Kenmore 11, 5, 7, 3, 9 manual General Safety, Operating Conditions

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GENERAL SAFETY

Operating Conditions

Commercial mowers are subjected to a variety of ground conditions. Mowing machine operators must understand the need to pay constant attention to the changing conditions that they may encounter while operating the machine.

These precautionary measures will help in more efficient operation and reduced equipment ‘down time’.

IMPORTANT

Positive drive PTO Mowers have a powerful cutting action, very little will ‘stop’ them.

This type of mower will ‘swallow’ sand, mud, sticks, cans, golf balls and other debris that would ‘stop’ other types of mowers.

Contact with such debris will drastically reduce the Blade and Bedknife sharpness and result in a loss of the quality of cut.

Contact with debris can also cause damage to, or the brakedown, of the mower.

Look after your Mower……and it will look after

your mowing.

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WARNING

Guards are installed by the manufacturer for your protection and that of bystanders.

Do not engage the PTO with the mower reels in their raised, (transport), position.

Do not raise the mower reels when the PTO is engaged.

The PTO must be disengaged and the reels stationary before the mower reel units are raised.

Keep clear of all moving parts.

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Contents Kesmac Kesmac Transportable Reel Mowers ForewordSpecifications HOOK-UP to Tractor Contents Safety Precautions Vertical Mower General SafetyMaintenance Lift Cain Adjustment Eleven Gang Mowing ProcedureIf you do not understand……….ASK Be a Qualified Operator by Safety Precautions General SafetyMaintenance Safety Before Operating the MowerDuring Maintenance Safety Alert SymbolDECALS. See Pages 5 & 6 also Page Page Operating Conditions Main and Outrigger Mainwheel BearingsTires Turf tires are not designed for use on highwaysDaily Inspection Primary Belts Daily Inspection Drive Belts and SheavesReel Drive Belts Daily Inspection PTO Shaft Tongue TubeGuards and Decals This check should be done at regular service intervalsDaily Inspection Hydraulic System To do so may result in serious personal injuryMower Transport Wheel Bearing Service Life Do not set the tractor engine RPM too high Transport Safety ChainsTransport Lowering the Reels Lifting the ReelsHydraulic Lift Operation REEL/WING Lift Sequence REEL/WING Lower SequenceHydraulic Lift Operation REEL/WING Lift Sequence Sequence Valve Setting , 9 & 11 Gang only Relief Valve Setting Lift Chain Adjustments Reels 4Lift Chains Adjustment Reels 4 and 5Cutting Height Adjusment Cutting Height Adjustment FAIRWAY. Floating Head Reel to BED Knife Adjustment Pre-single point adjustment unitsReel to BED-KNIFE Single Point Adjustment Vertical MOWER. Depth of CUT Adjustment Drive Belt AdjustmentVertical Mower Operation Hours or Weekly Routine MaintenanceHours Annual Maintenance Inspection = Grease. B = Oil LubricationGearbox Lubrication Gearbox Lubrication Main Wheel Axle Assembly . From Feb.07 Cones as assembliesMain Wheel Axle Assembly. Serial No’s 357 to February Outrigger Single Wheel. From Serial No Single Outrigger Wheel Dual Outrigger WheelsWing Kick Springs Main Drive Belts Reel Drive Belts Maintenance Maintenance PTO Shaft SET- UP Main Jackshaft Bearing replacementShafts must be set-up as illustrated Specifications Gang Gang 7-Gang 5-Gang Gang 9-GangSTEP-UP Drive Ratio Specifications Primary DriveTractor POWER. Nominal Number of ReelsBacklapping Attachment Hydraulic OperationBacklapping Operation Reel and Bedknife Sharpening Wing Frame Optional Castor Wheel Gang onlyLift Chains Attachment Points Grade 5 and 8 Fasteners. Coarse Thread Torque GuideSize Plated Plain
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