hookto the frame rodby closingthe hook loopwith pliers To holdthe cover closed hookthe lower endto the cart bedas shown RUBBER ROD WASHER Hitch Assembly 17 Installthe hitchbracketon the rear of the tracto...

Page 12: ...te and 2 3 4 inches 70 mm outside the seam line LOWER CHUTE FOR 42 and 46 DECKS Drillthe hole at a point 9 112 inches 240 mm from the end of the chute and 1 1 2 inches 40 mrn insidethe seam line 20 Installa figure 8 hook loop on the lower chute usinga 5116 x 314 inch pan head screw 5116 inch flat washer and 5116 inch lock nut Positionthe figure 8 hook loop so it faces the rear of the chute Tighten...

Page 13: ...lex hose Secure with the 5116 flat washer andthe 5116 lock nut 5 16 X 1 inchPHILLIPS PAN HEADSCREW MIDDLECHUTE Wl6 inch FLATWASHER 5 16 Inch LOCK NUT RUBBER STRAP b Installtyo rubber straps on the flex hose by insertingtwo 5 16 x 1 inchpan headscrews Phillips with two 5 16 inchfender washers from insidethe flex hose Thread the rubber straps onto the screws Shooks away from the flex hose Secure wit...

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Page 15: ...owingthe baggercart alongside buildings or objects Go up anddown the face of slopes not across them Do not makesharp turns on slopes Avoid steep slopes do nottow the baggercart on slopes steeper than 15 Reduceloads before towing the bagger cart on slopes Beginmowingslopeswith the bagger cart empty and avoid filling it more than half full Be sure the cart cover is closed andthe grass chute is conne...

Page 16: ...CLEVIS PIN 2 Installthe middlechute assembly by insertingthe flexible end into the connectingsleeve and placing the other end on the lower chute Positionthe middlechute assembly so thewindow faces the driver s seat Attach the two upper hooks to the hookloops on the connectingsleeve Attach the lower hook to the hook loop on the lower chute Disconnection Disconnectthe bagger c a r tfrom the tractor ...

Page 17: ... 4 Backthe tractor into position at the place where you are going to dump the grass Stop the tractor engine Unhook the rubber strap from the rear of the cart and open the cover Pullthe rubber strap over the open cover and hook it through the grommet in the fabric strap next to the window This will holdthe cover open Dumpthegnss load usingthe dump cloth page 12 or by tipping the cart bed page 13 CA...

Page 18: ... to dump grass loads without unhookingthe chute and unlatching and tipping the cart bed Unhookthe four plastic clips from the support tube Pull out the dump cloth by the two fabric handles rollingthe grass loadonto the ground Reinstallthe dump cloth and hook the four plastic clips onto the supporttube ...

Page 19: ...e 12 You can remove the dump cloth as described on page 14 step 6 1 2 3 4 Unhook one end of the middle chute Move the latch handledown to unlockthe cart bed Tip the cart bed to dump the grass load LATCH HANDLE Returnthe cart bedto the horizontalposition hook up the middlechute and move the latch handle up to lock the cart bed Page13 ...

Page 20: ...sfrom the bolts at the front cornersof the frame bed Removethe circle clips andwashers from the ends of the frame rod Pullthe frame rodout of the support tube and remove the cover assembly Put the washers and circleclips on the frame rodagain after removingthe cover assembly This will helpto preventlosingthe hardware Removethe circle clips from the dumpcloth rod then remove the rodfrom the frame b...

Page 21: ...hen the cover needscleaning wash itwith a garden hose Pullout the dump cloth andwash it also Allow the cover and dump clothto dry completelybefore use a wet cover will clog quickly 0 Always empty the cart beforeputtingit away If grass clippings are left in the cart for a longtime dampnesswill promotedeterioration of the cover fabric Tires 0 Check tire air pressure Inflatethe tires to 30 psi 207 kP...

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Page 23: ...s 508 mm Cart Bed Interior Length At top 31 inches 787 mm At bottom 24 inches 610mm Cart Bed InteriorWidth 43 5 inches 1 105 mm Cart Bed Interior Height 7 inches 178 mm Capacities Cart Bed InteriorVolume 4 8 cu ft 136 liters MaximumCargo Load 400 Ibs 181 Kilograms Grass BaggingCapacity 17 bushels 599 liters Tires Size 4 I0 3 50 4 2 PR Maximum Inflation Pressure 30 psi 207kpa Recommended InflationP...

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Page 25: ...sertlock 5 16 18 in 9 18 U Bracket 1 19 Screw pan head Phillips 5 16 18 x 3 4 in 6 20 Washer Lock 5 16 in 3 21 Nut hex 5 16 18in 3 22 Handle lii 2 23 Screw pan head Phillips 1 4 20 x 1 2 in 6 24 Washer lock 1 4 in 4 25 Nut hex 1 4 20in 4 26 Frame 1 27 Bolt hex 1 2 13x 1 1 4 in 2 28 Nut hex lock 1 2 13 in 2 29 Wheel swivel 4 10L3 504 in 2 30 Wt hex 3 8 16 x 1 in 8 31 Washer flat SAE 3 8 in 10 32 Nu...

Page 26: ... 4 41 Washer lock 8mm 4 42 Bolt hex 1 2 13x 1 in 1 43 Washer lock 1Rin 1 44 Nut hex 1 2 13 in 1 45 Cloth dump 1 46 Rod dumpcloth 1 47 Assembly middlechutet ihose 1 48 Hose flex 1 49 Chute middle 1 50 Loop hook figure 8 3 51 Screw pan head Phillips 5 16 18 x 1 in 3 QtY 52 Washer fender 5 16 in 6 Standardhardware purchaselocally 38 Page 20 ...

Page 27: ... in this way If you are dissatisfiedwith the decision makeby the dealership s management contactthe Honda Power EquipmentCustomer Service Office You canwrite to American Honda Motor Co Inc HondaPower EquipmentDivision Customer Service Office 4475 River Green Parkway Duluth Georgia 30136 2565 Or telephone 404 497 6400 When you write or call pleasegive usthis information 0 Modeland serial numbers Na...

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