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Positioning the Roller Brush
1.
Loosen the 2 bolts securing each
roller-brush-bearing housing to the roller-brush
mounting bracket
Note:
The bolts should be loose from the
factory.
2.
Position the roller brush so that it is just touching
or resting on the rear roller
Important:
The roller-brush shaft must not
contact the cutting-unit side plate.
Important:
Heavy brush contact on the
roller causes premature brush wear.
1. Bearing housing (some
parts not shown)
2. Side plate
3. Roller brush
4. Ensure that there is
clearance here.
Note:
The roller-brush shaft must be parallel
to the rear roller.
Important:
Position both
roller-brush-bearing housings so that
they are parallel to the ground to ensure
clearance for the rear-roller grease fitting.
3.
Tighten the 2 bolts securing each
roller-brush-bearing housing to the roller-brush
mounting brackets.
(Figure
10).
(Figure
11).
Figure 11
5. Light contact
6. Rear roller
7. Grease fitting
Installing the Drive Pulley
1.
Restrain the reel for installation; refer to
Restraining the Reel for Installing Threaded
Inserts (page
2.
Install the drive pulley onto the groomer shaft
(Figure
12).
1. Drive pulley
3.
Apply 242 Loctite (blue) to the hex-drive bolt
and use the bolt to secure the pulley to the
driveshaft; refer to
Note:
Torque the bolt to 20 to 26 N∙m (15 to
19 ft-lb).
Important:
bolt, the bolt will come loose.
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12).
Figure 12
2. Hex-drive bolt—torque to
20 to 26 N∙m (15 to 19
ft-lb)
Figure
12.
If you do not properly torque the
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