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CUTTING UNITS _________________________________________________

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MISCELLANEOUS _______________________________________________

Wheel Kit Armaturf - WLA065

Air Suspension Seat MSG75 - LMAC560

LMAC403-LP

MAGNA 250 x 4K FX-RHD (HAND SPANNER)

LMAC404-LP

MAGNA 250 x 6K FX-RHD (HAND SPANNER)

LMAC405-LP

MAGNA 250 x 8K FX-RHD (HAND SPANNER)

LMAC403-RP

MAGNA 250 x 4K FX-LHD (HAND SPANNER)

LMAC404-RP

MAGNA 250 x 6K FX-LHD (HAND SPANNER)

LMAC405-RP

MAGNA 250 x 8K FX-LHD (HAND SPANNER)

LMAC403-C

MAGNA 250 x 4K FX-LHD (HAND SPANNER)

LMAC404-C

MAGNA 250 x 6K FX-LHD (HAND SPANNER)

LMAC405-C

MAGNA 250 x 8K FX-LHD (HAND SPANNER)

10025706

MT Flail x 14 blades - LHD

10025707

MT Flail x 14 blades - RHD

10025708

MT Flail x 14 blades - Centre RHD

Summary of Contents for MT503

Page 1: ...10007374 With CAB Series NQ Product code 10007376 10032876 A GB WARNING If incorrectly used this machine can cause severe injury Those who use and maintain this machine must be trained in its proper...

Page 3: ...u 37 Fault Log 37 Time Until Service 38 Vehicle Diagnostics 38 I O Diagnostics 39 Settings 39 Measurement Units 39 General 40 Cutting Units 41 Cutters 42 Traction 43 Main Controller Miscellaneous Pins...

Page 4: ...heel Mounting Procedure 96 Rear Hub Nut Lock Application And Inspection 96 Wheel And Steering Alignment Adjustment 97 Steering Rod And Steering Link Check 98 Machine Maintenance 99 Folding ROPS 100 AD...

Page 5: ...pose Compliance with the conditions of operation service and repair specified by the manufacturer are understood to be part of the correct use ALL operators MUST read through this manual and understan...

Page 6: ...ation G Product code H Product name J Serial number Location of Serial number plate The serial number plate A is found on the right hand of the chassis towards the rear right hand wheel Chassis Stamp...

Page 7: ...control panel facing forwards C D E Kg A F Ransomes Jacobsen Ltd West Road Ransomes Europark Ipswich IP3 9TT England B DIETEG GER TEBAU GMBH CO KG MODEL N0 XX XXX XXXX SERIAL NO XX XXX XXXXXXXXX APPRO...

Page 8: ...pment Use correct tools and Personal Protective Equipment PPE and take instruction from the technical manuals applicable to the machine Remove and store correctly 1 Batteries 2 Fuel 3 Engine coolant 4...

Page 9: ...product category and product You now have access to a PDF version of the parts manual 2 Complete the form included in the technical manual pack supplied with the machine if you require a paper copy o...

Page 10: ...en 10 2 INTRODUCTION NOTES 1...

Page 11: ...or drugs 3 1 2 PREPARATION ______________________________________________________ a When you operate the mower wear correct clothing slip resistant work shoes or boots work gloves hard hat safety glas...

Page 12: ...op offs ditches or embankments Be careful of holes in the terrain and other hazards that are not visible g When you drive in the reverse direction look behind you and down to make sure the path is cle...

Page 13: ...el or fuel vapors d Never fill the fuel containers inside a vehicle or on a truck or trailer with a plastic liner Always put the fuel container on the ground away from your vehicle before you fill the...

Page 14: ...hen you service the hydraulic system make sure the hydraulic fittings tubes and hoses are tightened to the correct torque where applicable Make sure the hydraulic system is in good condition before yo...

Page 15: ...ents and maintenance must always be done by an approved technician If a service is needed contact your authorized Ransomes Jacobsen Dealer or after sales for additional information or help WARNING The...

