Redexim Verti-Top Walk Behind User manual

User Manual and Parts
Book of the Verti-Top
Walk Behind®
Model:
Serial number:
ATTENTION:
IT IS OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO READ THIS USER MANUAL CAREFULLY
PRIOR TO USING THE VERTI-TOP WALK BEHIND®IN ORDER TO USE THE MACHINE
SAFELY AND TO OBTAIN THE BEST RESULTS.
1703 English 947.120.206

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FOREWORD
Congratulations on your Verti-Top Walk Behind purchase! For safe and long-lasting operation of
this Verti-Top Walk Behind, it is necessary to read and to understand this user manual.
It is impossible to work safely with this machine without complete knowledge of its content.
The following pages deal initially with the general safety instructions. Every user should know
these safety instructions and apply them. At the end of this page, a registration card is inserted.
This registration card should be returned to enable us to deal with potential future claims.
This user manual lists many instructions that are numbered in sequence. You should follow this
sequence. A is an indication of a safety instruction. A means a tip and/or note.
All information and technical specifications provided at the moment that this document is
published are the most recent ones. Design specifications may be changed without prior notice.
This document is a translation of the original operating instructions.
Upon request, the original operating instructions are available in Dutch.
WARRANTY CONDITIONS
WITH DELIVERY THIS VERTI-TOP WALK BEHIND IS GUARANTEED AGAINST MATERIAL
DEFECTS.
THIS WARRANTY IS VALID FOR A PERIOD OF 12 MONTHS FROM THE PURCHASE DATE.
VERTI-TOP WALK BEHIND WARRANTIES ARE SUBJECT TO THE ‘GENERAL CONDITIONS
FOR SUPPLY OF PLANT AND MACHINERY FOR EXPORT, NUMBER 188’ THAT ARE
PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION
FOR EUROPE.
REGISTRATION CARD
For your own information, fill in the table below:
Serial number machine
Dealer name
Date of purchase
Remarks

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Figure 1
The Verti-TopWalk Behindis designed for
safe use. This can only be achieved if you
completely follow the safety instructions
described in this manual.
Read and understand (Figure 1) the manual
before you start using the Verti-Top Walk
Behind.
If the machine is not used as described in this
manual, this can result in injuries and/or
damage to the Verti-Top Walk Behind.
(1) The user must be an expert in using the machine. The machine should be
professionally adjusted for cultivating the subsoil.
The manufacturer will not accept any liability for unprofessional use and its resulting
damage. All risks occurring with this are entirely at the expense of the user.
Not following the use, maintenance and repair instructions prescribed by the
manufacturer is also considered unprofessional use of this machine.
Inspect the area to be treated before using the Verti-Top Walk Behind.
Remove loose obstacles and avoid irregularities.
(2) The Verti-Top Walk Behind is manufactured according to the latest technical
understanding and is safe to use.
When careless people use, maintain or repair the machine, danger of injuries to the
user and to third parties can be the result. This must be avoided!
(3) All persons assigned to operate, maintain and repair the Verti-Top Walk Behind by
the owner must completely read and understand the operation manual and in
particular the chapter of Safety Instructions.
The user is responsible for safe use of the Verti-Top Walk Behind.
(4) The user is obliged to check the Verti-Top Walk Behind for visible damage and
defects before using the Verti-Top Walk Behind.
Modifications to the Verti-Top Walk Behind (including its operations) that have a
negative impact on safety must be rectified immediately.
For safety reasons it is in principle not permitted to make changes or adjustments to
the Verti-Top Walk Behind (except those approved by the manufacturer).

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If modifications to the Verti-Top Walk Behind have been made, then the current CE
marking is cancelled. The person that has made these modifications has to apply for
a new CE marking himself.
Check the Verti-Top Walk Behind for loose bolts, nuts and components before every
operation.
If present, check the hydraulic pipelines regularly and replace these when the
hydraulic pipelines are damaged or appear old. The replacing pipelines should
comply with the technical requirements of the manufacturer.
If present, you should always make the hydraulic installation pressure-free before
working on this installation.
NEVER use the Verti-Top Walk Behind in the absence of protective guards and
safety stickers.
The inspection hatch MUST be closed when using the Verti-Top Walk Behind (Figure
2).
Figure 2
NEVER crawl under the Verti-Top Walk Behind.
If necessary, tilt the Verti-Top Walk Behind.
In case of maintenance, adjusting and repairs, it is necessary to block the Verti-Top
Walk Behind in order to prevent sinking away, driving off and/or sliding off.
ALWAYS switch off the motor and detach the spark plug cable from the spark
plug in case of maintenance, adjustments and repairs (Figure 4).
Fig. 4
With regards to the safety of the machine and the user, use only original
Verti-Top Walk Behind parts for maintenance and repairs.

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Only authorised technical personnel may carry out repairs to the Verti-Top Walk
Behind.
Keep a record of the repair activities.
(5) The general applicable health & safety (Dutch acronym: ARBO)
regulations must also be followed in addition to the instructions in this user
manual.
Relevant traffic regulations also apply in case of using public roads.
Transporting persons is not permitted!
Do not use the Verti-Top Walk Behind in the dark, in heavy rain/storm or
on slopes with an angle larger than 20 degrees.
(6) All persons that are going to operate the Verti-Top Walk Behind must be
familiar with all the functions and control elements of the Verti-Top Walk
Behind before starting any work activities.
Safety stickers with an identical meaning are attached to the sideboard,
and near the front and rear cover (Figure 8) of the Verti-Top Walk Behind.
These safety stickers must always be clearly visible and legible and must
be replaced in case they have become damaged.
During operation, NO persons without the proper protection gear are
allowed within the danger zone of the Verti-Top Walk Behind, because
there is danger of physical injuries caused by flying particles or substances
(Figure 5).
Figure 5
Figure 6
Onlookers without personal protection gear must keep a distance of
minimum 4 metres! (Figure 6)

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Dress appropriately. Wear sturdy shoes with steel toecaps, long trousers
and tie up long hair. Do not wear loose clothing.
Use the proper personal protection gear according to the applicable health
& safety (Dutch acronym: ARBO) and safety regulations.
Figure 7
Use certified ear protection when using the machine!(Figure 7)
Figure 8
(7) Location of the safety stickers (Figure 8).

