Toro 08752 User manual

FormNo.3425-994RevA
SpringRake
SandPro®/IneldPro®3040and5040
TractionUnits
ModelNo.08752—SerialNo.403300001andUp
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OriginalInstructions(EN)*3425-994*A

Introduction
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andmaintainyourproductproperlyandtoavoid
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Contents
Safety.......................................................................3
SafetyandInstructionalDecals..........................3
Setup........................................................................4
InstallingtheSpringRake...................................5
ProductOverview.....................................................8
Operation..................................................................8
TrainingPeriod...................................................8
RakingTips.........................................................8
RakingPattern....................................................8
EnteringandLeavingtheTrap............................9
AdjustingtheRakeAngle....................................9
SettingtheTransportPosition...........................10
Maintenance............................................................11
InspectingandCleaningtheRakeand
TractionUnit...................................................11
GreasingtheAttachmentAdapter......................11
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Safety
SafetyandInstructionalDecals
Safetydecalsandinstructionsareeasilyvisibletotheoperatorandarelocatednearanyarea
ofpotentialdanger.Replaceanydecalthatisdamagedormissing.
decal106-5517
106-5517
1.Warning—donottouchthehotsurface.
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Setup
LooseParts
Usethechartbelowtoverifythatallpartshavebeenshipped.
DescriptionQty.Use
Springrakeassembly1
Shoulderbolt1
Flatwasher(17/32x1-1/16inch)5
Bolt(7/16-14x1-3/5inch)1
Flatwasher(15/32x59/64inch)1
Nut(7/16inch)1
Curvedpivotbracket1
Ballhitchassembly1
Flatwasher(3/8x7/8inch)6
Hexbolt(3/8-16x2-1/2inches)4
Nut(3/8inch)4
Clevispin2
Cotterpin2
Chain2
Spacer(3/8inch)2
Hook2
Bracketstopplate2
Hexbolt(1/2x5-1/2inches)1
Nut(1/2inch)1
Spacer(1/2inch)2
Installthespringrake.
Important:ThiskitwasdesignedtobeinstalledonthebackoftheToothRakeorthetractionunit.
Tomountittothetractionunit,youmustobtainaliftarm/adapterassembly;refertoInstallingthe
SpringRakeontheTractionUnit(page6).
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InstallingtheSpringRake
InstallingtheSpringRakeona
ToothRake
1.Installthecurvedpivotbrackettothespringrake
asshowninFigure3.
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Figure3
1.Shoulderbolt4.Washer(15/32x59/64
inch)
2.Washer(17/32x1-1/16
inch)
5.Nut(7/16inch)
3.Curvedpivotbracket6.Springrake
2.Connectthepivotbrackettothetoothrakeas
showinFigure4.
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Figure4
1.Springrake4.Clevispin
2.Toothrakebracket5.Cotterpin
3.Curvedpivotbracket6.Washer(17/32x1-1/16
inch)
3.Securethetransportchainstotheliftarmusing
oneofthefollowingprocedures:
A.Mount2hookstothebackoftheliftarm
with2nuts(3/8inch)(Figure5).Securethe
chainstothehooksatthedesiredlength.
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Figure5
1.Nut(3/8inch)2.Hook
B.Secureeachchaintothesideoftheliftarm
withabolt(3/8x2-1/2inch),2washers(3/8
x7/8inch),aspacer,andanut(3/8inch)
asshowninFigure6.
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Figure6
1.Bolt(3/8x2-1/2inches)4.Toothraketransportchain
2.Washer(3/8x7/8inch)5.Springraketransport
chain
3.Spacer6.Nut(3/8inch)
Note:Youcanusethefastenersfromthe
toothrakeforthisstep.
InstallingtheSpringRakeonthe
TractionUnit
1.Installtheballhitchassemblytothespringrake
asshowninFigure7.
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Figure7
1.Shoulderbolt4.Washer(15/32x59/64
inch)
2.Washer(17/32x1-1/16
inch)
5.Nut(7/16inch)
3.Ballhitchassembly
2.Connecttheballhitchassemblytotheadapter
asshowninFigure8andFigure9.
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Figure8
1.Clevispin4.Attachmentadapter
2.Washer(17/32x1-1/16
inch)
5.Latchmechanism
3.Bracketstopplate6.Cotterpin
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Figure9
1.Bolt(1/2x5-1/2inches)4.Spacers
2.Clevispin5.Cotterpin
3.Washer(17/32x1-1/16
inch)
6.Nut(1/2inch)
3.Removeanyattachmentfromtherearofthe
tractionunit.
4.Backthetractionunitintopositioninfromofthe
attachmentadapterandlowerthetractionunit
adapter.
5.Ensurethatthelockingleverispivotedtothe
left(unlockedposition)asviewedfromtherear
ofthemachine.
6.Slidetheattachmentadapterontothetraction
unitadapter.
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CAUTION
Fingerscanbepinchedbetweenthe
attachmentandtractionunitadapters.
Liftandmovetheattachmentusingthe
handleonthebackoftheattachment
adapter.
7.Pivotthelockinglevertotherighttolockthe
adapterstogether.
8.Securethethirdlinkofeachchaintotheoutside
oftheliftarm(Figure10)usingabolt(3/8x2-1/2
inches),2washers(3/8x7/8inch),aspacer,
andanut(3/8inch).
Note:Ifthechainsaresecuredtothehooks,
reconnectatthedesiredlength.
Note:Thechainsmustbeslackwhentherake
isinthelowered(operating)position.
