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  Operator’s Manual Slope-Pro ® Remote Controlled Slope Mower Serial No. 1652155-1652164 PROGRESSIVE TURF EQUIPMENT INC. 137 WEST WILLIAM STREET SEAFORTH, ONTARIO CANADA N0K 1WO TOLL FREE: 800 668-8873 ISSUE DATE: April, 2019 P.N. 120531 www.progressiveturfequip.com…

• Page 3: Table Of Contents

  Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Contents Contents Introduction Foreword Items Included with the Slope–Pro® machine Serial Number Location Parts Information Unauthorized Modification Misuse of the Equipment Notification of Unauthorized Modification or Misuse Safety Alert Symbol Signal Words Safety Rules Safety Precautions…

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  Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Engaging / Disengaging Blades (PTO) Cut Height Adjustment Slope Work Track Precautions Maximizing Rubber Track Life and Lowering Operating Costs Changing Operating Frequency Dusty / Dry Conditions Brush Cutting Maintenance Recommended Fluids Daily Pre-Start Check List…

• Page 5: Introduction

  Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Introduction Introduction ® Thank you for purchasing a Slope–Pro machine. This product is designed and manufactured to allow safe and productive mowing in difficult conditions. A well-maintained machine will provide years of reliable service. Foreword This is the Operator’s Manual for the Slope–Pro ®…

• Page 6: Items Included With The Slope-Pro® Machine

  Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Introduction Items Included with the Slope–Pro® machine ▪ machine Operator’s Manual ® Slope–Pro ▪ Nbb Operator’s Manual for remote control / transmitter ▪ Kohler Engine Manual ▪ Machine parts book ▪ Remote control / transmitter ▪…

• Page 7: Unauthorized Modification

  C) Modifications are officially approved if at least one of the following conditions is met: a. The attachment, accessory or part is distributed by Progressive Turf Equipment and is intended for a Slope–Pro ®…

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  Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro…

• Page 9: Safety Alert Symbol

  It is the obligation of the operator to make sure that all guards and shields are in place on the machine. Safety decals must be in place and be readable – accidents may otherwise occur. Contact your dealer or Progressive Turf Equipment Inc. for replacement manuals or decals. ▪…

• Page 10: Safety Precautions

  Safety Precautions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Safety Precautions The operator of this machine must be at least 18 years of age and have sufficient knowledge and instructions before he / she uses the machine. Do not allow unauthorized persons or children to operate the machine.

• Page 11: Operation With The Remote Control

  Always mow across the face of slopes, never up and down. ▪ Never position yourself up or down slope from the machine or in ® the direction of travel. Even though the Slope-Pro machine has a fail-safe emergency shut-off system, falling into a running machine can cause severe injury.

• Page 12: Thrown Objects Hazard

  Safety Precautions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Thrown Objects Hazard Mowers can throw objects 300 feet or more under adverse conditions. To avoid serious injury or death to operator or bystanders from thrown objects: ▪ Keep bystanders 300 feet away and keep everyone away from the blade exhaust area from which objects can be thrown.

• Page 13: Mower Operation

  Operator’s Manual ® Safety Precautions Slope-Pro Mower Operation ▪ Do not exceed mower’s rated cutting capacity or cut non- vegetative material. ▪ Adjust cutting height to AVOID BLADE CONTACT with solid objects like wire, rocks, posts, curbs, guard rails and fixed obstructions.

• Page 14: Fuel Handling Precautions

  Safety Precautions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Fuel Handling Precautions Gasoline and its vapors are extremely flammable and explosive. Fire or explosion can cause severe burns or death. ▪ Turn engine OFF when refueling. ▪ Refill one fuel tank at a time. Remove it from the machine to refill.

• Page 15: Battery Maintenance Precautions

  Store flammable fluids away from fire hazards. Do not incinerate or puncture pressurized containers. Battery Maintenance Precautions The Slope-Pro is equipped with an Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) battery and contains no liquid acid within. However, all precautions regarding general battery handling should be observed.

• Page 16: Welding And Grinding Work Precautions

  Safety Precautions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Welding and Grinding Work Precautions IMPORTANT! A fire extinguisher should be easily accessible during all welding work. Disconnect battery, the receiver and antenna cables. ▪ Welding repairs are to be performed by a trained welder with proper service instructions.

