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Gravely 8000 Series User manual

AGIRA/ELY
S.BASKET KIT
SOOO SERIES TRACTOR VAC
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PART NO: 37007 PRINTED IN USA
FORM NO:38646 (4'84)
NOTE
Read this manual carefully and
your grass catcher before using it. Iearn to operate and service
To keep the warrantyr the grass catcher must be maintained
and operated as directed in this manual.
All references to ttleft-sidett, rrright-sidet', "fronttt, and
rrbackrr are given from the operatorrs position.
Use the serial number to ensure prompt and correct service
when ordering parts, requesting service, or making inquiries.
SERIAL NUMBER
Look for this symbol to poi.nt out important safety
precautions. It means -- ATTENTION! BECOME ALERTI
YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED.
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CONTENTS
I. INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION
2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3. SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
4. ILLUSTRATED PARTS AND PARTS LIST
5. INSTALLATION
6. WARRANTY
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SECTION I
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Instructions for Safe Operation
Improper use of this grass vacuum can injure people and damage
the equipment. PeopIe using or servicing this grass catcher must
read and follow the instructions in this manual.
It is important to understand that this manual and any other
Gravely instruction manuals do not cover every possible danger.
It is impossible for Gravely to know of all possible dangers in
operating and servicing the tractor and attachments.
The purchaser must give these instructions to the people opera-
ting and maintainirtg this grass catcher. These people must use
eye and foot protection.
1.r Preparation:
I. Read the
car eful I y.
2. Learn the
a ttachment
operator I smanuals
of all tractor and
Learn how to use the controls to stop the tractor and
attachment.
Use caution with gasoline. Gasoline is very flammable.
Keep it in a clean and tight container away from flames
or hot items. Never put gasoline in the fuel tank while
the engine is running or hot. Clean up spilled gasoline
before starting engine.
Be certain that all shields, guards, and interlock
switches are in the correct positions.
9'Ihen hauling the tractor, connect the chassis and rear
hitch to the transporting vehicle. Never connect from
control levers, rods t ox like items that could be
damaged.
Operate the equipment only when discharge chute is in
place or the complete grass catcher with collector boot
and tube is in place.
As the vac basket fiIls with materialr w€ight is removed
from the front wheels. Limit the amounb collected or
add front weight to prevent loss of steering control.
tractor and the vac
location and function
controls.
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L.2 Operation:
1. Wear foot and eye protection. Do not wear Ioose
cI oth i ng.
2. Do not use the equipment in the dark without adequate
lighting.
3. Keep the grass catcher in good condition. Maintain it
as directed in this manual.
4. Replace all parts that become damaged or lost.
5. USE ONLY GRAVELY ACCESSORIES AND ATTACHMENT OR ATTACH.
MENTS GRAVELY HAS APPROVED FOR USE Y{ITH THIS TRACTOR.
6. Do not overspeed the engine. Do not override the
governor.
7. Keep away from moving parts.
B. Keep people and animals away from the operating area.
9. Do not 1et people other than the operator ride on the
tracto r .
10. Use a slow speed and engage the direction control lever
slow1y when operating on slopes.
1I. Look for and keep away from hazards.
L2. Shut engine off, move the PTO Control to "OFF'r, and
remove ignition key before unclogging chute or removing
grass catcher.
I3. Look behind when operating in reverse.
I4. After hitting an object with the equipment, stop the
engine and check for damage. Repair any damage before
continuing operation.
15. Operate the tractor only from the seat.,.
16. Travel up and down, not across slopes.
L7 . tlever permit children to operate the tractor.
lB. Before leaving the tractor, move the PTO Control to
rrOFFrr , lower mower, lock the brake, and remove the
ignition key.
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19. If there is a sudden change in the sound or vibration of
the equipment, stop the engine and check for damage.
Repair any damage or failure before continuing
operat ion.
20. Never run the engine indoors except to move it outside.
Exhaust fumes are dangerous.
2L. Go slow on slick surfaces.
22. Follow traffic laws when operating on or near a road.
23. Before making adjustments or servicing, move the PTO to
rroFFrr, turn the ignition switch to |'OFF", and wait until
aIl moving parts completely stop.
24. Check the mounting hardware for the blade and vanes
frequently.
25. Keep the PTO control in the "OFF* position when
transport ing.