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Figure10
1.Bolt(3/8x2-1/2inches)4.Thirdlinkofthechain
2.Washer(3/8x7/8inch)5.Nut(3/8inch)
3.Spacer
9.Withtherakemountedandsecuredonthe
tractionunit,measurethegapbetweenthetop
washerandthespacerinthelinkassemblyon
theattachmentadapterasshowninFigure11.
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Figure11
1.Jamnut4.Lift-yokeshoulder
2.Adjustmentnut5.Heavywasher
3.1.5to2mm(0.060to
0.080inch)
10.Ifthegapisnotcorrect,loosenthejamnutand
tightenorloosentheadjustmentnutonthelink
assemblyasneededtochangethegap.
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ProductOverview
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Figure12
1.Pivot3.Springrake
2.Springrakehanger
Operation
Readthissectiononrakingbeforerakingatrap.There
aremanyconditionsthatdeterminetheadjustments
tothetooth-rakeattachment.Thetextureanddepth
ofthesand,moisturecontent,weeds,andtheamount
ofcompactionallcanvaryfromcoursetocourse,or
evenfromtraptotrapatthesamecourse.Makethe
adjustmentsontherakeforoptimumresultsinyour
area.
TrainingPeriod
Practicerakinginalarge,leveltraponthecourse.
Practicestarting,stopping,turning,raising,and
loweringtherake;enteringandleavingthetrap;etc.
Practiceatamoderateenginespeedandaslow
groundspeed.Thistrainingperiodwillhelpyouto
gaincondenceoperatingthemachine.
Note:Donotbackupthetractionunitwiththe
attachmentlowered.Damagetotheattachmentwill
occur.
RakingTips
Ifthesandisdeepenough,youcanrakerightupto
theedgeofthetrapinlevelareas.
Ifthesandfeathersouttotheturf,stayfarenough
awayfromtheedgetoavoiddisturbingtheunderlying
soil.
Donotraketooclosetoashort,steepbank.The
sandwillmerelyowdownintothebottomofthetrap.
Sometouchupwithahandrakemaybenecessaryon
steepbanks,smallpockets,etc.
RakingPattern
Rakethetrapaccordingtothepatternshownin
Figure13.Thispatternavoidsunnecessaryoverlap,
holdscompactiontoaminimum,andleavesaneat,
attractivepatterntheinsand.
Enterthetrapstraightintothelongdimension,where
thebankistheleastsevere.Drivethroughthecenter
ofthetrapalmosttotheend,turntoeitherdirectionas
sharpasyoucan,andcomerightbacknexttotherst
pass.Spiraloutwardasshowninthedrawing,and
leavethetrapatarightangleinalevelarea.
Leavesteep,shortbanksandsmallpocketsfor
touch-upwithahandrake.
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Figure13
1.Enteratrapstraightinto
thelongdimensionina
levelarea.
2.Exitatrapatarightangle
inalevelarea.
EnteringandLeavingthe
Trap
Whenenteringthetrap,donotlowertherakeuntilthe
rakeisoverthesand.Thisavoidscuttingtheturfor
dragginggrassclippingsorotherdebrisintothetrap.
Lowertherakewhilethemachineismoving.
Whenleavingthetrap,startraisingtherakewhenthe
frontwheelleavesthetrap.Asthemachinemoves
out,therakeliftsanddoesnotdragsandoutonto
thegrass.
Youwillsoongain,throughexperienceandpractice,
therequiredtimingforenteringandleavingthetrap
properly.
AdjustingtheRakeAngle
Youcanchangethepositionoftheraketoincrease
ordecreaseitsaggressivenessinthesand.Mount
thedrawbarandtherakeasshowninthefollowing
gurestoattainthedesiredaggressiveness.
SettingtheLeastAmountofTine
Engagement
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Figure14
1.Flatontop3.Rake
2.Drawbar
1.Mountthehitchassemblysothattheatsideis
ontop(Figure14).
2.Assemblethedrawbartotheundersideofthe
hangerassembly(Figure14).
SettingtheMaximumAmountof
TineEngagement
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Figure15
1.Angledontop3.Rake
2.Drawbar
1.Mountthehitchassemblysothattheangled
sideisontop(Figure15).
2.Assemblethedrawbartothetopsideofthe
hangerassembly(Figure15).
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SettingtheTransport
Position
Completethefollowingproceduretoincreasethe
heightoftherakewhentransporting:
1.Lowertherakeandliftassemblyaslowas
possible.
2.Disconnectthechainsfromtheliftarmsand
reconnectthemhigher.
Note:Toensureproperoperationofrake,returnthe
chainstotheoriginalslackpositionbeforeoperating
therake.
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Maintenance
InspectingandCleaning
theRakeandTractionUnit
Afterraking,cleanthemachinethoroughly.Because
youusethismachineprimarilyinsandandsandis
extremelyabrasive,washoffthesandaftereachuse.
Ifyoucleanthemachinefrequently(beforethesand
hasachancetocake),cleanitwithastreamofwater
fromahosewiththenozzleremoved.Ahigh-pressure
streamcoulddrivethesandintowearareas,whereit
couldactasagrindingcompound.
Note:Iftheattachmentadapterstickstothetraction
unitadapter,insertaprybarorscrewdriverintothe
pryslottodisengagetheparts(Figure16).
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Figure16
1.Pryslot
GreasingtheAttachment
Adapter
Ifthelockingleverontheattachmentadapterdoes
notpivotfreelyandeasily,applyalightcoatofgrease
totheareashowninFigure17.
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Figure17
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