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STANDARD SERIES ROTARY CUTTERS

STSRC48, STSRC60

191585, 191586

Operator’s Manual

Read the Operator’s Manual entirely.

When you see this symbol, the

subsequent instructions and warnings are

serious follow without exception. Your life

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Summary of Contents for 191585

Page 1: ...TSRC48 STSRC60 191585 191586 Operator s Manual Read the Operator s Manual entirely When you see thissymbol the subsequent instructions and warnings are serious follow without exception Your life and t...

Page 2: ...uld cause severe injury or death Do not allow anyone to stand between tractor and implement while backing up to implement Keep hands feet and clothing away from power driven parts Wear snug fitting cl...

Page 3: ...AND DEVICES Slow moving tractors self propelled equipment and towed implements can create a hazard when driven on public roads They are challenging to see especially at night Flashing warning lights a...

Page 4: ...ll attention of the operator Avoid wearing radio headphones while operating machinery AVOID HIGH PRESSURE FLUIDS HAZARD Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing severe injury Avoid...

Page 5: ...ing Danger Keep hands and feet away SAFETY LABELS Your rotary cutter comes equipped with all safety labels in place They were designed tohelp you safely operate your implement Read and follow the dire...

Page 6: ...6 This shows the grease position Caution 540 RPM PTO speed Caution Fill gearbox with SAE 90gear lube S SAFETY LABELS...

Page 7: ...SECTION 1 ASSEMBLY AND SET UP TRACTOR REQUIREMENTS Tractor horsepower should be within the range noted below Tractors outside the horsepower range must not be used Must be using a minimum of 40 hp wh...

Page 8: ...N 1 REMOVE AND CHECK Remove the packing and check goods to if there are any defects or part omission Figure 1 1 Your New Standard Rotary Cutter as it is shipped to You Figure 1 2 The STSRC cutter and...

Page 9: ...T AND FITTING 1 BUBBLE FILM 7 R L SKUD WELDMENT AND FITTING 1 BUBBLE FILM 8 IRON CRATE 1 NONE 9 REMOVABLE ANGLE STEEL 2 CRATE ATTACHMENT 10 LOCK NUT M10 12 CRATE ATTACHMENT 11 BOLT M10 20 8 CRATE ATTA...

Page 10: ...mbly and Fittings ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY 1 RUBBER TIRE ASSEMBLY 1 2 SPACER H 6 2 3 CAP SHAFT MOUNT 1 4 SAFETY LOCK PIN 8 45 1 Table 1 3 Wheel Tire Assembly and Fittings List The detailed description of...

Page 11: ...oting Upper Hitch Black and Fittings List The detailed description of tailwheel adjusting bracket and fittings Figure 1 6 Tailwheel Adjusting Bracket and Fittings ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY 1 LOCKNUT M16 2...

Page 12: ...cutter TOOL REQUIRED 1 2 Ratchet Wrench with 17mm 19mm and 24mm sleeves 17 19 spanner 22 24 Spanner TORQUE APPLICATION Refer to bolt torque in Section 7 Appendix ASSEMBLY STEP 1 INSTALLING FRONT REAR...

Page 13: ...16x55 2pcs Item 6 Gauge wheel mainframe weldment 1 set Item 7 Locknut M12 2pcs Item 8 Plain washer 12 4pcs Item 9 Bolt M12x40 2pcs Item 10 Locknut M16 3pcs Item 11 Bolt M16x110 1pcs Item 12 Spacer 2pc...

Page 14: ...the pivoting upper hitch black with hitch pin upper supplied Secure with safety lock pin Raise rotary cutter from the ground Install R L skid weldment onto the rotary cutter Tighten locknuts completel...

Page 15: ...2pcs Item 4 Cap shaft mount 1pcs Item 5 Safety lock pin 8x45 1 pcs Figure 1 10 Installing Wheel Tire Assembly and Fittings WARNING SAE EP 90W Gear oil must be your first use Overfilling or under filli...

Page 16: ...Disengage power take off engage tractor park brake shut tractor engine off and remove switch key before dismounting from tractor 3 Slide lower 3 point lift arms onto cutter hitch pins Item 2 Secure hi...

Page 17: ...adapter will increase strain on the tractor s power take off shaft causing possible damage to shaft and driveline It will also defeat the purpose of the tractor s power take off shield Make sure drive...

Page 18: ...driveline and slide outer driveline universal joint over tractor power take off shaft 7 Release push pin on the driveline and continue to slide universal joint over tractor power take off shaft until...

Page 19: ...le Driveline on page 20 Otherwise continue with step 7 a Measure from end of inner shield to scribed mark X dimension and record b Cutter off inner shield at the mark Cut same amount off the inner sha...

Page 20: ...raise the implement to ensure drawbar tires and other equipment on the tractor do not contact the implement s frame If there is an interference a Back implement over the support blocks and lower it on...

Page 21: ...ht Some tractors have only a single adjusting arm CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT WARNING To avoid serious injury or death Avoid direct contact with cutter blades by wearing a pair of gloves Cutter blades h...

Page 22: ...ould be adjusted so that the cutting blades are slightly lower than at the front of the cutter than at the back If they are not the tailwheel must be adjusted up or down until the deck slope is correc...

Page 23: ...efer to Section 2 Adjustments 21 Lubricate cutter and driveline as needed Refer to Maintenance Lubrication 30 Make sure all gearboxes are properly lubricated and that all oil plugs have been tightened...

