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OPERATOR’S

MANUAL

PTO

DRIVEN

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

(PTO)

MFG.

NO.

1690503

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

(PTO)

MFG.

NO.

1690024

42

INCH

MOWER

ADAPTOR

MFG.

NO.

1690027

48

INCH

MOWER

ADAPTOR

MFG.

NO.

1690026

FORM

—

1666527

PRINTED

IN

U.aA.

853

Identification

When

ordering

replacement

parts

for

your

vacuum

collector,

be

prepared

to

give

your

dealer

the

identification

number

found

on

the

identification

plate.

Refer

to

ID

no.

when

writing

or

ordering

parts.

ID

NO.

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

IDENTIFICATION

PLATE

Accessories

See

your

dealer

to

purchase

any

of

the

following

accessories

for

your

tractor

or

vacuum

collector.

REQUIRED

ACCESSORIES

OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES

42"

&

48"

Mower

Adaptors

Dump

Cart

(6.5

cu.

ft.

capacity)

Dump

Cart

Cover

Front

Wheel

Weights

(required

for

slopes

over

20

percent

(11.3

degrees)

Roving

Nozzle

-

Collects

grass,

leaves

in

out

of

the

way

places.

Wheel

Weights

-

(Required

on

slopes)

Increases

tractor

steering

ability

and

stability.

Hour

Meter

-

Records

tractor

operating

time

in

tenths

of

an

hour.

Models

illustrated

in

this

manual

may

vary

slightly

from

the

model

you

have.

Contents

IDENTIFICATION.

..

Inside

Front

Cover

ACCESSORIES

..

.

Inside

Front

Cover

SAFETY

RULES

.....

2

DECALS

.

3

OPERATiON

.

4

CONTENT

OF

SECTION

.

4

INSTALLING

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

ON

TRACTOR

.

4

CHECKS

BEFORE

STARTING

.

5

OPERATING

THE

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

..

5

REMOVING

THE

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

FROM

TRACTOR

.

6

NORMAL

CARE

.

7

CONTENT

OF

SECTION

.

7

SCHEDULED

CARE

.

7

STORAGE....

7

TROUBLESHOOTING

..

9

CONTENT

OF

SECTION

.

9

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROCEDURES

.

9

BELT

ADJUSTMENT

..

1

0

ASSEMBLY.11

CONTENT

OF

SECTION

.

..

.1

1

ASSEMBLY

OF

VACUUM

COLLECTOR.11

SPECIFICATIONS

.

1

2

1

Safety

Rules

A

Read

these

safety

rules

and

follow

them

closely.

Failure

to

obey

these

rules

could

result

In

loss

of

control

of

vehicle,

severe

personal

Injury

to

yourself

or

bystanders,

or

damage

to

property

or

equip¬

ment.

The

triangle

^

In

the

text

signifies

Important

cautions

or

warnings

which

must

be

followed.

^ALL

WARNING,

CAUTION,

and

instructional

messages

on

this

attchment

and

on

your

tractor

should

be

carefully

read

and

obeyed.

Personal

bodily

injury

can

result

when

these

instructions

are

not

followed.

GENERAL

•

Read

this

manual

and

tractor

Operators

Manual

carefully.

Be

thoroughly

familiar

with

the

controls

and

the

proper

use

of

the

equipment.

•

Never

allow

children

to

operate

the

machine.

Do

not

allow

adults

to

operate

it

without

proper

instruction.

•

Do

not

carry

passengers.

•

Use

only

attachments

or

accessories

designed

for

your

machine.

See

your

dealer

for

a

complete

list

of

recommended

attachments

or

accessories.

•

Keep

the

area

of

operation

clear

of

all

persons,

particularly

small

children,

and

pets.

•

When

using

any

attachments,

never

direct

dis¬

charge

of

material

toward

bystanders

nor

allow

anyone

near

the

vehicle

while

in

operation.

•

Make

sure:

a.

tractor

and

attachments

are

in

good

operat¬

ing

condition,

b.

all

safety

devices

and

shields

are

in

good

working

condition,

and

c.

all

adjustments

(cutting

height,

etc.)

have

been

made.

PREPARATION

•

Make

sure

entire

unit

is

installed.

Never

operate

vacuum

collector

with

any

part

detached

except

with

roving

nozzle

installed

and

mower

disen¬

gaged.

•

Handle

gasoline

with

care

-

it

is

highly

flammable.

a.

Use

approved

gasoline

container.

b.

Never

remove

the

cap

of

the

fuel

tank

or

add

gasoline

to

a

running

or

hot

engine,

or

fill

the

fuel

tank

indoors.