• Page 17: Handling Hydraulic Oil Precautions

  Operator’s Manual ® Safety Precautions Slope-Pro Follow these basic precautions: ▪ Never adjust a pressure relief valve or other pressure-limiting device to a higher pressure than specified. ▪ Check to make sure hydraulic hoses are not worn or damaged, and are routed to avoid chafing.

• Page 18: Safety And Information Decals

  Operator’s Manual Safety and Information Decals ® Slope-Pro Safety and Information Decals Decal part numbers are shown below the respective illustrations. Always replace damaged or illegible decals. Contact your dealer for a replacement.

• Page 19: Remote Control Safety Features

  Operator’s Manual ® Remote Control Safety Features Slope-Pro Remote Control Safety Features A careful and informed operator is the safest operator. Due to the nature of this remote controlled machine, neither the operator nor any bystanders should not be beside this machine while operating. Several safety features have been incorporated into the design of the remote control as outlined below.

• Page 20: General Information

  General Information Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro General Information ® Slope-Pro Machine Major Components…

• Page 21: Direction References

  Operator’s Manual General Information ® Slope-Pro Direction References Throughout this manual, references are made to left-hand and right-hand directions. All directions are indicated with the operator standing at the rear of the machine facing the direction of forward travel. Machine Specifications –…

• Page 22: Controls

  Controls Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Controls Control Panel The following controls are located on the control panel on the machine. 1. Ignition Switch This is a three-position switch. The engine cannot be started with this switch from the control panel. Turn the switch clockwise to RUN (I) position to power on the electrical system.

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  After synchronization this switch activates the horn at any time. 9. Frequency (self-centering) ® The Slope-Pro machine’s remote control can operate on 50 different radio frequencies. This permits the safe usage of multiple machines on a single work site. Refer to the Remote Control manual for more…
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  Controls Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro 10. Engine Start / Stop (self-centering) Push the control switch forward and hold to start the engine. Pull it rearward to stop the engine. 11. Throttle Up / Down (self-centering) Push the control switch forward to raise engine speed (work mode). Pull the switch rearward to lower engine speed.

• Page 25: Slope Meter

  Operator’s Manual ® Controls Slope-Pro 16. Deck Raise / Lower (self-centering) This control switch is used to raise and lower the mower deck. Push the control lever forward to raise it. Pull the control lever rearward to lower it. Mower deck height is fully variable and visible from both sides of the machine.

• Page 26: Pre-Start Instructions

  Pre-start Instructions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Pre-start Instructions BEFORE OPERATING THIS MACHINE Check that the Operator’s Manual is located in the manual container and is in good condition. Contact your dealer immediately if you do not have an Operator’s Manual Carefully read the Operator’s Manual, completely understand the…

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  Operator’s Manual Pre-start Instructions ® Slope-Pro Remove the gas tank from the machine to fuel up. Gasoline and gasoline vapors are extremely flammable and can explode if ignited causing fires and severe burns. Refill the fuel tank outdoors or in a well-ventilated area. Clean up spilled fuel immediately.
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  Pre-start Instructions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro 6. Hydraulic Oil Level Check the sight glass on the front of the hydraulic tank. The oil level should be visible half way in the upper sight glass with the machine parked on level ground. If oil needs to be added, refer to page 40 for more information on oil type and procedure.
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  Operator’s Manual Pre-start Instructions ® Slope-Pro 8. Mower Blades and Spindles Check the mower blades, spindles and the underside of the deck. Replace any blade that is bent, excessively nicked, worn or has any other damage. Small nicks can be ground out when sharpening.

• Page 30: Operating Instructions

  Operating Instructions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Operating Instructions Run-in The first few hours of machine use are called the “run-in” period. Some parts of the machine will need to be checked for adjustment after this period; therefore, the following procedures must be performed to keep the machine in proper operating condition.

• Page 31: Cold Weather Operation

  Operating Instructions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro ▪ Push the Engine Start toggle switch forward to engage the starter. Release when the engine starts. ▪ Once the engine is running, verify the Check Engine and Low Engine Oil Pressure warning lamps on the console are OFF. If they are NOT off, stop the engine immediately and have a qualified technician rectify the problem.