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SECTION 2
Operating Instructions
2.L General:
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When starting to cut grass with the vac in p1ace, start
at a slower than normal ground speed but with throttle
set for high engine speed. Use the Gear Selector Lever
to control speed. Se1ect the gear for the best cutting
and vac action. The heavier and wetter the grass, the
slower the ground speed.
With lush, extra heavy or wet grass, it may be necessary
to make two passes. Eirst cut at maximum cutting height
from ground surface, then recut at the Iower setting.
When the liners are full, they may be tied up while in
the basket, then lifted from the baskets for disposal.
It may be easier to remove the liners from the baskets
by laying the basket on its side and removing the l-iner.
If the hose plugs, momentarily stop ground travel and
allow it to clear. IF THE HOSE DOES NOT CLEAR, PUT THE
PTO IN THE ''OFF'' POSITION AND STOP THE TRACTOR ENGINE
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO CLEAR THE HOSE.
Successful operation results from the thoughtful manage-
ment of several variables:
Catcher wil I rarork best in dry grass. Between l0
a.m. and 5 p.m. would be an ideal time, af ter damp-
ness has left in the morning but before evening dew.
Use fast throttle setting on the tractor at all
times, since this gives better air flow in the bas-
ket or cart.
Try different travel speeds.
fifth speeds are best. GeneraIly, third to
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Be sure the boot, hoses, and
assembled and secured prior
mower.
Always move the PTO to rrOFFrr
to rrOFFrr and wait until aIl
before unplugging the hoses. , turn the ignition switch
parts have stopped mo'.zing
blower drive
to operating are properly
the vac and
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SECTION 3
Service Instructions
3.1 When the Vac Stops Collecting, Check the Eollowing:
l. Wrong blade on mower--be sure the mower has a sharp
Gravely blade on it.
2. Low tip speed on blade--check engine RPM and increase to
a maximum of 3300 RPM, decrease ground speed.
3. High ground speed on tractor--shift to lower gear.
4. Grass conditions--grass must be dry.
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SECTION 4Parts List
Illustrated Parts and
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NO. PART NO. QTY. DESCRIPTION
I 3 B52g .' I SuPPort
2 38321 I Right Tube
3 35809 16 Screwr l'lachine 5/L6-18x1.50
4 419455 29 Nut, Lock 5/L5-Lg
5 38322 1 Left Tube
6 38323 2 Tube Bracket
7 38324 2 EYebolt
. 8 4242L5 4 Nut, Lock L/4-20
9 38325 I Center Tube
10 3853 4 L Mounting Bracket
11 38535 1 Cover AssemblY
12 38328 3 Grass Bagger Basket
13 38530 I Bracket
t4 3853L 2 Riser
15 180175 I BoIt, Hex L/2-13xI.25
16 435507 8 Nut, Lock L/2-L3
L7 180077 2 Boltr Hex 5/L6-18x.75
IB 180079 3 Bolt, Hex 5/L6-L8xI.00
t9 38533 1 Hose
20 38532 2 Hose ClamP
2L 180073 4 BoIt, Hex 5/L6-L8x-50
22 38334 8 Screw, Machine 5/L6-18x.75 T/Hd
23 38335 I Washerr .339/.359x1.125x.063 Pl
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SECTION 5
Installation Instluctions
InstalI the vac on the tractor.
Attach the bracket to the support with two s/tA-IBxI bolts
and two lock nuts. See the illustration.
5.3 Attach the two risers to the outside of the support with
two L/2-13xI.25 bolts and two lock nuts. Do not tighten
the bolts. See Figure I for correct posi tion of the
risers.
5.4 Slide the risers into position on the drive frame and
secure with two L/2-L3xL bolts and two lock nuts on each
side. Tighten the bolts holding the support.
5.5 Set the tube assembly on the support and secure to the
mounting bracket with three 3/B-I8xl bolts and 3 lock nuts.
5.6 Secure the two tubes to the bracket with 5/L6-LBxL-L/2
machine screvrs and lock nuts.
5.7 Install the cover assembly using eight machine screws,
washers, and lock nuts.
5.8 Stide the baskets in place on the tube frame.
5.9 Close the cover and secure in place with hooks on eyebolts.
5.I0 Slip a worm clamp over each end of the tube. Put one end
of the tube on the blower outlet and the other end of the
cover in1et. Tighten the clamps.
