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8. Pull the Dump Lever out to raise the Cart Bed (Figure 91).
Note: The Gas Spring makes it easier to dump the loads in the Collector. The
machines use two Gas Springs and the left hand Spring should be removed so
closing the Cart is easier in Cart mode.
9. Pull out on one end of the left side Gas Spring. To apply pressure use a
Flat Head Screwdriver to pry under the Retaining Clip just enough so the
Gas Spring end can be removed (Figure 92). Repeat for the other end of
the Spring.
10. Leave the Cart tilted up for the next step.
11. Remove the two sets of Bolts and Locknuts from the Frame using two
3/4" Wrenches (Figure 93).
12. If your machine has a Jack you should rotate the Handle to bring the Jack
Wheel up as high as it will go. This moves the Tow Hitch closer to the
ground to make disconnecting the Power Unit easier.
13. Block the Cart Wheels and have a helper pull on the Outlet Duct to take
pressure off the Pins when you perform the next step (Figure 94).
14. Remove the front (closest to the Hitch) Hitch Clip and Clevis Pin from the
Power Unit Frame (Figure 93).
15. Remove the rear Hitch Clip and Clevis Pin from the Power Unit Frame
16. Move the Hitch Pin, Rubber Washer, and Hitch Clip from the Power Unit
Hitch to the Pin Hole of the Cart frame to hitch the Cart to your Tractor.
17. Lift up on the Hitch to roll the Power Unit out of the way. Store the
Power Unit, Enclosure, Hose and Support in a protected dry area.
18. Push down at the front of the Cart until the Latch is secured by the Dump
Lever.
19. Hitch the Tow Bar of the cart to your tractor using the hitch pin with
rubber washer and secure using the hitch clip (Figure 95).
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