Iseki SSM60 Installation and operating instructions

MODEL:
FOR TH4365,4335,4295
ISEKI MOWER DECK
Operation & Service Manual
SSM60

ISEKI MOWER DECK
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Thank you very much for purchasing an ISEKI mower deck.
This operator’s manual provides the information necessary for operating and maintaining your mower deck safely
and properly. The contents are mainly composed of the following two items:
SAFETY INSTRUCTION: Essential items which you should observe while operating the mower deck.
TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION: Items which are necessary to operate, adjust, and service the mower deck
properly.
Every time you see the words and symbols shown below in the manual and on the safety decals, you must take
note of their instructions and warning.
DANGER: This symbol together with the words DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation
that, if not avoided, will result in VERY SERIOUS INJURY OR EVEN DEATH.
WARNING: This symbol together with the word WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation
that, if not avoided, could result in SERIOUS INJURY OR EVEN DEATH.
CAUTION: This symbol together with the word CAUTION is used to indicate a potentially hazardous
situation that, if not avoided, may result in MINOR INJURY.
IMPORTANT: The word IMPORTANT is used to provide instructions or advice in order to let the mower deck
provide the optimum performance.
NOTE: The word NOTE is used to indicate points of particular interest for more efficient and convenient repair
or operation.
Before starting to operate the lawn mower for the first time, you should read this operation manual as well as
TH4365,4335,4295 operation manual thoroughly and carefully until you are sufficiently familiar with the opera-
tion of the lawn mower in order to do jobs safely and properly. You are advised to refer to it from time to time to
refresh your understanding of the lawn mower.
The manual should be kept in a handy place so you can refer to it when required.
The parts employed in this mower deck may be modified without notice for better performance and quality and
for safety purposes, which may lead to some inconsistency found on your mower deck with the contents of this
manual.
The lawn mower is designed to be used on well-kept lawns. Using the lawn mower in other places is not autho-
rized. Besides, the manufacturer will not pay for any damage caused by unauthorized use and the risk is only
borne by the user. Proper use of the lawn mower also implies that the user follows the operational, adjusting, and
servicing instructions indicated in the operation manual.
When you have any question about your mower deck, you are always welcome to ask your dealers.
All information, illustrations, and specifications contained in this manual are based on the latest information avail-
able at the time of publication. The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice.
INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION........................................................1
TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................. 2
FOR SAFE OPERATION ...........................................3
1. HOW TO BE A SAFE OPERATOR.....................3
2. BEFORE STARTING THE TRACTOR ...............4
3. OPERATION OF THE TRACTOR ...................... 6
4. OPERATION ON A SLOPE ................................9
5. MOUNTING AND DISMOUNTING OF THE
MOWER DRIVE SHAFT ..................................10
6. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE................ 11
SAFETY LABELS.................................................13
POSITION OF THE SAFETY LABELS.................14
MAINTENANCE OF THE SAFETY LABELS........14
GENERAL INFORMATION......................................15
MACHINE INDENTIFICATION............................. 15
SPECIFICATIONS.................................................... 16
NAME OF MAJOR COMPONENTS ........................ 17
ASSEMBLING INSTRUCTION................................18
INSTALLATION OF PACKING PARTS TO
TRACTOR ............................................................18
MATCHING MOWER DECK WITH TRACTOR....23
MOWER OPERATION ............................................. 26
BEFORE OPERATION.........................................26
CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT......................26
HEIGHT ADJUST SYSTEM .................................27
USAGE OF HEIGHT ADJUST SYSTEM.............. 27
PRECAUTIONS FOR OPERATING HEIGHT
ADJUST SYSTEM................................................27
STARTING MOWING OPERATION .....................27
STOPPING THE MOWER....................................28
EMERGENCY STOP............................................28
EFFICIENT MOWING .......................................... 29
INSPECTION AND SERVICE OF EACH PART ......31
INSPECTION AND REPLACEMENT OF THE
GEAR BOX........................................................... 31