• Page 32: Stopping The Engine In An Emergency

  Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Operating Instructions Stopping the Engine in an Emergency ▪ If it is necessary to stop the engine in an emergency, depress the red STOP button on the remote control or the red stop button on the machine console. Depressing either button stops the engine.

• Page 33: Driving The Machine

  Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Operating Instructions Driving the Machine Direction / Speed Control The direction / speed control is infinitely variable. The mowing speed can be adjusted to match conditions. The normal direction of travel is with the brush bar facing forward.

• Page 34: Steering

  Operating Instructions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Steering Use the right-hand control lever to steer the machine. Push the lever to the right or to the left to steer in that direction, as viewed from the rear of the machine. Sense of direction is reversed if viewed from front of machine.

• Page 35: Bias Control

  Operator’s Manual Operating Instructions ® Slope-Pro Spin or Pivot Turns ▪ Make a complete 360º turn by pushing the control lever fully to the left or right. The drive mechanism on that side will reverse in the turn direction allowing the machine to pivot about its axis.

• Page 36: Transporting The Machine

  Operating Instructions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Transporting the Machine The machine is provided with tie down locations on the rear frame and the side of the track assemblies for transporting. Machine weight is 2640 lb. Before transporting: ▪ Clean the machine removing any debris.

• Page 37: Recovery

  Operator’s Manual ® Operating Instructions Slope-Pro Recovery Holes are provided on the rear of the frame in the event it is necessary to tow the machine. The machine can only be towed at a slow speed over a short distance with the engine off and brakes released.

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  Operating Instructions Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Do not operate machine with the brakes released. Manually Release Brakes Follow this procedure for both sides of the machine. ▪ Remove the rubber plug from the brake protector. ▪ Loosen the locknut. Note: The tube, bolt and nut required to release the brakes are located under the hood of the machine (beside the operator’s manual holder).

• Page 39: Mowing

  Operator’s Manual Mowing ® Slope-Pro Mowing Keep all bystanders well away from the machine when it is operating. Always maintain a safe operating distance between personnel and other equipment. Carefully walk the entire area to be mowed beforehand. Look for debris, rocks, tree limbs that could damage or be thrown by the mower blades.

• Page 40: Slope Work

  Mowing Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Slope Work Never position yourself up or down slope from the machine or in the direction of travel. Falling into a running machine can cause severe injury or death. Degrees Slope Grade 50⁰ 0.84 to 1 120% 45⁰…

• Page 41: Track Precautions

  For this reason there is no wear guarantee on the rubber tracks. The more careful an operator is when operating the Slope-Pro, the better the track wear performance will be. As with all rubber tracked equipment, to get the maximum life out of the tracks on your mower, you must treat them with care.

• Page 42: Changing Operating Frequency

  Changing Operating Frequency When working in close proximity to another Slope-Pro or any other source of Radio Frequency emissions it is possible that the Slope-Pro machine may receive unwanted signals. To avoid unwanted activity on the machine, a protection device within the control disables the machine drive, disengages the PTO, and engages the parking brake.

• Page 43: Dusty / Dry Conditions

  Operator’s Manual Mowing ® Slope-Pro Dusty / Dry Conditions If mowing in dry, dusty conditions, there may be some debris build-up on the rear screen, hydraulic cooler, and/or engine compartment. Do not allow debris etc. to build up. This debris by itself may not cause a fire;…

• Page 44: Maintenance

  Maintenance Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Maintenance Maintenance should always be performed by a qualified service technician familiar with servicing similar equipment, using good safety and workmanship practices. Always observe proper lock-out procedures when performing any maintenance work. Always remove and retain the ignition switch key, block and or support machine using equipment designed for the task.

• Page 45: Service Interval Chart

  Operator’s Manual ® Maintenance Slope-Pro Service Interval Chart Always perform the following procedures as required when either elapsed hours of use or calendar time (whichever comes first) has been reached to determine service intervals. Before each consecutive service interval is performed, all maintenance from the previous interval must be performed.

• Page 46: Check Track Tension

  Operator’s Manual Maintenance ® Slope-Pro Check Track Tension A properly adjusted track has 3/4 in of slack in it. Remove excess slack with the track tension adjuster. In order to properly measure slack, the track must be lifted off the ground. Lift each track up using the Jacking Procedure.

