Dual Wheels; Transporting In Freewheel Mode; Re-Engage The Wheel Motors; Disable The Wheel Motors - Rayco Super Jr RG27 Operator, Service, Maintenance Manual

NOTE: The operator control station must not be in the
THE MACHINE WILL ROLL FREELY WHEN THE
WHEEL DRIVE DISCONNECT IS USED.
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transport position (locked at the front of the machine)
to operate the blade. The blade will not function in this
position.

Transporting in Freewheel Mode

In the event of a machine malfunction, the stump cutter may be
towed a short distance by using the wheel drive disconnect.
This procedure should be used to move the machine in the
event that it can not power itself to the desired spot to be
repaired. Before using the freewheel disconnect make sure
the wheels are choked.

Disable The Wheel Motors

To disengage the wheel drive motor perform the
following steps:
1. Ensure that the machine is secured and will not roll.
2. On each drive wheel, pull and turn the Wheel Drive
Disconnect (11) handle 90 degrees.
3. The machine is now ready to be moved.
4. Once the proper repairs have been made, the drives can
be re-engaged by pulling and turning the Wheel Drive
Disconnect (11) handle 90 degrees.

Re-engage The Wheel Motors

1. Reopen the valve on the gun. This will allow the charged
hydraulic fluid to drain back into the gun.
2. Disconnect the gun from the brake release fitting using
the wrench.
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3. You may now empty the remaining fluid back into the
plastic bottle from the gun.
4. Reconnect hydraulic hose the brake release fitting you
removed earlier in step 3.
5. Tighten the needle valve screw loosened in step 2.
6. If the proper repairs have been made to the machine, you
may follow the starting procedure outline in this manual.

Dual Wheels

NOTE: TORQUE BOLTS TO 80 FT-LBS
CAUTION - EXCESSIVE TORQUE WILL
DISTORT BACKING PLATE
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The dual wheels provide increased stability & traction, yet
can be easily removed for maneuvering machine through
tight spots. To remove a wheel:
• Drive the rear inside wheel onto a small wooden board
so that the outer wheel is slightly raised off of the ground.
• Loosen the bolt (13) using the provided tool (12).
• Remove the outer wheel.
• Place the outer wheel, washer and bolt in safe-keeping
until needed again.
• To remount the wheel, reverse the above procedure.
Tighten the bolt firmly but do not exceed 80 ft/lbs.
Note: In instances where the above procedure is not possible,
a 4x4 (or similar material) can be placed under the blade to
aid in lifting the machine. Use extreme caution when doing
so as this decreases machine stability.
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