INSPECTION AND REPLACEMENT OF THE
DRIVE BELT.........................................................33
INSPECTION AND REPLACEMENT OF THE
BLADES ...............................................................35
INSPECTION OF GAUGE WHEELS ...................37
INSPECTION OF ROLLERS................................ 37
CLEANING UNDER THE BELT COVER.............. 37
WASHING THE MACHINE...................................38
LUBRICATION AND GREASING POINTS.............. 39
DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY......................40
GEAR BOX........................................................... 40
BACKLASH ADJUSTMENT .................................40
STORING OF THE MOWER DECK.........................42
TROUBLESHOOTING.............................................43
PACKING PARTS LIST ...........................................45
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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DANGER: Failure to observe the following
safety instructions can result in serious
injury or death. As the owner or operator
of the tractor, you are responsible for pre-
venting accidents or injuries.
1. HOW TO BE A SAFE OPERATOR
1.1. Follow all the safety signs on the tractor and all
the manufacturer’s instructions before starting the
tractor. If you do not, it may result in body injuries.
1.2. Pay attention to the caution labels on the tractor
and mower deck and observe the instructions
they give to avoid physical injuries.
1.3. Ensure that all operators are responsible individu-
als who have read the instructions or been fully
trained on the safe operation of the tractor.
1.4. All operators should evaluate their health and
ability to operate a tractor safely enough to pro-
tect them selves and others from serious injury.
Do not operate the tractor while you are under the
influence of alcohol or drugs.
1.5. Understand how to properly and safely operate
and maintain the tractor. Seek and obtain practi-
cal instruction on how to operate and maintain the
tractor properly.
1.6. Be sure to use necessary protective devices such
as headgear, safety glasses, safety shoes, ear
plugs, gloves, etc.
1.7 Wear appropriate protective clothing and equip-
ment when you are operating, adjusting, or
servicing the tractor, such as safety glasses, long
pants, substantial footwear, and ear protection.
Long hair, loose clothing, or jewellery can get
tangled in moving parts.
1.8. Never permit the following persons to operate the
tractor:
- Persons not properly trained to operate the
tractor
- Persons who cannot understand the instruc-
tions mentioned in this operation manual and
on the caution labels
- Pregnant women
- Children
Local regulations may restrict the age of the
operator.
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1.9. Inspect the tractor periodically. If not, this may
not only shorten the tractor’s service life but also
make safe and efficient operation impossible.
1.10. Never use the tractor out of normal usage even
if it is not mentioned at this operation manual.
2. BEFORE STARTING THE TRACTOR
2.1. Set up an operation plan with sufficient time al-
lowance. A tight plan may result in unexpected
accidents. Especially when operating the tractor
under extremely hot, cold, or humid circum-
stances, set up an operation schedule or method
which will ensure operational safety.
2.2. Mow only in daylight or good artificial light. Mow-
ing in the dark may cause unexpected accidents.
2.3. Thoroughly inspect the mowig area and remove
all objects from the mowing area that the tractor
can throw, such as stones, toys, sticks, and wires,
which may lead to serious accidents.
2.4 Ensure that there are no people or pets in the
area where you will mow. Keep children out of
the mowing area and under the watchful care of a
responsible adult.
2.5. Do not operate the tractor unless the operator’s
presence controls, safety switches, and guards
are attached and functioning properly.
2.6. Start the engine from the operating or designated
starting position.
2.7. Before starting the engine, make sure that ev-
erything is safe around the tractor and put the
traction drive in neutral, set parking brake, and
disengage the cutting unit(s). Otherwise, unex-
pected accidents may occur.
2.8. Start the engine with the starter switch only.
Never attempt to start the engine by shorting the
terminals, or the tractor may move abruptly, and
result in unexpected accidents.
2.9. Do not run the engine in an enclosed area where
dangerous carbon monoxide fumes can collect.
Sufficient ventilation shoud be provided when
starting the engine in an enclosed area.
2.10. Make sure of safety around the tractor and
move slowly when starting. Abrupt starting may
cause unexpected accidents.
2.11. Become familiar with the operation, particularly,
the stopping of the tractor. You should be skilful
enough to be able to stop the tractor at will.