Page 24: ...bove idle and slowly engage power take off initial start up vibrationis normal and should stop after a few revolutions Stop power take off rotation immediately if vibration continues 12 Once the cutte...

Page 25: ...aced Always follow Tractor Shutdown Procedure provided in this manual before dismountingthe tractor Always disengage power take off before lifting cutter fully up Never operate cutter inthe raised pos...

Page 26: ...ter to transport position 2 Reduce tractor ground speed when turning and leave enough clearance so cutterdoes not contact obstacles such as buildings trees or fences 3 Limit transport speed to 20 mph...

Page 27: ...blades turning 3 Optimum ground speed depends on density of material being cut horsepower rating of tractor and terrain Always operate tractor at cutter s full rated power take off speed in a gear ran...

Page 28: ...ower take off If everything is running smoothly at a low idle slowly raise the cutter to transport height checking for bind or chatter in the driveline Lower the cutter to the ground and increase the...

Page 29: ...etter at lower ground speeds Dense ground cover will create the need to slow down even more In certain conditions tractor tires will roll grass down resulting in an uneven cut when grass fails to rebo...

Page 30: ...protect gearbox driveline and other drive train parts Friction clutches should be run in prior to initial operation and after long periods of inactivity To preventdriveline and gearbox damage repeat...

Page 31: ...ecord length A of each clutch spring before disassembling the clutch Refer to Figure 4 2 See IMPORTANT NOTE above before disassembling clutch After measuring and recording each spring length remove sp...

Page 32: ...ntribute to premature bearing wear breakage and or structural cracks in gearbox and or deck Always inspect cutting blades before each use Make certain they are properly installed and are in good worki...

Page 33: ...with cutting edge leading Figure 4 4 Cutter Blade Assembly Refer to Figure 4 4 WARNING To avoid serious injury or death A locknut that has been removed can lose its thread locking properties Reusing a...

Page 34: ...rape off compacted dirt from the bottom of deck and then wash surface thoroughly with a garden hose A coating of oil may also be applied to the lower deckarea to minimize oxidation 2 See Cutter Blade...

Page 35: ...8 pumps Driveline Shield Bearing Type of lubrication multi purpose grease Quantity 4 to 8 pumps Driveline Profiles Type of lubrication multi purpose grease Quantity Clean coat inner profile tube of th...

Page 36: ...Cutter should be level when checking oil Oil expands when hot therefore always check oil level when cold Remove the level plug 3 If oil is below bottom of plug hole add recommended gear lube through...

Page 37: ...HT 440LB 200KG 518LB 235KG CUTTING HEIGHT 1 5 11 CUTTING CAPACITY 1 DIAMETER DECK THICKNESS 3MM HECK HEIGHT 7 38 187 5MM SAFETY GUARDS FRONT AND REAR RUBBER GUARD SKIDS THICKNESS 6MM REPLACEABLE BLADE...

Page 38: ...DIMENSION FOR SPRING SETTING ON CLUTCH BENT DRIVELINE NOTE DRIVELINE SHOULD BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED IF BENT CONTACTING FRAME REDUCE LIFT HEIGHT IN TRANSPORT POSITION CONTACTING DRAWBAR REPOSITION DRA...

Page 39: ...SOLID OBJECTS AND REPLACEBLADE CARRIER EXESSIVE SIDE SKID WEAR CUTTING HEIGHT NOT LEVEL ADJUST CUTTER HEIGHT SOIL ABRASIVE ADJUST CUTTER HEIGHT CUTTING TOO LOW ADJUST CUTTER HEIGHT TAIL WHEEL SUPPORT...

Page 40: ...n below give correct torque values for various bolts and cap screws Tighten all bolts to the torques specified unless otherwise noted Check tightness of boltsperiodically using bolt torque chart as a...

Page 41: ...41 STANDARD SERIES ROTARY CUTTER PARTS LIST...

Page 42: ...0351 STSRC60 14 7010400004 RHSNB M10X25 GR10 9 8 15 7040100005 PLAIN WASHER 10X20X2 34 STSRC48 36 STSRC60 16 7030500017 LOCKNUT M10 21 STSRC48 22 STSRC60 17 4030100346 SKID WELDMENT L 1 STSRC48 403010...

Page 43: ...04 BOLT M12X30 2 38 4300400002 PRESSURE LUBRICATOR M8X1 1 39 7040100006 PLAIN WASHER 12X24X2 5 6 40 7030500018 LOCKNUT M12 2 41 7010100008 BOLT M12X40 2 42 BCL120 00 00 000 1 BLADE MOUNT ASSEMBLY 1 ST...

Page 44: ...3 2 4 4020000166 BUSHING 2 5 4020000081 SPACER H 6 2 6 4020000086 CAP SHAFT MOUNT 1 7 4300100003 SAFETY LOCK PIN 8X45 1 8 4100700003 RUBBER TIRE 4 50 8 1 9 4030100309 TAIL WHEEL HUB 1 10 7060100006 DE...

Page 45: ...N QTY REMARK 1 4030100348 BLADE MOUNT WELDMENT 1 STSRC48 4030100352 STSRC60 2 4020000194 BLADE BOLT 2 3 4290200015 CUTTER BLADE 2 STSRC48 4290200013 STSRC60 4 4010000163 BLADE PLAIN WASHER 2 5 7030500...

Page 46: ...s of action present or future whether the same be known or unknown anticipated or unanticipated resulting from or arising out of the use of said equipment This equipment must be used with care by capa...

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