Summary of Contents for Woodland CyClone Nut Rake Walk Behind
- Page 1 Assembly & Operation Instructions Walk Behind Model WOODLAND POWER PRODUCTS , INC TOLL-FREE 1-(888)-531-RAKE 72 Acton Street, West Haven, Connecticut 06516 www.CycloneNutRake.com ©2021, Woodland Power Products, Inc. 09-06-008 F21...
- Page 3 Quick Start Guide Thanks for your recent purchase of the Cyclone Nut Rake (CNR). We think you’re really going to enjoy using it. This Quick Start Guide will give you a few tips to make sure it performs perfectly. Your Cyclone Nut Rake will come set up to pick up smaller nuts with a diameter up to 1 inch. If you need to pick up larger nuts, we’ve included spacer wheels which easily install on your CNR and let you collect larger nuts including hickory, chestnuts, black walnuts and sweet gum balls...even golf balls.
- Page 4 Spacer Wheel Instructions The Cyclone Nut Rake is a versatile tool that will help you collect a wide variety of nuts (and other items) that are on the ground. To get the maximum effectiveness from the tool, please review the information below regarding use of the spacer wheels.
- Page 5 HERE'S WHAT YOU GET Pickup Wheel Spacer Stack Wheels Frame Handle Bar Spacer Combs Cyclone Nut Rake Assembly Video Instructions, Allen Key & Spare Parts ASSEMBLING YOUR CYCLONE NUT RAKE The Cyclone Nut Rake Wheel Stack comes pre-assemble to pick up Small Nuts up to 1" diameter with the Nut Rake, just follow these steps to add the handle bar: Tools Required: Two 1/2-inch wrenches or sockets.
- Page 6 ADDING ONE SPACER WHEEL To pick up Medium Nuts 1" to 1.5" diameter with the Nut Rake, just follow these steps: Tools Required: Two 7/16-inch wrenches or sockets. Phillips head screwdriver Allen Key (supplied) 1. (Fig. 1) Remove the bin and gently turn the Nut Fig.
- Page 7 8. (Fig. 6) Now, replace the shim, the plastic bush- Fig. 6 ing, and the nut and bolt you removed earlier. NOTE: The pickup wheels should move easily around the axle with a bit of a push. If they are too tight remove the shim. If they spin too freely add another shim.
- Page 8 Reinstall the Extractor Bar Assembly with Fig. 12 Spacer Comb back onto the Frame: 14. (Fig. 12) Locate the 2 mounting bolts you removed earlier. With your Nut Rake Frame still upside down, position the Extractor Bar Assembly with the comb-side facing the floor onto the frame.
- Page 9 ADDING TWO SPACER WHEELS To pick up nuts larger than 1.5" diameter with the Nut Rake, just follow these steps: Tools Required: Two 7/16 inch wrenches or sockets. Phillips head screwdriver Allen Key (supplied) 1. (Fig. 1) Remove the bin and gently turn the Nut Fig.
- Page 10 8. (Fig. 6) Now, replace the shim, the plastic bush- Fig. 6 ing, and the nut and bolt you removed earlier. NOTE: The pickup wheels should move easily around the axle with a bit of a push. If they are too tight remove the shim. If they spin too freely add another shim.
- Page 11 Reinstall the Extractor Bar Assembly with Fig. 12 Spacer Comb back onto the Frame: 14. (Fig. 12) Locate the 2 mounting bolts you removed earlier. With your Nut Rake Frame still upside down, position the Extractor Bar Assembly with the comb-side facing the floor on the frame.
- Page 12 PARTS FOR THE WALK BEHIND NUT RAKE COMPONENT LIST Key NO. PART NO. NAME 09-03-004 Wheel Stack Assembly 09-01-017 J-hook 07-01-075 5/16 - 18 x 1.5 Carriage bolt 07-01-151 5/16-18 Nylon insert flange nut 09-01-018 Clevis pin with wire lock 09-03-011 Chassis with cap plugs 09-01-014 1"...
- Page 13 PARTS FOR THE NUT RAKE - WHEEL STACK COMPONENT LIST Key NO. PART NO. NAME 09-02-008 Shaft Tube Assembly 09-01-002 Pick-up wheel 09-01-014 1" Round tube finishing plug 09-01-024 Spacer bushing 07-01-476 1/4 - 20 x 1.75 Hex bolt 07-01-137 1/4 - 20 Nylon insert flange nut 09-01-057 Axle shim 09-01-004...
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Page 14: Tips And Tricks
TIPS & TRICKS Now that your Cyclone Nut Rake is completely assembled, you’re ready to start collecting! Here are a few tips and tricks to make sure your nut gathering goes as smoothly as possible: • To gather the most nuts in one go with the Tow Behind you should drive your mower at a speed that’s the equivalent of a swift walk forward.
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