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NOTE: 
IN THE INTERESTS OF SAFETY AND ACHIEVING THE BEST RESULT, IT IS VERY 
IMPORTANT THAT THIS MANUAL IS READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE TURF TIDY. 
                      
  

 

 

 

 

 

1821 English 941.120.406 

 

User manual and parts 
book 

 
Turf Tidy 3000 

 

Turf Tidy 2300 
 
Serial number: 

 
 
 
 
 

Translation of the original user manual 

 

 

 
Kwekerijweg 8 
3709JA Zeist 
The Netherlands 
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www.redexim.com 

 
 
 

 
 

Summary of Contents for Turf Tidy 2300

Page 1: ...L IS READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE TURF TIDY 1821 English 941 120 406 User manual and parts book Turf Tidy 3000 Turf Tidy 2300 Serial number Translation of the original user manual Kwekerijweg 8 370...

Page 2: ...claims This user manual contains numerous instructions which are numbered in sequence This working sequence must be adhered to The pictogram indicates safety instructions The pictogram indicates a tip...

Page 3: ...e There is a risk of injury for the user and third parties if the machine is inexpertly operated maintained or repaired This must be avoided Always use the Turf Tidy in combination with the correct tr...

Page 4: ...activities Fig 2 Fig 2 Only use original Turf Tidy parts for maintenance or repair activities in relation to the safety of the machine and user Repairs to the Turf Tidy must be performed by authorised...

Page 5: ...f the hazard zone of the Turf Tidy when operational as there is a physical injury hazard due to moving parts Fig 3 Fig 3 Fig 4 Maintain a safe distance of at least 4 metres Fig 4 Observe the permitted...

Page 6: ...6 900 280 404 921 280 402 900 280 402 Fig 6 7 Locations of safety stickers Fig 6 Used oil grease constitutes an environmental hazard and must be disposed in accordance with current regulations...

Page 7: ...duct TURF TIDY WITH MACHINE NUMBER AS STATED ON THE MACHINE AND IN THIS MANUAL to which this declaration refers complies with stipulation of the 2006 42 EC machine directive and is in conformity with...

Page 8: ...T USING THE FRONT WHEELS 16 9 3 WEIGTH COMPENSATION 17 10 0 START STOP PROCEDURE TURF TIDY 18 11 0 EMPTYING THE COLLECTION TRAY 19 12 0 TROUBLE SHOOTING 19 13 0 MAINTENANCE 20 13 1 POSITION OF LUBRICA...

Page 9: ...300 RPM Harrowing Up to 540 RPM Mowing Up to 540 RPM Recommended tractor Sweeping 25 HP Harrowing 45 HP Mowing 45 HP Sweeping 20 HP Harrowing 35 HP Mowing 35 HP Hydraulic tractor connector 1x single...

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Page 11: ...r example See section 4 0 connecting to the tractor Use the correct tractor see specifications Switch the tractor off and apply the parking brake 5 Position a hydraulic jack 3 on both sides and lift t...

Page 12: ...e tractor into a suitable position for connecting the tow bar to the tractor Ensure that that tractor is properly blocked and cannot move independently Switch the tractor engine off before getting off...

Page 13: ...PTO shaft can be damaged if the length of the tube overlap exceeds 300 mm 12 at any given time The length changes when head 8 see Fig 8 is lifted when another tractor is used or when turning sharp cor...

Page 14: ...ds with the machine elevated is 15 km hour 9 3 mph circumstances permitting driving at higher speeds constitutes a potential hazard for the driver bystanders and may even cause damage to the machine M...

Page 15: ...machine is only suitable for use on slopes with a maximum gradient of 20 degrees Always work from the top to the bottom 3 Are there are any airborne objects in the area such as balls which will distra...

Page 16: ...s See fig 9 item 4 have been fitted never increase the depth to ensure that the wind vanes remain above the surface If this is not observed the surface and the machine can be seriously damaged Adjust...

Page 17: ...s not observed the surface and the machine can be seriously damaged Adjust the working depth carefully if the setting is too deep the machine and the surface can be seriously damaged 2 Remove clip 2 a...

Page 18: ...echanism Adjust the spring load 2 Fig 10b by inserting bolt 1 through the correct chain shackle Fine tuning of the weight compensation can be done by inserting the pin in another hole on the frame alw...

Page 19: ...y 1200 RPM and activate the PTO shaft 8 Gently lower head 1 until the front roller or wheels of the head touch the ground 9 Drive forwards and increase the RPM up to the RPM of the PTO shaft reaches t...

Page 20: ...rking speed too high Check and replace Check for damage and or material wrapped around the rotor Check and repair or replace Postpone work until conditions improve Check and replace Adjust RPM Adjust...

Page 21: ...eplace blades Drive in a straight line while operational Raise weight compensation by raising the spring tension Damage to the grass Poor quality grass Blunt blades Decrease working depth Lower workin...

Page 22: ...lts 1 shot EP2 Check and replace if necessary Tighten the loose nuts bolts Adjust the tension of the V belts Or replace the V belts where necessary After every 100 operation hours or annually Check th...

Page 23: ...hat tractor Turf Tidy is properly blocked and cannot move independently Ensure that the PTO shaft on the Turf Tidy has been disconnected 1 Remove all nuts 1 and the safety guard 2 2 Loosen lock nut 3...

Page 24: ...been disconnected 1 Remove all nuts 1 and the safety guard 2 2 Loosen lock nut 3 3 Loosen nuts 4 slightly until the tension has just been released 4 Adjust nut 5 and use this to adjust the tension on...

Page 25: ...the hooks 5 6 Remove the clip 6 from the brackets 7 and remove the brackets from the rotor together with the blades 8 and blades with integrated tips 9 Take care The blades may be sharp A number of b...

Page 26: ...26 12 11 6 7 8 9 9 3 4 5 1 2 10 Fig 14...

Page 27: ...ion direction Row number placement on left side rotor Rotation direction Blade hook closed side facing outwards for row 1 3 4 12 for 20mm slit distance Blade hook closed side facing inwards for row 6...

Page 28: ...ipple bracket 19 10 Loosen the bolts 21 slightly on both sides of the machine until the tension has just been released 11 Remove the bolts 13 on both sides of the machine 12 Lift head 3 slightly by ac...

Page 29: ...29 Fig 16...

Page 30: ...prod no 341 305 120 Back to back flail blades 2 prod no 341 302 120 Flail blade 4 prod no 341 305 122 See parts manual for quantities The assembly of the blades is described in section 14 1 15 2 OPTI...

Page 31: ...31 Pay particular attention to the working depth settings Incorrect depth settings can cause serious damage to the surface and the machine...

Page 32: ...for individual parts of kit Do not make any sharp turns with the Turf Tidy with the front wheel set mounted This can result in serious damage to the surface and or machine The front wheels are mounte...

Page 33: ...draulic jack 1 at the rear of the machine on both sides and raise the Turf Tidy slightly until the wheels are released Ensure that the hydraulic jack can lift at least 2 x the weight of the machine Se...

Page 34: ...he machine cannot be coupled with a standard DIN pullbar it is possible to replace the DIN eye with a plate pullbar Fig 20 Fig 20 The plate pullbar can be orderd in a kit Prod no 470 122 200 The parts...

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