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD....................................................................................................................2
WARRANTY CONDITIONS.............................................................................................2
REGISTRATION CARD...................................................................................................2
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS...............................................................................................3
1.0 TECHNICAL DATA..........................................................................................................8
2.0 FIRST INSTALLATION – TAKING THE MACHINE OFF THE PALLET..........................9
3.0 LIST OF GENERAL COMPONENTS ............................................................................10
4.0 ADJUSTING THE WORKING DEPTH OF THE BRUSH...............................................11
5.0 ADJUSTING THE ANGLE OF THE JIGGING SIEVE....................................................12
6.0 TRANSPORTING THE VERTI-TOP WALK BEHIND ....................................................13
7.0 USING THE VERTI-TOP WALK BEHIND .....................................................................13
8.0 START/STOP PROCEDURE ........................................................................................14
9.0 EMPTYING THE WASTE RECEPTACLE.....................................................................16
10.0 TROUBLE SHOOTING (PROBLEM ANALYSIS) ..........................................................17
11.0 EU DECLARATION .......................................................................................................17
12.0 MAINTENANCE.............................................................................................................18
12.1 ADJUSTING THE TENSION OF THE V-BELTS...........................................................19
12.2 CHANGING THE JIGGING SIEVE................................................................................21
13.0 OPTIONS FOR OTHER JIGGING SIEVES...................................................................22

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1.0 TECHNICAL DATA
Model V-Top WB
Working width 800mm
Working depth (In case of a non-
worn brush) 0 mm-10mm (0”-0.4”)
Speed
0 – 3.5 km/h 0 – 2.5 mph
Weight 150 kg (330 lbs)
Content of the receptacle 30 litres (1830.7 cu. inch)
Maximum capacity
(Theoretical at maximum speed of 3.5 km/h
[2.5mph])
2800 m2/h (30139 ft2/h)
Motor
Briggs and Stratton 6.5 HP
Mesh of jigging sieve
(Standard supplied)
5 mm x 5 mm (0.2 “ x 0.2”)
Transport dimensions L x W x H
1,070 x 1,035 x 1,305 mm
42.1” x 40.7” x 51.4”
Oil gearbox SAE 30
Motor oil SAE 30
Standard components Jigging sieve, adjustable according to cleaning level
Removable waste receptacle
Easily exchangeable sieve
Cylinder for the manual including a manual
Optional Sieve elements with various mesh dimensions
Noise emissions *
(A-weighted measurement in
accordance ISO 4781 and
EN 13684: 2004 + A3: 2010)
A-weighted emission sound pressure level LpAd measured
in working position re. 20 µPa: 91 dB
Uncertainty KpA:2 dB
A-weighted sound power level measured in working
position LWAd re. 1pW: 99 dB
Uncertainty KWA: 2 dB
Emission of hand-arm vibration *
(Measurement according to EN
12069 and EN 13684: 2004 + A3:
2010)
Hand-arm-Vibration ahv: 1.4 m/s2
Uncertainty K: 0.2 m/s2
*Remark: emission values for both sound and vibrations are determined under reference
conditions as described in EN 13684. In practice the emission (or better: the partial exposure)
maybe different due to specific conditions and circumstances. Emission data are primarily
intended for comparison between different machines and may be used as an indication for
partial exposure, but with limited validity.

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2.0 FIRST INSTALLATION – TAKING THE MACHINE OFF THE PALLET
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Figure 9
The machine in transport position is delivered on a pallet. To remove the pallet and to prepare
the machine, you take the following steps (see Figure 9):
NEVER crawl under the machine!
1. Remove the straps (1) with which the machine is fixed to the pallet.
2. Open the inspection hatch (4).
3. Remove the bolt and nut (2) on both sides of the machine.
4. Lower the handlebar (3) and mount bolts and nuts (2) when the correct position
has been reached.
5. Attach a cable to the lifting eyes (5 and 6).
Make sure that the cable/crane/lift can hoist minimum 200 kg (441 lbs).
6. Lift the machine off the pallet (7).
WATCH OUT AND KEEP YOUR DISTANCE!
7. Lower the machine controlled and calmly until it stands completely on the subsoil.

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3.0 LIST OF GENERAL COMPONENTS
Figure 10 shows several important components:
12 2
3 4
5
6 8 7
9
9
1011 12
13
14 15
16
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Figure 10
1. Safety sticker 900.280.402; first read the user manual / toolbox before
using it.
2. Safety sticker 933.280.402; onlookers without personal protection gear
must keep a distance of 4 metres from the machine. Switch off the motor
and detach the spark plug cable from the spark plug in case adjustment or
repair is necessary. Watch out for flying particles!
3. The serial number is located at the front side of the machine.
4. Safety sticker 911.280.404; the inspection hatch MUST be closed when
using the machine.
All the safety stickers should be on the machine at all times and
should be understood.
5. Adjustment device for adjusting the working depth
6. Knob for adjustment to the transport position
7. Waste receptacle
8. Jigging sieve adjustable according to cleaning level
9. Adjusting handle of the angle of the jigging sieve
10. ON/OFF switch
11. Choke
12. Start cord
13. Fuel valve
14. Throttle
15. Drive handle
16. Clutch handle of drive mechanism
17. Rotating brush