Kenmore 5, 11, 7, 3, 9 manual Mainwheel Bearings, Tires, Main and Outrigger, Outrigger Wheels

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DAILY INSPECTION

To enable customers to implement service procedures, and design changes that are recommended to improve the operation and service life of the mower, Service Bulletins are issued by the factory.

It is important that Service Bulletin instructions are implemented as soon as possible.

IMPORTANT

At the end of the workday clean the mower thoroughly.

If a pressure washer is used do not direct the high pressure water jet directly at the Bearing Seals, to do so will force water into the bearings and result in bearing failure.

MAINWHEEL BEARINGS

Mower Units up to Serial No. 356 have Sealed Bearings that do not require lubricating during service.

Refer to pages 35 and 36 for service procedure on the revised axle designs, with Cup and Cone Bearings, that are fitted from Serial No. 357 onwards.

TIRES

Main and Outrigger.

All tires should be visually inspected each day for excessive wear, bulges or any other damage.

Refer to the Tire Sidewall for the recommended operating pressure.

Check the Wheel Lug Nuts for tightness.

The Wheel Nuts should be tightened to 90 ft.lb. torque.

Pay particular attention to the above if the machine is frequently transported on highways or on rough roads.

NOTE

Turf tires are not designed for use on highways.

OUTRIGGER WHEELS

Mower Units Serial No. 1 to 73 (and also No.87) have Dual Outrigger Wheels.

All machines after No.73 have Single Outrigger Wheels. Dual Outrigger Wheels have a single Roller Bearing pressed into the Wheel Hub, and retained by a Collar at each end of the axle.

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Contents Kesmac Foreword Kesmac Transportable Reel MowersLift Cain Adjustment Eleven Gang Mowing Procedure Contents Safety Precautions Vertical Mower General SafetyMaintenance Specifications HOOK-UP to TractorIf you do not understand……….ASK Before Operating the Mower Safety Precautions General SafetyMaintenance Safety Be a Qualified Operator bySafety Alert Symbol During MaintenanceDECALS. See Pages 5 & 6 also Page Page Operating Conditions Turf tires are not designed for use on highways Mainwheel BearingsTires Main and OutriggerDaily Inspection Reel Drive Belts Daily Inspection Drive Belts and SheavesPrimary Belts Tongue Tube Daily Inspection PTO ShaftTo do so may result in serious personal injury This check should be done at regular service intervalsDaily Inspection Hydraulic System Guards and DecalsMower Transport Wheel Bearing Service Life Lifting the Reels Transport Safety ChainsTransport Lowering the Reels Do not set the tractor engine RPM too highREEL/WING Lower Sequence Hydraulic Lift Operation REEL/WING Lift SequenceHydraulic Lift Operation REEL/WING Lift Sequence Sequence Valve Setting , 9 & 11 Gang only Relief Valve Setting Reels 4 Lift Chain AdjustmentsReels 4 and 5 Lift Chains AdjustmentCutting Height Adjusment Cutting Height Adjustment FAIRWAY. Floating Head Pre-single point adjustment units Reel to BED Knife AdjustmentReel to BED-KNIFE Single Point Adjustment Drive Belt Adjustment Vertical MOWER. Depth of CUT AdjustmentVertical Mower Operation Hours Routine MaintenanceHours or Weekly Annual Maintenance Inspection Lubrication = Grease. B = OilGearbox Lubrication Gearbox Lubrication Cones as assemblies Main Wheel Axle Assembly . From Feb.07Main Wheel Axle Assembly. Serial No’s 357 to February Single Outrigger Wheel Dual Outrigger Wheels Outrigger Single Wheel. From Serial NoWing Kick Springs Main Drive Belts Reel Drive Belts Maintenance Maintenance Shafts must be set-up as illustrated Main Jackshaft Bearing replacementPTO Shaft SET- UP Gang Gang 7-Gang 5-Gang Gang 9-Gang SpecificationsNumber of Reels Specifications Primary DriveTractor POWER. Nominal STEP-UP Drive RatioHydraulic Operation Backlapping AttachmentBacklapping Operation Reel and Bedknife Sharpening Optional Castor Wheel Gang only Wing FrameLift Chains Attachment Points Size Plated Plain Torque GuideGrade 5 and 8 Fasteners. Coarse Thread
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