BETCO XT3 27 User manual

XT3
XT3
2
2
7
7
27
Battery Burnisher
E12603-00
Operators Manual
Parts Schematic
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Table of Contents
Page
Description
2
Table of Contents
3,4
Safety Instructions - Very Important - Must Read
5
Product Specifications
6
Procedures for Loading, Transporting, and Unloading Machine
7
Operating Instructions
8
Battery Charging
9
Battery Maintenance
10
Battery Charger Operation
11
Battery Charger Settings
12
Battery Discharge Indicator (BDI) & Hour Meter
13
Pad Changing Instructions
14
Machine Balancing Set Up
15
Belt Tensioning
16,17
Battery Water Filling
18,19
Covers & Handle Parts
20,21
Frame & Deck Parts
22,23
Belt Drive Parts
24,25
Pad Driver Parts
26,27
Battery & Electrical Parts
28
Battery Connections
29
Water Fill System
30
Electrical Layout
31
Wiring Ladder Diagram
32
Troubleshooting Guide
33
34
Warranty

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Hazard Level Explanation or Description of Hazard Level
Failure to follow safety instructions labeled could result in severe
injury or death to the machine operator or others.
could result in injury to
the machine operator or others. Also, machine or property damage could
occur.
Failure to follow safety instructions labeled could result in damage
to the machine or other property.
This manual contains important information about your
machine. Read and understand all instructions before
operating the machine. Failure to read and follow the
instructions could result in injury to the person operating the
machine or injury to others. Damage to the machine or other
property could occur if instructions are not followed.
Do not operate this machine around any solvents, thinners, or other
flammable liquids or materials. Electrical sparks can cause a fire or even an
explosion.
Do not smoke around the machine. Also, keep all sparks and flames away
from the batteries. The batteries generate gases that can cause an
explosion.
Special care needs to be used when working on or near the batteries. Wear
eye protection. Do not lay tools on batteries, as they may short out battery
terminals. Do not wear metal jewelry, as it may short out battery terminals.
Charging batteries can be dangerous. Be aware that the battery charger
may have a relatively low voltage output, but the current output is very high
and therefore dangerous. Do not operate the charger if any parts of the
charger or charger cords are damaged. Do not stand on a wet floor when
connecting or disconnecting charger to the power outlet or to the
machine.
Safety Instructions are continued on the next page

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Battery acid is dangerous. Wear eye and face protection, hand protection,
and body protection when working on and around batteries. If you get acid
on your skin, wash off immediately. If you get acid on your clothing, remove
clothing and wash any skin that was in contact with the clothing. Baking
soda mixed with water will help to neutralize the acid on your skin.
The machine is very heavy, so be very careful when loading, transporting,
and unloading the machine.
Keep all body parts, clothing, and objects away from moving parts.
Operate machine from the rear, not from the side.
Disconnect a wire to the batteries before working on the machine.
Do not operate machine with charger plugged in.
Do not operate machine with any parts damaged or missing.
Do not operate close to stairs, loading docks, or other drop-offs. Do not park
machine in such a manner that it could roll, forward or backward, off a
drop-off.
Authorized personnel must perform maintenance and repairs. Do not alter or
modify the machine, unless authorized by the manufacturer.
Do not expose the electrical components to water or excessive moisture.
Always put caution signs around the areas that are being cleaned.
Do not use machine as a “ladder”. Do not use machine as a “forklift” to
push stuff around. Do not ride or let anyone ride on the machine.
Your machine warranty may be voided if parts other than PowerBuff parts
are used.

XT3 - 27 Product Specifications
Burnish path: 27”
Pad size: 27”
Motor: Maintenance Free, brushless, rated at 5 hp.
Motor controller: Monitors and maintains consistent pad speed and torque
Motor speed: 2000 rpm
Pad pressure: Approx. 30 lbs.
Pad driver: Flexible, Flex Lock III
Center lock: Threaded, for easy installation
Noise level: 70 dB (at operator)
Voltage: 36 volt system
Batteries: (6) Lead Acid, 6 volt, 226 Amp Hour, Wet Cell
Run time: Up to 2.5 hours
Charger: Onboard, high frequency computer controlled
Battery/hour meter gauge: Yes, BDI (battery discharge indicator) computer controlled
Key switch: Yes.
Main power light: Yes, bright red
Safety switch: Yes, spring loaded handle assembly
Length: 68”
Width: 30”
Height: 40.5”
Weight: 616 lbs.
Tank Construction: Polyethylene
Deck Construction: Cast Aluminum
Wheels: (2) 6” heavy duty, non-marking, sealed bearings
Casters: (2) 3” heavy duty, non-marking
Productivity: Up to 36,000 sq.ft/hr.

