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Safety

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Safety

Warning Symbols

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SECTION 1   SAFETY

1.1

Warning Symbols

Following is a legend describing the warning symbols 

utilized throughout this manual, and the potential types 

of hazards which they indicate:

DANGER!

 indicates an imminently hazardous situa-

tion which, if not avoided, will result in serious injury or 

death. 

 

.

WARNING!

 suggests a potentially hazardous situa-

tion which, if not avoided, could result in serious injury 

or death. 

 

.

CAUTION! 

refers  to  potentially  hazardous  situa-

tions which, if not avoided, may result in minor or mod-

erate injury or damage to equipment. 

 

.

NOTICE

 

indicates vital information.

.

The above illustrated symbols are displayed throughout this man-

ual in order to indicate important safety information. When one of 

these  symbols  appears  in  this  manual,  be  aware  of  a  potential 

hazard  being  discussed  in  the  accompanying  paragraphs.  Haz-

ards  such  as  damage  to  equipment,  serious  personal  injury,  or 

even fatal injury are possible, perhaps even likely, if the accompa-

nying instructions or procedures are not heeded. 

1.2

Safety Decals and Symbols

The  following  safety  symbols  are  used  on  the  deck.  Operators 

should become familiar with these symbols and  heed the warn-

ings where they appear on the deck.

1.3

About This Manual

DANGER! 

Safety instructions are  important!  Read 

all safety rules in this manual as well as all safety rules 

in any related equipment manuals!

The purpose of this manual is to assist you 

in properly and safely operating and main-

taining  the  deck. 

Read  and  understand

 

this  entire  manual 

before  attempting  to 

set-up, operate, adjust, perform any main-

tenance on, or store the deck. This manual 

provides essential information and instruc-

tions  which  will  help  you  enjoy  years  of 

dependable performance from the deck. 
The designed and tested safety of the deck 

is dependent upon its operation within the parameters and limita-

tions  explained  in  this  manual.  Be  familiar  with  and  follow  all 

safety  rules  in  this  manual  as  well  as  all  safety  rules  for  any 

related equipment.
Although  these  instructions  have  been  compiled  through  exten-

sive field experience and engineering data, some information pre-

sented herein may be general in nature due to unknown and/or 

varying  operating  conditions.  However,  these  instructions,  com-

bined with your increasing experience with the deck, will enable 

you to develop procedures suitable to your particular cutting appli-

cation.
The illustrations and data used in this manual were current at the 

time  of  printing,  but  the  deck  may  vary  slightly  due  to  ongoing 

engineering  changes.  Lastec  reserves  the  right  to  implement 

engineering  and design  changes to the deck as may be neces-

sary without prior notification.
Throughout  this  manual,  we  make  references  to  right  and  left 

directions. We determine right and left while sitting in the operator 

seat and facing in the direction of forward travel. Blade rotation is 

clockwise as viewed from the top of the deck.

1.4

Safety Guards And Covers

DANGER! 

NEVER

 

operate the deck with any safety 

covers removed!
Work safely! Follow all safety rules! A careful operator 

is the best insurance against accidents!

Attention!

Pinching/

Crushing Dan

-

ger!

Danger! Rotat

-

ing Blades!

Keep Hands 

and Feet Away 

from Blades!

Keep Covers 

Locked Down

Pinch Point!

 Read the Man

-

ual!

Remove the 

Key!

Rotating Parts!

Rotating 

Shaft!

Stay Away!

Thrown 

Objects!

Cut Danger if 

Lifted with 

Rotating Blades

Ensure PTO is 

Completely 

Stopped

PTO

STOP

Summary of Contents for XR700

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Page 3: ...y Rules 1 2 1 7 Maintenance Safety Rules 1 3 1 8 Storage Safety Rules 1 3 1 9 Hazard Identified Chart 1 3 SECTION 2 INITIAL SETUP 2 1 2 1 Assembly Instructions 2 1 2 2 Mounting The Articulator To The...

Page 4: ...Chart 4 4 Description and Purpose The XR700 pull behind finish mower includes a 132 width of cut from seven inde pendently flexing decks with up to 24 of total up down motion and 360 of float for sup...

Page 5: ...not hesitate 1 3 Warranty Registration Complete the following Lastec Warranty Registration Form and return to Lastec within 15 days of the purchase of the Articulator This will aid you Lastec and Last...

Page 6: ...ce or repair defective part or unit If warrantor determines that the part or unit is not defective under the terms of this warranty then pur chaser shall be responsible for expenses incurred by warran...

Page 7: ...on or store the deck This manual provides essential information and instruc tions which will help you enjoy years of dependable performance from the deck The designed and tested safety of the deck is...

Page 8: ...oil from the drive unit engine area to avoid a fire hazard Verify that the deck is properly mounted set up adjusted and in good operating condition Always perform the pre operation equipment inspec t...

Page 9: ...ys use personal protection equipment such as eye hand head and ear protection when performing any service or maintenance to the drive unit or deck Keep the deck in good operating condition with all sa...

Page 10: ...2 Lower the 3 point hitch 3 Turn off the tractor disengage the PTO shift the trans mission into neutral and set the parking brake 4 Remove the key from the ignition 5 Mount the Articulator pull arms...

Page 11: ...l a shorter PTO shaft cut your PTO shaft shorter or avoid this area when cutting If the PTO shaft can be easily reconnected then your max imum compression is within the proper range of your PTO shaft...

Page 12: ...Shims can be applied between the deck pan mount and the cross tube Shims may be obtained from your Lastec dealer part number 045446 These shims are 1 16th inch thickness Leveling Decks 4 and 5 Decks...

Page 13: ...4 increments When there are no spacers above the plate the deck is set at 1 Placing any combination of wheel spacers above the plate will raise the deck by the corresponding thickness of the spacer us...

Page 14: ...lect the belt at least 1 2 inward with 10lbs of pressure 4 Tighten the belt slightly if you can deflect the belt more than 3 4 inward Belts are adjusted by adjusting the deck positions via the pivot s...

Page 15: ...jectile hazards 2 12 Pre Operation Equipment Inspection Checklist Perform the following equipment inspection prior to each operation of the Articulator With the tractor and Articulator parked on level...

Page 16: ...r tractor manual in their entirety CAUTION Complete the Initial Set Up section of this manual BEFORE attempting to operate the Articulator Always perform the preoperation equipment inspection before a...

Page 17: ...culator to bounce exces sively which in turn increases the stress on its structure and the likelihood of damage to the machine Thus while a higher ground speed is acceptable for wide open flat areas a...

Page 18: ...maintenance Verify that all warning labels and decals are prop erly installed visible and legible Remove debris from the top and bottom of the deck after each use CAUTION Perform the appropriate maint...

Page 19: ...until all decks are securely supported 9 Ensure all decks are safely supported before beginning any maintenance on the mower 4 3 Every 8 Operating Hours Complete the Pre Operation Equipment Inspec ti...

Page 20: ...during operation Check gearbox lube level and condition 4 7 Every 200 Operating Hours Change the gearbox oil 28 ounces SAE 80W 90 Grade gear oil 4 8 Every 500 Operating Hours Inspect all blade spindle...

Page 21: ...orm the Appropriate Maintenance Procedures Listed In Your Tractor Manual Verify grass chutes cleared Clean lube retighten all guide wheels Lubricate the PTO Quick Disconnect Pin or Twist Sleeve Check...

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