Wipe

up

spilled

gasoline.

•

Do

not

run

tractor

engine

indoors.

Exhaust

fumes

are

deadly.

•

Clear

the

work

area

of

objects

which

might

be

picked

up

and

thrown.

•

Disengage

all

attachment

clutches

and

shift

into

neutral

before

attempting

to

start

the

engine.

•

Wear

heavy

footwear.

Do

not

operate

tractor

when

barefoot

or

when

wearing

open

sandals

or

canvas

shoes.

OPERATION

•

Disengage

power

to

attachment(s)

and

stop

the

engine

before

leaving

the

operator's

position.

•

Disengage

power

to

attachment(s)

and

stop

the

engine

before

making

any

repairs

or

adjustments.

•

Stop

tractor

engine

and

remove

key

before

un¬

clogging

hoses

or

emptying

dump

cart.

•

Stay

alert

for

holes

in

the

terrain

and

other

hidden

hazards.

Be

extra

careful

when

operating

on

wet

or

slippery

surfaces.

•

The

vehicle

and

attachments

should

be

stopped

and

inspected

for

damage

after

striking

a

foreign

object,

and

the

damage

should

be

repaired

before

restarting

and

operating

the

equipment.

•

Disengage

powerto

mower

and

vacuum

collector

when

transporting

or

not

in

use.

•

When

mowing,

proceed

as

follows:

a.

Mow

only

in

daylight

or

in

good

artifical

light.

b.

Never

operate

the

tractor

without

the

mower

clutch

safety

interlock

switch

properly

at¬

tached

and

working.

c.

Check

the

blade

mounting

bolts

for

proper

tightness

at

frequent

intervals.

•

Do

not

stop

or

start

suddenly

when

going

uphill

or

downhill.

Mow

up

and

down

the

face

of

steep

slopes

-

never

across

the

face.

•

Reduce

speed

on

slopes

and

in

sharp

turns

to

prevent

tipping

or

loss

of

control.

Use

extreme

caution

when

changing

direction

on

slopes.

2

Safety

Rules

Watch

out

for

traffic

-

when

crossing

or

near

roadways.

If

equipment

begins

to

vibrate

abnormally,

disen¬

gage

power

to

attachments

and

stop

the

engine

at

once.

Inspect

for

damage

and

correct

before

restarting

tractor.

Be

especially

careful

not

to

touch

tractor

or

attachment

parts

which

rtiight

be

hot

from

opera¬

tion.

Allow

such

parts

to

cool

before

attempting

to

maintain,

adjust

or

service.

Use

counterweight(s)

or

wheel

weights

when

suggested

in

the

Operator's

Manual.

Take

all

possible

precautions

when

leaving

the

vehicle

unattended,

such

as

disengaging

the

power-take-off,

lowering

the

attachment(s),

shift¬

ing

into

neutral,

setting

the

parking

brake,

stop¬

ping

the

tractor

engine

and

removing

the

key.

•

Keep

the

vehicle

and

attachments

in

good

operat¬

ing

condition

and

keep

safety

devices

in

place.

MAINTENANCE

&

STORAGE

•

Keep

all

nuts,

bolts

and

screws

tight

to

be

sure

the

equipment

is

in

safe

working

condition.

•

Do

not

change

the

engine

governor

settings

or

overspeed

engine.

•

To

reduce

fire

hazard,

keep

the

engine

free

of

grass,

leaves

or

excessive

grease.

•

Never

store

the

equipment

vvith

gasoline

in

the

tank

inside

a

building

where

fumes

may

reach

an

open

flame

or

spark.

Allow

the

engine

to

cool

before

storing

in

any

enclosure.

Decals

ALL

WARNINGS,

CAUTION

and

instructional

mes¬

sages

on

this

unit

and

on

your

tractor

and

mower

should

be

carefully

read

and

obeyed.

Personal

bodily

injury

can

result

when

these

instructions

are

not

followed.

The

information

is

for

your

safety,

and

it

is

important.

The

smaller

decal

is

on

your

vacuum

collector.

The

larger

decal

will

be

on

your

vacuum

collector

if

a

roving

nozzle

has

been

installed.

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

Do

not

operate

the

vacuum

collector

with

any

part

detached

except

with

roving

nozzle

installed

and

mower

disengaged.

To

disengage

mower

use

the

following

procedure.

1.

With

engine

and

all

motion

stopped

,

reach

behind

left

rear

tire

and

push

the

belt

tensioning

lever

down

and

forward.

2.