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2.12. Use only attachments and accessories ap-
proved by the manufacturer and install and
operate them as directed.
2.13. When your tractor is equipped with an imple-
ment other than a standard mower deck, such
as a collector, a cabin, etc., never fail to ask
your dealers about machine balance. Always
follow their advice.
2.14. Keep in mind that the operator or user is re-
sponsible for the accidents or hazards caused
by the tractor to other people or their property.
2.15. Inspect the tractor for wear or damage. Re-
place any worn or damaged parts.
2.16. Especially before starting the tractor, be sure
to perform advised pre-operation inspections
especially on the brakes and inspect visually
to see that the blade and blade tightening nuts
are not worn, damaged or loose. Replace worn
or damaged blade and nuts as an assembly
to preserve blade balance. Otherwise, poor
braking or scattered broken blades may result,
which is very dangerous.

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3. OPERATION OF THE TRACTOR
3.1. When the tractor is running, stay away from the
discharge opening, the cutting unit(s), and all
moving parts.
3.2. During operation, never allow anyone, especially
children, and animals to be in the vicinity of the
tractor. Do not direct the discharge at anyone.
3.3. When you are working with co-workers, be sure
to alert them by signalling before you take a
new action.
3.4. When operating the tractor, you should be seated
in the operator’s seat properly, hold the steering
wheel by both hands, and look in the direction
in which the tractor advances. Avoid looking a
side or holding the steering wheel by one hand
during operation.
3.5. Always be sure to operate the tractor from the
driver’s seat with seat belt. Never attempt to get
on or off the tractor while it is travelling.
3.6. Do not mow on wet grass. the tractor may slide.
3.7. Slow down before turning the tractor. Turning at
high speed may cause the tractor to turn over.
3.8. Never attempt to depress the dif-lock pedal while
turning around the tractor. Turning with the dif-
lock on may cause the tractor to turn over.
3.9. Connect the independent brake pedal except nec-
essary situation. Never operate the independen-
dent brake pedal during travelling as this will cause
the tractor to skid sideways or turn over. When
stopping, be sure to use the master brake pedal.
3.10. Look down and behind you and ensure a clear
path before you move the tractor backward.
3.11. Do not mow while moving backward unless it is
absolutely necessary.
3.12. Never operate the tractor in terrain where there
are ditches, holes, or steps easy to collapse. In
such a place, the tractor could turn over or fall.
3.13. Before making access to moving parts, stop the
engine, and keep your hands, feet, clothing, ac-
cessories and etc. away so as not to be caught
in the moving parts of the tractor.
3.14. Be alert when you approach blind corners and
objects that may obscure your vision. Watch
for holes, ruts, or bumps. Tall grass can hide
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3.15. Never rest a foot on the brake pedal. If so, the
brakes disc wear rapidly, which may lead to
serious accidents.
3.16. Travelling set with the cruise lever should be
restricted only to operations in specious, flat
areas with an unobstructed view and used with
the range shift lever always kept in the low
speed position.
3.17. Never attempt to do the mowing operation
without the discharge cover in place or with the
cover left open.
3.18. Never attempt to operate without the drive shaft
cover in place.
3.19. Do not attempt to adjust the cutting height while
the engine is running.
3.20. Adjust the cutting height with the gauge wheels
in accordance with the condition of the ground
surface at the working site. Mowing on rough
ground with low cutting height may cause
the blades to hit soil or stones, which is very
dangerous.
3.21. If you strike an object or if the tractor vibrates
abnormally, stop the tractor immediately, wait
for all moving parts to stop, and inspect the cut-
ting unit(s). Make all repairs before you resume
operation.
3.22. Be sure to keep the grass discharging part
clean. A clogged discharging part may cause
the discharge cover to open, resulting in
scattering of grass and stones, which is very
dangerous.
3.23. Never allow grass or leaves to accumulate
around heated parts such as the engine and
the muffler, or this may cause a fire.
3.24. Before moving the tractor to another place,
be sure to stop the mower blades and lift up
the mower deck. Otherwise, they may hit
stones and scatter them around, which is very
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3.25. When driving over a levee tractor, stop the
mower blades, lift up the mower deck, and move
the tractor straight to the levee and make it climb
over slowly. Avoid climbing over a levee too high,
or the tractor may fall sideways or turn over.
3.26. Stop the cutting unit(s) when you are crossing
gravel areas.
3.27. Watch for traffic when you are operating the
tractor near a roadway or when crossing a
roadway.
3.28. Never attempt to use the tractor to draw an
implement or a trailer. It is not designed to draw
a load.
3.29. Stay alert and stop the tractor if people or pets
enter the area.
3.30. Do not carry passengers.
3.31. Never carry children, even when the cutting
means are not moving. Children may fall off
the tractor and become seriously injured or
prevent you from operating the tractor safely.
Children who have been given rides in the past
may suddenly appear in the mowing area for
another ride and be run over or backed over by
the tractor.
3.32. Before stopping the engine, be sure to lower
the mower deck onto the ground, apply the
parking brakes, shift the range shift lever in
neutral and turn the PTO switch to the OFF
position.
3.33. Before leaving the operating position of the
tractor for any reason, always do the following:
- Stop the tractor on level ground.
- Stop the cutting unit(s), disengage PTO, and
lower the attachment(s).
- Disengage the drive(s).
- Set the parking brake.
- Stop the engine and wait for all moving parts
to stop.

