Progressive Turf Equipment TD65, Operators Manual And Parts Lists

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TD65
Operator’s Manual
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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
SET-UP
The mower is shipped partially assembled to facilitate shipment in enclosed vans. The rear mower
deck and various smaller components must be assembled at the dealer prior to pre-delivery inspection
and delivery to the customer. Approximately 1 1/2 hours are required to complete the mower to field
ready condition.
Assembly will be easier if components are aligned and loosely assembled before tightening hardware.
Recommended torque values are found on page
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working area. A tractor or portable hydraulic supply is necessary to complete assembly. Refer to the
mower parts list for component location reference.
Assembly should be completed by a competent individual who has an
understanding of safe machinery operation practices and tool operation.
Always use personal protection devices such as eye and ear protection
during assembly. Ensure the area is free of hazards and can
accommodate the assembly of the mower
Remove all components that are tied to the mower for shipping before beginning the assembly process.
These include: (2) square casters, hitch assembly, rear deck lock / cylinder assembly, rear cylinder
hoses, PTO support, hose support and input shaft.
REAR DECK
1) The TD65 rear deck must be lifted from the frame for final assembly.
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Ensure proper devices are used to lift deck (approximate deck weight 600lb).
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Securely fasten lifting device to deck assembly and lift sufficiently to take the weight
of the deck assembly.
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Remove the (2) shipping brackets securing the deck to the upright frame and cut the
banding securing the deck to the main frame.
2) Lift the rear deck away from the machine and install the square castor wheels. Lower the deck to
the ground so that it rests on its wheels.
3) Unwrap the tractor connection hoses and pull rope. Connect the hydraulic hoses to a hydraulic
power source. Disengage transport lock and lower wings to the ground.
4) Remove the line pressure in the hydraulic hoses.