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f.
Remember that the levers must always be
depressed by the palm of your hand to keep the
operator present feature engaged and the levers
able to move from the neutral position.
g.
Go slow on slick surfaces. Always keep a
firm grip on the controls.
h. Before leaving the operator seat;
Make sure controls are in the neutral position.
i.
Turn the motor off, and let it come to a com-
plete stop before dismounting.
j. O
perators that are not familiar with the
Bronco maneuvering controls should practice
basic steering, starting and stopping in an open
area free from any obstacles and personnel until
proficient with the operation of the Bronco floor
strip
Blade Selection:
There are several blades that work well for each
type of flooring material. Blades listed below are
the most popular for each substrate. The Taylor
Tools catalog has a complete list of available
blades.
Carpet:
265.12.SD.....3x12x.083" Side Cutting
266.12.SD.....4x12x.083" Side Cutting
Ceramic:
167.04............4x4x.125" Tool Steel
168.01............1x4x.250" Tool Steel
Vinyl:
165-10.............3x10x.083" Most popular
165-07..............3x7x.083"
166-10..............4x10x.125"
166-07..............4x7x.125"
Wood:
167.04............4x4x.125" Tool Steel
168.01............1x4x.250" Tool Steel
Blade Installation:
WARNING
Always wear cut resistant gloves when han-
dling and changing the blade. The blades are
razor sharp and can cause serious injury.
a.
Stop the motor before changing the blade.
b.
Always change or install the blade on a level
floor.
c.
Raise the machine by using the lifting actuator
or the hand operated jack. Lift the machine to a
height that will allow easy blade removal and
installation. Note: NO-ONE MAY BE ON THE
MACHINE WHEN USING THE LIFTING
FOOT.
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