TURFCO T3100 Service Quick Manual Download Page 10

T3000 

 T3100 Service Quick Tip

 

 

 

Steering Cable Adjustment 

Page 1 of 2 

 

Steering Cable Adjustment 

 

*For 2015 & Newer units go to 2

nd

 page for adjustment 

 

 

  

  

 

 Machine Preparation 

1.

 

Stand the machine up for easy access to the parking 
break adjustment 

(see T3000/T3000i Service and 

Repair Bulletin “

Upright Repair Position

”)

 

2.

 

 

Find the clevis on the end of the steering cables 

(FIGURE 1)

.

 

 

Minor Tension Adjustment 

1.

 

When only minor tightening of the steering cable is 
needed you do not need to remove the clevis from the 
steering arm assembly. 

2.

 

Loosen the nut below the clevis and turn the cable 
clockwise to tighten 

(FIGURE 1)

 

3.

 

Re-tighten the lower nut to the clevis to complete 
tightening. 

 Normal 

Tension Adjustment  

1.

 

When the steering cables have normal  

“slack” 

the clevis must be removed from the steering arm 

and tightened. 

2.

 

 Remove the cotter pin and clevis pin from

 

the steering arm 

(FIGURE 2)

 

IMPORTANT! Ensure you keep constant tension 

on the steering cables to ensure they do not fall off of the 
pulleys near the rear of the machine (FIGURE 3).

  

3.

 

Loosen locking nuts on the clevis and turn it counter 
clockwise on the steering cable 

(FIGURE 4)

.  

IMPORTANT! Tighten each steering cable equally to 
ensure equal alignment and avoid changing the 
steering wheel alignment.

 

Approximate time 

5-15 Minutes 

FIGURE 1: 

Steering cable clevis and locking nut 

FIGURE 3: 

Steering Cable Pulleys 

FIGURE 2: 

Steering Cable Clevis: a) Cotter Pin b) Clevis Pin 

Summary of Contents for T3100

Page 1: ...Service Quick Tips...

Page 2: ...foot operated forward ground speed foot pedal FIGURE 2 o Kit 87518 Changed transaxle brake rotor o Automatic part change 2013 New front wheel bearings FIGURE 3 o Kit 87522 Hopper extension FIGURE 4 o...

Page 3: ...n for 3 in 1 tank Higher foot pedal clearance o Kit 670316 or 87518 depending on product number 2016 Translucent fuel tank FIGURE 7 o Will fit old machines Solid linkage Trim lever FIGURE 8 Added bush...

Page 4: ...r extended periods of time is very harmful to any equipment Blow off the unit with air after cleaning with water o Variable speed pulley Clean the pulley with water as you switch between the wide and...

Page 5: ...surface If excessively dirty replace the filter Clean carb linkage choke control and governor spring Blow off the area with air brake cleaner works as well and then using a DRY LUBRICANT work the link...

Page 6: ...fuel from gas tank 7 Locate the machine on a level surface 8 Secure the front bumper to your properly rated lifting device FIGURE 2 Lifting the T3000i 1 Slowly lift the T3000i with your properly rated...

Page 7: ...olts FIGURE 2 IMPORTANT Do not remove the torx bolts from the bottom of the pump 3 Remove the pump from the T3000 leaving the pump hub on the unit FIGURE 3 4 Place the new pump on the pump hub and rep...

Page 8: ...y 1 Remove the two hose clamps and hoses on the inlet and outlet side of the pump FIGURE 1b 2 Remove the two nylock nuts from the pump assembly bracket FIGURE 2 3 Remove the belts from the pump assemb...

Page 9: ...lley shaft then adjust the hopper to complete your alignment FIGURE 2b Wrap Up 1 If you used the hopper adjustments ensure that the hopper opening functions correctely If there is a gap in the hopper...

Page 10: ...Re tighten the lower nut to the clevis to complete tightening Normal Tension Adjustment 1 When the steering cables have normal slack the clevis must be removed from the steering arm and tightened 2 R...

Page 11: ...n tightened equally and have been reattached to the steering arm sometimes more tension is needed If so perform the minor tension adjustment on page 1 2015 Newer T3100 s Adjustable Clevis 1 On 2015 ne...

Page 12: ...Find the crown nut on the transaxle FIGURE 2 Parking Brake Adjustment 1 Remove the cotter pin and rotate the crown nut clockwise turn FIGURE 3 2 Turn your parking brake on and off to ensure the brake...

Page 13: ...o work them out Inspect surface of spindle shafts and clean Apply a layer of anti seizure lubrication to shaft Reassemble Make sure there is enough clearance on outter bearings to get retainers back i...

Page 14: ...ace the oil filter install by hand and turn to one full turn after the filter gasket contacts the filter base surface 3 Reinstall the filter guard torque screws to 65 in lbs each 4 Lower the T3000i in...

Page 15: ...wheel will open the bypass valve FIGURE 4 and move the speed control handles in the forward and reverse direction 5 or 6 times c Close the bypass valve take the T3000i out of free wheel and drive the...

Page 16: ...ace the oil filter install by hand and turn to one full turn after the filter gasket contacts the filter base surface 3 Reinstall the filter guard torque screws to 65 in lbs each 4 Lower the T3000i in...

Page 17: ...wheel will open the bypass valve FIGURE 4 and move the speed control handles in the forward and reverse direction 5 or 6 times c Close the bypass valve take the T3000i out of free wheel and drive the...

Page 18: ...system has been opened to facilitate maintenance or the oil has been changed The resulting symptoms in hydrostatic systems may be 1 Noisy operation 2 Lack of power or drive after short term op eration...

Page 19: ...Proceed to the purge procedure FLUID CHANGE PROCEDURE Figure 4 Filter Location Filter Filter Guard Top Port Plug Oil Level Check Port Oil Level Oil Volume 2747 2847 ml 726 752 GAL 5 39 5 59 LB 92 9 9...

Page 20: ...w the water out of the pulley with air when done cleaning FIGURE 2 Clean and inspect your trim broadcast and wand spray nozzles Do not use metal objects to clean the nozzles as it can damage the tip a...

Page 21: ...mbly Inspect bearings for wear and replace if worn Clean spindle shafts and inner tire assembly apply a layer of anti sieze to the inner tire and shaft and reassemble FIGURE 5 Preparation for Extended...

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