Tracmaster BCS 100cm Manual de usuario

Operating Instructions

Before commissioning the machine, read operating instructions

and observe warning and safety instructions.

PLEASE ALSO READ ORIGINAL

BCS INSTRUCTION MANUAL

BCS Rotary Mower (100cm)

Manufactured by BCS S.p.A.

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BCS Power Units

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No liability will be accepted for any damage caused to persons or property

through failure to observe the operating and safety instructions.

IMPORTANT READ CAREFULLY

Contents

Page 4 Assembly

Page 5 Operation

Page 9 Maintenance Guide

Page 10 Vibration & Sound Levels

Page 11 Manufacturer Information

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IMPORTANT

PLEASE READ THE OWNER’S MANUAL

FOR THE POWER UNIT FIRST.

For any further information

or assistance please contact

Tracmaster on 01444 247689 or

visit www.tracmaster.co.uk

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Unscrew nuts [A] and remove the washers and the protection

cover for the power take-off (PTO) (g.4/1).

Keep the lawn mower raised approximately 5cm (2”) off the

ground using a shim (g.4/2).

Fit the mower onto the ange of the machine using the

washers and nuts [A] previously removed. Tighten the nuts

securely (g.4/3).

The machine is now ready to run without the grass bag.

Assembly

Fig 4/1

Fig 4/2

Fig 4/3

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Check that the gearbox oil level is correct.

Always wear heavy gloves to protect your hands whilst working on the equipment.

Do not use the machine near children or animals.

Before starting work, observe the following:

1. Study, understand, and follow the safety procedures;

2. Undertake periodic and appropriate machine maintenance and lubrication;

3. Read ALL operating manuals on the machine’s use and maintenance carefully;

4. Read and observe all warning labels on the machine and implement;

5. Ensure regular inspections of the blades, replacing them as required if they are damaged

or worn out;

6. Check that the cutting edges of the blades are mounted in the proper rotation direction;

7. Regularly remove any foreign objects, such as wires, grass, debris or any other material

which has remained stuck to the blades and blade holding rotors;

8. Ensure that the protection and safety devices are in place and properly mounted;

9. Wear appropriate clothing; always use safety goggles and gloves. Never operate the

lawnmower barefoot or wearing sandals - always wear safety footwear;

10. The surface to be cut must be free of stones, branches or foreign objects which can be

potentially dangerous if hurled at a distance by mowing deck;

11. Work alone in full daylight, avoiding dawn, dusk, and articial light.

The machine operator is responsible for any damage to persons or property.

Always walk with the machine - DO NOT RUN.

NEVER work on slopes of more than 20oand always work across the face of a slope (side to

side), NEVER up and down. NEVER use the machine on a bank where there is a possibility of

the machine sliding down the slope.

Operation

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Operation

Always disengage the power take-off (PTO) when changing direction or location of operation.

Do not replace the blades or attempt to undertake any maintenance of the mower while the

machine is running.

Only qualied persons should operate the machine.

If any abnormal vibrations occur STOP the engine immediately and visually inspect the machine

and implement for any signs of damage.

IMPORTANT: Read all machine and implement manuals thoroughly before using the rotary

mower.

Commencing work

Use the handlebar height adjuster to set handlebar height before

commencing work.

NOTE: Disengage the drive to the mower before selecting reverse

gear.

Raise the throttle to speed, release the clutch lever gently and fully,

keeping the red machine stop lever (OPC) depressed as engine will

stop if released.

Increase throttle speed.

The mower deck should be level for an even mowing height.

If adjustment is required, remove the wheel and remount it into a

higher or lower position as required (g.4/4).

The cutting height ranges from 2” to 5”. It is

recommended that a maximum of 2” be removed at

each mowing, then reduce it to a desired height with a

second mowing.

To adjust the cutting height unhook the split pin [D] and

use the adjustment lever [E] as shown on the sticker

[F] (g.4/5).

Fig 4/4

Fig 4/5

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Operation

The adjustment described and the position of the front wheels [A] on the forks [C] (g.4/4) allow

the following cutting heights to be obtained:

• From 5cm to 8cm

• From 7.5cm to 10.5cm

• From 10cm to 13cm

Mowing wet grass is not recommended as it may clog the

discharge chute and make collection difcult.

