Worksaver PLR-48, PLR-72, PLR-60, PBX-42 Tractor Requirements and Prepa R Ation, Pa C K I N G

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I N S T R U C T I O N S

TRACTOR REQUIREMENTS AND PREPA R ATION

The PLR Series landscape rakes and PBX-42 box scraper are designed for small lawn/garden tractors and ATV units equipped with a rear pull type hitch.

For the different width landscape rake units, we recom- mend the following minimum size lawn/garden tractor:

Rake

Min. Tractor H.P.

PLR-48

10-12 H.P.

PLR-60

12-15 H.P.

PLR-72

15-18 H.P.

For the PBX-42 box scrapers, we recommend a 12-15 hp tractor.

ATV units need to have a low gear and be of sufficient size (see the chart above for tractors and use a conver- sion of 12 cc engine size equals 1 hp).

Small tractors may need wheel weights to have enough traction.

CAUTION!

Be sure tractor or ATV is in good condition. Read all the safety precautions and make sure all operators are familiar with the safety rules of operation.

PA C K I N G

The landscape rake is usually shipped as two bundles:

1.Main Frame

2.Rake Tine Bar Assembly (teeth installed). The box scraper is shipped as welded assembly.

Check the exploded view of the landscape rake or box scraper in this manual to get an idea of the relationship between the parts.

The two main subassemblies of the landscape rake are heavy and awkward to handle. It is recommended that you have one or two helpers to complete the assembly.

It is suggested that you hook the clevis hitch of the main frame to your tractor before assembling. If this in not possible, block the hitch off the ground 5-6 inches.

Slide the landscape rake tinebar assembly under the main frame. Raise the front of the tinebar and block below the angle tinebar. Insert the 1” x 4” hex head bolt into the bottom of the center angle adjustment plate on the tinebar and then through the 1” diameter hole in the main frame. (Threaded end up). Place a 1” flat washer on the bolt and then install the 1” nylock hex nut. Tighten this nut until it is just lightly snug – you want to be able to angle the tinebar but have a minimum amount of looseness.

To assemble the box scraper weldment, slide the box scraper under the main frame and install the 1” hex head bolt as described above for the landscape rake tinebar. Then install the two 1/2” hex head bolts into the rear of the main frame circle plate and the mounting bracket on the box scraper. Tighten all bolts on the box scraper attachment.

On the landscape rake, set the desired angle of the tinebar assembly and install the angle shift pin.

The operating height of the landscape rake and the box scraper is set by the turnbuckle adjustment. If the unit is on a flat level surface (concrete slab) you can set the depth of operation by raising the wheels off the surface. It is recommended that changes in operating depth be kept small. After operating the attachment a few times, you will get to know how much change your power unit can handle.

Tie one end of the pull rope to the upper end of the lift handle. The other end of the rope should be lightly tied to your tractor or ATV.

A S S E M B LY

For instruction reference, the terms front or rear are based on the operator facing forward on the tractor, thus front is toward the front of the tractor and the rear is to the rear of the tractor.

It is suggested that all the instructions be read before beginning assembly.

SAFETY . . .

YOU CAN LIVE WITH IT!

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PLR-48, PLR-72, PLR-60, PBX-42, PLR-48, PLR-60, PLR-72, PBX-42 specifications

The Worksaver PLR and PBX series of hydraulic post drivers stand out in the world of agricultural and construction equipment, providing exceptional performance and innovative features suited for a variety of tasks. The models PLR-48, PLR-60, PLR-72, and PBX-42 have become synonymous with efficiency and robustness, making them a popular choice among professionals.

The Worksaver PLR post drivers are available in three different sizes corresponding to their model numbers, with the PLR-48 being designed for driving posts up to 48 inches deep, the PLR-60 for up to 60 inches, and the PLR-72 catering to depths of up to 72 inches. Each model features a powerful hydraulic system that ensures consistent performance across various ground conditions. The hydraulic mechanism allows for adjustable impact force, accommodating different post materials and soil hardness, which enables operators to customize their approach for optimal results.

The PLR series includes an innovative design that simplifies the driving process. They come equipped with a heavy-duty steel frame that ensures durability while a specially designed clam shell build allows for easy attachment and detachment from compatible machinery. This makes the PLR units versatile for use with different tractors and skid steers.

In addition, the PLR drivers are fitted with an integrated safety valve, which provides an extra layer of protection by preventing any potential overflow or pressure issues, ensuring the longevity of the equipment and safety for the operator. The adjustable height and angle settings make it simple for users to align the driver precisely, maximizing their efficiency and effectiveness.

On the other hand, the Worksaver PBX-42 model specifically targets lighter duty applications and is ideal for driving smaller posts or stakes. Its compact design allows for maneuverability in tighter spaces without sacrificing power. The PBX-42 also benefits from the same hydraulic technology found in the PLR models, ensuring consistent performance no matter the task.

All models share a commitment to user-friendliness, with maintenance-friendly features that simplify servicing and enhance overall lifespan. The Worksaver PLR and PBX series are engineered for those who demand reliability and efficiency in post installation, making them essential tools for agriculturalists, landscapers, and contractors alike.