Page 16: ...belt must be worn only when a ROPS frame is in position This warning is because a seat belt must be worn with a ROPS to follow the Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC Sections 3 2 2 Seating 3 4 3 Rollover...

Page 17: ...use the exposure values must be combined Total exposure is then the combined value of the activities WARNING Never mow if there is a risk of lightning or you hear thunder If you are in the middle of m...

Page 18: ...150 5 1600 111 4 1600 Maximum bare speed min rpm 2900 Maximum bare idling speed min rpm 775 to 825 Order of Firing 1 2 3 Direction of Rotation Counter clockwise viewed from flywheel side Compression r...

Page 19: ...ear Wheel Track 109cm 42 7In J Wheel Base 155cm 61In K Front Wheel Width Tyre Wall Outside to Outside 160cm 63In K Rear Wheel Width Tyre Wall Outside to Outside 131cm 51 6In Ground clearance Magna 250...

Page 20: ...TIONS B A G D E J J H K D F MT503 with Cabin MT503 Cylinder Cuttings Units MT503 MT Flail Cutting Units MT503 Showing botth Cylinder and Flail Cutting Implements for illustrative purposes only MT503 w...

Page 21: ...er steering with adjustable tilt steering wheel Ground pressure Tractor unit measured with No fuel No optional Accessories MAGNA 250 8K cutting units Cutting 1 70 kg cm2 166kPa Brakes Hydrostatic brak...

Page 22: ...ith two hands on the steering mechanism The cutting device was in rotation with the machine driven in a straight line at 6 Km hr on a level and cut lawn The Machinery Safety Directive 2006 42 EC By co...

Page 23: ...Power Standard EN ISO 3744 1995 Measured Sound Power 100 8dB A 1 24 LWA ROPS Units Measured Sound Power 99 5 dB A 1 24 LWA Cabin Units MT503 Fitted with MT Flail Cutting Units Measured Sound Pressure...

Page 24: ...8 Cylinder Diameter New 254mm 10 Minimum Cylinder Diameter Before Replacement 235mm 9 25 Height of Cut 12 7mm 61mm 0 5 2 4 Height of Cut Adjustment Adjustable screw system on rear roll Rear Roll 76mm...

Page 25: ...en 25 SPECIFICATIONS 4 NOTES...

Page 26: ...en 26 5 DECALS 4153197 A B C D E F G H 4324674 K L J 19 4321506 a b c d e g f M 5 1 SAFETY DECALS EC__________________________________________________ 1...

Page 27: ...ate 19 a Read The Operator Manual b Crush Hazard c Keep A Safe Distance From The Machine d Prevent Contact With Hydraulic Oil Release Under Pressure Read Operator Manual For Service Procedures e Dange...

Page 28: ...________ B C A D F G J H K API CLASSIFICATION CJ 4 L E M N 1 37 1 72 bar 20 25 psi 4323911 TOTAL EQUIVIS ZS 46 4286422 10029876 B C D E F G H A A 20mm 0 8 inch B 26mm 1 inch C 32mm 1 26 inch D 38mm 1...

Page 29: ...E Throttle F 4164861 Traction Pedal Forward Reverse G Power socket 12 volt H Mow Transport lever J 009034770 Guaranteed Sound Power Level K 009039870 Jack Hook Point L 4316687 Engine Oil Classificatio...

Page 30: ...WORKSTATION____________________________________________ 7 6 11 6 18 6 12 9 8 1234 5 1234 5 12V 10A 6 2 1234 5 1234 5 1234 5 12V 10A 6 2A 1234 5 1234 5 12V 12V 12V 10A 6 2 6 2A 6 18 6 11 6 12 9 8 ROPS...

Page 31: ...Unit Lift Lower Control K Centre Cutting Unit Lift Lower Control L Left Hand Cutting Unit Lift Lower Control M Right Hand Cutting Unit Position Lamp N Centre Cutting Unit Position Lamp P Left Hand Cut...

Page 32: ...ncrease the engine speed and towards the left to decrease the engine speed NOTE Operate the machine with the engine at full speed 6 2 C PARK BRAKE______________________________________________________...

