True-Surface Vibe V User manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Serial Number Reference Form ….....................................................................................................4
Vibe V Introduction .........................................................................................................5
Warranty Information .........................................................................................................6
Fact Sheet .........................................................................................................7
Tips for Safe Operation/Consistent Greens .........................................................................................................8
Select-A-Vibe Dial Procedure .........................................................................................................9
RSM Replacement Notice .......................................................................................................10
Counterbalance/Pulley Notice .......................................................................................................11
TRUE-SURFACE®VIBE V ROLLERS SCHEMATICS AND INSTRUCTIONS
Vibe V Base Schematic/Parts Listing .......................................................................................................12
True-Surface®Vibe V to fit Toro Models .......................................................................................................15
True-Surface®Vibe V to fit Jacobsen Models.......................................................................................................33
True-Surface®Vibe V to fit John Deere Models...................................................................................................51
True-Surface®Vibe V to fit Ransome & G-Plex Models......................................................................................65
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Adaptation Kit Instructions .......................................................................................................72
Frame End Removal Instructions .......................................................................................................73
Drive-End Reversal Instructions .......................................................................................................73
Vibe V Upgrade Kit Schematic/Instructions .......................................................................................................74
Warranty Registration Form .......................................................................................................83
Copyright © 2007 by Turfline, Inc.

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INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR TRUE-SURFACE®
VIBRATORY GREENS ROLLING SYSTEM:
DATE PURCHASED: __________________
SERIAL NUMBER: __________________
OPERATION NOTES: ______________________________
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This page is for your reference only. To activate the warranty on your new rollers, please fill out
and fax the warranty card located in the back of this manual.
For parts and/or service, please call 1-800-443-8506; or if you are calling internationally, please
call +1-636-356-1210.
Orders placed before Noon CST can be shipped the same day via UPS.

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VIBE TM Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your new True-Surface®VIBE TM Vibratory Greens Rolling System from
Turfline, Inc.
Please review this owner's manual before unpacking the rollers.
It is imperative to complete the warranty form in the back of this manual and return it to Turfline, Inc. via mail or
fax. Doing this will activate your product’s two year warranty.
Maintenance of the rollers is minimal. Clean Sand and dirt from rollers using air. Pressure washing units is not
advised because it could damage the bearings.
The proper belt tension is 1/4" deflection, and is preset at the factory. If you need to adjust the belt tension, loosen
the three nuts that secure the roller bearing to EACH end plate and adjust accordingly in the slotted holes. Retighten
all of the six nuts, and replace the belt guard.
In the enclosed manual are the following:
Installation Instructions
Parts Drawings and Numbers
Mounting Kit Conversions
Adaptation Kits
Warranty and Safety Information
If you have any technical questions or need to order parts, please call
Turfline, Inc. at 1-800-443-8506
Orders received by Noon CST will be shipped the same day via U.P.S. ground to anywhere in the continental United
States.
Thank you for choosing the best set of American-made rollers available!
Certificate & Declaration of Conformity for CE Marking
Hereby, Turfline, Inc. declares that the True-Surface®Vibratory Greens Roller and all of its
components are in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions.
The True-Surface®Vibratory Greens Roller is classified within the following EU Directive: EU
Machinery Directive 98/37/EC & 2006/42/EC, and further conform with the following EU
Harmonized Standards: EN 12100-1:2003 EN 12100-2:2003 EN ISO 214121-1:2007 EN ISO 4254-1:2005.
© 2009 Turfline, Inc. All rights reserved.
Reproduction, transfer, distribution, or storage of part or all the contents in this document in any form without the
prior written permission of Turfline, Inc. is prohibited.
US & Worldwide patents pending.
Turfline, Inc. operates a policy of ongoing development. Turfline, Inc. reserves the right to make changes and
improvements to any of the products described in this document without prior notice.

