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BLADE DRIVE BELT 
Removing the cover:

 

Check  the  blade  drive  belt  ‘A’  every  300  working  hours. 
Undo  the  three  retaining  bolts  to  remove  the  blade  drive 
belt  cover.    If  worn,  split  or  cracked  the  belt  must  be  re­ 
placed.

 

Replacing and tensioning the belt:

 

Slacken  the  nut  behind  the  belt  tensioning  roller  ‘B’  and 
slide the tensioning roller  down the slot to loosen the belt 
for  removal.  To  re­tension  the  belt  push  the  tensioning 
roller  up  the  slot  firmly  against  the  belt  and  retighten  the 
belt tensioning roller locking nut firmly. Replace the cover 
tighten the retaining bolts.

 

GROUND DRIVE GEAR­BOX 
Checking and topping up the oil level:

 

Check the ground drive gear­box oil level every 300 work­ 
ing  hours  or  if  there  is  any  sign  of  oil  leakage  under  the 
machine.  On  a  level  surface,  tilt  the  machine  forward  to 
rest  on  the  front  chassis  nose.  With  an  extension  socket 
wrench, remove oil plug ‘A’ and using a container  with a 
filler  tube  top  up  the  gear­box  oil  level  with  EP  90  Gear 
Oil  until  the  oil  is  level  with  the  lip  of  the  gear­box  filler 
hole. replace the oil plug and tighten firmly.

 

JOCKEY WHEELS AND OPERATING LEVERS 
Oiling the jockey wheels:

 

The  jockey  wheels  should  be  oiled  every  20  working 
hours. Rotate the jockey wheels to bring the wheel hub oil 
hole  ‘A’  to  the  top.  Using  an  oil  can,  pump  two  or  three 
strokes of oil into the wheel hub of both wheels.

 

OPERATING LEVERS 
Oiling the stem plungers:

 

The three stem­lock plungers ’A’ for the two jockey wheel 
levers  and  the  ground  drive  operating  lever  which  is  lo­ 
cated behind the engine should be oiled every 20 working 
hours or 3 weeks. Turn the levers up apply a little oil to the 
top of the  stem plunger  lip and allow  it to  soak down the 
stem.

 

TYRES 
Check for wear and tyre pressure:

 

Check  the  tyre  pressure  every  20  Hours  or  3  weeks  and 
maintain at 18 PSI, Over inflated tyres will effect traction. 
Under  inflated  tyres  will  effect  the  handling  and  stability 
of the  machine.  To check and top up the pressure remove 
the  valve  cap  ‘A’  ,  ensure that the  cap  is  refitted securely 
when completed. The maintain traction efficiency, replace 
the  tyres  when  any  part  of  the  block  pattern  turf  tread  is 
less  than  one  millimetre.  If  wheel  weights  are  fitted  they 
must  be  removed  to  gain  access  to  the  tyre  valve.  The 
wheel can  be removed to repair or replace the tyre by un­ 
doing  the  three  stud  mounting  bolts  ‘B’.  Ensure  they  are 
securely re­tightened.

 

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Страница 1: ...ine Catalogue at www groundsmanindustries com Ireland Scotland Groundsman Industries Phone 44 0 28 2766 7049 www groundsmanindustries com England Wales Synergy Products Ltd Phone 44 0 1380 828 337 www synergyproducts co uk Importer Distributor TURF MULTI CUTTER MODEL TMC2 OPERATORS MANUAL GROUNDSMAN INDUSTRIES LTD 30 BALLYBRAKES ROAD BALLYMONEY CO ANTRIM BT53 6LG TEL 028 276 67049 FAX 028 276 6685...

Страница 2: ...serial number of your Groundsman Pedestrian Operated Turf Multi Cutter is located on the front right side body panel if viewed from the rear of the machine This machine was supplied by Dealer address If you require any further advice or assistance you can contact Groundsman Industries di rectly on TEL 028 2766 7049 FAX 028 2766 6855 Email bwarke groundsmanindustries co uk ...

Страница 3: ...TS PAGE SERIAL NUMBER 1 INDEX 2 SAFETY FIRST 3 WARRANTY 4 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 5 OPERATOR LEVERS AND CONTROLS 6 7 BASIC SET UP OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 8 9 10 RUNNING MAINTENANCE 11 12 13 AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES 14 NOTES 15 ...

Страница 4: ...ank is full Take care not to allow petrol spillage or cause to ignite 4 Never operate the machine with any parts missing Check the machine periodically for loose or damaged parts Always use genuine Groundsman Industries replacement parts Failures caused by the use of spurious replacement parts will not be covered by the fac tory warranty nor will any liability be accepted for damages or injury thu...

