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1008590BH-C 7.
MAINTENANCE-STORAGE
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MAINTENANCE
The key to years of trouble-free service is to keep your Aerator clean and dry.
After the fi rst 30 minutes of use, check all fasteners for tightness.
Thereafter, periodically check all fasteners for tightness.
Tines are manufactured with galvanized steel to resist wear of abrasive soil. Striking
objects can cause Tines to curl or break. Contact Brinly-Hardy customer service
department to purchase replacement Tines.
Apply a light coat of oil on tines after use to prevent rust.
For rust appearing on painted surfaces, sand lightly and paint affected area with
enamel.
Periodically remove debris that builds up between Tines.
Apply lubricating oil at each tine bearing and axle bearing before use.
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Figure 7
After use, the Tine and Tine Bearings may become loose on the Tine Shaft.
Should this occur, remove the looseness as follows (refer to Figure 7):
1. Loosen the End Panel nuts (A).
2. Push the End Panels (1) toward the Tines until there is no free play along the
Tine Shaft.
3. Tighten the End Panel nuts (A).
NOTE: The Square Bearings must be completely inserted into the End Panels
before you tighten the End Panel nuts (A).
STORAGE
CAUTION: Avoid injury! The Aerator Tines are very sharp.
Care should be taken when choosing a storage location for
this product.
Store Aerator in low traffi c aisle ways.
Store Aerator with Tine points facing the wall or ground.
Store Aerator on the ground or low to the ground.
Do not store Aerator hanging from the wall, ceiling or with Tine points facing outward.
Product packaging can be used to offer a protective area around the Tines.
Drawbar is a trip hazard. Avoid leaving Drawbar in aisle ways and walking paths.