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Maintenance

Every 8 Operating Hours

Maintenance

325EFR/Odoc100499

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SECTION 5   Maintenance

Along with completing the Pre-Operation Equipment Inspection Checklist  each time
you operate the Articulator, complete the following Maintenance Checklists at the indi-
cated time intervals.

5.1

Every 8 Operating Hours

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Complete the Pre-Operation Equipment Inspection Checklist.

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Grease all grease zerks.   

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Grease the PTO shaft collar and both cross bearings.

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Inspect the spindle bearing grease seals (under each deck) for grease leakage or

improper seating.  

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Lubricate all joints and moving parts which are not equipped with grease fittings.

Motorcycle oil or WD-40 is recommended for these areas. 

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Verify proper installation, operation, and flow of grass chute. 

l

Inspect entire Articulator for loose or entangled parts, debris, obstructions,

neglected tools, or any other possible safety hazards, equipment hazards or projec-

tile hazards.

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Perform the appropriate maintenance procedures listed in your tractor manual.

5.2

Every 25 Operating Hours

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Complete the 8 Hour Maintenance Checklist.

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Grease all wheel hubs.

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Lubricate the PTO quick-disconnect pin or twist sleeve.

Proper maintenance of the Articulator is important!
ALWAYS perform the appropriate Maintenance checklist at the proper
time interval!
Failure to complete the appropriate Maintenance checklists at the
proper time intervals will cause damage to the Articulator, unsafe
operating conditions, and substandard performance!
Warranty issues are dependent upon proper maintenance!

Go to www.lastec.com for latest changes in this manual.

Summary of Contents for 325EFR

Page 1: ...rticulator Model 325EFR Owner s Manual Manual Part Number Man 325EFR LasTec A Division of Wood Mizer Products Inc 7865 N County Rd 100E Lizton Indiana 46149 Phone 317 892 4444 Fax 317 892 4188 www las...

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Page 3: ...TIAL SET UP 3 1 3 1 Mounting The Articulator To The Tractor 3 1 3 2 Gearbox 3 2 3 3 Deck Drive Belts 3 2 3 4 Deck Belts 3 3 3 5 Blades 3 4 3 6 Mower Deck Height 3 5 3 7 Gauge Wheels 3 6 3 8 General 3...

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Page 5: ...rules presented in this manual 1 2 Product Registration Immediately record the model and serial numbers of your Articulator in the spaces pro vided below These numbers can be found on the serial numb...

Page 6: ...or will then file the warranty claim with LasTec Our obligation under this warranty shall be limited to repairing or replacing free of charge to the original purchaser any part that in our judgement s...

Page 7: ...t may also cause unsafe or unsatisfac tory operation of the Articulator due to their substandard quality or incorrect application In order to handle all of your service needs your authorized LasTec de...

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Page 9: ...the Articulator Date Purchased Distributor Dealer Purchased From How Did You Hear About Us The Articulator Average Operating Hours Total Acreage Cut Customer Profile Information I have read and unders...

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Page 11: ...the Articulator This manual pro vides essential information and instructions which will help you enjoy years of dependable performance from the Articulator The designed and tested safety of the Articu...

Page 12: ...iewed from the top of the Articulator 2 3 Safety Guards And Covers Some illustrations in this manual show the Articulator with safety covers removed in order to provide improved viewing of the particu...

Page 13: ...re hazard l Verify that the Articulator is properly mounted set up adjusted and in good operat ing condition l Always perform the pre operation equipment inspection Section 3 and the appro priate main...

Page 14: ...ing Be sure that the area behind you is clear before operating in reverse l Never allow anyone into the path of discharge l Never discharge in the direction of bystanders vehicles or buildings l Do no...

Page 15: ...l moving parts l Keep hands and feet away from the blades at all times during operation l Take all possible precautions when leaving the tractor and Articulator unattended disengage the blades turn of...

Page 16: ...guards and devices are properly installed before operating the tractor or Articulator l Verify that all warning labels and decals are properly installed visible and legible l Always remove debris from...

Page 17: ...are determined from the operator seat The right push arm has the stop welded to the SIDE of the arm and the left push arm has the stop welded to the TOP of the arm about 6 forward of the bend in each...

Page 18: ...ter mower deck under the center deck belt cover To access the belts remove the wing bolt and lift the cover from the deck The spring loaded idler system automatically tensions the belts to the proper...

Page 19: ...er arm pivots to its maximum stroke without adequately tightening the belt you need to replace the belt If the belt you are checking is new and the idler arm pivots to its maximum stroke without adequ...

Page 20: ...ented to the top of the blades Verify that the mount bolts are secure the blades are sharp and free of any nicks cracks or bends Always replace any damaged dull or missing blades before operating the...

Page 21: ...stment lever counter clockwise until the spacers and lever are loose Raise the lever from the locking bracket and adjust the spacers to the desired height setting Each spacer placed in front of the lo...

Page 22: ...he shaft collar assembly Replace the bushings if necessary Refill or replace any low or flat tires Check the Specifications Chart for proper tire pres sure 3 8 General Verify that all warning decals a...

Page 23: ...eck all deck belts and idler tension springs for proper installation tension and condition q Clean each entire deck area including under the belt covers of all grease oil fuel grass or debris q Inspec...

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Page 25: ...nsport position before traveling l Secure the service safety latch l Do not make quick stops or starts when transporting the Articulator Always wear you seat belt when transporting or operating the Ar...

Page 26: ...and loosen both deck limit chains Secure the snap links l Be sure the Articulator is not positioned over any debris or loose objects l Be sure there are no people near the Articulator especially in t...

Page 27: ...not familiar with backing techniques we recommend practice in an open area to develop the required skills before operating the Articulator 4 5 Cutting Severe Contours The Articulator cuts contours are...

Page 28: ...eed the tractor manufacturer s maximum side slope ratings l Always use tractors with a ROPS l Always wear your seatbelt l Do not operate the Articulator in areas which are so severely contoured as to...

Page 29: ...Verify proper installation operation and flow of grass chute l Inspect entire Articulator for loose or entangled parts debris obstructions neglected tools or any other possible safety hazards equipme...

Page 30: ...eded l Re Pack all wheel bearings Replace if needed l Inspect all component parts and wear points Repair or replace any worn dam aged or missing parts l Complete the 8 25 50 Hour Maintenance Checklist...

Page 31: ...0 FPM Mower Deck Height Range 1 to 5 Gross Weight 450 Lb Operating Environment Outdoor Use Only Gauge Wheels 8 9 x 3 Pneumatic Tires 50 PSI Deck EFR1 Belt Goodyear Insta Power 85890 Deck EFR2 Belt Dec...

Page 32: ...t All Hardware is Securely Fastened Good Condition Perform the Appropriate Maintenance Procedures Listed in Your Tractor Manual Complete the 8 Hour Maintenance Schedule Checklist Grease All Wheel Hubs...

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