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FIGURE 8 — TINE ROTATION BELT CHANGES
TINE ROTATION SELECTION
As received, the R5000 is set-up for reverse rotation
which is best for breaking sod or new ground and for
tilling deep. In this mode, the tines rotate in the
reverse direction of the driving wheels. The direction
of tine rotation is easily changed to forward mode
for cultivating and seed bed preparation.
When in forward mode for cultivating between rows,
the tines do not have to be switched from side to
side, however, the Tiller will thus break previously
tilled soil to a depth of on iy 1 or 2 Inches. To dig un¬
filled soil or to till deeper for seed bed preparation,
switch the tines from right to left side.
CHANGE TINE ROTATION with engine off as
follows:
Remove the wing-nut and washer on the
front stud of the belt cover, pull the cover outward
over this stud then swing the cover rearward and out
of the way over the belt pulley. With the clutch con¬
trol released, there is sufficient slack to slip the belt
off the pulley for changing the arrangement as
shown in figure 8. In the original reverse rotation
mode, the tight strand of the belt is between pulleys
indentified A and C in the illustration while in for¬
ward mode, the tight strand is between pulleys
C,B&A. After changing, swing the belt cover Into
position and secure with the washer and wingnut.
NOTE: Extreme care must be taken to avoid doubie
twisting the belt.
SERVICE
SERVICE PARTS & ASSISTANCE
To retain the original quality of your Tiller, use only
genuine Snapper replacement parts. Specify the
model and serial number as found on the nameplate
of your Tiller when contacting your Snapper Dealer
for parts or service assistance. Only numbers of cer¬
tain routine service parts are listed in this manual.
Your Snapper Dealer has a complete listing of ail
components. For engine parts, look for the engine
manufacturer's
dealers
under the
heading
ENGINES-gasoline in the yellow pages of your
telephone directory. Snapper Dealers are listed
under LAWN MOWERS.
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