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Warranty Information
To maintain superior warranty service, please call Turfline, Inc. before having work done on alleged defective
equipment. We strive to maintain excellent customer service and quality products; keeping us informed of situations
allows us to do so.
Within the industry, including the chat rooms of Turfnet and GCSAA., our company is known to be expedient in
servicing our warranteed products. Turfline, Inc.’s warranty policy is as follows:
Turfline, Inc. will either repair or replace any non-wear part of the True-Surface®Vibratory Greens Rolling System
which is defective in workmanship or material for a period of twenty four (24) months from the date of delivery of
the new product to the original end user determined by the warranty registration. These items will be repaired or
replaced free of charge and freight free. Warranties on used or ex-demo equipment are limited to 90 days from date
of purchase.
Turfline, Inc. will cover parts subject to normal maintenance routines as specified in the product’s Owner Manual
and parts subject to wear and tear during the correct operation of the product. These parts include, but are not
limited to, shafts, bearings, belts, and rubber shock mounts (RSM’s) for a limited 90 days. The 90-day warranty on
wear items specifically excludes used or ex-demo units.
Turfline, Inc. will not issue warranty credit for:
any item that has been damaged by accident, lack of reasonable care and protection, or lack of suitable
storage.
parts that have been altered or modified by anyone other than Turfline, Inc.
used parts that have been installed in place of failed parts.
parts that have been installed incorrectly by the end user or its agents.
parts that have not been maintained as per the Owner’s Manual.
service calls and overtime labor rates as Turfline, Inc. shall be contacted immediately upon encountering
any problems.
any consequential loss, damage, or costs to the equipment caused by (or incidental to) failure of any new
part supplied with the original purchase or any new part supplied as a replacement for any failed part.
Warranty Claims:
The final purchaser of the True-Surface®Vibratory Greens Rolling System must file a warranty claim with Turfline,
Inc. The final purchaser must provide written evidence detailing the product’s delivery date to that purchaser and the
reasons why the purchaser believes the product or part is defective in the categories of faulty material or
workmanship. The purchaser is to deliver the faulty product or part to Turfline, Inc. at the purchaser’s expense to be
reimbursed by Turfline, Inc. if found to be the responsible party. Acceptance or rejection of the warranty claim is
entirely at the discretion of Turfline, Inc.
Turfline, Inc.
712 Jefferson St., Ste. A
Moscow Mills, Mo 63362
1-800-443-8506 or +1-636-356-1210 ~ Please ask for the warranty department.
TURFLINE, INC. reserves the right to make improvements in design or changes in specifications without prior notice
and without prejudice or obligation to original design purchasers.
No person or organization has the authority to modify the terms, conditions, or limitations of this warranty without the written
consent of Turfline, Inc.

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VIBE TM FACT SHEET
Patented: US Patent No. 5,261,213
Specifications:
Weight: Average of 85 lbs per unit
Frame: One piece welded assembly, formed steel frame
Roller Tube: 5.5” O.D. tube, .188” wall, 22.5” roller length 1018 mild steel
Roller Hub: (2) Flange mounted bushings 1.5” I.D.
Roller Shaft: 1” diameter 1045 mild steel, drilled and tapped for eccentric wts
Shaft bearings: Shielded type, maintenance free ball bearings.
Shaft Eccentric Speed: Designed to run at your greensmower’s maximum RPM speed.
Front Roller: 22.25” roller length, 2.5” diameter, stainless steel roller
Easy Installation:
The roller can be attached to Toro, Jacobsen, John Deere and Ransomes triplex mowers within minutes.
Management Tool:
When incorporated into the general maintenance program, the system creates healthy greens quicker; enables
superintendents to dial-in specific speeds or stimp requirements; can be used on contoured greens; adaptable to
triplex greens mowers; does not need specific training to operate; provides consistency to all greens.
Controllable Results:
Vibration allows you to stimp all greens within 2 to 4 inches by varying ground speed.
Customer Satisfaction: Two-Year Limited Warranty
Distributors: Worldwide Distribution
Shipment: Approximately 90 lbs Each via UPS
Company Contacts:
John Humphrey –President/Owner
Terry Plemons –Director of Worldwide Sales
Cassie Isom –Sales Manager
Randy Leitman –Product Engineer/Technical Support
Christopher DeGeare- Marketing
For sales and service, please contact Turfline, Inc.: Phone: 800-443-8506 Fax: 636-356-1218
Uses for Your True-Surface® Vibratory Greens Rollers
True Putting Surfaces:
Vibratory action trues the greens’ surface without damaging grass, eliminates footprints, spike marks and ball
marks, and energizes sand to conform to surface contour.
Grow-In:
Vibratory action does not damage or pull-up new plants. It energizes the surface, reduces the need for mowing, and
makes greens playable earlier.
Sand Topdressing:
Vibration following dragging or brushing virtually eliminates dry sand from the turf canopy. Sand falls through the
canopy just before the roller gets to it, thus minimizing bruising and saving your reels and bed knives.
Dew Removal:
The vibratory roller removes dew and trues the surface at the same time.
Aerification:
Vibration enables dry topdressing to work itself into aerification holes and trues the surface to allow acceptable ball
play.
Integrated Pest Management:
By rolling more and mowing less, plants are healthier. Raising the height of cut 20% from .125” to .156” will
increase the health of grass considerably and reduce potential infiltration from various pests and diseases. Decreased
use of fertilizers, fungicides, pesticides and watering will generate savings. By alternating mowing and rolling, turf
becomes more resilient and can withstand more play which equals more dollars for your course.