Procedures for Loading, Transporting, and
Unloading Battery Burnisher
DANGER: The machine is very heavy, so be very careful when loading,
transporting, and unloading the machine. Use at least two
people to load or unload the machine.
• Loading Procedure Using a Ramp
a) It is not recommended that the battery burnisher be loaded using a ramp with
an incline of more than 7 degrees. The machine is not self-propelled and
therefore it is not able to assist itself up a ramp. It is too heavy to manually
push up a steep incline.
b) If you must load with a ramp, the incline must be no more than 7 degrees. (This
would permit a height of no more than one foot for an 8-foot ramp).
c) Ramp must be secured to vehicle, and be clean and dry.
d) Machine must be pushed or pulled straight up the ramp and never at an angle.
• Loading Procedure Using a Lift Gate
a) Lift gate must have ample capacity to lift the burnisher.
b) Wheels must be firmly chocked to prevent burnisher from rolling off the lift gate.
• Securing Battery Burnisher
a) Burnisher must be secured, so that it will not roll or turn over. Use chocks and
tie downs to secure.
b) Please be aware that the battery burnisher is very heavy, and that a metal
bulkhead in a van may not contain equipment in the event of an accident. The
equipment in a van can be more dangerous than the accident itself.
• Unloading Procedure Using a Ramp
a) Ramp must be long enough so that removal can be controlled. Use same ramp
incline restrictions as used for loading burnisher.
b) Ramp must be secured to vehicle, and be clean and dry.
c) Machine must be taken straight down the ramp and never at an angle.
d) Do not let machine run over you or anyone else as it comes off ramp.

KEY SWITCH
ROCKER SWITCH
SAFETY LEVER
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
TO START BUFFING:
# 1 - TURN ON KEY SWITCH
# 2 - TURN ON ROCKER SWITCH
# 3 - DEPRESS SAFETY HANDLE
AND BEGIN BUFFING
TO END BUFFING:
# 1 - RELEASE SAFETY HANDLE
# 2 - TURN OFF ROCKER SWITCH
# 3 - TURN OFF KEY SWITCH
AFTER EACH USE:
PLUG CHARGER CORD
INTO 110 VOLT WALL OUTLET

BATTERY CHARGING
REFER TO NEXT THREE PAGES FOR
BATTERY CHARGER OPERATION
AND BATTERY MAINTENANCE
Become familiar with and follow the instructions issued by the charger •
manufacturer.
Batteries should be charged after each period of use. Lead acid batteries •
do not develop a memory and need not be fully discharged before
recharging.
The charger is factory set to properly charger the size and type batteries •
that were supplied with your machine.
Charge only in well-ventilated area. Keep sparks or flames away from a •
charging battery.
Do not get the charger wet. •
Do not remove battery caps, the caps are vented. Caps on standard wet •
cell batteries. No caps on AGM batteries.
Do not charge machine in a wet area. •
Do not stand in a wet area when plugging in charger to the 110 volt •
receptacle.
Plug in the charger to a properly grounded 110 volt receptacle. •
Lights will indicate the charging status. •
Charger will shut off automatically when batteries are fully charged. •
TO CHARGE BATTERIES:
OPEN DOOR•
REMOVE ELECTRICAL CORD •
PLUG INTO 11O VOLT OUTLET •
BATTERIES WILL BEGIN CHARGING •

ADD DISTILLED WATER, AS NEEDED,
SO THAT ELECTROLYTE LEVEL
IS ABOUT 1/2" ABOVE PLATES.
DO NOT OVERFILL.
DO NOT FILL ABOVE
THE BOTTOM OF THE TUBE
THAT EXTENDS INTO BATTERY.
KEEP ABOUT 1/4" BELOW
BOTTOM OF TUBE.
CHECK ELECTROLYTE
LEVEL IN ALL CELLS
figure 2
KEEP ELECTROLYTE LEVEL
ABOVE TOP OF PLATES.
WATER
LEVEL
IN THIS
CELL IS
TOO HIGH
WATER
LEVEL
IN THIS
CELL IS
TOO LOW
WATER
LEVEL
IN THIS
CELL IS
GOOD

