Troubleshooting - Tar River BDR-135 Operator's Manual

Dismantling, Utilization, and the Methods of Utilization.
Protect your hands (body) from injuries and harmful effects of lubricants and oils. Use protective
gloves and tools in good technical condition. The elements of the machine which may reposition or turn
during the disassembling should be appropriately secured.
The worn out or damaged parts obtained during repairs (dismantling) should be stored in a segregated place of limited
accessibility to people and animals. The worn out elements should be delivered to the scrap collection center. The
worn out elements made of plastic material should be delivered to the storage (disposal) of waste chemicals.
Do not spill oil during the time of refilling or changing it. The used oil should be stored in tight containers and peri-
odically deliver it to the oil utilization centers.
The abandoned parts or elements of the machine or spilled oil may result in accidents and cause envi-
ronmental pollution and violate the rules.
Possible Damages and Troubleshooting
PROBLEMS
Increased vibrations of the
mower
Bad cut and clogging of
the cutting system
Sliding belts
During a normal operation,
the cutting system tilts to
the back caused by the
fuse.
REASONS
Unevenly worn out or dam-
aged elements of the cutting
system
Dull or damaged blades
The belts not tightened good
enough
Wet belts
Warn out belts
Belts with different lengths
The fuse spring lightly tight-
ened or damaged
Uneven surface, e.g. hardened
molehills
The worn out elements replace with whole
new sets
Dull or damaged blades replace with New sets
of blades
Blades dull on one side should be installed on
the disc with the opposite direction of rota-
tions
Check and adjust the tension of the belts
Avoid mowing in rain
Replace the belts with new sets of belts
Use one brand belts in a set with the same di-
mentions
Check and adjust the tension of the spring,
replace if damaged
Decrease the speed of driving, tilt the cutting
system to the back
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SOLUTIONS