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Be a Safe Operator
Think
Maintain Your Equipment
Use Your Equipment Only For Applications For Which It Was Created
The True-Surface®Vibratory Greens Rolling System was created for exclusive use on triplex mowers as a greens
maintenance tool. Use of the rollers in other application other will void its warranty and could possibly cause
equipment damage and personal injury. If you are interested in a True-Surface Vibratory Greens Rollers to fit your
walk behind greens roller, please check out www.true-surface.com for more information on the True-Surface
Trekker units.
Avoid Accidents
Most accidents, whether they occur in the industry, on the farm, at home, or on the highway are caused by human
mistakes. Most accidents can be prevented by careful operation and prevention.
Tips for Consistent Greens
Golfers demand consistent greens. They want to make sure they have the same putting conditions from green to
green. Only the True-Surface®Vibratory Greens Rolling System will provide consistent ball roll distance on all
greens.
To obtain consistency with the vibratory greens rollers follow this EXAMPLE:
Rolling at the same speed you mow equals 12 inches of Ball Roll Distance (BRD), then in order to achieve:
24 inches of BRD; roll at 1/2 the speed you mow;
18 inches of BRD; roll at 3/4 the speed you mow:
6 inches of BRD; roll at twice the speed you mow.
The variance of your greens mower’s RPM and ground speed will allow you to obtain any desired results. Now you
can adjust your roller’s vibration with the Select-A-VibeTM Dial –customized to fit your greens mower. This
variable feature can only be obtained with the True-Surface®Vibratory Greens Rolling System.

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Select-A-VibeTM Dial Introduction
The True-Surface®VIBE TM Vibratory Greens Rolling System allows flexibility with the
new Select-A-VibeTM dial. VIBE TM owners now have the ability to experiment with a
variety of vibration settings, hydraulic motor/engine speeds, and ground speeds –all of which
will affect your greens’ end-results. Turfline, Inc. created the Select-A-VibeTM to produce
smooth, healthy, consistent greens by controlling various conditions through its five levels of
vibration.
You can now select your level of vibration with a simple click! Set the dial at setting number
1 for the least vibration, and increase your energy all the way to setting number 5. Simply follow the eight easy
steps on the next page.
NOTE:
Make sure the indicators are aligned at the same setting for each end to maintain even vibration across the
roller length.
Make sure to tighten the set screw after each adjustment.
The ball spring plunger is set and secured at the factory setting and requires no further adjustment, nor does
it need to be loosened to adjust the eccentrics. Should these eccentrics need to be removed for other
services, be sure they are returned to the correct end of the shaft from where they were removed.
Select-A-VibeTM Adjustment Procedure:
For the Belt Guard Side:
Insert 3/16 L-Key allen wrench into the end of the shaft through the center slot on end
of belt guard.
Rotate the shaft with the L-Key to bring eccentric set screw into view through top slots.
Insert 3/16 T-handle key into eccentric set screw and loosen 1/4-1/2 turn. This set
screw is aligned with the “1” on the eccentric dial. The set screw aligned at the “5” on
the dial is a preset ball plunger and should NOT be moved.
While holding the T-handle in the set screw to prevent the eccentric from rotating,
rotate the shaft with the L-Key to desired setting (you will feel the ball plunger
“click” in and out of the shaft detents);
Tighten eccentric set screw and remove tools.
Use the same procedure for the hydraulic motor side of the roller.
NOTE: Make sure both eccentrics are at the same setting.
Hydraulic Motor Side B Belt Guard Side A
Eccentric set at setting 3 Eccentric set at setting 3
Note: Setting 1 is the lowest setting, and setting 5 is the highest setting available.