BATTERY CHARGER OPERATION
OPERATION
• PLUG THE CORD FROM THE CHARGER INTO A 110 VOLT OUTLET
• Batteries should now start charging.
• A test is run on the battery voltage to decide if the charging process should be started or not. If the
battery is not connected to the battery charger, the display will show the word “bat”. The word will
stay on, even if the test is failed (for instance, reversed polarities or incorrect battery connection). If
the test is passed, the display will show the battery voltage for approximately 5 seconds and the
battery will begin to be charged. The charging cycle progress will be shown by red, yellow, and
green LED indicators. At the end of the charge, when the green indicator is on, unplug the cord from
the socket and operate the machine.
• NOTE: THE MACHINE WILL NOT POWER ON IF THE CHARGER IS STILL PLUGGED IN TO
THE 110 VOLT OUTLET.
INDICATOR LIGHTS
• Red indicator shows that the charging cycle has started.
• Yellow indicator shows that the final phase of the charging cycle has
started.
• Green indicator shows that the charging cycle has finished.
DISPLAY
Press button “S” (for Selection) to display:
• A = the charging current,
• U = the battery voltage,
• h = the charging time,
• C = the charging ampere-hours [Ah],
• E = the energy used [KWh].
CAUTION - CHARGER SETTINGS MUST BE
CHANGED IF BATTERY TYPE IS CHANGED
(SEE NEXT PAGE FOR SETTINGS)
THIS BATTERY CHARGER IS FACTORY SET FOR THE TYPE OF BATTERIES THAT CAME WITH
YOUR MACHINE. IF YOU SWITCH BATTERY TYPES (FOR EXAMPLE GO FROM AGM TYPE
BATTERIES TO STANDARD WET CELL BATTERIES), THEN THE BATTERY CHARGER MUST BE
REPROGRAMMED. SEE NEXT PAGE “HOW TO SET THE CHARGER FOR DIFFERENT SIZES AND
TYPES OF BATTERIES” FOR INSTRUCTION.
GENERAL INFORMATION AND WARNINGS
• READ SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGES 4 AND 5
• This is a state-of-the-art electronic high frequency automatic battery charger with microprocessor.
• It is suitable for any battery type, if the charger has the proper settings. (Call manufacturer of
machine on how to set the charger for different batteries than were supplied with your machine)..
• Never disconnect the battery while charging, since this could cause sparks.
• Never use the equipment in the rain, in areas used for washing, or in wet or damp areas.
• Use battery chargers only in well ventilated areas.
FOR LEAD ACID BATTERIES:
• Control the water level after each charging process. (See “Battery Maintenance” page).
• Refill with distilled water only.
• Caution! The gases generated during charging are explosive. Do not smoke in the vicinity of the
batteries. When working with cables and electrical equipment, avoid open flames and sparks.
• Attention: Use protective glasses and gloves during battery maintenance. Battery acid causes
injuries. In case of contact with battery acid, wash the affected parts with a lot of fresh water and
consult a doctor if necessary.

HOW TO SET THE CHARGER
FOR DIFFERENT SIZES AND TYPES OF BATTERIES
UP IS ON
DOWN IS OFF
DIP 1, DIP 2, DIP 3, AND DIP 4 ARE FOR SELECTING THE CHARGING CURVE
DIP 1 DIP 2 DIP 3 DIP 4 CHARGING
CURVE
OFF ON ON ON WET BATTERIES
OFF ON OFF ON AGM BATTERIES
PLEASE CONSULT EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER BEFORE CHANGING
DIP 5 DIP 6 AMPERAGE
ON ON 15 A
OFF ON 20 A
ON OFF 25 A
OFF OFF 30 A
DIP 5 AND DIP 6 ARE CONTROL THE CHARGING CURRENT
DIP 7 DIP 8 VOLTAGE
ON ON 12 V
OFF ON 24 V
ON OFF 36 V
OFF OFF 48 V
DIP 7 AND DIP 8 CONTROL THE BATTERY CHARGING VOLTAGE
THE INFORMATION THAT FOLLOWS IS PROVIDED SHOULD YOU EVER
CHANGE THE TYPE OR SIZE OF BATTERIES IN YOUR MACHINE. CONSULT
WITH THE EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER BEFORE YOU MAKE ANY CHANGES
TO THE CHARGER SETTINGS. DAMAGE COULD OCCUR TO THE BATTERIES
AND MORE SERIOUS, IF THE BATTERIES ARE CHARGED TO THE INCORRECT
AMPERAGE OR VOLTAGE, THE BATTERIES COULD EXPLODE.
DIP SWITCHES ARE LOCATED UNDER LABEL