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4. OPERATION ON A SLOPE
DANGER: Slopes are a major factor re-
lated to accidents with tractors, resulting
in severe injuries.
We cannot recomend the tractor with mower deck be
oparated on a slope. All slopes require extra caution;
no slope is safe.
You can lose control of the tractor on a slope because
of one of the following:
- the wheels lack traction; you are driving the tractor
too fast.
- you are not braking properly; the tractor type is not
suited for the task.
- you are unaware of the ground conditions (especially
slopes).
- you incorrectly hitch an attachment or distribute a
load.
If the tractor has to be used on a slope, Never use it
on a slope of more than “10° ”. Even if using it on a
slope of less than “10° ”, be sure to abide by the foiio-
wing instructions.
A slope angle of 10° is specified with the trac-
tors equipped with the attachments mentioned
respectively.
- The tractor is not equipped with any attachments or
a cabin.
- The tractor is equipped with a standard mower
deck.
Grass catchers and other attachments can change
the stability of the tractor. Follow the instructions for
adding weight to improve the stability of the tractor.
When your tractor is equipped with an implement
other than standard, such as a cabin, etc., never fail to
ask your dealer about machine balance. Always follow
their advice.
We recommend that you use a ROPS if you will oper-
ate the tractor on steep slopes. A ROPS consists
of both a rollover protection device and a seat belt.
Always wear the seat belt with your ROPS; do not use
the seat belt unless the rollover protection device is
also properly installed.
4.1. Be sure to wear a helmet during operation.
4.2. If you feel uneasy operating your tractor on a
slope, do not mow it.
4.3. Evaluate the terrain to determine what accesso-
ries and attachments you will need to be safe.
4.4. Do not mow near drop-offs, ditches, or embank-
ments. You can tip the tractor over if a wheel is
over the edge of a drop-off or if an edge caves in.
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4.5. Never perform mowing operation on wet grass.
4.6. Be sure to shift the 4WD lever to the 4WD
position.
4.7. Never use the cruise control during mowing
operation.
4.8. Choose a low gear to prevent the need to stop or
shift gears on a slope.
4.9. Avoid sudden starting and stopping.
4.10. Mow up and down a slope; do not mow across it.
4.11. Mow a slope by moving slowly. Do not sud-
denly change your speed or direction.
4.12. Do not turn on a slope unless it is necessary,
and then, turn slowly downhill, if possible.
4.13. If the tyres lose traction, disengage the cutting
unit(s) and proceed slowly, straight down the
slope. Do not apply the brake on a tractor that
is sliding down a slope. Engage the clutch
slowly and always keep the tractor in gear,
especially when travelling downhill.
4.14. Do not use the grass catcher(s) while you are
mowing a steep slope.
4.15. Do not try to stabilize the tractor by putting your
foot on the ground.
4.16. Avoid stopping the tractor on a slope.
5. MOUNTING AND DISMOUNTING OF THE MOWER
DRIVE SHAFT
The mower gear box is driven through a drive shaft
with universal joints from the tractor. When connecting
or disconnecting the shaft, follow the next instructions.
5.1. Lower the mower deck onto the ground, stop the
engine, draw the engine key, and apply the park-
ing brakes before mounting or dismounting the
drive shaft.
5.2. Turn the PTO switch to the OFF position ( ).
5.3. Make sure that the PTO shaft and mower blades
stop completely.
5.4. The drive shaft should be mounted or dismounted
at the tractor side. Never leave the shaft connected
only at the mower side. If the PTO shaft be driven
unexpectedly, the shaft will be swung around and
damage the tractor or cause serious accidents.

