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BEFORE EACH USE
1. Check tiller daily for loose, bent, broken, or
missing parts.
2. Observe tiller’s general condition, noting points
that may need attention.
3. Checkrotortobesurenoforeignobjects such as
wire or weeds are wrapped around them.
4. Make certain drive line shields are in place and
in good condition.
5. During operation, listen for abnormal sounds
which might indicate loose parts, damaged
bearings or other damage. Correct any problem
immediately.
AFTER EACH USE
1. Clean all debris from tiller especially on the rotor.
2. To prevent rusting, touch up any spots where
paint may have worn off.
3. Store in a clean, dry place.
TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOM POTENTIAL CAUSE REMEDY
Rotor does not turn. Tractor is not engaged. Engage tractor Attachment
Drive.
Control and Brake Lever
Obstruction jammed between the rotor Clear obstruction from the rotor.
and frame.
Main Drive Belt not adjusted correctly. Adjust Main Drive Belt. (See
Main Drive Belt adjusting).
Main Drive Belt is worn out. See dealer for appropriate
service.
Rotor stalls too easily. Working depth too deep. Reduce working depth.
Ground speed too fast. Reduce ground speed.
Main Drive Belt not adjusted correctly. Adjust Main Drive Belt. (See
Main Drive Belt adjusting).
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