Operator's Manual

Operation

10. On smaller compact tractors, front-end weights or

front-wheel ballast may be necessary to ensure full

tractor stability and prevent backward tractor

turnover.

11. To demount the machine, find a level hardstanding

area and carry out the above procedure in reverse.

TINE SELECTION

Your aerator is available with a wide selection of tines and tine heads. Choose your tine type size and spacings

required, then change the tine head accordingly.

TINE SIZES

OPEN SIDED

(WINDOW)

TUBULAR HOLLOW HOLLOW SOLID CHISEL SLICING

10mm 5mm mini 5mm needle 6mm 3mm

13mm 16mm 9mm 8mm

16mm 9.5mm mini

10mm

Ilmm

13mm

16mm

AERATION PATTERN: VARIABLE, DEPENDING ON TINE HEAD AND FORWARD SPEED

MINI TINE HEAD 30mm TINE SPACINGS X 25mm - 100mm

NEEDLE TINE HEAD 40mm TINE SPACINGS X 25mm - 60mm

STANDARD TINE HEAD 61mm TINE SPACINGS X 30mm -130 nun

FAIRWAY TINE HEAD 81mm TINE SPACINGS X 30mm -130mm

Different turf holders are required for 3, 4 and 8 tine heads.

CORE WINDROWER

If using hollow tines, your aerator is available with a windrower assembly to place cores in narrow rows behind the

machine. Attach the windrower as shown below.

Ensure all clips are secured. The chain length may be adjusted using two 17mm wrenches to give different widths of

windrow as required.

Fig. 11