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Media and Additional Parts
Description
Operator's Manual
CE certificate
Remote control
1
Reviewing the Machine
Requirements
No Parts Required
Procedure
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The machine can be towed by most utility tractors
equipped with hydraulics producing 26.5 to 30
L/min (7 to 8 gpm) at 13,790 kPa (2,000 psi)
and flotation tires for operation over golf greens.
Ensure that the tractor has adequate brakes and a
drawbar hitch capacity to handle a 1587 kg (3,500
lb) trailer. Refer to the towing vehicle Operator's
Manual for towing instructions and precautions.
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The Workman vehicle requires the High-Flow
Hydraulics Kit. Workman vehicles with serial
numbers prior to 900000001 require the Heavy
Duty Drawbar (Model 44212 or 44213) installed.
Note:
The 4WD Workman model is the best for
hilly or bermed approaches to greens.
Important:
For older model Workman
vehicles, do not attempt to pull the machine
when loaded with material, with the standard
Workman hitch. It is only rated to 680 kg (1,500
lb) and may bend or damage the cross tube
axle support or rear spring shackles. Always
use the Drawbar Kit for Heavy-Duty Workman
Vehicles (Model 44212) or Hitch Frame and
Draw Bar Kit for Heavy-Duty Workman Vehicles
(Model 44213).
Important:
Do not attempt towing a loaded
machine with a light utility vehicle or run-about.
These machines do not have adequate brakes,
suspension, or frame strength to handle the
weight of the machine.
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Trailer brakes are recommended when using
the machine in hilly terrain. When fully loaded,
the machine may weigh as much as 1,588 kg
(3,500 lb) (GVW). This weight is higher than the
recommended towing and braking limit of most
Qty.
1
Read the manual before operating the machine.
1
This document indicates CE compliance.
1
Use the remote control to operate the machine.
utility vehicles. A trailer brake kit is available for
direct installation with the Workman vehicle.
Note:
The trailer brake kit can be adapted to
other vehicles with a 12 V brake light source.
2
Removing the Hitch Tongue
and Hydraulic Cylinder
from the Shipping Position
No Parts Required
Procedure
Note:
Have 2 people remove the hitch assembly.
1.
Chock the wheels of the machine.
2.
Remove the pin assembly, bolt and nut securing
the hydraulic cylinder and hoses to the hitch
tongue for shipping. Also, cut the cable tie.
Carefully lower the cylinder and hoses from the
tongue. Retain the pin assembly and fasteners
for re-use.
3.
Remove the hairpin cotter and hitch pin securing
the hitch tongue to the upper shipping bracket.
The hitch tongue is very heavy, use caution
when removing the tongue from the shipping
brackets.
4.
Pivot at the lower shipping pin and pivot the
tongue down.
5.
Remove the pin assembly, bolt and nut securing
the hitch tongue to the lower shipping bracket.
Note:
The machine will shift upward at the
lower pin shipping bracket.
6.
Remove the fasteners securing the shipping
brackets to the machine. Remove and discard
the shipping brackets.
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