FORM NO. 3322-419
Enhancement Kit
Part No. 99–0297
Loose
Note: Use the chart below to identify parts for assembly.
DESCRIPTION QTY. USE
Remote Filter
Shear Bolt
Left Hand Bagger Baf
Right Hand Bagger Baf
Left Hand Discharge Baf
Right Hand Discharge Baf
Left Hand Recycler Baf
Right Hand Recycler Baf
Parts
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Install Remote Filter Kit
Install Shear Bolt Kit
Install New Bagger Baf
Install New Discharge Baf
Install New Baf
fles for Recycler
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
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Retainer Nuts
Hex Head Screws
Washers
Idler Arm Pivot Bolt
Dampers 2
Hopper Back Plate
Washers 3
Rivets 4
Washer 1
The T
oro Company – 1998
Printed in USA
All Rights Reserved
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Install New Retainer Nuts
Install Idler Arm Pivot Bolt
Install Dampers
Install Hopper Back Plate
Install new washer on hopper pegs
Install new rivets
Install W
asher on Blower Pulley for 25hp Units
Installation Instructions
Installing
Remote Filter Kit
Refer to the enclosed kit and instructions for
installing this kit.
Installing
Shear Bolt Kit
Refer to the enclosed kit and instructions for
installing this kit.
Installing
Baffles
You will need to remove baffles in order to install all
retaining nuts. Which baffles you have to remove
depends if you are in recycling or bagging mode.
Stop the engine, set the parking brake and remove the
key.
Tilting the deck up will make it easier to install
baffles. See tilting deck on page 8.
Installing New Discharge Baffles
The discharge baffles are used in the bagging mode.
When in bagging mode, you need to remove the old
baffles in order to install new baffles.
1. Locate the left and right discharge baffles.
Remove carriage bolts and lock nuts that attach
the baffles to the deck (Fig. 1).
2. Install new retainer nuts. See Installing New
Retainer Nuts on page 3.
3. Install new discharge baf
and hex head screws and existing carriage bolt
(Fig. 1).
Note: Remember to reuse the carriage bolt
(Item 6) on the discharge baffle
(Fig. 1).
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Stop the engine, set the parking brake and remove the
key.
Installing New Bagger Baffles
The bagger baffles are used in the bagging mode.
When in bagging mode, you need to remove the old
baffles in order to install new baffles.
1. Locate the left and right bagger baffles. Remove
carriage bolts and lock nuts that attach the
baffles to the deck (Fig. 1).
2. Install new retainer nuts. See Installing New
Retainer Nuts on page 3.
3. Install new bagger baf
and hex head screws (Fig. 1)
fles using new washers
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1. Bagger
2.
Retainer Nut
3.
Hex Head Screw
baf
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Discharge baf
5. W
asher (.344x.688)
6.
Carriage Bolt
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Installation Instructions
Installing New Baffles for Recycler
The recycler baffles are used in the recycling mode.
When in recycling mode, you need to remove the old
baffles in order to install new baffles.
1. Locate the left and right recycler baffles.
Remove carriage bolts and lock nuts that attach
the baffles to the deck (Fig. 2).
2. Install new retainer nuts. See Installing New
Retainer Nuts on page 3.
3. Install new recycler baf
and hex head screws (Fig. 2).
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2. Remove baffles if not already done so.
3. On the top surface of the deck, install one
retaining leg into the the square opening of the
deck (Fig. 3 and 4).
4. Push a screw driver into the other leg and insert
retaining nut into square hole (Fig. 3).
5. Install baffles using hex head screws and
washers (Fig. 4).
6. Install all hex head screws and washers into
unused retainer nuts (Fig. 4).
7. When all of the retainer nuts are installed, then
reinstall footrest to deck frame.
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Figure 2
1. Recycler baf
2.
Hex Head Screw
Installing
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3. W
asher (.344x.688)
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Retainer Nut
New Retainer Nuts
The retainer nuts in this kit will make the process of
changing between recycler and bagging modes
quicker and easier.
Note: All retaining nuts must be installed in
place of each lock nut used to fasten
baffles to deck.
Use baffles for a template to locate where retainer
nuts are used.
1. Retainer
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1. Retainer
2. Washer
Nut
Nut
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Hex Head Screw
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1. If your foot rest is bolted to the deck frame
remove it. If it is not, proceed to step 2.
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