Toro 09701TE Operator'S Manual Download

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Operator’s Manual

Domestic English (EN)

Form No. 3326-190 Rev. B

ProCore 660 and 880 Aerator

Model No. 09701—200000001 and Up
Model No. 09701TE—200000001 and Up
Model No. 09702—200000001 and Up
Model No. 09702TE—200000001 and Up

Summary of Contents for 09701TE

Page 1: ...Manual Domestic English EN Form No 3326 190 Rev B ProCore 660 and 880 Aerator Model No 09701 200000001 and Up Model No 09701TE 200000001 and Up Model No 09702 200000001 and Up Model No 09702TE 200000...

Page 2: ...ional Contour Following Kit 23 Maintenance 24 Lubrication 24 Page Torque Taper Lock Assembly 25 Torque Jackshaft Set Screws 25 Adjusting Belt Tension 25 Replacing Belts 26 Storage 27 The Toro General...

Page 3: ...ion is commenced Also tighten any loose nuts bolts and screws to ensure machine is in safe operating condition Do not operate machine while wearing sandals tennis shoes sneakers or shorts Also do not...

Page 4: ...engine stop the PTO and apply the hand brake before dismounting from the tractor Be sure the aerator is on the ground or lowered onto the rear castor safety stand Support the machine with the rear cas...

Page 5: ...s damaged or lost 93 9879 1 Stored energy hazard read the Operator s Manual 100 3613 1 Full body entanglement hazard stay away from moving parts 100 3614 1 Crushing hazard of hand and body use the rea...

Page 6: ...e instructions before servicing or performing maintenance 3 Entanglement hazard stay away from moving parts 4 Crushing hazard of hand and body lower machine to the ground 5 Crushing hazard of hand and...

Page 7: ...Hitch Category Category one three point linkage Min Max Depth 0 4 0 105 mm Drive Belt Section 5VX 3 Tine Pair General Specifications 880 Aerator Working Width 80 2m Overall Width 92 1 83 m Overall Len...

Page 8: ...2 30 mm 2 4 62 mm 3 2 81 mm 38 531 3 579 51 375 4 772 1 7 2 7 3 76 mm 1 2 30 mm 2 4 62 mm 3 2 81 mm 46 015 4 274 61 353 5 699 2 0 3 2 3 5 89 mm 1 2 30 mm 2 4 62 mm 3 2 81 mm 53 777 4 995 71 703 6 660...

Page 9: ...Kg implement 660 Category one 3 point hitch rated to lift at least a 1700 lb 771 Kg implement 880 540 rpm tractor PTO Adequate front end weight ballast Ballast Requirements To help prevent bodily inj...

Page 10: ...e 5 1 Side guard LH 3 Secure each side guard to mounting studs with washers and nuts previously removed Adjust PTO Shaft Length Important A long PTO shaft is supplied with machine to accommodate large...

Page 11: ...ally 10 Assemble PTO shaft and secure to aerator and tractor 11 Measure the shaft If not at least 1 5 inches 37 mm repeat procedure 12 Raise aerator to highest position There must be at least 3 inches...

Page 12: ...tor safety stand tube with bolt and washer previously removed Fig 9 1 2 Figure 9 1 Castor wheel 2 Castor safety stand 5 Rear castor safety stand has two positions Collapsed for aerator storage Extende...

Page 13: ...t and set 3 point lift stop Fig 13 to provide approximately 4 ground clearance when in the raised position to minimize PTO angle when raising aerator For transporting or trailer loading unloading the...

Page 14: ...gaps in the turf guards 5 To decrease down pressure of turf guards A Remove nuts securing each end of turf finger bracket to roller legs Fig 15 1 2 Figure 15 1 Spacer location 1 each end 2 Roller scra...

Page 15: ...d remove the key from ignition switch 4 Before leaving the operator s seat on tractor wait for engine and all moving parts to stop 5 Install rear castor safety stand collapse it to storage position an...

Page 16: ...16 Heads Required Heads Required Tines Required 36 Required Tines Required 48 Required Tines Required 18 Required Tines Required 24 Required Tines Required 18 Required Tines Required 24 Required Tine...

Page 17: ...s Required Heads Required Tines Required 48 Required Tines Required 64 Required Tines Required 24 Required Tines Required 32 Required Tines Required 24 Required Tines Required 32 Required Tine Options...

Page 18: ...des Depth guides 1 thru 27 are provided to give equal increments for adjustment The numbers do not relate to measurements of depth as this changes with tine type and amount of tine wear Adjustment bet...

Page 19: ...s possible Note Remember when depth changes are made you will need to adjust the top link length to give the correct machine angle Refer to Connect Upper Link page 8 Important Tine depth is affected b...

Page 20: ...ng procedure A Position aerator on a flat level surface B Make sure aerator roller is on the ground and depth indicator is set at desired setting Fig 22 1 Figure 22 1 Depth guide C Measure and record...

Page 21: ...e operation of the following tractor controls before you are able to operate the aerator PTO Engagement 3 Point Hitch Raise Lower Clutch Throttle Gear Selection Note Refer to tractor operator s manual...

Page 22: ...ge the power take off PTO clutch to start the aerator working Important Do not operate aerator at 540 PTO rpm when lifted out of the ground This machine can be damaged if operated at full speed withou...

Page 23: ...or dry Best results are obtained after a rain or when turf has been watered the previous day Note If the roller rides up off the ground while aerating the ground is too hard to achieve the desired dep...

Page 24: ...i purpose lithium base grease The lubrication intervals and points are Lubricate Daily PTO shaft 3 Fig 24 Figure 24 Lubricate Weekly Roller Bearings 2 Fig 25 Depth Jacks 2 Fig 26 Drive Shaft Bearings...

Page 25: ...l set screws in the removal holes and tighten until taper lock bushing is free from pulley Remove setscrews from removal holes 5 Use the thick assembly washer located in the frame under the bolt that...

Page 26: ...hair pin cotter and idler pin securing top of spring assembly to frame Fig 32 2 4 3 6 5 1 7 Figure 32 1 Idler spring boot 2 Jam nut 3 Adjusting nut 4 Idler pin hairpin cotter 5 Idler pulley 6 Hairpin...

Page 27: ...pulley with screw lock washer and flat washer 17 Secure idler pulley assembly to idler pivot shaft with hair pin cotter 18 Secure top of spring assembly to frame with idler pin and hair pin cotter 19...

Page 28: ...contamination use of unapproved coolants lubricants additives or chemicals etc Normal wear and tear items Normal wear and tear includes but is not limited to damage to seats due to wear or abrasion wo...