Page 33: ...ngages 4 wheel drive whilst the vehicle is reversing The switch must be held to engage 6 2 G LIGHT SWITCH OPTIONAL ___________________________________________ Switches the road lights on and off Posit...

Page 34: ...______________________________ The visual display is activated when the ignition is turned on 6 3 1 STARTUP SCREEN __________________________________________________ When the Ignition Key is turned to...

Page 35: ...Regeneration Request 4 DPF Regeneration Ongoing 5 TST Active Optional 6 TST Not Active Optional 7 Cutter Indicator Flashes if not in off position on start up 8 Water In Fuel Warning 9 Transport Lock 1...

Page 36: ...lied The Cutter Switch is not in the OFF position The Foot Pedal is not in the neutral position The operator is not in the seat The vehicle angle is greater than 45 Note The engine will not start unti...

Page 37: ..._____________________________________________________ The arrow can be moved up and down using Buttons 2 and 3 Button 4 then enters the selected page Button 1 returns to the Main Menu There are five o...

Page 38: ...figure changes Note this should only be done once the required service has been completed 6 4 2 VEHICLE DIAGNOSTICS ______________________________________________ These screens give access to various...

Page 39: ...5 SETTINGS __________________________________________________________ Within the settings Menu you will find the three options Measurement Units Pin Brightness 6 5 1 MEASUREMENT UNITS________________...

Page 40: ...t 6 Main Controller c1p06 Seat Switch Input 7 Main Controller c1p13 Hydraulic Oil Filter Switch Input 8 Main Controller c1p23 Traction Neutral Switch Input 9 Main Controller c1p32 Engine Start Interlo...

Page 41: ...MI c1p08 Centre Front Joystick Input 7 Main Controller c1p11 Centre Front Position Sensor Input 8 Expansion Module c2p03 Centre Front Float Solenoid Output 9 Main Controller c1p36 Centre Front Lower S...

Page 42: ...r c1p07 Cutting Circuit Pressure Switch Input Not used on MT503 7 Main Controller c1p24 Mow Transport Speed Switch Input Not used on MT503 8 Main Controller c1p44 Traction Boost Solenoid Output 9 Expa...

Page 43: ...nput 4 Main Controller c1p42 EDC Coil Forwards Output 5 6 Main Controller c1p14 Cruise Control Switch Input 7 Main Controller c1p25 Service Brake Switch Input Brake is optional 8 Main Controller c1p28...

Page 44: ...oller c1p22 CAN 1 Shield 5 Main Controller c1p49 Battery Positive 6 Main Controller c1p02 Battery Positive 7 Main Controller c1p05 CAN 0 Shield 8 Main Controller c1p20 CAN 1 High 9 Main Controller c1p...

Page 45: ...p01 Battery Negative 5 HMI c1p04 CAN 0 Low 6 Expander Module c1p02 Battery Positive 7 Expander Module c1p05 CAN 0 Shield 8 Expander Module c2p12 Battery Positive 9 HMI c1p02 Battery Positive 10 HMI c1...

Page 46: ...e screen Note it is possible to disable the ability to select Manual mode and therefore encourage the user to use Auto mode This can be achieved via the display as follows 1 Press Button 4 twice to en...

Page 47: ...tton 4 to enter the Enter PIN page 4 Enter the Owner PIN default 1001 to enter the PIN Menu page 5 Use Button 3 to scroll to Cruise Control followed by Button 4 to enter the Cruise Control settings sc...

Page 48: ...by Button 4 to enter the AdaptiCutTM adjustment page 6 Use Button 2 3 to select either Speed Decrease or Speed Increase as necessary followed by Button 4 to select 7 Use Button 1 to 4 to adjust the pa...

Page 49: ...tings screen 6 Use Button 2 3 to select the required mode as appropriate followed by Button 4 to set 7 Button 1 is then used to exit to the Main Menu or Home Screen 6 5 8 LIFT ON REVERSE______________...