Raise

the

seat

deck.

Use

a

board

or

other

object

to

support

the

seat

deck

so

it

cannot

fall

forward.

3.

Grasp

the

belt

behind

the

rear

idler

pulley

and

slip

it

off

the

pulley.

Position

the

belt

in

front

of

the

pulley

and

place

in

pulley

groove.

Pull

the

belt

tensioning

lever

back

and

up.

4.

The

two

belt

sections

must

be

trapped

between

the

two

idler

'

pulleys

as

shown.

The

belt

must

form

a

loop

around

the

PTO

pulley

so

belt

is

not

tight

in

PTO

pulley

groove.

5.

Lower

the

seat

deck

before

starting

the

engine.

NOTE:

Refer

to

roving

nozzle

operator's

manual

for

more

information.

A

WARNING

CAUTION

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

DO

NOT

OPERATE

THIS

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

WITH

ANY

PART

OF

THE

COLLECTOR

DETACHED.

BE

SURE

TO

DISENGAGE

TRACTOR

MOWER

WHEN

USING

THE

ROVING

NOZZLE._

LOCATION:

AT

TOP

OF

BLOWER

HOUSING

3

Operation

CONTENT

OF

SECTION

This

section

provides

operating

procedures

for

the

vacuum

collector.

Included

are

procedures

for

installing

the

vacuum

collector

on

the

tractor

and

removing

the

vacuum

collector,

as

well

as

lawn

cleaning

hints.

INSTALLING

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

To

install

the

vacuum

collector

on

your

tractor,

proceed

as

follows:

1.

If

installing

for

the

first

time,

make

sure

the

vacuum

collector

has

been

properly

assembled

as

described

in

Assembly

section

at

back

of

this

manual.

2.

Lift

the

blower

assembly

up

and

hook

the

upper

hitch

arms

over

the

support

shaft

while

inserting

lower

hitch

arms

in

drawbar.

Align

the

lower

hitch

arms

with

the

holes

in

the

drawbar

and

insert

the

two

pins.

It

may

be

necessary

to

lift

up

on

blower.

Install

the

spring

clips

in

the

pins.

Figure

1.

Attaching

Blower

Unit

to

Tractor

3.

Remove

the

shield

(A,

figure

5)

by

removing

the

three

wing

screws

(if

installed).

4.

Install

the

vacuum

collector

drive

belt

in

the

outer

groove

on

the

tractor

PTO

pulley.

Place

the

other

end

of

the

belt

on

the

blower

drive

pulley,

with

the

idler

pulley

positioned

underneath

the

lower

portion

of

the

belt,

as

shown

in

figure

2.

Be

sure

the

idler

spring

is

hooked

over

the

left

upper

hitch

arm.

5.

Install

the

pulley

shield

(A,

figure

5)

to

left

side

as

shown

in

figure

5

with

the

three

wing

screws.

(The

three

shield

brackets

are

shown

in

figure

13).

6.

Remove

the

deflector

from

the

mower

and

install

the

correct

vacuum

collector

adaptor

to

the

mower

housing,

and

tighten

the

wing

nut.

(See

the

Assembly

section

of

this

manual

on

how

to

prepare

mower

housing

to

install

adaptor.)

7.

Slide

the

inlet

tube

over

the

vacuum

collector

adaptor

end,

and

slide

the

other

end

of

the

inlet

tube

into

the

short

side

of

the

inlet

elbow.

(See

figure

3.)

8.

Slide

the

inlet

flange

(on

the

long

side

of

the

inlet

elbow)

into

the

retaining

clips

on

the

blower

housing.

Slide

the

two

clamp

bars

over

the

flange

and

tighten

the

clamp

bars

with

the

two

wing

nuts

(see

figure

3).

4

Operation

9.

Place

the

discharge

hose

over

the

blower

deflector

and

attach

it

to

the

blower

housing

with

a

hose

clamp.

Hose

will

be

tight

and

the

best

method

of

installation

is

to

use

a

twisting

action.

Tighten

screw.

(See

figure

4.)

10.

Attach

the

dump

cart,

with

the

dump

cart

cover

installed,

to

the

drawbar

on

the

vacuum

collector

assembly.

11.

If

the

discharge

hose

measures

54

inches

it

must

be

reduced

to

40

inches

by

cutting

with

a

hacksaw.

(If

an

early

model

dump

cart

which

does

not

have

side

extensions

is

used,

it

will

not

be

necessary

to

cut

the

hose.)

Dull

the

ends

of

the

steel

reinforce¬

ment

wires

with

a

file.