• Page 47: Track Tension Adjustment

  Operator’s Manual ® Maintenance Slope-Pro Track Tension Adjustment IMPORTANT! Loose tracks can more easily de-track; however do not over-tighten. Over-tightening will damage the tracks, increase bearing wear and damage drive components. Jack one side of the machine up at a time using the procedure outlined on page 42.

• Page 48: Change Gearbox Oil — Initial Run-In

  Operator’s Manual Maintenance ® Slope-Pro Change gearbox oil – initial run-in ▪ Change gearbox oil when warmed to operating temperature. ▪ Thoroughly flush gearbox with a cleaning oil and refill. Refer to page 50 for oil change procedure. 50 Hour / Weekly Interval Check Air Filter Precleaner Check precleaner more frequently in dusty conditions.

• Page 49: Hour Interval

  Operator’s Manual ® Maintenance Slope-Pro 100 Hour Interval Change engine oil. Be careful when changing oil. Hot oil can burn unprotected skin. ▪ Engine oil capacity is 2 US qt (2 l). ▪ Refer to Kohler Engine Manual for procedure.

• Page 50: Inspect Drive Belt Tension — Pump Drive

  Operator’s Manual ® Maintenance Slope-Pro Inspect Drive Belt Tension – Pump Drive Access this drive belt (1) by removing the cover on the right-hand side of the machine. ▪ Ensure the engine is off and the machine is blocked to prevent movement.

• Page 51: Adjust Mower Drive Belt Tension

  Operator’s Manual ® Maintenance Slope-Pro Adjust Mower Drive Belt Tension There are 2 drive belts. Remove fuel tanks to access belt tension adjustments. ▪ Ensure the engine is off and the machine is blocked to prevent movement. See Check Drive Belt Tension on page 45 for proper tension…

• Page 52: Hour / Yearly Interval

  Operator’s Manual ® Maintenance Slope-Pro 300 Hour / Yearly Interval Replace engine air cleaner filter element. Check inner filter element. 600 Hour Interval Replace air cleaner inner filter element. 1500 Hour / Yearly Interval Change Hydraulic Oil / Filter Hydraulic tank capacity is 6 gal US. Clean the tank surface prior to changing oil.

• Page 53: As Required Maintenance

  Operator’s Manual Maintenance ® Slope-Pro As Required Maintenance Sharpening / Balancing Blades Use gloves when handling mower blades. Blades can be very sharp. IMPORTANT! When sharpening blades, be sure material removed is equal on both sides of the blade. Unbalanced blades will cause excessive vibration leading to cracks in machine components.

• Page 54: Using Booster Battery

  Maintenance Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro ▪ Both blades use two 1/2 in X 1 3/4 lg. Grade 5 bolts with lock washers and nuts to hold blade to blade spindle support bar. When changing blades, be sure that these fasteners are in good condition and tightened to the proper specification (85ft-lbs) so they will not come loose during operation.

• Page 55: End Of Season Maintenance / Long Term Storage

  Operator’s Manual ® Maintenance Slope-Pro End of Season Maintenance / Long term Storage In preparation for long term storage of the machine: ▪ Remove all grass clippings and debris from the machine. ▪ Clean all grass build-up from under the deck of the machine.

• Page 56: Troubleshooting Guide

  Operator’s Manual Troubleshooting Guide ® Slope-Pro Troubleshooting Guide For problems specific to the engine or the remote control, refer to the user manual for that component included with the manual set. Machine Drive Belts and Spindles Problem Cause Remedy – Adjust tension (Deck Belts) –…

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  Operator’s Manual ® Slope-Pro Troubleshooting Guide Check oil cooler for debris build-up that can restrict air flow through core. Clean core with compressed air if required. Check hydraulic oil level in reservoir and add the correct amount and type of hydraulic oil, if necessary.

• Page 58: Electrical System

  Operator’s Manual ® Troubleshooting Guide Slope-Pro Electrical System Relays – if fuses are ok, replace suspect relay with a known working relay to test. Never replace a damaged fuse with a fuse of a higher or lower current value. Radio Control System There are various environmental and operational factors that can affect the performance of the radio control system.