Page 50: ...ch momentarily to the rear in a quick motion To deactivate move the switch lever fully forward refer to section 6 7 Using the PIN Menu Buttons 2 and 3 to arrow up and down Button 4 to select Cross Cut...

Page 51: ...ine will have factory set defaults You can reset to factory settings by Using the PIN Menu Buttons 2 and 3 to arrow up and down and Button 4 to select Set Default Parameters Press arrow to confirm 6 5...

Page 52: ...access the language selection page the check mark appears next to the selected language When the check mark is moved up and down the language does not change until Button 4 is used to select and stor...

Page 53: ...s been driven onto an area of less than 14 Note Whilst in Transport Mode the TST icon on screen will appear Red with Cross indicating TST is disabled 6 6 2 WARNING MAXIMUM SLOPE ANGLE EXCEEDED _______...

Page 54: ...t the cutters have been switched off and disabled An audible warning will sound continuously for 4 seconds at 4 second intervals and the red LEDs will flash continuously for 4 seconds at 4 second inte...

Page 55: ...witching off the engine Clean the radiator and screens of all grass and debris 6 6 7 WARNING ENGINE FAULT ____________________________________________ When this screen is shown there is an engine faul...

Page 56: ...s shown the machine needs a service Refer to section 6 4 1 to reset counter 6 6 11 WARNING TILT SENSOR TECHNOLOGY TST FAULT _______________ When this screen is shown there is a fault with the TST Stop...

Page 57: ...m the engine will be reduced Stop the engine as soon as possible and contact your local Ransomes Jacobsen Dealer 6 6 15 EMISSION FAULT MAF SENSOR __________________________________ When this screen is...

Page 58: ..._____________________ When this screen is shown there is a communication fault with the en gine controller ECU Stop the engine as soon as possible and contact your local Ransomes Jacobsen Dealer 6 6 1...

Page 59: ...he switch lever rearwards 6 8 WEIGHT TRANSFER TRACTION BOOST SWITCH ______________________ The switch will transfer weight hydraulically between the drive wheels and the cutting units It is possible t...

Page 60: ...cutting unit is lowered to the ground and illuminates red when the engine begins to labour If this happens the forward speed of the machine must be reduced until the lamp goes out 6 10 CUTTER SWITCH P...

Page 61: ...d carefully Do not move the pedal with force from forward to reverse or reverse to forward The angle of the Foot Pedal can be altered to obtain the most comfortable angle for long periods of operation...

Page 62: ...al to lock the steering column in position 6 13 HORN ______________________________________________________________ For machines without the lighting kit The horn button is situated on the control pan...

Page 63: ...te Hand wheel A counter clockwise 3 turns and lock using Lock wheel B 6 16 FREE WHEEL ______________________________________________________ To push the machine disengage the Park Brake see section 6...

Page 64: ...le operating position a Release hand wheel A b Using both hands grip the arm rest and lift or lower the arm rest It will move in a circular motion X either mov ing up and forward or down and rearwards...

Page 65: ...n Wash Switch G Front Screen Wiper Switch H Right Turn Signal Lamp J Fan Control K Air Conditioning Control L Temperature Control M Fuse Holder N Fuse Holder FUSE HOLDER Fuse Rating Protected Circuits...

Page 66: ...ff If the operator leaves the seat with the Cutter Engage PTO switch on and the Park Brake on only the cutters will stop 2 Perform each of the following tests to ensure the operator presence safety in...

Page 67: ...g unit may cause serious injuries to bystanders and or damage the equipment Turn PTO cutter switch off and raise the units when crossing paths or roads Look out for traffic 6 Stop and inspect the equi...

Page 68: ...e unit 1 Follow the above steps for fitting the front units Note that the col lar C arrangement is different with equal sized collars See dia grams opposite 2 The center unit also has the addition of...

Page 69: ...Refit the Hydraulic Cutting Motors in same orientation that they were removed from previous units It is impor tant to ensure the hydraulic motors are clean before commencing work This will avoid conta...

Page 70: ...tarts release the key immediately and it will return to the RUN position NOTES If the engine fails to start after two attempts wait 5 10 seconds and try again The starter motor must not be run continu...

