RHINO GPD-40 Fence Pro Owner'S Manual Download Page 16

into the cylinder, taking note of the small 

end toward the anvil as shown in 

Fig. 12

Push the hammer into the cylinder making 

room to insert the anvil o-ring retainer. 

Apply grease to the anvil o-ring retainer 

and place the small end into the cylinder. 

The grease should hold it in place.
Lubricate and assemble the large retainer 

and the two (2) o-ring seals in the order 

shown in 

Fig. 16

 and assemble into the 

anvil o-ring cup ensuring the large radius 

on the large retainer is positioned toward 

the anvil.

THE LARGE RADIUS 

OF THE LARGE RE-

TAINER MUST BE POSITIONED DOWN-

WARD FACING THE ANVIL OR IT WILL 
CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE DRIVER.

Note: 

Large Retainer on previous models 

of GPD-40 do not have radius and can be 

installed on either side. 
Clean and inspect the chuck tube (p/n 

301150) and lower driver body (p/n 

301030) for any damage or excessive 

wear. Replace if necessary. Lubricate the 

inside of the chuck tube with grease. Ap-

ply grease to the anvil with o-ring. Insert 

the anvil with new anvil o-ring into chuck 

tube, making certain that the anvil is seat-

ed into the chuck tube with the small end 

facing toward the hammer. Insert the anvil 

o-ring cup into the chuck tube. Replace the 

chuck tube o-ring (p/n 301618) and insert 

the chuck tube o-ring onto the chuck tube. 

It should look like 

Fig. 17

.

Remove the handle tubes (p/n 300220)

from the handle cups and remove and 

clean and lubricate all four (4) anti-vibra-

tion springs (p/n 300720). Check all han-

dle cups for wear. Clean and lubricate the 

upper and lower cups the handle tubes fit 

into with a small amount of grease. Insert 

14

Fig. 16

 - 

Insert O-ring into Anvil O-ring 

cup, then insert Large Retainer with large 

radius at bottom towards the anvil, then 

insert other O-ring .

GPD-40 Fence Pro™ Service Instructions... continued

Fig. 17

 - 

Elements reassembled into chuck 

tube.

O-ring

O-ring

Anvil 

O-ring  

Cup

Anvil 

with

O-ring

Large Retainer

Large Radius

!

WARNING

!

DANGER

!

CAUTION

IMPORTANT

NOTE

Summary of Contents for GPD-40 Fence Pro

Page 1: ...r Toll Free 866 707 1808 F 309 856 5905 www rhinotool com E info rhinotool com Rhino Tool Company 620 Andrews Avenue Kewanee IL 61443 P 309 853 5555 or Toll Free 866 707 1808 F 309 856 5905 www rhinot...

Page 2: ...o the driver Please follow bolt tightening procedure and use thread locker solution Recommendation Do not use thin wall or light gauge round post with the GPD 40 Ranch Pro It is very likely to flare t...

Page 3: ...ro Driver Safety 3 Rhino GPD 40 Fence Pro Operating Instructions 5 Starting the Engine 6 Hot Restart 7 Driving a Post 8 GPD 40 Fence Pro Maintenance 9 Rhino GPD 40 Fence Pro Service Instructions 10 Se...

Page 4: ...ge to your post driver other property or the environment We suggest you read the warranty information fully and understand its coverage and your responsibilities of ownership Fill out the warranty reg...

Page 5: ...atastrophic Underground utilities include but are not limited to Electric Gas Telephone Water Sewer TV Cable Lawn Sprinklers etc GASOLINE Gaso line is HIGHLY FLAMMABLE and EXPLOSIVE You can be burned...

Page 6: ...produce white finger disease Raynaud s phenomenon or carpal tunnel syndrome These conditions reduce the hand s ability to feel and regulate tem perature produce numbness and burning sensations and ma...

Page 7: ...ARNING LABELS If your post driver s warning label is marred or destroyed replace it immedi ately Simply call Rhino Tool Company and we will send you a new warning label at no expense to you POST DRIVE...

Page 8: ...tailgate bench or clear solid ground and posture your body in a safe position DO NOT start the driver anywhere but an open well ventilated area It is recom mended that the GPD 40 Fence Pro only be use...

