Operator's Manual

Figure 29

1. Locknut

2. Height adjusting key

3. Roller height adjusting

nuts

4. Roller height adjusting

plate

5. Roller scraper adjusting

nuts

4. Loosen the roller height adjustment locknuts (Fig. 29).

5. Pull out the height adjustor key and move the rear roller

up or down by sliding the roller height adjusting plate to

the desired height (Fig. 29).

Note: Each notch on the height adjusting plate represents

1/4” rear roller adjustment. A 1/8” adjustment may be

attained by rotating the height adjustment key 180_.

6. Tighten the locknuts securing the adjustment.

7. Repeat the procedure the opposite end of the brush.

Make sure the adjustments are the same.

Adjusting the Roller Scraper

The roller scraper (Fig. 29) should be adjusted so there is

1/16” clearance between the scraper and the roller. Loosen

the roller scraper adjusting nuts, position roller as desired

and tighten nuts.

Adjust the Front Flap Height

For best debris pick up results, the front flap (Fig. 30)

should be adjusted so there is 1/4” to 1/2” clearance

between the bottom of the flap and surface. Raising the

front flap all the way or removing the front flap may be

required when picking up larger debris or if debris is to be

picked up in long grass.

Figure 30

1. Front flap

1. Loosen the nuts securing the metal strap and the front

flap to the brush housing (Fig. 31).

Figure 31

1. Front flap 2. Metal strap

2. Adjust the front flap to the desired operating height and

tighten the nuts.

Check the Tire Pressure

Check tire pressure daily to assure proper level.

Correct tire pressure is 12–1/2 psi. (Maximum 18 psi).

Note: The valve stem is located on the back side of the rim.