Page 71: ...s running Press Button one on the Display screen This will Reverse the directional drive of the cutting units for three seconds to assist in clearing obstruction In the event that this does not remove...

Page 72: ...ired finish is achieved switch off the mower clean off any surplus paste reset the cylinder to bottom blade and return the controls to the normal mow positions Ransomes Jacobsen backlap paste BACKLAP...

Page 73: ...n 3 to scroll to Fan Drive followed by Button 4 to enter the Fan Drive Reverse page 6 Buttons 2 3 can then be used to scroll to the desired mode setting followed by Button 4 to set 7 The Timer time in...

Page 74: ...rt load weight for the towing vehicle used 4 Ensure that you know the working weight of your mower configuration Select a suitable vehicle for transport ing the mower ensuring equipment is fully secur...

Page 75: ...make another attempt to climb and back down slowly 5 When descending a steep slope always lower units to the ground to reduce the risk of mower overturning WARNING To minimize the possibility of overt...

Page 76: ...grease points 8 3 End of season Every 1000 hours Check Battery Condition Change Hydraulic Oil Filter Check Hydraulic hoses for damage and wear 8 12 8 9 Lubricate these fittings minimum weekly or more...

Page 77: ...en 77 MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION 8 B B C D E D E A C D E C 8 10 8 12 8 6 8 6 8 10 2...

Page 78: ...11 8 10 2 8 10 8 5 8 4 1 Every 500 hours Replace fuel filter Cartridge Change engine oil Change engine oil filter cartridge Replace water separator Remove the sediment in fuel tank Clean water jacket...

Page 79: ...3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 The jobs indicated by must be done after the first 50 hours of operation 3 Consult your local Kubota dealer for this service The items listed above marked are registered as emission re...

Page 80: ...gine When you follow the engine manufacturer instructions you will make sure of the maximum service life of the engine The replacement engine manuals are available from the engine manufacturer The ope...

Page 81: ...er c Replace the drain plug C If Oil Filter is not being replaced fill the engine with the correct quantity and grade of oil through the filler Change Engine Oil Filter a Remove the oil filter cartrid...

Page 82: ...as per service schedule Grease point locations can be found at the following locations Front Pivot Arm A Centre Pivot Arm B Cutting Unit Mounting C Bearing Housings D and Rear Rolls E are located bot...

Page 83: ...ssary If a high quality finish of cut grass is desired it is recommend that all blades be replaced as a set per unit Any individual blade replacements would require trimming to match length of existin...

Page 84: ...and fill the cooling system each year Empty and clean the recovery bottle Mix clean water with antifreeze for the coldest ambient temperature Read and follow the instructions on the antifreeze contain...

Page 85: ...e feed tube is still attached How to change coolant a To drain coolant remove the bottom hose A from the radiator Drain the engine coolant into a container b Replace the bottom hose A on to the radiat...

Page 86: ...l the tank with hydraulic fluid through filler A d Start the engine and remove the air from the hydraulic system Operate all mower functions for 5 minutes to remove the air and to balance the hydrauli...

Page 87: ...Drain the BioFlush and replace hydraulic filters 4 Fill system with approved Greenscare biodegradable ISO VG 46 hydraulic oil The hydraulic system is now optimised for fluid biodegradability in the ev...

Page 88: ...g with hydraulic fluid before you assemble the new filter Tighten the filter with your hand b Operate the engine at idle speed for five minutes to remove the air from the hydraulic system The oil leve...

Page 89: ...the mower away from the area Until fuel vapors are removed do not allow the sparks open flame or other types of ignition Never keep fuel containers near an open flame or any device that can cause the...

Page 90: ...the air from the fuel system After water is drained from the fuel system fuel filter cartridge is replaced or the fuel hoses are replaced bleed the air from the fuel system a Open the air vent at the...

Page 91: ...val of the elements to inspect or clean increases the risk of dust and other particles to enter the engine When service is needed first clean the outside of the filter housing then remove the old prim...