• Page 59: Warranty Policy

  This warranty will not cover any components which, in the opinion of the company, have been subjected to negligent use, alteration, and accident, damage due to lack of maintenance or use of wrong lubricants, or if parts supplied by others have been used in repairs of any product manufactured by Progressive Turf Equipment Inc. Items such as lubricants, blades, belts, tracks, filters and batteries are considered consumable wear items and are excluded from Progressive Turf Equipment Inc.’s warranty coverage.

• Page 61: Delivery And Limited Warranty Registration Form

  IMPORTANT: DEALER MUST COMPLETE AND MAKE A COPY OF THIS FORM AND SUBMIT TO PROGRESSIVE TURF EQUIPMENT WITHIN 5 DAYS OF DELIVERING THE EQUIPMENT TO VALIDATE WARRANTY. DELIVERY AND LIMITED WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM Mail or fax to: PO Box 940, Seaforth, Ontario Canada N0K1W0 Fax: (519)527-2275 SLOPE-PRO MACHINE INFORMATION ® Machine…

• Page 63: Daily Pre-Operation Inspection Checklist

  DAILY PRE-OPERATION INSPECTION CHECKLIST MOWER ID# PERFORMED BY Supervisor Operator DATE SHIFT Machine is operated by remote control and can remain functional beyond the recommended maximum 300 foot operating range. It is the Operator’s responsibility to control the machine in a safe manner. BEFORE OPERATING THIS MACHINE Check that the Operator’s Manual is located in the manual container and is in good condition.

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  DAILY PRE-OPERATION INSPECTION CHECKLIST MOWER ID# PERFORMED BY Supervisor Operator DATE SHIFT Before conducting the inspection, always observe proper lock-out procedures when performing any maintenance work. Always remove and retain the ignition key, block and or support machine using equipment designed for the task. Be aware of hot areas and ensure the hood strut lock is functioning properly and can adequately hold open the hood.

• Page 65: Slope Estimate Gage Instructions

  Slope Estimate Gage Instructions To help estimate the angle of a slope align the thick black bar with a known vertical surface such as a building or utility pole. Fold the paper until the folded edge aligns with the slope. Estimate the slope from the gradients noted on the diagram.

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  Parts List Slope-Pro ® Remote Controlled Slope Mower Serial No. 1652155-1652164 Parts Manual PROGRESSIVE TURF EQUIPMENT INC. 137 WEST WILLIAM STREET SEAFORTH, ONTARIO CANADA N0K 1WO TOLL FREE: 800 668-8873 ISSUE DATE: April, 2019 P.N. 120532 www.progressiveturfequip.com…
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  Contents GENERAL INFORMATION SERVICE PART QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE ENGINE Engine Accessories Fuel System Fuel Tank Assembly Evaporative Emission System / Spark Arrestor (California) HYDRAULIC SYSTEM Hydraulic Pump Assembly Hydraulic Pump and Fittings Hydraulic Tank and Fittings Hydraulic Cooler and Brake Valve ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Control Panel Transmitter / Receiver Unit / Horn…

• Page 71: General Information

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual General Information Serial Number Location The serial number plate for the machine is located on the left-hand rear frame. For quick reference, record the following information: Model: _________________________________________ Serial Number: __________________________________ Date purchased: _________________________________ Always state this information when contacting your selling dealer and when ordering spare parts.

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  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual Maintenance Maintenance should always be performed by a qualified service technician familiar with servicing similar equipment, using good safety and workmanship practices. Always observe proper lock-out procedures when performing any maintenance work. Always remove and retain the ignition key, block and or support machine using equipment designed for the task.
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  6. The manufacturer reserves the right to change prices without notice. Since we at Progressive Turf Equipment are constantly striving to improve our products, we reserve the right to change specifications or design at any time.
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  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual…

• Page 75: Service Part Quick Reference Guide

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 1 SERVICE PART QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE Part Description Service Part # Engine Air Filter – Main 605487 (Standard) Engine Air Filter – Safety 605489 (Standard) Engine Air Filter – Main 605038 (Opt – High Capacity) Engine Air Filter – Safety 605040 (Opt –…

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  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual…

• Page 77: Engine

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 2 ENGINE 2.1 Engine Accessories…

