User guide

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Maintenance and Service Instructions
CLEANING AND WASHING
Regular cleaning, washing and lubricating will
prolong the service of your machine.
NOTE: Use care with power washers to avoid
damage to Warning Decals, Operator Instruction
Labels, Bearings,Chain and Engine. Limit direct
spray on these items.
DO NOT EXCEED 1000 PSI WATER
PRESSURE FOR CLEANING
TWO MINUTE WARNING
Aerators may be tipped on their engine guard for
cleaning and access for no more than 2
minutes. Engine damage may result from
gasoline draining into the crankcase if prolonged.
See engine manufacturers operating and
maintenance instructions.
STORAGE
1. Refer to engine manufacturers instructions for
engine storage information.
2 Clean machine.
3. Cover all scratches with touch up paint.
4. Lubricate according to Lubrication Schedule.
5. Lightly oil or mil board tines to inhibit rust.
6. Store unit with machine in transport position.
7. Handle may be folded.
8. Covered or indoor storage is recommended.
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
A) Inspection Schedule
Item Out of Box First 5 hrs. Every 10 hrs Each Use
• Engine Oil •
• Gear box oil •
• Engine air cleaner •
• Clutch & cable • •
• Chain tension • • •
• Belt wear & tension • •
• Tine wear & condition • •
• Fasteners • •
• Sprockets & set screws • •
• Frame condition • •
• Decals • •
B) Lubrication Schedule
Item Lubricant Every 20 hrs Every 60 hrs As Required Storage
• Engine Oil, see engine •
Owner’s manual
• GearBox Oil, see engine •
Owner’s manual
• Rear wheels Lithium based grease • • •
• Chain Graphite dry lubricant • •
(Aerosol)
• Tines Light machine oil •
• Linkage 30W oil •(*) •
(*) after each pressure wash or steam cleaning