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- The core collector can collect the core for a certain pass length. The length depends on the
amount of cores and the sizes.
- If the area isn’t clean, check the gap between the rubber seal strip 12 and the blade spring
tension 4. Extra weight on top of the core collector may help as well.
16.2 OPTIONS, TURF HOLD DOWN KIT.
The Turf Hold Down Kit, # 9300045, can be used when the turf is coming loose.
ASSEMBLING THE TURF HOLD DOWN KIT ( see fig.13):
- Assemble square nut 8 on the main beam 7. The nut should face vertical in the end. Tighten the
nut, since it can stay on the machine.
- The main beam can be hooked onto the machine.
- When the main beam is hooked up, fit bolt 9 and nut 13. When assembled and tightened, the main
beam is in place.
- The ordered kit comes with fingers 10. Assemble the fingers with bolt 11 and nut 12. Use the
slotted hole in the fingers to align the fingers to the tines.
- The whole assembly can be taken off by removing the bolt 9 and nut 13.
- If the fingers are bent in one direction after a long while, mount them upside down.
SOME OTHER NOTES:
- When the tines are not centered to the machine anymore, the tines may hit the side of the slots.
Realign the tine holders.
- If the tines hit the front of the hole between the fingers (during work), check the draw rod length.
* Never creep under the machine. Have the machine well blocked.
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