BDI DISPLAY
When the machine is turned on, the battery level indicator is switched on and the LED (D or E)
corresponding to the position currently held by the rotary dipswitch will turn on. Position 0 (zero)
corresponds to the red LED (D), position 1 corresponds to the first yellow LED (row of 7 LED’s (D), and
so on. After that, all the LED’s turn on for a few seconds (lamp test) and then ordinary operation is
started. The battery level indicator features two voltage thresholds: the stopping threshold and the
resetting threshold. The stopping threshold corresponds to the value of the voltage at the end of
discharge and depends on the position of the rotary dipswitch (A) located at the back side of the
indicator. The resetting threshold corresponds to the reset-point threshold of the device (this value
varies along with the discharging current selected by the dipswitch (A) and is close to the battery
nominal value). When the voltage value corresponding to the stopping threshold is reached, the last
yellow LED will flash for 15 seconds, then the red LED will turn on, and the blocking relay will open. To
reset, switch off the battery level indicator, charge the batteries, and then switch on the machine.
BDI OPERATION
When the battery level indicator is switched on, the battery voltage is measured, and:
• If the voltage is below the stopping voltage, the machine will not run.
• If the voltage is higher than the resetting threshold, all the LED’s will turn on again and the battery
level indicator will reset and the machine will run.
• If the voltage ranges between the stopping voltage and the resetting voltage, the LED’s will turn on
rapidly according to the condition prior to the switching off. If the previous condition was a stop, the
last yellow LED will flash.
Connector pin configuration (B)
1: hour meter input -
2: key +
3: relay +
4: relay –
5: battery –
6: not used
7: not used
8: battery +
01
2
3
4
5
6
7
1234
5678
A
B
BATTERY DISCHARGE INDICATOR (BDI) AND HOUR METER
POSITION 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
VOLTS PER CELL 1.63 1.68 1.73 1.76 1.82 1.84 1.86 1.89
TOTAL VOLTS 29.34 30.24 31.14 31.68 32.76 33.12 33.48 34.02
A. Shutoff voltage rotary dipswitch. Factory set to 4 (32.76 volts). This is the voltage at which the
batteries are 80% discharged. Do not set below this voltage or battery life will be shortened.
B. Connections to meter (molex connector)
C. Hour meter (display is always on, but only counts time when negative voltage is applied to pin 1)
D. Low voltage shutoff LED
E. Battery condition LED’s. (1 through 7 with 7 being fully charged batteries)
C
DE
BACK FRONT

A
DETAIL A
SCALE 1 : 6
TILT MACHINE BACK AND
REMOVE FRONT COVER
USE 3/4" OPEN END
WRENCH TO SECURE
SHAFT AND SPIN
PAD DRIVER OFF
SHAFT BY HAND
PAD CHANGING INSTRUCTIONS
DO NOT TILT MACHINE ON ITS SIDE
CENTER THE PAD ON PAD HOLDER
AND TIGHTEN CENTER LOCK
USE THE HI-SHINE LIGHT BURNISH PAD
21" IS PART NUMBER F084621 (5 PER CASE)
27" IS PART NUMBER F084627 (5 PER CASE)
SPIN PAD DRIVER BACK ONTO SHAFT
AND REPLACE COVER
NOTE: PAD CAN BE CHANGED ON THE MACHINE WITHOUT REMOVING PAD DRIVER,
BUT YOU MUST GET ON THE FLOOR AND BE SURE THAT PAD IS CENTERED ON PAD DRIVER.