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Rubber Shock Mount Replacement Notice
Part Number 30A-V7219 RSM
Once the frame end and roller have been removed from the unit, remove the serrated flange nuts from each of the
RSM studs and remove the entire flange assembly. Remove each of the flat head screws securing the RSM to the
flange, and remove. Install the new RSM and flat head screw. First mount the female side of the RSM to the flange
with the 5/16” flathead countersunk screws and tighten. NOTE: Tighten this screw by hand only to a maximum of
10ft. lbs. Over tightening may result in flange damage.
Replace the entire assembly into end plate. Replace all flange nuts and leave them loose. Replace the frame end,
install the belt, adjust the belt tension, and then tighten the RSM nuts. Be sure when tightening the flange nuts, the
RSM’s DO NOT twist or distort – this can lead to premature RSM failure. Be sure to reinstall and secure the belt
guard and all components before use.

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Counterbalance & Pulley Notice for
The True-Surface®VIBE TM
Counterbalance Concerns:
It may be necessary to counterbalance one end of the roller due to the possibility of hydraulic hose and motor
replacements, parts, and normal wear of the greens mower’s lift systems.
If you notice any marking on the green due to premature roller drop on one side, please check your hoses and
fittings for added torque on the rollers. If this torque forces the end of the roller down, then adjust the hose. If this
doesn’t solve the problem, please call us and ask for a counterweight that will bolt to the belt guard. One or two
weights per roller should be sufficient.
Pulley Removal:
When it is time for a scheduled service or parts replacement, you may need to remove the 2” pulley (37P-1024) from
the roller shaft. Care should be taken when removing and reinstalling this part to prevent possible pre-load on the
shaft bearings (37P-1023) and premature bearing failure.
When removing any pulley, make sure that the securing element (i.e. set screw, lock collar, etc.) is
loosened or removed.
Second, clean as much dirt/rust as possible from the shaft in the direction that you will be moving the
pulley, and lubricate with some type of penetrating fluid to assist in the movement of the pulley.
Third, if the pulley will not move with sensible force, and/or a prying technique, use a gear puller of the
proper size to remove the pulley. Always do your best to avoid beating or hammering to remove any
pulley.
Fourth, as a last resort, apply heat to the pulley hub, close to the shaft. Heat will expand the pulley slightly
and make removal easier. Always be careful when using heat; keep flammable objects and materials
clear of the heat area.
When reinstalling the pulley, clean the following areas: the shaft where the pulley will rest, the drive key, the key
slots, inside the pulley, etc. Make certain to secure the pulley with the supplied set screw or lock collar.
When replacing the 2” pulley on the True-Surface®roller, hammering the pulley in or out of position may cause pre-
loading of the bearings. This pre-loading will lead to premature bearing failure, more costs, and additional down
time. However, by taking precaution and following the above steps for removing the pulley, this can be avoided.

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ITEM # DEPT. # PART # DESCRIPTION QTY.
130A O9-16 Roller Tube 1
237P 1023 Bearing for Shaft (includes 4 of # 4 ) 2
330A 09-001T Hub Assembly (includes 4 of #4 & 1 of #7) 2
4 H 1140 Flat Head Socket Cap Screw 5/16-18 x 3/4" 14
531A V7219-1 Flanged Bearing Assy. (includes #'s 4,5A,5B,5C,6,& 34) 2
5A 37P 7928 Bronze Bushing for V 7219-1 Assy. 2
5B 37P V7217 Nylon Flange 2
5C H1681 Grease Fitting (Not Shown) 2
631P V7219 RSM Rubber Shock Mount for Vibe V 6
7 H 7410 Hub / Shaft Seal 2
831A VR-004-1 Inboard Eccentric Weight (includes #'s 9 & 10) 2
9 H V8001 5/16" High Collar Lock Washer 2
10 H V8000 Socket Head Screw 5/16-18 x 3/4" 2
11 31A VR-001-1 Shaft Only Assembly 1
*31A VR-001-2 Shaft Assembly (Includes #'s 2,4,11,12,29) 1
12 37P 1014 Snap Ring For Shaft 6
13 37P 1127 Bearing Snap Ring 1
14 37P 7101 Bearing With Set Screws 1
15 37P 7150-1 Bearing Housing 1
16 H1505 Socket Head Cap Screw 1/4-20 x 3/4" 2
16A H6110 1/4" High Collar Lock Washer 2
17 37P 7001 Female Splined Coupler (includes 18 & 45) 1
*37P 7001-E322 Coupler for Eclipse Models (includes 18 & 45) 1
*37P 7001-JD25 Male Splined Coupler for John Deere (includes 18 & 45) 1
18 37P 7178 Split Spring Pin 1/4 x 1-1/8" 1
19 37P 7007 Spline Shaft - 3/4" Stainless Steel 1
20 H7129 Gr. 5 Hex Bolt 5/16-18 x 3 4
* H 7029 Gr. 5 Hex Bolt 5/16-18 x 3-1/4" for 1 Counterweight 4
* H 1030 Gr. 5 Hex Bolt 5/16-18 x 3-1/2" for 2 Counterweights 4
* H 1080 Gr. 5 Hex Bolt 5/16-18 x 4" for 3 or 4 Counterweights 4
21 H1013 Split Lock Washer 5/16" 6
22 31P VR7002-1 Black Vented Belt Guard for Vibe V 1
23 37P 7121 3L x 20" Belt 1
24 31A VR-003A-1 Outboard Eccentric Weight Belt Side (includes #'s 25,26,27) 1
25 H V8005 Ball Spring Plunger 2
VIBE V BASE SCHEMATIC LIST
VIBE TM PARTS FOR ALL MODELS

