Removing and replacing the engine gear reducer oil, Replacing the belt – DR Power Lawn Aerator User Manual

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DR

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LAWN AERATOR

Removing and Replacing the Engine Gear Reducer Oil

Tools and Supplies Needed:

7/16" Wrench

3/8" Wrench

Rags

Small Funnel

Shallow Container (for waste Oil)

Gear Lube Oil (see Engine manual for Oil specifications)

Note: The Engine Gear Reducer Oil is a different type than the Oil used in the
Engine itself.

1.

Remove the two Bolts and Flat Washers that secure the Belt Cover using a

7/16" Wrench and remove the Cover (Figure 16).

2.

Position a shallow container on the unit directly under the Gear Reducer.

3.

Refer to the Engine Operator’s Manual for procedures to remove and

replace the Gear Reducer Oil.

Note: Be sure to use environmentally safe disposal procedures when disposing of
used Oil.

Greasing the Crankshaft Bearings and Tine Nylon Bearings

Tools and Supplies Needed:

7/16" Wrench

Grease Gun with all purpose grease

Rags

1.

Remove the four Bolts and Flat Washers that secure the Cover using a 7/16"

Wrench (Figure 17) and remove the Cover.

2.

Grease the three Tine Bearing Fittings (every 10 hours) and Crankshaft

Bearing Fittings (every 100 hours) using the Grease Gun (Figure 18).

3.

Replace the Rear Cover.

Replacing the Belt

Tools and Supplies needed:

7/16" Wrench

Two 1/2" Wrenches

1" or adjustable Wrench

New DR Drive Belt (see chapter 6 for part numbers)

Gloves

Pliers

1.

Remove the four Bolts and Flat Washers that secure the Cover using a 7/16"

Wrench (Figure 19) and remove the Cover.

Figure 16

Belt Cover

Hardware

Gear
Reducer

Figure 19

Cover

Hardware

Belt Cover

Figure 17

Cover

Hardware

Wear Gloves when removing the Engine and Tine Assembly to protect against
pinching and sharp edges.

Bearing
Grease
Fittings

Figure 18

Tine
Grease
Fittings

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