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85372

INTENDED USE AND FUNCTION

The  TurnAer  6  is  a  self-propelled,  steerable,  coring 

tine aerator. The TurnAer 6 is intended to be used for 

the aeration of the turf or soil at a properly prepared 

worksite. The TurnAer 6 is NOT intended to be used 

for any purpose other than the aeration of turf.  The 

TurnAer  6  is  only  intended  to  accept  riders  when 

properly  equipped  with  an  optional  TurnAer  Chariot 

(Product #86168).

DESCRIPTION  OF  ENGINE  AND  OPERATOR 

CONTROLS 

(See Figure 4)

The  operator  controls  are  located  on  the  handlebar. 

They consist of the engine throttle, the clutch handle, 

the right and left hand steering and transport controls, 

and the rear transport wheels latch handle. Ensure that 

all operator controls are in good operating condition. Do 

not alter operator controls and/or operate the TurnAer 

6 with defective or non-operational operator controls.

Operators  Position:

  The  correct  position  for  the 

operator is behind the handlebars. Neither the clutch 

control handle or the rear transport wheel latch handle 

should be engaged unless the operator is behind the 

handlebars.

Description

DESCRIPTION

FIGURE 4

HANDLEBAR

CLUTCH

HANDLE

ENGINE

CONTROLS

REAR

TRANSPORT

WHEELS

TINES AND TINE REELS

THROTTLE

REAR TRANSPORT

WHEELS LATCH

HANDLE

RIGHT AND LEFT HAND

STEERING CONTROLS

AND TRANSPORT

CONTROLS

LOCATION

OF OPERATOR 

CONTROLS AND 

COMPONENTS

OPERATORS

POSITION

CLUTCH

HANDLE

HANDLEBAR

LOCKING NUTS

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Summary of Contents for 85372

Page 1: ...665263 DANGER IF INCORRECTLY USED THIS MACHINE CAN CAUSE SEVERE INJURY THOSE WHO USE AND MAINTAIN THIS MACHINE SHOULD BE TRAINED IN ITS PROPERUSE WARNEDOFITSDANGERS ANDSHOULDREADTHEENTIREMANUAL BEFOR...

Page 2: ...furnish your Model Designation Product Number and Serial Number when ordering parts Model Designation TurnAer 6 Product Number 85372 Serial Number __________________________ Engine Serial Number ____...

Page 3: ...ort Wheels Raised Wheels Latched Up Weight 163 Kg 359 Pounds Engine Product Number 85372 Honda 2 98 kW 4 0 HP GX120 With 6 1 Gear Reducer Drive V Belt to Differential RC 40 Roller Chain to Tines Reels...

Page 4: ...ry may get caught in the mechanism Wear shoes that will protect your feet The protection of leather shoes boots or steel toed safety shoes is required Hard Hat A hard hat should be considered when usi...

Page 5: ...d can cause leakage Check the fuel lines and ttings frequently for cracks and leaks Pull the starter cord slowly until resistance is felt Then pull the cord rapidly to avoid kickback and to prevent ha...

Page 6: ...ting hardware Loosen and remove the upper handlebar mounting hardware Raise or lower the handlebar and handlebar support plate to the matching hole on the frame mounting plate High Middle or Low Selec...

Page 7: ...TIONS MIDDLE POSITION HIGH POSITIONS FIGURE 3 LOW POSITIONS MIDDLE POSITION HIGH POSITIONS AS85391 03 LOW MIDDLE HIGH FRAME MOUNTING PLATE NOTE MEASUREMENTS ARE WITH THE AERATOR LOWERED AND THE TINES...

Page 8: ...ring and transport controls and the rear transport wheels latch handle Ensure that all operator controls are in good operating condition Do not alter operator controls and or operate the TurnAer 6 wit...

Page 9: ...of the unit During aeration tines in the turf Applying the right steering control makes the aerator turn right applying the left steering control makes the aerator turn left When applied the controls...

Page 10: ...it is being moved to provide extra protection for the aerator tines and the vehicle or trailer WARNING CAUTION When Being Moved By Vehicle Or Trailer Securely Tie Down The Aerator To Avoid Damage To...

Page 11: ...may be damaged in the aerating process MAXIMUM ANGLE OF OPERATION WARNING TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY Do Not Operate the TurnAer 6 On Steep Slopes MAXIMUM SLOPE ANGLE IS 15 DEGREES The Aerator Can Tip Rol...

Page 12: ...typical lawn using a traditional aerator you might expect to lift the machine over 100 times A 90 reduction reduces lifting to 10 times These results are only obtained when operated correctly This new...

Page 13: ...ntrol and engage the left control To make turns while transporting pull back on the handlebar to reducing traction by slightly lifting the front tires while pulling to the side you want to turn When t...

Page 14: ...rn Make sure you keep the machine rolling while turning Aerating In Tight Areas All lawns will have areas that are too tight to turn using the steering system This is the 10 of the time you will have...

Page 15: ...to service personnel Inspect fuel levels Do not ll fuel tank over 3 4 full Check for proper lubrication of the entire machine Check for proper oil levels in the engine Check condition and sharpness o...

Page 16: ...ervals of oil change proper oil types and ll levels for the engine and the gear reduction unit ADJUSTMENTS Check and retighten nuts and screws frequently to ensure safe operation Chain Idler Sprocket...

Page 17: ...er end of the clutch cable is securely mounted to the clutch control handle Check the engine mounting hardware the hardware should be tight and engine pulley should be in line with the clutch pulley S...

Page 18: ...en removed for service Before adjusting the cable the caliper pads should be adjusted See Steering Control and Caliper Pad Adjustment section in this manual After adjustment check caliper operation to...

Page 19: ...4 Remove the square key D from the shafts Step 5 Remove and install the old and new V Belt thru the space between the shafts E Step 6 Reinstall the key D Step 7 Reinstall shaft connector A Punch mark...

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