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L-1681BH-K
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
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The key to years of trouble-free
service is to keep your Lawn Roller
clean and dry.
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Occasionally check all moving parts for free movement and,
if necessary, lubricate with oil.
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Should rust develop, sand lightly and then paint area with
enamel.
• Periodically check all fasteners for tightness.
MAINTENANCE
OPERATION
CAUTION!
Do not overload your Tractor / Rider.
Roller fully loaded with water weighs:
PRC-241 BH = 270 lbs
PRT-361 BH = 690 lbs
PRT-361S BH = 390 lbs
PRT-481S BH = 485 lbs
TRACTOR / RIDING MOWER SPEED
Rollers yield the best results when ground
conditions are correct, and equipment is
operating at
less than 3 mph
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CALIBRATING YOUR TRACTOR TO 3 MPH:
Measure a distance of 20 feet on a flat, level
surface. Adjust tractor throttle and select a gear
to cover this distance in 4.5 seconds.
QUALITY CONTINUES
WITH QUALITY SERVICE
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replacement parts, don’t go back to the store!
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SERVICE
English Manual
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Refer to tractor manual to determine proper towing capacity
of your Tractor / Rider.
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Fill the roller with amount
of water recommended
for your tractor / rider.
Screw in the plug and
tighten securely.
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The plug has an
o-ring to create a seal
and prevents the drum
contents from leaking
out.
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For longest life, drain the roller, leave the plug out, and
if possible, hang the roller when not in use to prevent
possibility of developing a flat spot.
• If a flat spot develops on the roller during storage, ensure
roller is empty then leave out in the sun to warm and roll
around to reduce flat area.
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Please note that sand may be used in place of water with
no risk of freezing.
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Ground condition is vital to good leveling. Soil should be
moist, but not muddy.
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Refer to your Tractor or Riding Mower Owner’s manual for
proper towing capacity and safe operation of your towing
equipment. Towing / Stopping distances will be greatly
affected by added weight of roller.