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FIG. 1-1
FIG. 1-2
6. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
6.1. Never start the engine in a closed place. Exhaust
fumes contain poisonous carbon monoxide, so
sufficient ventilation should be provided when
starting the engine indoors.
6.2. Be sure to wear safety glasses and gloves when
servicing the tractor.
6.3. When servicing the tractor or mounting or dis-
mounting the mower deck, please the tractor on
lebel, hard ground.
6.4. Service the tractor in a place sufficiently il-
luminated, or darkness may cause unexpected
accidents.
6.5. Do not adjust or repair the tractor while the en-
gine is running.
6.6. When servicing the tractor or mounting or dis-
mounting the mower deck, stop the engine and
remove the key (if applicable) to prevent some-
one from accidentally starting the engine and
apply the parking brakes.
6.7. The engine, muffler, radiator, etc. are very hot just
after operation, so wait until those heated parts
cool down sufficiently to avoid burns.
6.8. Never remove the radiator cap while the engine is
hot or running. Wait until the engine cools down
and then relieve the radiator pressure by releas-
ing the radiator cap. Carelessly pouring cooling
water into the heated radiator can cause serious
damage to the radiator and the engine. Careless
removal of the radiator cap can cause serious
injury because of superheated water vapor.
6.9. Before servicing the tractor, be sure to turn the
PTO switch to the OFF position ( ) and make sure
that the mower blades have stopped completely.
Rotating blades may cause serious accidents.
6.10. While adjusting the tractor, keep your fingers
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FIG. 1-3
Parts code of blade Punched ID
SSM60 8654-306-006-10 I8654 C
6.11. When servicing the tractor, use proper tools.
Using makeshift tools may lead to injuries or
poor service, which may result in unexpected
accidents during operation.
6.12. When removing a tire, chock other tires and
support the tractor securely. When installing
tires, be sure to tighten the wheel nuts to the
specified torque. Loose nuts may cause seri-
ous accidents.
6.13. The cutting means(s) are sharp and can cut
you. Wrap the cutting means(s) or wear leather
gloves when you service them. On the tractor
with two or more cutting means, rotating one
cutting means may cause the other cutting
means(s) to rotate.
6.14. Never step on the mower deck, or the mower
deck may be damaged or deformed, which may
lead to breakdown or accidents.
6.15. The grass catcher components are subject to
wear and damage, exposing you to moving
parts or thrown objects. Frequently check and
replace them with the manufacturer’s recom-
mended parts when necessary.
6.16. Be sure to reinstall the removed parts in place.
Never attempt to start the engine with any parts
removed.
6.17. Never attempt unauthorized modification of the
tractor as this could be very hazardous. Dam-
aged or worn parts should be replaced with
ISEKI genuine spare parts. Unauthorized parts
may cause breakdown of the tractor, accidents,
and ISEKI warranty to expire.
6.18. Keep all fasteners tight, especially those that
hold the cutting means(s).
6.19. Check that all safety devices are in place and
operating properly.

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(4) Hot label (Code No. 8595-901-007-00)
Stay clear of the hot surface.
(5) Maintenance label (Code No. 1593-901-015-00)
Shut off the engine and remove the starter key
before performing maintenance or repair work.
(6) PTO label (Code No. 8654-901-002-00)
WARNING: Stay clear of the PTO shaft while
the engine is running.
(1) Danger label (Code No. 2500-901-014-30)
Stay clear of the mower blades while the engine
is running.
(2) Belt label (Code No. 8595-901-006-00)
Do not remove the safety covers while the engine
is running.
(3) Discharge label (Code No. 8595-901-005-00)
Keep a safe distance from the mower.
SAFETY LABELS
The following labels are stuck on the mower. You should of course read the safety instructions in the manual. But
never fail to read the labels on the machine as well. Their respective code numbers are also mentioned below, so
order replacements from your dealer if any of them are lost or damaged.

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FIG. 1-4
MAINTENANCE OF THE SAFETY LABELS
- The labels should always be clearly seen, that is,
nothing should obscure them.
- When they have become dirty, wash them with soap
water and wipe with a soft cloth.
- When some of them are torn or lost, order new
labels from your dealers.
- A new label should be placed in the same place
where the old one was located.
- When sticking on a new label, clean the place to
enable the label to stick and squeeze out all air
bubbles trapped under it.
POSITION OF THE SAFETY LABELS
Pay attention to the safety labels on the mower, and observe the instructions they give to avoid physical injuries.

