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Figure 4
3A. Attach Bag Arm Tubes to the Chassis Assembly
using two 2.2 x 40 Clevis Pins and Hitch Pin Clips. See
Figure 3A.
Figure 3A
4A. Attach The two Lower Hopper Side Tubes to the
Lower Rear Hopper Tube by pressing in the push
pins. See Figure 4A
Figure 4A
5A. Attach Hopper Bag To Lower Hopper Tube
Assembly and secure with Bag Frame Strap and
two 6x35 Hex Bolts and two M6 Nuts. See Figure
5A.
Figure 5A
6A. Feed the Upper Rear Hopper Tube into position in
the Hopper Bag. See Figure 6A.
Figure 6A
STEP 3:
Clevis Pin 2.2 x
40
Clevis Pin 2.2 x
40
STEP 4: Hopper Assembly
STEP 5: Hopper Assembly
STEP 6: Hopper Assembly
Detail View
Lower Rear Tube Frame
Lower Side Tubes
Push Pin
Upper Rear Hopper Tube
Bag Loop
M6 x 35
Hex Bolt
M6 Hex Nut
M6 Hex
Nut
6B. Attach the Right Upper Hopper Side Tube to
Hopper bag and push in to Upper Rear Hopper Tube
until push pin secure. Repeat for left side. Attach
Hopper Bag to side tubes using four 2.2 x 40 Clevis
Pins and securing Velcro. Secure Lower Side Tubes
using two M8 x 20 Hex Head Bolt Sets. Do Not
Tighten At This Time. See Figure 6B.
Bag Arm Tube
Hitch Pin Clip
Hopper Bag
Hopper Tube
Bag Frame
Strap
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Storing Your Lawn Sweeper
For long term storage, you can remove the Tube
Frame Assembly (both RH and LH Side Frame and
Top Frame Tube) and the Support Rods on the
Hamper Assembly to reduce total storage area.
Brush Adjustment: To raise the brushes further
away from the ground, push the Height Adjustment
Tube back and pull down until desired sweeping
height is attained. To lower, push the Height
Adjustment Tube back and pull up to desired
sweeping height. See Figure 1.
Figure 1
Sweeping Speed: For best results, rider/tractor
should travel between 3 to 4 miles per hour range.
Dumping: Simply pull the Hopper Dump Rope
forward to empty debris. Slowly ease the Hopper
Dump Rope back, keeping even pressure, until the
Hopper returns back down.
Maintaining your Lawn Sweeper
Lubrication: Apply a light multipurpose grease to
wheel bearing. Lubricate at the beginning of each
season or more often as conditions dictate.
Brush Replacement: Remove Hex Head Bolts
holding on the Brush Clamps. Place Brush Strips in
slots of Brush Disc so shorter supporting bristles are
away from brush sweeping rotation. Place the Brush
Clamp against the brushes and tightly secure with
the 1/4” x 1/2” Hex Head Bolts into the nut on the
Brush Axle. See Figure 2.
Brush Clamp
1/4’ x 1/2”
Hex Head
Bolts
1/4”
Lock
Nuts on
Brushes
Figure 2
***NOTICE***
For best operation set brush height 3/4” off floor.
Set to low will drag on motor and set to high will
cause inadequate pickup.
Operation and Maintenance:
Attaching Lead to Power Source:
Battery connection options.
To connect to battery under the hood use clamps;
Red to positive—Black to negative.
To connect to battery under seat use eyelets.
Red to positive—Black to negative.
M6 Nylock Nut
Operation