Page 92: ...to jump start the engine check the condition of the drained battery b Connect the positive battery terminal of the charged battery to positive battery terminal of the drained battery c Connect the ne...

Page 93: ...nd of the exhaust stop the engine immediately Identify the problem and have the system repaired Torque all exhaust manifold hardware equally Tighten or replace the exhaust clamps WARNING Charge the ba...

Page 94: ...change to Level 1 When the engine controller is at Level 0 the Active and Parked Regen is disabled Level 1 Engine will enter Active Regen state unless Inhibit Regen switch is in the INHIBIT position...

Page 95: ...to assemble plugs or caps to the ends of hoses and open ports Clean any hydraulic fluid that spills Make sure O rings are clean and hose fittings are correctly installed before you tighten Prevent the...

Page 96: ...indicator to the security of the Hub Nut Due to its design and colouring the Hub Nut Lock is easily visible from a distance even when the tractor unit is in use or is parked Daily Visual checks must b...

Page 97: ...n the front left hand and front right hand alignment tool plates X and compare this with the measurement between the rear left and right hand of the alignment tool plates Y 8 The rear plate measuremen...

Page 98: ...ure not to apply too much force so as not to extend or retract the Hydraulic Steering Cylinder 3 Using Fig 1 check the free movement does not exceed a combined movement of 3 mm for A C or B D 4 If exc...

Page 99: ...mponents instruments air intakes and bearing areas When cleaning machine always comply to local legislation regarding waste water and contaminates It is advised to avoid using contaminated water sourc...

Page 100: ...e ROPS in the folded position CAUTION Check the ROPS fasteners before use Do no welding to any part of the ROPS Do not change the ROPS structure Replace damaged ROPS Do not try to correct a damaged RO...

Page 101: ...en 101 MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION 8 NOTES...

Page 102: ...tor to transfer ground pressure from the cutting units to the wheels assisting either the ground following of cutting units or the traction of the wheels when required The Weight Transfer can be adjus...

Page 103: ...ckwise rotation of hand wheels to attain the correct cutting relationship of cylinder and bottom blade DO NOT PLACE CYLINDER HARD ON CUT and by anticlockwise rotation of hand wheel try to attain the c...

Page 104: ...__________________________ TO ADJUST 1 Turn adjuster A at the rear of the unit clockwise to reduce the height of cut or anticlockwise to increase the height of cut alternately The grooves B are used...

Page 105: ...h reference to voltage protection and the kind of connections from the manufacturer from GRAMMER or the company s agencies For safety reasons the installation and connection to the vehicle supply netw...

Page 106: ...bbles there may be loose bolts or other faults If you notice that the seat does not function correctly for example a defective seat suspension improper curvature of the lumbar support or damaged bello...

Page 107: ...ght hand side of the seat below the seat cushion B By moving the lever towards the seat the seat can be slid backwards and forwards When in the desired position release the lever to locate in one of t...

Page 108: ...prevent damage to the health and material the setting for the driver s weight must be checked and adjusted individually before the vehicle is driven In order to prevent compressor damage during weight...

Page 109: ...formance of the driver By turning the adjustment knob upwards the curvature in the upper part of the backrest cushion can be adjusted By turning the knob downwards the curvature in the lower part of t...

Page 110: ...her position when it is locked For an ergonomic use the backrest can be adjusted in a range of 5 to 30 degrees 15 steps of 2 5 degrees each 9 9 8 MAINTENANCE___________________________________________...

Page 111: ...en 111 ADJUSTMENTS 9 NOTES...

Page 112: ...BEACON KIT ____________________________________________ Kit number 10006946 Standard 10007714 R65 Compliant 10 7 LIGHTING KIT __________________________________________________ Kit Number Light Kit 1...

Page 113: ...____________________________ Kit number 10009326 Maximum capacity per rack is 5kg 10 9 TILT SENSOR TECHNOLOGY TST _______________________________ TST kit number 10009298 10 10 MIRROR KIT _____________...