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ITEM # DEPT. # PART # DESCRIPTION QTY.
26 H V8002 Flat Point Set Screw 3/8-16 x 1/4" 2
27 H V8003 Set Screw #10 -32 x 3/16" 2
28 H5087 Short Machine Key 3/16 x 3/4" 1
29 37P 1024 2" Shaft Pulley (Includes #'s 28 & 30 ) 1
30 H6014 Knurled Cup Point Set Screw 1/4-20 x 3/16" 1
31 H1025 Long Square Machine Key 3/16 x 1-1/4" 1
32 37P 7100 5" Pulley ( Includes #'s 31 & 33 ) 1
33 H6012 Knurled Cup Point Set Screw 5/16-18 x 3/8" 1
34 H1147 Serrated Flange Nut 5/16-18 8
35 H1100 Gr. 5 Hex Bolt 3/8-16 x 1" 4
36 H1010 Split Lock Washer 3/8" 6
37 H1001 Gr. 5 Hex Bolt 5/16-18 x 3/4" 2
38 H1003 Gr. 5 Hex Bolt 1/4-20 x 3/4" 6
39 H1007 Split Lock Washer 1/4" 6
40 H V1032 Gr. 5 Hex Bolt FINE 3/8-24 x 1" 2
41 37P 7011Black Roller End Plate BLACK 2
42 37P 7102 3/4" Flush Mount Bearing (Includes locking collar) 1
43 37P 7003Black Roller Hood BLACK 1
44 37P 7004 Frame Assembly 1
45 37P 1029 Snap Ring 63/64" x 0.042" thick 1
46 31A VR-003B-1 Outboard Eccentric Weight-Motor Side ( Includes 25,26,27) 1
47 31P VR-002 Outoard Eccentric Shaft Cover 1
49 H V8004 Gr. 5 Hex Bolt 5/16-18 x 1/2" 2
50 21P GCC-09 B3R Front Roller Bearing 2
51 31A V7209NG Front Roller Tube ( Includes # 52 ) 1
52 31P V7206NG Front Roller Non-Greasable End Cap 2
53 31P V7208 Front Roller Axle 1
54 31A V7207NG Solid Front Roller Assy. ( Includes 40,50,51,53,55) 1
55 H6106 3/8" Int Tooth Lock Waher 2
VIBE V BASE SCHEMATIC LIST -- CONTINUED
VIBE TM PARTS FOR ALL MODELS (CONTINUED)