• Page 78: Fuel System

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 2.2 Fuel System…

• Page 79: Fuel Tank Assembly

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 2.3 Fuel Tank Assembly…

• Page 80: Evaporative Emission System / Spark Arrestor (California)

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 2.4 Evaporative Emission System / Spark Arrestor (California)

• Page 81: Hydraulic System

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 3 Hydraulic System 3.1 Hydraulic Pump Assembly…

• Page 82: Hydraulic Pump And Fittings

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 3.2 Hydraulic Pump and Fittings…

• Page 83: Hydraulic Tank And Fittings

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 3.3 Hydraulic Tank and Fittings…

• Page 84: Hydraulic Cooler And Brake Valve

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 3.4 Hydraulic Cooler and Brake Valve…

• Page 85: Electrical System

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 4 Electrical System 4.1 Control Panel…

• Page 86: Transmitter / Receiver Unit / Horn

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 4.2 Transmitter / Receiver Unit / Horn…

• Page 87: Battery And Cables

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 4.3 Battery and Cables…

• Page 88: Pto / Mower Deck

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 5 PTO / Mower Deck 5.1 Jack Shaft / Clutch…

• Page 89: Mower Deck Assembly

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 5.2 Mower Deck Assembly…

• Page 90: Gear Box Assembly

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 5.3 Gear Box Assembly…

• Page 91: Thrown Object Deflectors

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 5.4 Thrown Object Deflectors…

• Page 92: Thrown Object Defectors — Rear

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 5.5 Thrown Object Defectors – Rear…

• Page 93: Blade Spindle

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 5.6 Blade Spindle…

• Page 94: Mower Blades

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 5.7 Mower Blades…

• Page 95: Lift Linkage / Track Frames

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 6 Lift Linkage / Track Frames 6.1 Lift Linkage…

• Page 96: Track Frame

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 6.2 Track Frame…

• Page 97: Track Assembly

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 6.3 R.H. Track Assembly…

• Page 98: Track Assembly

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 6.4 L.H. Track Assembly…

• Page 99: Hydraulic Motor Assembly

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 6.5 R.H. Hydraulic Motor Assembly…

• Page 100: Hydraulic Motor Assembly

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 6.6 L.H. Hydraulic Motor Assembly…

• Page 101: Idler Assemblies

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 6.7 Idler Assemblies…

• Page 102: Cowling / Covers

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 7 Cowling / Covers 7.1 Cowling Assembly…

• Page 103: Hood And Strut Assembly

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 7.2 Hood and Strut Assembly…

• Page 104: Air Inlet Box

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 7.3 Air Inlet Box…

• Page 105: Main Frame Accessories

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 7.4 Main Frame Accessories…

• Page 106: Lift Supports

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 7.5 Lift Supports…

• Page 107: Special Tools

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 8 Special Tools 8.1 Special Tools…

• Page 108: Optional Equipment

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 9 Optional Equipment 9.1 High Capacity Air Cleaner…

• Page 109: Permanent Mounted Steel Fuel Tanks

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 9.2 Permanent Mounted Steel Fuel Tanks…

• Page 110: Decals

  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 10 Decals 10.1 Safety 605870 — SLOPE PRO SAFETY DECAL KIT (CONTAINS ALL SAFETY DECALS ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES) 209150 209151 209153 DECAL – GENERAL DANGER DECAL – DANGER ROTATING BLADE DECAL – THROWN OBJ DEFLECTOR…

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  ® Slope-Pro Parts Manual 209157 209158 209159 209161 DECAL – FIRE HAZARD DECAL – HOT SURFACE DECAL – REMOTE DECAL — SWING TIP BLADE CONTROLLED MACHINE 209115 DECAL – OEM PARTS 209160 DECAL – NO RIDERS / RUN OVER 209164 209162 DECAL –…

• Page 112: General Info

  209147 DECAL – CONTROL PANEL 209145 DECAL – TIE DOWN 209163 DECAL – OFF / ON 605475 DECAL – BELT ROUTING 209146 DECAL – FUSE IDENTIFICATION 605011 DECAL — SLOPE MOWER 605013 605017 DECAL – SLOPE-PRO DECAL – PROGRESSIVE TURF…