What to do if my Titan 3515 Lawn Mower has excessive vibration?
Excessive vibration in your Titan Lawn Mower can be due to blades not swinging freely, so check the bushing and blade movement. Alternatively, the blades might be out of balance. Inspect them for damage, and replace if necessary.
Why does material discharge unevenly from my Titan 3515?
Uneven discharge from your Titan Lawn Mower, with bunches of material along the swath, can happen if the material is too high or there's too much of it. Reduce ground speed but maintain rated tractor PTO RPM, or make two passes, raising the rotary cutter for the first pass and lowering it for the second, cutting at 90° to the first pass. Also, this can happen if the grass is wet, so allow it to dry before mowing, reduce ground speed but maintain rated tractor PTO RPM. The rear of the rotary cutter being too low, trapping material, can also cause this, so adjust the cutter height and attitude.
How to fix a Titan 3515 gearbox that is overheating?
If the gearbox on your Titan Lawn Mower is overheating, first check if the lubricant level is low and fill to the level plug. It could also be due to an improper type of lubricant, so replace it with the correct one. Excessive trash build-up around the gearbox can also cause overheating, so remove any debris.
Why is my Titan 3515 making unusual noises?
Unusual noise from your Titan Lawn Mower can stem from several causes. Loose blade bolts or worn bushings could be the issue; tighten the bolts and inspect the bushings, replacing them if needed. A bent blade carrier or blades can also create unusual noises; replace these parts if bent. Lastly, the deck could be bent, causing the blades to hit it; in this case, straighten the deck.
What causes windrowing with a Titan 3515 Lawn Mower?
Windrowing with your Titan Lawn Mower can occur if the material is heavy and lush; raise the front of the rotary cutter relative to the rear. It can also happen if your ground speed is too high, so reduce it. Wet conditions can also cause windrowing; wait for drier conditions and reduce ground speed.
What to do if blade bolts are working loose on my Titan 3515?
If the blade bolts on your Titan Lawn Mower are working loose, ensure they are tightened. If the bolt hole is elongated or oversized, replace the blade carrier. Also, check the lockwasher; if it's broken, replace it.
Why is my Titan 3515 Lawn Mower leaving uncut material?
If your Titan Lawn Mower is leaving uncut material, it could be due to excessive ground speed, so reduce it. Also, ensure you maintain the rated PTO RPM.
Why am I seeing streaking in the swath of my Titan 3515 Lawn Mower?
Streaking in the swath of your Titan Lawn Mower can occur if the blades are dull, so sharpen or replace them. It may also happen if the blades can't cut grass pressed by the tractor tires; slow the tractor's ground speed while maintaining the rated PTO RPM, and cutting lower might help. Wet conditions can also cause streaking, so allow the grass to dry before mowing.
Why is the gearbox on my Titan Lawn Mower noisy?
A noisy gearbox in your Titan Lawn Mower may be due to a low lubricant level; add grease. It could also indicate a worn bearing, in which case, replace the bearing.
What causes a driveline to twist on a Titan 3515 Lawn Mower?
A twisted driveline on your Titan Lawn Mower can be caused by over-torque or not maintaining the correct PTO speed. Replace the driveline and avoid striking the ground with the blades. Make sure to maintain the rated PTO RPM.
General| Cutting Width | 42cm |
|---|---|
| Engine Type | 4-Stroke |
| Mulching Capability | Yes |
| Self-propelled | No |
| Power Source | Petrol |
| Collection Capacity | 50L |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 1.2L |
Provides a welcome message and congratulations on choosing the Titan Implement flex-wing rotary cutter.
Emphasizes reading and understanding the manual for safe, efficient, and trouble-free operation.
Stresses that the equipment must never be operated with any safety shielding removed.
Details the technical specifications including cutting width, height, weight, and PTO requirements.
Defines the specific purpose of the rotary cutter for cutting grass, weeds, and brush only.
Explains directional terms (left, right, front, rear) as seen from the tractor operator's seat.
Identifies the typical location of the serial number decal on the center deck.
States the manufacturer's right to make design changes without prior obligation.
Provides guidelines for dismantling and scrapping the rotary cutter when no longer functional.
Provides contact information for inquiries, manual copies, or damages.
Highlights safety as a primary concern and the importance of awareness and training.
Explains the meaning of the safety alert symbol and signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION).
Pictorial representation of hazards, personal protection, prohibited actions, and hazard avoidance.
Stresses the necessity of thorough training for all operators and maintenance personnel.
Outlines employer responsibilities for instructing employees on safe operating practices.
Summarizes key federal laws (OSHA) concerning workplace safety and employer/employee duties.
A form for owners to record that personnel have read and understood the manual.
Provides safety recommendations specifically related to using the rotary cutter.
Details safety recommendations for transporting the rotary cutter.
