Toro Groundsmaster 360 Service Manual page 440

Disassembling the Cutting Deck Pull Links (continued)
Assembling the Cutting Deck Pull Links
Cutting Deck: Service and Repairs
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1. Pull link (raised)
2. Clevis yoke
2. Remove the clevis yoke from the deck so that the retainer pin (item 3 in
Figure 318) can be accessed.
A. Remove the flange nut (item 12 in
yoke to the deck.
B. Remove the clevis yoke from the deck.
3. Remove the bolt and locknut that secure the retainer pin (item 15 in
317) to the deck.
4. Slide the retainer pin (item 15 in
5. Remove the pull link with the torsion spring (item 17 in
spacer from the deck.
6. Inspect all the bushings (items 4 and 18 in
Note: Replace the bushings if they are worn or damaged.
Note: For 62 inch cutting decks, the torsion spring (item 17 in
painted red. The torsion spring on 72 inch decks is painted black.
1. Place the plain spacer (item 5 in
then fit the spring and spacer into the pull link. Ensure that the torsion spring
end is below the bolt (item 1 in
2. Position the pull link to the cutting deck.
3. Slide the retainer pin (item 15 in
link, and spacer.
4. Ensure that the torsion spring end is below the bolt. Secure the retainer pin
to the deck with the bolt and locknut.
5. Secure the clevis yoke to the deck with the flange nut.
6. Install the cutting deck to the machine; refer to the Cutting Deck Operator's
Manual.
7. Lubricate the pull link grease fittings.
8. Check the cutting deck mismatch and pitch. Adjust the cutting deck if
necessary.
Figure 318
3. Retainer pin
Figure
Figure 317) from the deck and pull link.
Figure
Figure 317) inside the torsion spring and
Figure 317) in the pull link.
Figure 317) through the cutting deck, pull
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317) that secures the clevis
Figure 317) and plain
317) in the pull link.
Figure 317) is
Groundsmaster 360
16225SL Rev C
Figure