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Aerator

 PRO-26

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Transport Wheels Lift Handle:

 The transport wheels lift 

handle, located across the rear of the of the handlebar, 

raises  or  lowers  the  transport  wheels.  Push  on  the 

transport handle to raise the transport wheels and set 

the tines into the turf. To lower the transport wheels and 

remove the tines from the turf, pull back on the transport 

handle. 

Clutch Handle:

 The clutch handle is located across the 

top  of  the  handlebar. 

Slowly  pull  back  on 

the  clutch  handle  to 

engage the drive.

 

Slowly Engage The Clutch Handle.  Fast 

Engagement On Uneven Ground Can Cause The 

Aerator To Tip Or Roll Over.

The clutch will not act as a brake when released. If the 

clutch  is  released  or  disengaged  when  the Aerator  is 

going up a slope, the machine will freewheel and roll 

backwards towards the operator. If the clutch is released 

or disengaged when going down a slope, the machine 

will freewheel forward.

Removable Transport Wheels:

 The transport wheels 

can  be  temporarily  removed  to  allow  the  PRO–26  to 

fit through gates or narrow openings. With the wheels 

removed, the PRO–26 is approximately 0.864 M (34” 

inches)  wide. 

The wheels must be replaced before 

operation.

DESCRIPTION  OF  ENGINE  AND  OPERATOR 

CONTROLS 

(See Figure 2)

The  operator  controls    are  located  on  the  handlebar. 

They consist of the engine throttle, the clutch handle, 

and  the  transport  wheels  handle.  Ensure  that  all 

operator  controls  are  in  good  operating  condition.  Do 

not  alter  operator  controls  and/or  operate  the Aerator 

with defective or non-operational operator controls.

Engine Controls:

 The engine controls are all located 

on  the  engine  except  for  the  throttle.  The  engine  is 

equipped with a On/Off switch, a fuel shutoff valve, and 

a  choke.  Ensure  that  all  engine  controls  are  in  good 

operating condition. Do not alter engine controls and/or 

operate  the Aerator  with  defective  or  non-operational 

engine controls.

Engine  Throttle:

  The  throttle  is  located  on  the  right 

hand  side  of  the  handlebar.  Set  the 

throttle at a speed that is comfortable 

for the operator to walk safely behind. 

Decrease throttle speed when operating in an area of 

close obstacles.

Forward ground speed is controlled 

by the engine speed.

DS85395-03C

DS85395-02C

WARNING

DESCRIPTION

Summary of Contents for 85395

Page 1: ...ber J00101 Manual Number 661265 Rev C DANGER IF INCORRECTLY USED THIS MACHINE CAN CAUSE SEVERE INJURY THOSE WHO USE AND MAINTAIN THIS MACHINE SHOULD BE TRAINED IN ITS PROPER USE WARNED OF ITS DANGERS...

Page 2: ...Operation Instructions 12 Operator Daily Inspection 13 Storage 13 Troubleshooting Table 13 Service and Adjustments Lubrication 14 Adjustments 14 How To Obtain Parts and Service 15 Parts Lists 16 Decal...

Page 3: ...61 kW 3 5 HP Industrial With 6 1 Gear Reducer Aerator 85396 Honda 2 98 kW 4 0 HP GX120 With 6 1 Gear Reducer Drive V Belt to Jackshaft Roller Chain to Tines and Drum Clutch Belt Idler Type Controlled...

Page 4: ...and string trimmers Rotary mowers can throw debris at speed up to 320 Km h Hearing If the noise level of the equipment is too loud use ear protection Do not use stereo headsets during operation This i...

Page 5: ...e 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 hand or arm...

Page 6: ...bushing Place a large spacer on the end of the screw Insert all into the hole in the wheel lift linkage tube on the inside and secure with a at washer and 3 8 16 Flexloc Tighten securely INSTALLATION...

Page 7: ...GHT SIDE LIFT TUBE NYLOCK NUT AND FLAT WASHER SPACER LEFT SIDE ONLY 3 8 16 X 1 3 4 HEX HEAD SCREW AND FLAT WASHER SIDE SIDE NYLOCK NUT AND FLAT WASHER NYLOCK NUT AND FLAT WASHER 3 8 16 X 1 1 8 HEX HEA...

Page 8: ...Aerator Pro 26 is NOT intended to be used for any purpose other than the aeration of turf The Aerator Pro 26 is NOT designed for or intended to accept riders Description DESCRIPTION FIGURE 2 FRONT DR...

Page 9: ...ugh gates or narrow openings With the wheels removed the PRO 26 is approximately 0 864 M 34 inches wide The wheels must be replaced before operation DESCRIPTION OF ENGINE AND OPERATOR CONTROLS See Fig...

Page 10: ...Mechanism Do not tip the Aerator on its back or nose during transportation service or cleaning If tipped engine oil from the crankcase will enter the piston cylinder and foul the spark plug When loadi...

Page 11: ...eet or hands caught in the revolving tine reel When operated on steep slopes or when operated in an unsafe manner the Aerator 26 can tip roll over or roll back on to the operator causing serious injur...

Page 12: ...and swivel the aerator around on its front drum To back up the Aerator tines must be removed from the turf Release clutch lower the transport wheels and pull the Aerator backwards DANGER SAFE 012 OP85...

Page 13: ...dition and sharpness of the tines Check for plugged or blocked tines Inspect all operator controls for proper operation Do not operate any machine with missing inoperative or damaged controls The Aera...

Page 14: ...rease 54202 Gasoline Lead Free 54104 Plastic Parts 57127 Tires 57502 SAFE 14 Service and Adjustments WARNING SERVICE FIGURE 4 SV85395 01C GREASE REAR TRANSPORT WHEEL HUBS Grease Fittings Lube after ev...

Page 15: ...g for damage and wear Replace any damaged or worn items To adjust the clutch cable for V belt slippage loosen the lock nut on the cable adjuster and shorten the cable by turning the adjuster one turn...

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