Service Schedule .......................................6
PARTSSECTION 6
Parts List and Illustrations Index ...............................7
Warranty
12
Form #09-164 reprint 2/96
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INTRODUCTIONsection 1.1
Description
The Steiner Lawn Sweeper is designed to give a “clean sweep” in your lawn sweeping operations.
The unit is ground-driven so it can be pulled by any lawn and garden tractor. It can be used to trail behind
with offset hitch while mowing, or regular hitch to clean-up after you've finished mowing. The packing action
allows you to put much more material into the unit before it is necessary to unload.
There is a transport position for the sweeper and clutch levers on each wheel to disengage the wheel
clutches.
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INTRODUCTIONsection 1.2
Specifications
Overall width ______________62"
Overall height ______________52"
Overall length to hitch___________66"
Width of pick up _____________40"
Brush _________________3paddle, staggered
Depth wheels ______________Semi-pneumatic
Hitch __________________Right, left or center pull adjustment
Carrying capacity ____________24cu.ft.
Weight _________________530lb.
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SAFETYsection 2.1
BE ALERT!
ATTENTION: This symbol identifies potential health and safety hazards. It marks safety
precautions.
ATTENTION: Your safety is involved.
1. Read and understand the owner's manual,
before attempting to operate this machine.
2. Operate all controls from the operator's
seat. NO RIDERS.
3. Keep all shields in place and safety switches
adjusted properly.
1. Remove large objects or debris from the path
of the lawn sweeper..
2. Before leaving the tractor seat to clear
blockage, service or make adjustments:
1. Set PARKING brake.
2. Stop Engine.
GENERAL SAFETY
4. Do not leave equipment unattended. STOP
the engine and remove the key.
5. Do not allow minors or the inexperienced to
operate this machine.
6. Keep people and pets a safe distance away
from machine using power driven attachments. Injury
could result from flying debris.
OPERATING SAFETY
3. Disengage clutches and raise broom to
transport position before transporting at high speed.
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OPERATIONsection 4.1
Operating Instructions
1. Determine hitch position for offset or straight pull position.
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2. Transport to clean-up site with the clutches disengaged and sweeper in transport position.
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3. Lower the sweeper housing and adjust sweeper height on right side of sweeper housing by
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choosing the pin location to regulate gauge wheel height. NOTE: Operation is best when the
sweeper is approximately 1/2" below the tips of the grass, but does not “scrub” the lawn.
4. Adjust the float springs allowing the sweeper to “float” over rough areas or high spots in the lawn.
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5. Engage clutches on both wheels by rotating the lever approximately 180 deg.
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6. When sweeping leaves - the best results are obtained by sweeping several times during the leaf
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fall rather than waiting until there is a large accumulation. A large accumulation will require several
passes to make a clean sweep. MAXIMUM SPEED IS 10 M.P.H.
7. Open rear door to unload.
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› 8. To transport - Always disengage wheel clutches and raise sweeper housing. DO NOT TRAVEL AT
HIGH SPEEDS WITH CLUTCHES ENGAGED! MAXIMUM SPEED IS 10 M.P.H. NOTE: to disengage
both wheels rotate each lever approximately 180 deg. You can feel a high spot when it is
disengaged.
CAUTION
Do not travel at high speeds with clutches
engaged. MAXIMUM SPEED IS 10 M.P.H.
Disengage clutches for transport.
MAXIMUM SPEED IS 10 M.P.H.
09-16457/89
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SERVICESection 5.1
Maintenance
Daily
Visually check chain drive - it should not run “dry”.
Lube with chain lube or 30W oil
Weekly or 50 Hours
Grease all bearings and wheels.
Check tire pressure (12 lbs.)
rev 6/00609-164
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PARTSSection 6.1
Parts Index
GROUPFIGUREPAGE
Main Parts.................Fig. 1 .......................8
Brush Parts ................Fig. 2 .......................10