12.

Attach

the

hose

connector

to

the

hose

and

secure

with

the

clamp.

(The

connector

and

clamp

are

supplied

with

the

dump

cart.)

Tighten

the

clamp

securely

on

front

edge

of

connector.

13.

Connect

the

hose

connector

to

the

dump

cart

connector

by

snapping

into

place.

14.

Refer

to

instructions

supplied

with

dump

cart

and

side

extensions

for

more

information

on

those

products.

CHECKS

BEFORE

STARTING

The

checks

listed

below

should

be

performed

before

each

use

of

the

vacuum

collector.

1.

Be

sure

you

are

familiar

with

the

safety

precau¬

tions

controls

and

operation

of

the

tractor.

Read

the

tractor

Operating

Manual

very

carefully.

2.

Check

the

mower

and

vacuum

collector

to

be

sure

they

are

properly

installed

and

to

be

sure

that

all

nuts,

bolts

and

pins

are

securely

fastened.

^^WARNING

Do

not

operate

the

vacuum

collector

with

any

part

detached

except

with

roving

nozzle

installed

and

mower

disengaged.

For

roving

nozzle

operation,

see

roving

nozzle

Operator's

Manual.

3.

Refer

to

the

Normal

Care

section

of

this

manual

to

determine

and

perform

any

needed

eare

of

the

vacuum

collector.

4.

Clear

the

lawn

of

all

sticks,

stones,

wire

and

other

debris

which

may

be

caught

or

thrown

by

the

mower

blades

and

vacuum

blower.

OPERATING

THE

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

J^WARNING

Do

not

work

around

the

mower

housing

or

blower

area

until

you

are

certain

that

the

mower

blades

and

the

blower

fan

have

stopped

rotating.

Always

stop

the

tractor

engine

and

disengage

the

PTO

before

removing

any

of

the

hoses

or

attempt¬

ing

to

clean

out

any

part

of

the

vacuum

collector.

Before

operating

the

vacuum

collector,

be

sure

you

are

thoroughly

familiar

with

the

operation

of

your

tractor.

Consult

your

tractor's

Operator's

Manual

if

you

have

any

questions

on

its

operations.

Under

average

dry

conditions

set

the

tractor

engine

throttle

about

3/4

open

and

operate

mower

at

normal

ground

speeds.

Under

damp

conditions

or

when

collect¬

ing

thick

heavy

material

run

engine

at

full

throttle

and

use

slow

ground

speed.

When

collecting

leaves

and

tall

grass,

raise

the

mower

to

highest

cutting

height

on

first

pass,

the

lower

it

for

the

second

pass.

In

extremely

heavy

or

tall

green

grass

it

may

be

necessary

to

cut

only

half

the

width

of

the

mower

to

prevent

the

hoses

from

clogging

up.

Check

the

hoses

and

blower

housing

periodically

to

make

sure

the

material

does

not

accumulate

and

block

the

flow

to

cart.

5

Operation

NOTE

It

is

recommended

that

you

do

not

try

to

collect

grass

or

leaves

that

are

wet

with

external

moisture

such

as

rain

or

dew.

Best

results

for

filling

the

covered

cart

can

be

obtained

with

at

least

a

3/4

or

more

engine

speed

throttle

setting.

Dumping

Cart

To

empty

the

cart,

back

it

into

the

area

where

material

is

to

be

dumped,

disengage

the

drive

to

the

mower

and

to

the

fan.

Shift

tractor

transmission

into

neutral,

apply

the

parking

brake

and

stop

the

tractor

engine.

Unhook

the

latch

in

front

of

dump

cart.

The

hose

is

attached

to

a

connector

which

snaps

into

place.

Discon¬

nect

the

hose.

Remove

the

upper

and

lower

tail

gates.

The

dump

cart

can

be

tipped

back

so

it

rests

on

its

rear

side.

More

detailed

information

about

the

dump

cart

and

cover

is

in

the

instructions

supplied

with

those

products.

Operation

On

Slopes

^WARNING

Never

operate

on

slopes

greater

than

35

percent

(19.3°)

which

is

a

rise

of

3-1/2

feet

(1066

mm)

vertically

in

10

feet

(3.1

m)

horizontally.

When

operating

on

slopes

greater

than

20

percent

(11.3°)

front

wheel

Weights

are

required.

Select

slow

ground

speed

before

driving

onto

a

slope.

Avoid

using

brakes

to

control

speed.

Drive

up

and

down

the

face

of

slopes,

and

never

across

the

face.

Use

caution

when

changing

directions

and

DO

NOT

STOP

OR

START.

