Woods Equipment RD60, RDC54, RD72 manual Joint Assembly

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U-Joint Assembly

1.Place seals securely on bearing cups. Insert cup into yoke from outside and press in with hand pressure as far as possible. Insert journal cross into bearing cup with grease fitting away from shaft. Be careful not to disturb needle bearings. Insert another bearing cup directly across from first cup and press in as far as possible with hand pressure.

2.Trap cups in vise and apply pressure. Be sure journal cross is started into bearings and continue pressure with vise, squeezing in as far as possible. Tapping the yoke will help.

3.Seat cups by placing a drift or socket (slightly smaller than the cup) on cup and rap with a hammer. See Figure 22. Install snap ring and repeat on opposite cup.

4.Repeat Step 1 & Step 2 to install remaining cups in remaining yoke.

5.Move both yokes in all directions to check for free movement. If movement is restricted, rap on yokes

sharply

with a hammer to relieve any tension.

Figure 22

Repeat

until both yokes move in all directions

 

without restriction.

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Contents Heritage Rear Discharge Mower Introduction To the DealerTable of Contents LEA EL InstructivoRD60 RD72 SpecificationsGeneral Information Training SafetySafety Rules PreparationMaintenance TransportationStorage Serial Number Plate Safety & Instructional Decals11 20106 Rear Reflector RD60 & RD72 Only Replace Immediately If Damaged Be CarefulAttach Mower to Tractor OperationOperation RDC54 Only Tractor Top Link AdjustmentAdjust Cutting Height Operating Technique Front Caster Wheel Interference CheckFront Roller Optional Removing Mower from Tractor Storage Owner PRE-OPERATION Check ListBlocking Method Owner ServiceOwner Service Lubrication InformationDescription Frequency Service BeltReplace Belt Refer to Figure Install BeltSharpen Blades Chain Shielding Install BladesCleaning After Each UseTroubleshooting Mowing ConditionsTrouble Shooting Belt ConditionsRemove Spindle Dealer ServiceBlade Spindle Repair Disassemble SpindleGearbox Repair Seal ReplacementSeal Installation Assemble SpindleSeal Installation Remove Gearbox from Mower Vertical Shaft Seal ReplacementHorizontal Shaft Seal Replacement Disassemble GearboxRD60 & RD72 Install GearboxInstall Drive Sheave All ModelsJoint Disassembly Universal Joint RepairJoint Assembly Install A-Frame Arms AssemblyAssembly Instructions Dealer SET-UP InstructionsInstall Driveshaft Install Rear Offset Link ArmsInstall Top Link Install Chain Shielding OptionalInstall Quick Hitch Kit Optional RD60 & RD72 Only Chain Shield Installed RDC54 OnlyInstall Front Roller Optional Front Roller InstallationDealer PRE-DELIVERY Check List Dealer Check ListsDealer Check Lists Dealer Delivery Check ListDealer Check Lists RDC54 PartsRDC54, RD60 & RD72 Main Frame Assembly RDC54 Part RD60 Part RD72 Part QTY DescriptionPart Description QTY Description RDC54 RDC54, RD60 & RD72 Gearbox AssemblyRDC54 QTY QTY Description PartRDC54 Driveline Assembly Comer Part QTY DescriptionRD60 & RD 72 Driveline Assembly Comer RDC54, RD60 & RD72 Driveshaft Walterscheid TWO-LOBE Shaft 40776 Bearing ring, guardRDC54, RD60 & RD72 Blade & Spindle Assembly RDC54, RD60, RD72 Belt Guide OptionalREF Part QTY Description RD60 & RD72 Rear Chain Shielding Assembly OptionalRDC54 Rear Chain Shield Assembly Optional RDC54, RD60 & RD72 Front Roller Assembly Optional RD60 & RD72 Quick Hitch KIT OptionalAppendix Bolt Torque ChartSAE Series Torque Chart Metric SeriesBolt Size Chart AbbreviationsIndex IndexWarranty Rev /23/2005 MAN0260

RD60, RD72, RDC54 specifications

Woods Equipment is renowned for its innovative and efficient landscaping solutions, and the RD series of rotary cutters exemplifies this reputation. The RD60, RDC54, and RD72 models are designed to cater to varying needs in land management, providing robust performance and ease of use.

The RD60 model stands out for its impressive cutting width of 60 inches, making it an ideal choice for commercial and residential applications. Its heavy-duty construction ensures longevity, with a rugged deck design that can withstand challenging terrains. The RD60 features a slip clutch protection system that prevents damage to the cutter during operation by absorbing shock loads. Additionally, its adjustable skids allow for varied cutting heights, making it versatile for different types of vegetation.

RDC54, while slightly smaller with a cutting width of 54 inches, is designed with a focus on efficiency and maneuverability. Its compact build makes it perfect for smaller properties or tight spaces. The RDC54 boasts a quick-attach mounting system, enabling users to easily connect and disconnect the cutter from their tractor. Users can also appreciate the innovative dual-blade design that enhances cutting performance, resulting in a finer mulch for improved decomposition when tackling thicker grass and brush.

On the other hand, the RD72 takes productivity to the next level with its 72-inch cutting width. This model is particularly favored by professionals looking to cover large areas quickly. Equipped with an advanced drive system, the RD72 delivers consistent power to its blades, ensuring clean cuts even in tough conditions. The model features a robust frame and reinforced side panels, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications. Furthermore, its quick-adjustment feature allows operators to change the cutting height smoothly and efficiently, maximizing versatility.

All models in the RD series incorporate cutting-edge technology, such as optimized blade design and improved airflow, which contributes to a cleaner and more efficient cut. Durability is a common theme across the series, with high-quality materials used throughout the construction ensuring these rotary cutters can handle the rigors of daily use.

In conclusion, Woods Equipment's RD60, RDC54, and RD72 rotary cutters offer a blend of durability, efficiency, and advanced features, catering to the diverse needs of landscape professionals and property owners alike. Whether the job requires finesse or brute force, there's an RD model built to deliver results.
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