Page 114: ...404 LP MAGNA 250 x 6K FX RHD HAND SPANNER LMAC405 LP MAGNA 250 x 8K FX RHD HAND SPANNER LMAC403 RP MAGNA 250 x 4K FX LHD HAND SPANNER LMAC404 RP MAGNA 250 x 6K FX LHD HAND SPANNER LMAC405 RP MAGNA 250...

Page 115: ...fuel pump Consult engine manual Other Engine Problem Consult engine troubleshooting guide Engine Stops Fuel tank empty Fill with fresh fuel and bleed lines Interlocks not set before leaving operators...

Page 116: ...egin the repairs When the work is completed repeat the test cut to check the mower performance The following items must be checked andsetcorrectlyto make sure of an effective assessment 1 Blade Sharpn...

Page 117: ...ngs are different between units or not set even on individual Units Check HOC adjustment of cutting units See section 9 6 Worn roller bearings Check and replace the roller bearings Changes in turf den...

Page 118: ...grass or brown areas Possible Cause Correction The HOC height of cut settings are too low for the conditions Check and adjust the HOC settings See section 9 6 The mower cannot follow the ground in thi...

Page 119: ...ed blades of incorrectly cut grass Possible Cause Correction The cutting blades are blunt Replace or sharpen blades Cutting Speed to fast for grass conditions Decrease the cutting speed Too much grass...

Page 120: ...s direction of travel A streak is a strip of longer grass in the cutting area The cause is a damaged blade Possible Cause Correction Damaged or worn blades Replace the blades Turning sharply whilst cu...

Page 121: ...Possible Cause Remedy The Height of grass is being reduced by too much in one pass Mow more often or raise the height of cut Try high lift blades Grass build up on rollers Clean rollers and scrapers...

Page 122: ...ea Possible Cause Correction Front edge of units bulldozing cut grass between blades and rear roller and anti scalp skids Clean rollers of grass build up consider increasing Height of Cut Adjusting di...

Page 123: ...em is identified by long lengths of cut grass not sufficiently chopped Possible Cause Correction Worn blades Sharpen or replace cutting blades Cutting at more than the recommended speed Decrease the c...

Page 124: ...ut grass Possible Cause Correction Damaged or missing blades Check and replace damaged blades or try Eliminator blades Cutting at more than the recommended speed Decrease the cutting speed The Height...

Page 125: ...grass Crowns are torn up rather than cut Possible Cause Correction Too much material Cut more frequently increase HOC Worn blade edge Sharpen or Replace damaged blades Sharpen cylinder Cutting too fas...

Page 126: ...speed is too fast Cut more frequently increase HOC HOC set close to the actual grass height Reduce HOC Excessive cut grass wrapped on the front of the cut ting blades resulting in blunt blades beatin...

Page 127: ...that they touch the sides of the hole If the fuse is OK the green LED will light up Also there are several spare replacement fuses available in the fuse box F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 70A F1 F2 40A 7 5A...

Page 128: ...ptional F13 10 Amp Horn Beacon F14 5 Amp Brake Lights DRLs Optional F15 15 Amp Dipped Beam Headlights Optional F16 10 Amp Proximity Sensors F17 5 Amp Control Panel Switches F18 10 Amp Air Seat Optiona...

Page 129: ...099 1186 1504 1823 1 1 4 563 1529 1650 2093 2535 1 3 8 759 2061 2224 2821 3418 UNC THREADS Dia in Grade A Grade S Grade T Grade V Grade X lbf ft lbf ft lbf ft lbf ft lbf ft 1 4 3 4 9 2 9 9 12 6 15 2 5...

Page 130: ...en 130 14 TORQUES NOTES 1...

Page 131: ...shed and these details are available from your supplier When service attention or spares are required for the machine within or after the warranty period your supplier or any authorised dealer should...

Page 132: ...ce 3 Chemin des Silos ZI du Chapitre 31100 Toulouse T 33 0 5 34 47 86 40 North South America Jacobsen 1451 Marvin Griffin Road Augusta Georgia 30906 3852 USA W www jacobsen com 1451 Marvin Griffin Roa...

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