Provides safety recommendations related to storing the rotary cutter.
Provides safety recommendations related to maintaining the rotary cutter.
Explains the types of safety signs, their importance, and the need for familiarity.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to properly clean and apply replacement safety signs.
Includes a diagram and table showing the location and description of all safety signs.
Highlights specific danger and warning signs located on the cutter deck.
Details the cutter's design, features, and intended application for cutting grass and brush.
Instructs users to store the manual in the document storage tube on the front gearbox shield.
Lists the specific wrenches and tools needed for assembling the rotary cutter.
Provides detailed instructions for assembling the main components of the rotary cutter.
Guides users through attaching the cutter to the tractor and performing final assembly.
Explains how to adjust the center deck to be level on a flat surface.
Details the procedure for adjusting wing decks to match the center deck level.
Ensures the driveline has adequate clearance and proper engagement for safe operation.
Provides instructions on how to safely shorten the driveline if it is too long.
Covers critical safety training aspects for operators, including hazards and responsibilities.
Specifies minimum tractor requirements for power, safety devices, and controls.
Lists required equipment like ROPS, safety devices, and front-end weight.
Details necessary safety equipment like SMV emblems, lighting, and PTO shields.
Emphasizes the need for ROPS and fastened seat belts to prevent rollover injuries.
Explains PTO speeds (540/1000 RPM), spline counts, and safe connection procedures.
Details drawbar length requirements based on PTO speed to prevent damage.
Provides a step-by-step guide for securely connecting the cutter to the tractor drawbar.
Covers essential adjustments like leveling and cutting height for efficient operation.
Explains how to adjust leveling rods for a uniform cut and reduced tractor strain.
Guides users on adjusting the cutter height to prevent blade damage and ensure clean cuts.
A comprehensive checklist of tasks to perform before operating the rotary cutter for the first time.
Recommends checking fasteners and greasing after initial hours of operation.
Lists daily checks required before operating the rotary cutter to ensure safety and readiness.
Provides operational guidance on visibility, clearing areas, material handling, and safe mowing.
Details the importance of chain shielding for projectile protection and inspection procedures.
Safety precautions specific to mowing along highways, roads, and populated areas.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely disconnecting the rotary cutter from the tractor.
Key safety instructions and regulations for transporting the rotary cutter on public roads.
Steps for safely folding wings, securing the unit, and preparing for transport.
Guidelines for safely storing the rotary cutter, emphasizing level surfaces and away from activity.
Steps for cleaning, lubricating, and protecting the cutter before placing it in storage.
Instructions for reattaching the cutter and performing pre-operation checks after storage.
Essential safety rules for performing maintenance, including PPE and disconnecting driveline.
Procedures and warnings regarding welding repairs on the rotary cutter.
Diagram and instructions for greasing all zerks using appropriate grease.
Guidance on checking and maintaining the gearbox oil level.
Instructions for lubricating slip joints, U-joints, and CV joints on the driveline.
How to inspect blades for wear, damage, and looseness, and when to replace them.
Step-by-step guides for removing, installing, and correctly orienting blades.
Instructions on how to properly sharpen blades to maintain balance and avoid damage.
Procedures for removing and installing the blade carriers.
How to check the slip clutch function and identify issues like overheating or slippage.
Guides for adjusting slip clutch spring lengths and torque settings.
Provides a chart of standard torque values for various bolt sizes and grades.
A template for recording maintenance performed at different service intervals.
Addresses issues like uneven cuts, uncut material, windrowing, and material discharge problems.
Covers problems like the cutter not cutting, loose blade bolts, and noisy gearboxes.
Addresses driveline issues like not telescoping or twisting, and gearbox leaks or overheating.
Details the one-year limited warranty and five-year gearbox warranty, including exclusions.
Instructions for submitting the warranty registration form within 30 days of delivery.
Illustrated parts breakdown for the hitch and leveling rod assembly.
Illustrated parts breakdown for the center deck assembly, including gearbox and blades.
Illustrated parts breakdown for the left and right wing deck assemblies.
Illustrated parts breakdown for the center and wing wheel lift assemblies.
Illustrated parts breakdown for hydraulic hoses, cylinders, and fittings.
Illustrated parts for the driveline, cross shafts, and gearbox/CV shields.
Illustrated parts breakdown for the splitter gearbox shield and mounting hardware.
Illustrated parts for the 540/1000 RPM splitter gearbox assembly.
Illustrated parts breakdown for the outboard gearbox assembly.
Illustrated parts for the 540-RPM Constant Velocity (CV) driveline assembly.
Illustrated parts for the 1000-RPM Constant Velocity (CV) driveline assembly.
Illustrated parts for the center deck driveline assembly, including slip clutch.
Illustrated parts for the wing deck driveline assembly, including slip clutch.
Illustrated parts for the front, rear, and wing chain guard assemblies.
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