BALANCING INSTRUCTIONS
For best operation and maximum battery life, the XTG3 battery burnisher must have the
correct pad pressure. The burnisher should require only minor adjustments to the balance. Only the
battery shims should be adjusted. The wheel axel positions are factory set and are in the proper
locations in the wheel brackets.
Tilt the burnisher back. Remove front cover.
Tilt burnisher to upright position.
With a new pad, the burnisher should hesitate and then barely fall back.
With a worn pad, the burnisher should barely sit upright.
If burnisher falls back easily, then the batteries need to be moved forward.
Remove several battery spacers from front of batteries •
Slide batteries forward •
Add spacer(s) to rear of batteries •
Slide batteries tight against rear spacers (can be done by tilting machine back quickly) •
Replace remaining spacers in front of batteries (batteries should now be “locked” into position) •
If burnisher sits upright easily, then the batteries need to be moved back.
Remove some battery spacer(s) from rear of batteries •
Slide batteries back •
Replace remaining spacers in front of batteries (batteries should now be “locked” into position) •
If batteries are moved as far as possible and proper balance cannot be achieved,
then one of the wheels may be moved to achieve balance. The burnisher is factory balanced,
so this is usually not necessary unless different batteries are installed by the customer. Most of the time,
only one wheel needs to be moved. Any stagger of the wheels should have the left wheel in front (to the
front of the machine) of the right wheel.
TO ACHIEVE PROPER MACHINE BALANCE
SHIFT SHIMS FROM FRONT TO BACK OR
BACK TO FRONT OF BATTERIES

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x Connect the hose to a dedicated hose bibb.
x After installing, purge the air out of the hose. Purging is necessary after the
Millennium SPW™ system is installed and each time that the system is
disconnected and reconnected to the hose bibb. See included Purge Procedure
instructions.
PURGING IS REQUIRED BEFORE FIRST USE, OR IF HOSE
ASSEMBLY HAS BEEN REINSTALLED SINCE LAST USE
(See next page and separate manual)
x REFILL BATTERIES AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN CHARGED. One watering per
week is usuallyenough. Firmly mate the quick coupler. When the connection is
made the redballs in the Flow Indicator will start rotating indicating water is flowing
into the battery cells.
x After the Flow Indicator balls stop rotating, immediately disconnect by
x pushing the CPC button in and pulling the male Quick Coupler out.
x Put the dust cover back on the battery's male Quick Coupler.
x Store hose out of traffic area when not in use.
WATERING SYSTEM INSTRUCTIONS
FOR 6 VOLT WET CELL BATTERIES
PLEASE REFER TO SEPARATE
“PRO-FILL ON-BOARD WATERING SYSTEM”
MANUAL FOR DETAILED INFORMATION
BATTERY FILL INSTRUCTIONS
Connect Quick Coupler
to connector on machine
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WATERING SYSTEM INSTRUCTIONS
FOR 6 VOLT WET CELL BATTERIES
PLEASE REFER TO SEPARATE
“PRO-FILL ON-BOARD WATERING SYSTEM”
MANUAL FOR DETAILED INFORMATION
PURGING INSTRUCTIONS
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E12626
E11834
E12633
E11833
E12640
E12641
E12632
E12638
E12639
E11833
E12676
E12633
E12676
E12242
E10135
E81066
E83629
E10259
E12625
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E88152
E88151
E88153
E88150
E11834
E11565
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ITEM
NO.
PART
NUMBER
Description QTY.
1 E012636 FULL MOUNT FOR XT27 1
2 E012637 HANDLE TO BASE MOUNT FOR XT27 2
3 E10135 Washer, 3/8" USS, Zinc 4
4 E10259 Plug, 1" Tube 2
5 E11122 Screw 1/4" x .500 Pan Head Phillips 1
6 E11553 Lanyard 3/64" x 6" XT Safety Switch 1
7 E11565 Spring, Extension 0.080 Wire, 1/2" OD x 3.850 L 1
8 E11833 Screw 1/4" - 20 x 0.750 Pan Head Phillips Black 8
9 E11834 Washer, SAE 1/4" Black 11
10 E12197 Motor, 36VDC, Brushless 1
11 E12215 Switch, Safety Shut Off 1
12 E12221 Crimp Sleeve, Cable, 3/8" L, Aluminum 1
13 E12242 Locknut, Flange 0.250 - 20 1
14 E12447 Washer, 7/16" SAE, Zinc 4
15 E12625 XT Gen 3 Cover 1
16 E12626 XT Gen 3 Cover 1
17 E12632 XT Gen 3 Cover Door 1
18 E12633 Latch Rubber Body 6
19 E12638 XT Gen 3 Handle Weldment 1
20 E12639 Shutoff Handle Weldment 1
21 E12640 Hinge Right 1
22 E12641 Hinge Left 1
23 E12654 Deck, 28 XT Gen 3 1
24 E12676 Rivet, 5/32" 12
25 E81066 Washer, 3/8" Split Lock, Zinc 8
26 E83629 Screw, 3/8"-16 x 1.250 Hex Head, Grade 5, Zinc 8
27 E88150 Decal, XT3 Rear 2
28 E88151 Decal, XT3 Front 1
29 E88152 Decal, XT3 Right 1
30 E88153 Decal, XT3 Left 1
Covers & Handle Parts

