Toro Groundsmaster 360 Service Manual page 55

Removing the Engine (continued)
Groundsmaster 360
16225SL Rev C
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1. Straight fitting
2. Hose clamp (3 each)
15. Cover or plug the fuel hoses and fuel filter fittings openings to prevent
contamination.
16. On the machines with an operator cab:
A. Remove the air conditioning compressor from the compressor bracket;
refer to Removing the Air Conditioning Compressor (page
the compressor away from engine and ensure that you do not damage
the compressor or hoses. Ensure that the compressor remains in a
horizontal position. Support the compressor to ensure that it does not
fall during engine removal.
B. Disconnect the cab heater hose from the engine thermostat housing
(Figure 17).
Note: When lifting the engine using the following procedure, the flywheel
housing and transmission will remain in the machine.
The engine is very heavy, and a hoist not rated for the weight of the
engine may fail, causing possible injury and damage to the engine.
Use hoist equipment rated to lift the engine, which is approximately
188 kg (414 lb).
Do not lift the engine with the lift eyes on the DPF.
17. Attach a suitable lift or hoist to the lift tabs on the front and rear of the engine.
Support the engine with lift or hoist to prevent the engine from shifting or
moving.
Figure 17
3. Heater hose
4. Straight fitting
CAUTION
IMPORTANT
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