Best results are obtained with the engine at a high throttle

setting.

Forward motion speed should be selected according to the grass

conditions.

Use speed two for light conditions and speed one for difcult

conditions.

Never allow the engine to labour.

The mower has a built-in blade brake which stops the blade if

the drive is disconnected.

NEVER ENGAGE THE MOWER IN LONG, UNCUT GRASS.

Using the mower with the collection bag

When using the mower deck with the collection bag, the bag is

full when the grass exits from the right conveyor hole (g.4/6).

To empty the bag, it is necessary to point the wheels to the

inside (g.4/7).

Unhook the elastic handle (g.4/8).

Tip the bag up and open it (g.4/9).

To return to work, open the door [A] with the aim of hooking

on (g.4/10).

Fig 4/6

Fig 4/7

Fig 4/8

Fig 4/9

Fig 4/10

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Operation

Raise the deector [2] while re-lowering the basket (g.4/11).

Hook the elastic handle on again (g.4/12).

Using the mower without the collection bag

Should you wish to use the mower without the grass bag, it is

necessary to detach the bag.

This operation should be carried out using work gloves (g.4/13)

and with the engine switched off.

Unhook the two plugs (g.4/14).

Raise the bag (g.4/15).

Remove the plugs and take the bag away (g.4/16); lower the

stopping hook [B] from the left door [A] (g.4/17).

The grass will be ejected at the right-hand side (g.4/18).

Fig 4/11

Fig 4/12

Fig 4/13

Fig 4/15

Fig 4/18

Fig 4/14

Fig 4/17Fig 4/16

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Maintenance

Maintenance of the mower deck

Every hour, or if an obstacle has been struck during operation, do the following:

1. Stop the engine and remove the spark plug cap. Check engine oil level (recommended

oil SAE 10w/40).

2. Check the blades, making sure they show no signs of cracking, wear, and are properly

sharpened. Do not continue operation if the blades are not sharp.

3. Replace damaged or worn blades.

4. Remove foreign objects such as wires, grass, paper, etc. from the blades and blade

holding rotors.

5. Replace the spark plug cap.

Every 8 work hours:

1. Lubricate the wheel forks [A] (g.5/1).

2. Check the gearbox oil level, lling if necessary with BCS PowerLube W7 SAE 80W/90

(API GL-5) by the plug [M] (g.5/1).

Every 25 work hours:

1. Check that all bolts are properly tightened.

2. During operation, vibrations can cause loosening of the bolts. Periodically check that

they are properly tightened, using the correct torque wrench.

First 250 work hours:

Change the oil in the gearbox; to drain the oil turn the mowing deck upside down and allow

the oil to drain from the level cap [M] (g.5/1). The capacity of oil is 1,2 kg.

Every 1,000 work hours:

1. Change the oil in the gearbox.

Maintenance of the blades

WARNING: handling of the blades is dangerous;

use safety gloves and proceed with caution when

disassembly or assembly of the blades is required.

If it becomes necessary to sharpen or replace the blades

pay attention when re-assembling as there are blades

which are right and left; the cutting edge must always

face the ground and check manually that they rotate in

the right direction. Fig 5/1

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Maintenance Guide

Cutter block discs

The cutter block discs are designed to reduce damage

to a minimum, in the case of light contact, thanks to

the disappearing blades. In case of contact, check for

deformations on the discs, make sure the blade housings

are in good condition. Replace any of these parts if

necessary.

When reassembling the disks, ensure that the blades on

one disk are displaced 90° compared to the blades on the

other disk.

Always check the self-locking nut M10 and replace it,

tightening properly.

For engine maintenance please refer to engine manufacturers manual.

Like all cutting machines, the mower must be kept in good condition in order to perform to its

best ability.

NOTE: Always remove the mower attachment from the main power unit before working on the

deck.

Never try to straighten a bent blade - always replace it.

Clean the underside of the deck periodically to prevent a build-up of dirt and grass on the

surfaces.

Lubricate the wheels and swivel brackets periodically.

Do not turn the machine on its side for cleaning.

Fig 5/2

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