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MAINTENANCE OF KNIVES

The mower is equipped with blades made to last for a long time. If a knife loosens or breaks 

down, it is important to replace it immediately. If not, there is a possible imbalance, which is 

very serious. If it is partly or completely worn out, it should be replaced to maintain the correct 

weight balance. Use of dull blades reduces the cutting efficiency and increases fuel consump-

tion. Replacing of the blades is done as following:

A) Make sure the engine is off and the blades do not rotate. Turn off the fuel valve and allow 

the engine to cool for five minutes. Remove the spark plug to be sure that the engine can not 

start.

B) Raise the mower to its maximum cutting height.

C) Gently raise the mower into a slightly inclined position. IMPORTANT! Ensure that the mower 

can not tip over.

D) Loosen and remove the bolts.

E) Replace blades.

F) Insert the bolts properly, and check that the blades can move properly on the shoulder.

IMPORTANT! Never use worn, cracked or repaired knives. Replace with new ones.

IMPORTANT! 

For repairs beyond the previously listed adjustments, please contact your local dealer.

SERVICE

INTERVAL

MEASURE

Knives

 

 

Before every use.

Kontrollera knivar
Check knives
Replace any defective blades. Sharp blades provide better results. 
When replacing knives, bolts must be tightened properly.

During operation.

Listen for noises

After every use.

Control and check.

Straps

Before every use.

Strap tension. At pressure,  the strap should be moved 20 mm.

Knife shafts and bearings Before every use.

Every 5th operating hour.

Lubricating

The mower

After every use.

Remove dirt and grass with water.

Oil

Every 500th operating hour or at least 1 
time each year.

Changing oil.

Summary of Contents for 35-RKATV117

Page 1: ...35 RKATV117 ATV ROUGH MOWER CAREFULLY READTHE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USINGTHE PRODUCT OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSTRANSLATED FROMTHE ORIGINAL...

Page 2: ...5 Warning signs and labels 6 Before use 7 Use operating 8 Connecting 8 Cut height adjusting 8 Driving and speed 9 After use 9 Petrol handling 10 Transport and storage 10 Maintenance and service 10 12...

Page 3: ...ean that you avoid strips of uncut grass The cutting height is simple to adjust between 25 250 mm Tow the rough mower at the rear or angled to the sides works well in hilly terrain Supplied with a 16...

Page 4: ...Do not use the rough mower without all guards being mounted correctly Do not turn off the engine immediately after hard work see turn off the engine Do not run the engine in a confined space exhaust c...

Page 5: ...is running SURROUNDINGS Make sure your working area is clear from people children and objects before installing and using the machine Risk of serious injuries can occur during operation Take an extra...

Page 6: ...OPERATING Read the safety information and instruction manual carefully Be sure you understand the safety measures instruction manual and warning labels Use common sense when operating the machine and...

Page 7: ...Be alert and careful when working with the machine and only use the tool or product in the manner described in this manual When working with equipment that has moving parts there is always the risk of...

Page 8: ...to ON position 5 Turn the throttle Insert the key in the ignition and press the ON position then turn the key to START 6 When the engine is cold push up the throttle to start the shock Picture 3 7 If...

Page 9: ...OW DOWN IMMEDIATELY so that the engine will get normal speed and velocity Follow the instructions above with normal speed Expected speed is much lower for hard work FAILURE OF FOLLOWING THESE INSTRUCT...

Page 10: ...Never move from one place to another with the engine running Please take into consideration that the mower is not legal on public roads it must not be used on public roads Maximum speed when towing i...

Page 11: ...ly unnecessary wear and mechanical damage may result from insufficient lubrication Use the universal lubricant IMPORTANT Avoid lubricate too much Dirt is collected in exposed fat and leads to increase...

Page 12: ...Open the plate protection to get to the grease fitting under the engine Lubricate bearings CHANGING OIL Use the correct type of oil depending on temperature conditions Use SAE 5W 30 or SAE 30 See tab...

Page 13: ...clined position IMPORTANT Ensure that the mower can not tip over D Loosen and remove the bolts E Replace blades F Insert the bolts properly and check that the blades can move properly on the shoulder...

Page 14: ...sposal of the product disassemble and transport to the municipality s recycling station Contact your local authority for further information TROUBLE SHOOTING MEASURE Mower cuts unevenly or poorly Chec...

Page 15: ...cket for use in sideway direction 6 Wheel Maximum wheel pressure 2 06 Bar 30 PSi ART NO NAME R35 RKATV 001 Knife R35 RKATV 004 Bearings for knives R35 RKATV 005 Wheel R35 RKATV 015 Strap disc 2 track...

Page 16: ...nk on the frame lock in place with M8x25 2 spring disc 8 3 and large disc 8 52 3 Mount the stabilizer bar 50 for stabilizing the frame A A lock in place with 2 M8x35 53 and lock nut M8 4 Step2 Install...

Page 17: ...nt of oil Starting the engine without oil can result in engine fail Step5 Fill the tank with petrol 1 Use only clean unleaded gasoline with minimum 85 octane rating 2 Never mix oil and gasoline 3 Fill...

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Page 19: ...sc 6 4 25 Washers 6 4 26 Six point bolt M12x80 2 27 Lock nut M12 2 28 Six point bolt M8x30 2 29 Hook 2 Pos no NAME AMOUNT 30 Spring 1 31 Side disc 2 32 Six point bolt M5x12 8 33 Lock disc 5 8 34 Washe...

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Page 21: ...rs 8 6 65 Bushing 2 66 Adjustable handle 1 67 Six point boltM12x55 1 68 Main frame 1 69 Cotter pin 4x40 2 70 Track nutM16x1 5 2 71 Washers 16 2 72 Wheel 2 73 Large washers 10 18 74 Knife 3 75 Knife ho...

Page 22: ...Six point bolt 5 16 x1 2 57 Flanged pin M6x120 1 58 Flanged pin 7 16x40 1 59 Lock disc 12 1 Pos no NAME AMOUNT 60 Bushing for engine 1 61 Socket head bolt M8x25 2 62 Pulley C 1 63 Wedge for pulley C...

Page 23: ...108 Protective cover 1 109 Pop rivets 16x12 14 110 Strap cover 1 111 Rubber strip long 2 112 Rubber strip short 4 113 Hinge 1 Pos no NAME AMOUNT 26 Six point bolt M12x60 2 27 Lock nut M12 2 59 Lock di...

Page 24: ...24 Pos no NAME AMOUNT 46 Middle bushing 1 59 Lock disc 12 4 86 Wheel nut 4 87 Wheel bearings 0205 2 88 Flange ring 1 89 Greasing fitting M6 1 90 Wheel 1 91 Nut M12 4...

Page 25: ...25 Pos no NAME AMOUNT 87 Roller bearing 2 89 Greasing fitting M6 1 92 Flange 1 93 Bushing A 1 94 Bearing seat 1 95 Disc 30x 39 1 97 Cover 1 98 Knife holder 1...

Page 26: ...e handle 1 82 Adjustable shaft A 1 83 Nut M20 1 84 Adjustable shaft middle 1 85 Adjustable shaft B 1 Pos no NAME AMOUNT 26 Six point bolt M12x80 1 27 Lock nut M12 1 99 Lock ring A 32 1 100 Wheel beari...

Page 27: ...ttach photo and other information in order to process your request Buyer Customer number Adress Invoice number E mail Phone nr Defect product part Problem description Describe the sequence of events O...

Page 28: ...nty replaces Compensation for spare parts after acknowledgment that the fault lies on the material or manufaturing deffects This guarantee do not cover Labour costs Travel expenses Any modification th...

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