REMOVING

THE

VACUUM

COLLECTOR

When

desired,

remove

the

vacuum

collector

as

follows:

1.

Remove

discharge

hose

from

cart

cover

and

dump

cart

from

vacuum

collector

drawbar.

2.

Remove

inlet

elbow

and

inlet

tube

from

blower

assembly

and

adaptor.

3.

Remove

vacuum

collector

drive

belt

from

tractor

PTO

pulley.

To

loosen

tension

on

the

belt,

it

can

be

slipped

off

the

idler

pulley.

If

necessary,

remove

the

shield

(A,

figure

5)

for

clearance.

Reinstall

the

shield

and

three

wing

screws

to

avoid

loss.

4.

Remove

pins

from

drawbar

and

lift

blower

assem¬

bly

from

tractor.

Replace

pins

and

spring

clips

in

vacuum

collector

hitch

for

storage.

5.

Remove

adaptor

from

mower

housing

by

remov¬

ing

wing

nut

from

the

top

carriage

bolt.

6.

Replace

deflector

on

mower

housing,

holding

it

in

place

with

the

wing

nut

used

to

hold

the

adaptor,

and

the

hardware

in

the

rear

hole

removed

from

the

mower

housing

when

the

deflector

was

remov¬

ed.

(See

figure

6.)

WARNING

Do

not

operate

mower

without

deflector

or

entire

vacuum

collector

system

installed.

The

vacuum

collector

adaptor

must

be

used

with

the

vacuum

collector,

and

should

not

be

used

by

itself

in

place

of

the

mower

deflector.

Figure

5.

Shield

Installed

Left-Hand

Side

A.

Shield

B.

Wing

Screws.

Figure

6.

Replacing

Mower

Deflector

6

Normal

Care

CONTENT

OF

SECTION

Your

vacuum

collector

was

designed

and

built

to

provide

years

of

service

with

only

minor

care.

Certain

tasks,

however,

must

be

performed

to

keep

it

in

good

operating

condition

and

to

avoid

costly

repairs.

This

section

describes

and

provides

procedures

for

the

necessary

care

of

the

vacuum

collector.

SCHEDULED

CARE

A

schedule

for

routine

care

of

the

vacuum

collector

is

provided

in

figure

7.

Some

of

the

schedule

requirements

are

based

on

operating

hours.

For

this

reason,

it

will

be

necessary

to

determine

or

estimate

total

operating

time.

This

is

easily

accomplished

if

your

tractor

is

equipped

with

an

hour

meter.

If

not,

you

can

determine

normal

times

for

regular

jobs.

Multiply

these

normal

times

by

the

number

of

times

you

perform

these

jobs

and

add

any

unusual

operating

time

to

estimate

the

total

operating

time.

STORAGE

To

protect

you

vacuum

collector,

store

it

in

an

enclosed

dry

area.

To

prepare

it

for

off-season

storage,

perform

the

following:

I.

Remove

unit

from

tractor.

(Refer

to

procedures

in

Operation

section.)

:

2.

Clean

vacuum

collector

to

remove

all

grass

and

dirt.

3.

Coat

all

bare

metal

surfaces

with

paint

or

a

light

coat

of

oil

to

prevent

rusting.

4.

Lubricate

the

vacuum

collector

cross

shaft.

(See

figure

9.)

Care

Required

See

Figure

Before

Each

Use

After

Each

Use

Every

10

Hours

Yearly

Check

to

be

sure

all

screws,

nuts,

bolts,

and

pins

are

present

and

secure.

None

•

Clean

vacuum

collector,

hoses,

cart

and

cover

of

all

grass

and

dirt.

8

.

•

Lubricate

blower

cross

shaft

9

•

.

Lubricate

dump

cart

9

^

•*

*

More

often

under

heavy

use.

Figure

7.

Summary

of

Scheduled

Care

7

Normal

Care

Clean

all

grass

and

dirt

from

tubes,

hoses,

blower,

cart

and

cover.

After

cleaning

cover

hang

in

a

dry,

well

ventilated

place.

Figure

8.

Clean

Vacuum

Collector,

Cart

&

Cover

1.

Clean

dirt

and

paint

from

grease

2.

Using

grease

gun,

apply

4

to

5

fittings.

shots

of

lithium

based

automotive

grease

to

each

fitting.

A

CAUTION

Do

not

overgrease.

Excess

grease

may

easily

get

on

belts

and

cause

slippage.

Figure

9.

Lubrication

of

Cross

Shaft

&

Dump

Cart

8