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MACHINE INDENTIFICATION
Each mower is identified by means of model and se-
rial numbers.
To ensure prompt, efficient service when ordering
parts or requesting repairs from authorized ISEKI
Dealer, record these numbers in the spaces provided.
Machine Model Number:
Machine Serial Number:
Date of Delivery:
Dealer Name and Address:
Dealer Telephone Number:
Dealer E-mail Address:
Dealer Fax Number:
The mower identification plate (1) is located on the
right-hand side of the deck.
GENERAL INFORMATION
FIG. 2-1
FIG. 2-2

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Model SSM60-TH4335E4
Suitable Machine TH4295F/FH TH4365FH
TH4335F/FH
Type Rotary Mower
Discharge Type Side Discharge
Cutting Width mm (inch) 1,524 (60”)
Number of Blades 3
Dimension Overall Length mm (inch) 1,011 (39.8)
Overall Width mm (inch) 1,928 (75.9)
Overall Height mm (inch) 345 (13.6)
Weight (Mower Deck + Linkage) kg (lbs) 155 (342)
Cutting Heights Adjustment Dial Gauge
(Adjustable in 7 stages by pin replacement)
Cutting Heights mm (inch) 35 (1.4)
mm (inch) 45 (1.8)
mm (inch) 55 (2.2)
mm (inch) 65 (2.6)
mm (inch) 75 (3.0)
mm (inch) 95 (3.7)
Gear Box Input (rated) min-1 2,000 2,080
(max.) min-1 2,200 2,280
Output (rated) min-1 2,527 2,628
(max.) min-1 2,780 2,881
Gear Ratio (Bevel Gear: In/Out) 1.10 (30/23X21/25)
Blade Tip Velocity (rated) m/s 74.9 77.9
(max.) m/s 82.4 85.3
Blade Length mm (inch) 624 (24.6)
SPECIFICATIONS

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(1) Mower deck
(2) Gear box
(3) Universal joint
(4) Discharge cover
(5) Belt cover (LH)
(6) Belt cover (RH)
(7) Stopper
(8) Pulley cover
(9) Universal joint cover
(10) Belt
(11) Pulley
(12) Tension arm
(13) Blade
(14) Front gauge wheel
(15) Rear gauge wheel
(16) Roller
FIG. 4-1
FIG. 4-2
FIG. 4-3
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Assembling mower deck onto tractor should be done on flat ground.
Bolts should be tightened up according with the standard torque.
INSTALLATION OF PACKING PARTS TO TRACTOR
1. Take out the all parts from box, then confirm them with referring to the FIG. of packing parts list.
ASSEMBLING INSTRUCTION
FIG. 5-1
2. Assemble the BRACKET/FRONT on tractor.
Parts list No. 5.6.21.24
FIG. 5-2
Tightening torque 79.4~93.1 N•m
No. PART CODE PART NAME QTY
1 DECK/MOWER/60/TH SET 1
2 ARM/FRONT SET 1
3 LINK/REAR SET 1
4 CYLINDER SET 1
5 8655-608-041-00 BRACKET/FRONT/LH 1
6 8655-608-042-00 BRACKET/FRONT/RH 1
7 8662-608-450-00 BRACKET/MID/LH COMP 1
8 8662-608-460-00 BRACKET/MID/RH COMP 1
9 8662-608-480-00 ARM/MID/LH COMP 1
10 8662-608-490-00 ARM/MID/RH COMP 1
11 8654-608-980-00 BRACKET/REAR/LH COMP 1
12 8654-610-960-00 BRACKET/CYLINDER COMP 1
13 8657-610-051-00 PIN/15X88 1
14 8654-610-001-00 PIN/15X71 1
15 8657-608-052-00 PIN/16X43 2
16 8657-608-053-10 PIN/12X42 2
17 1427-317-003-00 CLIP 6
18 1342-402-006-00 BAND/250 2
19 1683-273-054-00 ELBOW/1/4-PT3/8 1
20 3650-380-220-10 HOSE/HYDRAULIC/9 ASSY 1
21 V201-361-203-00 BOLT/7T/M12X30 6
22 V203-361-603-50 BOLT/7T/M16X35 8
23 V201-461-204-50 BOLT/9T/M12X45 11
24 V401-160-012-00 WASHER/LOCK/M12 17
25 V401-160-016-00 WASHER/LOCK/M16 8

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3. Assemble the BRACKET/MID on tractor.
Parts list No. 7.8.22.25
LH
FIG. 5-3
Tightening torque 205.8~245.0 N•m
RH
FIG. 5-4
4. Remove 8 pcs of bolt attached on the machine before assembling BRACKET/REAR/RH and LINK/REAR.
FIG. 5-5
RH LH