Note: Not available for purchase assembled.
PART
NUMBER
Description QTY.
E10135 Washer, 3/8" USS, Zinc 4
E10259 Plug, 1" Tube 2
E11122 Screw 1/4" x .500 Pan Head Phillips 1
E11407 Screw, 5/16"-18 x 3.250 Eyebolt with Nut, Zinc 1
E11553 Lanyard 3/64" x 6" XT Safety Switch 1
E11565 Spring, Extension 0.080 Wire, 1/2" OD x 3.850 L 1
E11833 Screw 1/4" - 20 x 0.750 Pan Head Phillips Black 8
E11834 Washer, SAE 1/4" Black 11
E12197 Motor, 36VDC, Brushless 1
E12215 Switch, Safety Shut Off 1
E12221 Crimp Sleeve, Cable, 3/8" L, Aluminum 1
E12242 Locknut, Flange 0.250 - 20 1
E12399 Dust Skirt, 21" 1
E12447 Washer, 7/16" SAE, Zinc 4
E12625 XT Gen 3 Cover 1
E12626 XT Gen 3 Cover 1
E12632 XT Gen 3 Cover Door 1
E12633 Latch Rubber Body 6
E12638 XT Gen 3 Handle Weldment 1
E12639 Shutoff Handle Weldment 1
E12640 Hinge Right 1
E12641 Hinge Left 1
E12654 Deck, 28 XT Gen 3 1
E12676 Rivet, 5/32" 12
E81066 Washer, 3/8" Split Lock, Zinc 8
E83629 Screw, 3/8"-16 x 1.250 Hex Head, Grade 5, Zinc 8
E88150 Decal, XT3 Rear 2
E88151 Decal, XT3 Front 1
E88152 Decal, XT3 Right 1
E88153 Decal, XT3 Left 1
Covers & Handle Parts

Serial # Location
On Opposite Side
E11293 - Dust Skirt 28"
E12584 is supplied
with the machine.
After removing the 5/16"
eye bolt (E11407)
insert it into the hole,
use a hammer to seat.
E12204
E10135
E81087
E81087
E10135
E10122
E81713
E12237
E12242
E11432
E12656
E12447
E12644
E10141
E10902
E12689
E10705 53"
E10202E12584
E12654
E12637
E12643
E12636
E11833
E10122
E81713
E81713
E12242
E11432
E10118
E12661
ITEM
NO.
PART
NUMBER
Description QTY.
1 E10118 Rivet AAP64 2
2 E10122 Screw, 1/4"-20 x 1.000 Hex Head, Grade 5, Zinc 9
3 E10135 Washer, 3/8" USS, Zinc 18
4 E10141 Nut, 5/16"-18, Slim, Nylon Lock, Grade 5, Zinc 2
5 E10202 Rivet, 3/16" OD x 0.700" L with 0.600" Head 7
6 E10705 Bumper, Red (21" Deck = 53", 24" Deck = 63", 28" Deck = 75") 1
7 E10902 Screw, 5/16"-18 x 2.500 Hex Head, Grade 5, Zinc 2
8 E11432 Locknut, Flange 0.375 - 16 12
9 E11833 Screw 1/4" - 20 x 0.750 Pan Head Phillips Black 2
10 E12204 Rubber Flange Extrusion 2
11 E12237 Caster, 3" 4 Bolt 2
12 E12242 Locknut, Flange 0.250 - 20 9
13 E12447 Washer, 7/16" SAE, Zinc 12
14 E12636 XT3 Battery & Electrical Frame27" 1
15 E12637 Mounting Bracket, Handle to Deck XT27 2
16 E12643 Cord Wrap 1
17 E12644 Wheel Bracket XT 2
18 E12654 Deck, 28 XT Gen 3 1
19 E12656 Chain, Static Dispersion 1
20 E12661 Cover, XT3-27, Deck 1
21 E12689 Wheel, 6" with Sealed Ball Bearings, Non-Marking 2
22 E81087 Screw, 3/8"-16 x 1.500 Hex Head, Grade 5, Zinc 12
23 E81713 Washer, 1/4" SAE, Zinc 10
24 E12584 Rivet, 5/16" Drive (Hammer In) 2
Frame & Deck Parts