Страница 5: ...t be returned to the dealer immediately together with full particulars of the de fects the machine number the hours worked and the date machine was supplied D The manufacturers warranty does not extend to proprietary or other components not of its manufacture but it will as far as possible pass to the purchaser any benefits of any guarantee given to the manufac turer in respect of such components ...

Страница 6: ...led Bearings throughout Ground Drive Oil Filled Worm Gearbox WHEELS Front Stud Mounting 13 x 5 00 x 6 Pneumatic Block Pattern Tyres Rear 20cm 8 Jockey Wheels All calculations are based on standard operating engine speed of 3600RPM Height 81cm 32 Width 56cm 22 At Handles 53cm 21 At Safety Guard Length 110cm 43 160cm 63 123Kg 270lbs Depth Adjustable Maximum Forward Speed Blade Speed HAV Levels Handl...

Страница 7: ...OSITION A INWORK AND TRANSPORT LEVER B CUTTING DEPTH SET LEVER MACHINE SET IN TRANSPORT POSITION A INWORK AND TRANSPORT LEVER B CUTTING DEPTH SET LEVER GROUND DRIVE LEVER IN NEUTRAL C GROUND DRIVE ENGAGEMENT LEVER OPERATORS HANDLE UNFOLDED A THROTTLE LEVER OPERATOR LEVERS AND CONTROLS B A B A B A B C A ...

Страница 8: ... PETROL ENGINE A ON OFF SWITCH B CHOKE LEVER C FUEL ON OFF LEVER D PULL STARTER HANDLE BLADE CLUTCH PULLY GUARD A FLAP COVER HANDLE KNOB B BLADE CLUTCH TOGGLE Page 7 OPERATOR LEVERS AND CONTROLS A B A B C D ...

Страница 9: ...amp lever firmly DEPTH OF CUT Set the transport lever A forward to the cutting position as shown to lower the machine into cut To adjust the depth of cut alter the position of the rear jockey wheels by pulling the stem lock plunger towards the depth of cut lever knob B and moving the lever forward or backwards to select the desired cutting depth from 1 to 6 cm on the scale NOTE Tilt the machine fo...

Страница 10: ...will increase the engine speed and engage the main drive clutch If the ground drive lever and blade drive toggle are set in the dis engaged neutral position no drive will be trans mitted to the ground wheel or the cutter blade and the machine can be wheeled freely by the operator En gage the ground drive for forward transportation un der power The cutter blade drive should remain dis engaged for t...

Страница 11: ... on the mounting pad and the shorter bolt is in the top centre hole Ensure that the heavy washers are refitted and tighten the blade mounting nuts firmly NOTE See Blades and Accessories on page 14 OPERATING THE MACHINE IN WORK Follow the instructions to set the cutter depth and en gage the blade cutter drive Ensure that the ground wheel drive is also engaged Start the engine and grasp ing the thro...

Страница 12: ...ilter outer foam B and wash clean with petrol and squeeze in a few drops of oil The paper element must be replaced when dirty or clogged Check every 50 working hours depend ing on operating conditions MAIN DRIVE BELT Removing the cover Check the main drive belt A every 100 working hours Undo the two retaining bolts to remove the main drive belt cover If worn split or cracked the belt must be re pl...

Страница 13: ...LEVERS Oiling the jockey wheels The jockey wheels should be oiled every 20 working hours Rotate the jockey wheels to bring the wheel hub oil hole A to the top Using an oil can pump two or three strokes of oil into the wheel hub of both wheels OPERATING LEVERS Oiling the stem plungers The three stem lock plungers A for the two jockey wheel levers and the ground drive operating lever which is lo cat...

Страница 14: ...y a service workshop The cutting bevel should be ground on the upper face of the blade cross knife and on the outermost faces of the side knives If the blade cross knife is worn to less than 2 3 its original width it will not enter the ground effi ciently and must be replaced RUNNING MAINTENANCE A Page 13 MAINTENANCE SUMMARY Frequency Operation Type Quantity Tyres 20 hrs Check Pressure Condition 1...

Страница 15: ...wo mounting stub axles The stub axles are attached by the wheel hub retainer bolt and incorporate a lynch pin quick mounting method of attaching and removing the wheel weights The weights are fitted directly to the wheels therefore no extra weight is felt by the operator however when manually lifting the machine the wheel weights should be removed Fitting the wheel weights Remove the wheel hub ret...

Страница 16: ...groundsmanindustries com England Wales Synergy Products Ltd Phone 44 0 1380 828 337 www synergyproducts co uk Uk Ireland Distributor s Other Country s 30 Ballybrakes Road Ballymoney Co Antrim Northern Ireland United Kingdom BT53 6LG Address Notes Germany Austria Switzerland UNIKOM GmbH Telefon 49 7457 91070 FAX 49 7457 91072 www unikom eu France MACDIS Phone 33 3255 58447 Fax 33 3250 49515 www mac...

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