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Do not

 lend or rent 

your post driver with-

out the instruction manuals. Be sure that 

anyone using it understands the informa-

tion contained in these manuals.

Do not

 use this post 

driver for any purpose 

other than driving posts into the ground. 

Misuse may result in personal injury or 

property damage, including damage to the 

machine.

Minors should never 

be allowed to use this 

power tool. Bystanders, especially chil-

dren, and animals should not be allowed in 

the area where it is in use. 

NEVER

 let your 

power tool run unat-

tended. When it is not in use, shut it off 

and make sure that unauthorized persons 

do not use it.

Do not operate this 

post driver unless the 

operator is wearing safety glasses, safety 

shoes, hearing protection, gloves or any 

other safety equipment advised by, ANSI, 

NIOSH, OSHA, or any other safety 

regulatory agency, or the employer or the 

owner of this post driver.

Hearing protection is required

 as the 

post driver emits noise at 100 dB level. 

Bystanders should, at a minimum, wear 

safety glasses and hearing protection while 

in the presence of this power tool during 

operation. If not wearing protective gear, 

bystanders should keep a distance of 20 

feet (6.00m) from the post driver while in 

operation.

Prolonged use

 of a 

power tool (or other 

machines) exposing the operator to vibra-

tions may 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 may cause nerve and circu-

lation damage and tissue necrosis.

Not all factors contributing to white finger 

disease are known, but cold weather, 

smoking and diseases or physical condi-

tions that affect blood vessels and blood 

transport, as well as high vibration levels 

and long periods of exposure to vibration 

are mentioned as factors in the develop-

ment of white finger disease. In order to 

reduce the risk of white finger disease and 

carpal tunnel syndrome, please note the 

following:
•  Ranch Pro

 has been designed with 

Rhino

®

 CIS

 anti-vibration handles to 

reduce the transmission of vibrations 

created by the machine to the opera-

tor’s hands. An anti-vibration system is 

recommended for those persons using 

power tools on a regular or sustained 

basis.

•  The handle opposite the throttle handle 

has been fitted with an EPDM foam 

grip further dampening vibrations.

•  Wear gloves and keep your hands 

warm.

•  Ensure that the EPDM foam and the 

spring dampening system are in good 

working condition.

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Summary of Contents for Ranch Pro

Page 1: ...hest Quality Post Drivers and Post Pullers Highest Quality Post Drivers and Post Pullers O W N E R S M A N U A L Form No 300800 09 2015 Effective Serial No 002270 Gas Powered Driver Ranch Pro P N 3000...

Page 2: ...ange specifications or design at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation whatever No part of this publication may be reproduced without written permission from Rhino Tool Company...

Page 3: ...ons 6 Starting the Engine 6 Hot Restart 8 Ranch Pro Maintenance 9 Ranch Pro Service Instructions 10 Servicing Crankshaft and Piston 11 Service of the Hammer and Anvil 12 Ranch Pro Parts List 16 Limite...

Page 4: ...wnership Fill out the warranty registration card or online registration to receive Rhino Lifetime Impact Warranty See Page 20 Please read and understand the Honda warranty policy The Honda warranty is...

Page 5: ...c GASOLINE Gaso line is HIGHLY FLAMMABLE and EXPLOSIVE You can be burned or seriously injured when handling fuel EXHAUST The ex haust from the engine contains poisonous carbon monoxide gas that can bu...

Page 6: ...to vibra tions may 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 burnin...

Page 7: ...tional area to prevent a situ ation in which startled livestock become a safety hazard WARNING LABELS If your post driver s warning label is marred or destroyed replace it immedi ately Simply contact...

Page 8: ...inspect your Ranch Pro Post Driver before use The interior of the chuck tube should be checked for obstruc tions damage or wear to the chuck tube and anvil inside The outer surfaces of the driver sho...

Page 9: ...rection of the arrow as shown in Fig 5 Return the starter grip gently Do not extend the starter rope to its full length as it can cause damage the recoil mechanism An operator should never wrap the st...

Page 10: ...position 2 Move the choke lever to the OPEN position 3 Hold the throttle in the MAX speed position 4 Pull the starter grip 3 to 5 times Follow the STARTING THE ENGINE procedure on the previous page an...

Page 11: ...G Never refuel your Ranch Pro with the en gine hot or running as there is a possibility the flammable fumes from the gasoline can ignite causing severe injury and or damage to your post driver and sur...

Page 12: ...ions 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 Replace...

Page 13: ...the wall inward measure 1 4 or less Fig 10 this indicates the grease is low The maximum level should not be more than 1 2 If ridge of grease measures 1 4 6mm or less add a small amount At maximum lev...

Page 14: ...the handle tubes p n 301232 have anti vibration springs p n 610010 4 installed and they are under tension When the lower driver body is removed it should appear as shown in Fig 12 The anvil o ring ret...

Page 15: ...hammer o ring Seal should be replaced at this time Clean and inspect the piston and con necting rod Insert the crank pin into the bearing on the connecting rod If there is excessive play or side movem...

Page 16: ...ith Rhino approved grease p n 300500 Insert the hammer into the cylinder taking note of the small end to the anvil as shown in Fig 13 Push the hammer into the cylinder making room to insert the anvil...

Page 17: ...n there will be resis tance from the anti vibration springs to seat the lower driver body on to the post driver body This is normal Follow the threadlocker procedure on page 13 Insert and hand thread...

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

Page 19: ...300600 2 Piston O ring Seal and Hammer O ring Seal 9 300080 Hammer 10 300110 Anvil O ring Retainer 11 300712 Ground Bolt 12 300604 2 Large Retainer O ring Seal 2 Qty No P N Description 13 300100 Large...

Page 20: ...18 Rhino Ranch Pro Driver Parts List continued 25 26 27 28 1 29 36 39 40 37 37 1 33 33 30 30 31 32 34 35 28 38 38...

Page 21: ...06 2 Shroud Bolt 2 per driver 40 300705 2 Lower Shroud Bolt 2 per driver 300240 Honda GX35 Engine 300800 Ranch Pro Owner s Manual 300805 Safety Label and Tag Set No P N Name Honda Engine Parts Honda E...

Page 22: ...ost Driver which is proved to be defective upon inspec tion by a Rhino certified authorized technician This Limited Warranty does not extend to a Gasoline Powered Post Driver which has been subject to...

Page 23: ...reservoir to ensure proper level page 6 Follow starting procedure It is not unusual for blue smoke to be emitted from the engine let the engine run until smoke clears Proper Storage When storing your...

Page 24: ...620 Andrews Avenue Kewanee IL 61443 P 309 853 5555 or Toll Free 866 707 1808 F 309 856 5905 www rhinotool com E info rhinotool com Manufacturing Quality Post Drivers and Post Pullers Since 1975 Manufa...

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