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Installation of the VIBE TM to fit
Toro GM3, 3050, 3100, & 3150
Tools Required: 3/4” Combination Wrench
9/16” Combination Wrench
1. Read these instructions carefully, and familiarize yourself with the parts and assembly drawings before
starting.
2. Unpack your new rollers.
3. Install the lift hook (37P-7090 BENT) to each roller unit by removing one nut (H-1026) from each side of
the U-bolt and sliding the U-bolt through the hood protection plate (37P-7802) and the two 1/2" holes in the
top of the roller. The top of the hook should be angled toward the rear of the unit, as shown in the
schematic on page 16.
4. Replace the nuts on the bottom and tighten.
NOTE: Tighten evenly so the lift hook is perpendicular when secured. This hook is also height
adjustable by moving the nuts up or down on the hook to provide the most desirable lift height.
5. Remove the hydraulic motors from the cutting units.
6. Remove the cutting units from the machine.
7. Position the rollers under the machine with the smaller diameter roller (30A-V7207) of the unit forward,
and lift arm of the machine passing through the lift hook.
8. Reconnect the ball couplers to the ball studs (30A-7126) on both sides of the roller frame.
9. If necessary, loosen or remove the flanged nuts (H-1183) and washers (H-1019) from the hydraulic motor-
mounting studs (H-1402) on the drive side of the roller.
10. Wiggle the motor into place, and secure with the washers and flanged nuts.
11. Start the machine, and check the lift height, ground clearance, and raised position clearance between the
roller and the machine.
12. Adjust the lift hooks as necessary.
13. Check the operation of the rollers.

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Adaptation Kit to Fit Toro GM3 –3150
Part Number 30A-7500
The 30A-7500 adaptation kit includes the following:
ITEM# DEPT# PART# DESCRIPTION QTY.
137P 7090 BENT Lift Hook Bent 3
2 H 1026 1/2-13 Serrated Flange Nut 12
331P VR7002-1 Black Belt Guard *
430A 7126
Ball Stud Assembly (Includes 5 & 6) 6
5 H 1008 1/4" USS Flat Washer 6
6 H 3179 5/16-18 Nylon Lock Nut 12
7 H 1183 3/8-16 Smooth Flange Nut 6
8 H 1402 3/8-16 Motor Stud 6
9 31P 7011 BLACK Black End Plate *
10 31P V7003 BLACK Black Roller Hood *
11 37P 7801 Hood Protector Block 6
12 37P 7802 Hood Protector Plate 3
13 H1146 5/16-18 x 1-3/4" FHSCS 6
14 H H-1019 5/16-USS Flat Washer 6
15 H1013 5/16 Split Lock Washer 12
16 H7129 5/16-18 x 3" GR. 5 Hex Bolt 12
17 37P 7001
Female Spline Coupler (Includes 18 & 19) 3
18 37P 1029 63/64 Ext. Snap Ring 3
19 37P 7178 1/4 x 1-1/4 Split Spring Pin 3

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Installation of the VIBE TM
to fit Toro 3200A
Tools Required: 9/16” Combination Wrench
2-3/4” Combination Wrench
5/8” Combination Wrench
1. Read these instructions carefully, and familiarize yourself with the parts and assembly drawings before
starting.
2. Remove the hydraulic motors from the cutting units.
3. Detach the single point ball coupler and slide units out from under the machine and set aside. Unpack the
new rollers.
4. Install the U-bolt lift hook (37P-7090 BENT) to each roller by removing one nut (H-1026) from each side
of the U-bolt and sliding the U-bolt through the protection plate (37P-7802) then through the two ½” holes
in the top of the roller. The top of the hook should be angled toward the rear of the unit, as shown in the
schematic on page 20.
5. Replace the nuts (H-1026) on the bottom and tighten.
NOTE: Tighten evenly so the lift hook is perpendicular when secured. It is also adjustable by moving
the nuts up or down on the hook to adapt to your needs.
6. Tilt the unit back to cut the zip tie from the tow bar assembly (31P-VR7042), and swing forward.
7. Set the rollers under the machine in their respective positions as marked, as if you were in the operator’s
seat, facing forward. The smaller diameter roller (31P-V7209) will be forward when installed.
8. Pass the lift arm through the lift hook (37P-7090 BENT) on the roller.
9. Attach the tow bar (31P-VR7042) and the tow bar bracket (31P-VR7042A).
10. If the roller unit is not centered with the basket frame after the unit is coupled, loosen the lock collars on
either side of the tow bar and slide to the necessary position; retighten the collars. The ball stud (37P-1115)
and bracket (31P-VR7042A) can be removed and re-oriented as necessary to adapt correctly.
11. Remove the flanged nuts (H-1183) and washers (H-1013) from the motor-mounting studs (H-1402), and
twist the motors into place.
12. Install the nuts (H-1183) and washers (H-1019), and then tighten.
13. Start the machine, and check the lift height, ground clearance, and raised position clearance between the
roller and the machine.
14. Repeat for the two other rollers.
15. Check the operation of the rollers.
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