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7.
Roll the cutting unit away from the traction unit.
MOUNTING THE CUTTING UNIT TO THE
TRACTION UNIT
1.
Position the machine on a level surface and shut the engine off.
2.
Move the cutting unit into position in front of traction unit.
Since the right hand push arm is springloaded to about 100
pounds (445 N ) and left hand push arm is spring-loaded to
about 150 pounds (667 N), a helper is needed to release
push arms from the cutting unit. Sudden release of the push
arms could cause injury.
3.
Slide a large flatwasher onto both capscrews.
4.
Have a helper carefully push down on right hand push arm
until the holes in ball joint mount line up with the holes in the
caster arm. Secure ball joint mount to the caster arm with two
capscrews w/large flatwashers, one flatwasher, two lockwash-
ers and nuts. Heads of capscrews and large flatwashers must be
on outside of the caster arm.
5.
Slide the flatwashers onto the two capscrews.
6.
Have a helper carefully push down on left hand push arm until
the holes in ball joint mount are in line with the holes in mount
bracket on the cutting unit. Immediately slide 100 x 100 mm
block of wood between top of push arm and underside of chas-
sis.
Make sure wooden block does not slip out accidentally.
7.
Secure ball joint mount to mount bracket with two capscrews,
flatwashers, and flange locknuts. The heads of the capscrews
and flatwashers must contact the ball joint mount.
8.
Connect the PTO shaft to gear box with roll pin and (2) cap-
screws and nuts, install shield and connect lift chains to lift
arm: refer to Connect PTO Shaft and Install Lift Chains.
WARNING
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