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SECTION 6
GRAVELY LI M ITED.WARRANTY
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This Limitecj Warranty is issued by Gravely lnternatlonal lnc
ano consists cf tne tollowirrg teims:
1. Only the original purchaser of neur Gravely equipmect is
covered by thts Warranty
?. This Warranty covers repair or replacemerlt of parts
manufactured by Gravely which are deiective in material or
workmanship. Gravely will pay for parts and labor only
3. The Warranty starts lhe date of purchase and lasts f or TWELVE
(12) MONTHS.
4. Some components of Gravely equrpment are not covered by
the Gravely Warranty. These components are covered by the
original manufacturer's warranty, which is'included with the
product. They are:
a. Engines
b Tires
,-'. To obtain warranty service on Gravely equipment includrng
components not manufactured by Gravely. use thrs procedure:
a. Notify the Gravely dealer from whom you purchased the
equiPment.
b. l{ you have m'oved and it is not convenient to notify the
i selling dealer. notily the nearest Gravely dealer. You
should supply this dealer with a copy ol the bill ol sale as
prool of the date of Purchase.
c. Make arrangements to have the equipment delivered to
the dealer (refer to paragraph 6(a) below)
d. lf you have any questions concerning the Gravely Limited
Warranty, they should be referred tol
GravelY lnternational, lnc.
One Gravely Lane
Clemmons, NC 27012
Attn: Manager o{ Customer Services
e. Warranty service on Gravely equipment rnusl be per-
formed by an author,ized Gravely dealer or Gravely lactory
branch.
6. This Warranty does not cover the following:
a. Transportation between owner's home or place o{
business and the dealership. ll the dealer provides the
transportation oi the equipment, he will charge the owner
his usual rate for such service
b. Normal maintenance services and normal replacement of
items such as spark plugs, belts, oil, oil filters, air filters,
and mower, plow or cultivator blades.
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c Alterrat!cns i.ri' ir,lcdriic;r1ic.r;rs -,qit obligaiiorts under ihi:i
v/a!'ranty shall b,e tei-mirraled ii the equipmerit is alte;ell
r)r n103:'lred ilr any vlay.
,1. Customei' Neglecr or I-ack ol Proper Maintenanr:e - Tlie
purchaser is responsibie for rtaking s.lre that the traclo'
is operaie,J and sei'viced as directeo in the operator's
rnanrral. Inrjorrecl use or maintenartce will vctlti the
warranty.
GRAVELY N4AKES NC CTHER EXPRESS WARFAN'i'IES, ANY
lrvlPLlED VVABRANiTIES. INCLUaIING WARRANTIEIS A[i rO
MERCHANTAB!i-iTY Of'T TITIJSSS FOTi A PAFiTICUi.Aii
PURPOSE. ARE i-iMITED IN DI]FATION TO TFIE PEFiOD
SEI ,f,tJl' iN PAHA(;RAPH 3 ABOVE. SOME SI-ATES DLI
NOT ALLO\r',I LIMiTATI()NS CI{ HOW LONG AN II\4PLIE:-)
WARRANTY LAS'TS, SO THE ABOVE STATEMENT MAY NOl
APPLY TO ./C"IU.
GRAVELY SFIALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBiL!IY FOR
INCIDENTAL OF CONSEC)UENTIAL DAMAGE{i
RESULTING FROM THE BBEACH OF AI.JY WARRANTY.
INCLUDING. BLIT NOT LII\,4ITEO TO, INCONVENIENCE.
IIENTAL OR PURCHASE OF FIEPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT.
LOSS OF PBOFITS OH CCMMEFICIAL LOSS. SOME STATES
DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIN4ITATION OF
INCIDENTAL OR CONSEOUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE
ABOVE L.ll\41'f AT|ON OB EXCLUSION MA'/ NOT APPLYTO
YOU.
This Warranty gives you specif;c legal rights, and you nray
have other rights which 'rary lrom state to state.
A Gravely product regislration card ts supplied with uaclr
Gravely product. Please cornplete the card and return tt lo
Gravelv at the address lisied on the card. The equipment
registration card will b.^ used by Gravely f or.
a. Recording date oi purchase
b. Notrf icatron of owners in complrance with the Consumei
Product Safety Act. should any notitication be necessary
The return of registratjon card is not required in order to lake
advanlages ol thrs Warranty
Thls Warranty rs not subject to change or modrltcation by
anyone, including Gravely clealers and no Gravely dealer is
authonzed to nrake any repreSenlatlons or promtses orr
Graveiy s behall
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