Page 9: ...iately releasing it Use caution as to not engage the clutch Hot Restart If the engine is operated at higher ambient temperatures then turned off and allowed to sit for a short time it may not restart...

Page 10: ...oving from the post When the engine has returned to idle proceed to the next post repeating the previous method of driving a post Installing a Chuck Adapter CHUCK SIZE A chuck or chuck adapter that is...

Page 11: ...ever refuel your GPD 40 Fence Pro with the engine hot or running as there is a possibility the flammable fumes from the gasoline can ignite causing severe injury and or damage to your GPD 40 Fence Pro...

Page 12: ...cations if necessary Every 3 Months or 25 Hours of Use 1 Change engine oil following the requirement for the Honda GX35 Dis pose of used oil according to all local state and federal regulations 2 Repl...

Page 13: ...al of old and adding fresh grease Fig 11 the level of grease should be to the bottom of the crank pin When the required service has been performed in the crankcase inspect the o ring seal and replace...

Page 14: ...wear The anvil o ring p n 301616 should be replaced at this time Clean the anvil and carefully replace the anvil o ring Fig 13 shows an anvil with the o ring in place Remove the large retainer o ring...

Page 15: ...case for any damage or wear Replace any damaged parts Lubricate the cylinder piston and connecting rod with Rhino ap proved grease Insert the connecting rod with the piston attached into the cylinder...

Page 16: ...ssary Lubricate the inside of the chuck tube with grease Ap ply grease to the anvil with o ring Insert the anvil with new anvil o ring into chuck tube making certain that the anvil is seat ed into the...

Page 17: ...r body This is normal Ap ply primer and threadlocker to the bolts Insert and hand thread the four 4 Lower body bolts through the lower driver body into the post driver body Use a 1 4 hex wrench to tig...

Page 18: ...16 Rhino GPD 40 Fence Pro Parts List 1 2 3 14 13 15 4 4 3 4 5 5 6 9 12 7 10 11 4 8 16 17 21 22 23 24 18 19 20...

Page 19: ...r Body Bolts 4 Qty 11 301920 Rhino Chuck Lok System Locking Nut 12 300902 Rhino Chuck Lok System 2 Adapter 1 per driver No P N Description 13 300712 Ground Bolt 14 301015 Post Driver Body with Cylinde...

Page 20: ...18 25 26 27 28 15 29 28 15 33 33 30 31 32 35 34 36 38 38 40 37 37 Rhino GPD 40 Fence Pro Parts List 39...

Page 21: ...per driver 300240 Honda GX35 Engine Honda Engine Parts are Available from Your Local Honda Dealer 301800 GPD 40 Fence Pro Owner s Manual 300805 Safety Label and Tag Set No P N Description Accessories...

Page 22: ...lacement at Rhino s election of such defective Gasoline Powered Post Driver which is proved to be defective upon inspec tion by a Rhino certified authorized technician This Limited Warranty does not e...

Page 23: ...o the driver Please follow bolt tightening procedure and use thread locker solution Recommendation Do not use thin wall or light gauge round post with the GPD 40 Ranch Pro It is very likely to flare t...

Page 24: ...r Toll Free 866 707 1808 F 309 856 5905 www rhinotool com E info rhinotool com Rhino Tool Company 620 Andrews Avenue Kewanee IL 61443 P 309 853 5555 or Toll Free 866 707 1808 F 309 856 5905 www rhinot...

Page 25: ...16 Rhino GPD 40 Fence Pro Parts List 1 2 3 14 13 15 4 4 3 4 5 5 6 9 12 7 10 11 4 8 16 17 21 22 23 24 18 19 20...

Page 26: ...r Body Bolts 4 Qty 11 301920 Rhino Chuck Lok System Locking Nut 12 300902 Rhino Chuck Lok System 2 Adapter 1 per driver No P N Description 13 300712 Ground Bolt 14 301015 Post Driver Body with Cylinde...

Page 27: ...18 25 26 27 28 15 29 28 15 33 33 30 31 32 35 34 36 38 38 40 37 37 Rhino GPD 40 Fence Pro Parts List 39...

Page 28: ...per driver 300240 Honda GX35 Engine Honda Engine Parts are Available from Your Local Honda Dealer 301800 GPD 40 Fence Pro Owner s Manual 300805 Safety Label and Tag Set No P N Description Accessories...

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