CAUTION 50 IN. LAWN SWEEPER SKU # Model # LW MANUAL. DISTRIBUTED BY : TRACTOR SUPPLY CO., LP 200 POWELL PLACE BRENTWOOD, TN 37027

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1 50 IN. LWN SWPR SU # Model # LW USR MNUL UTION R T USR MNUL RULLY BOR TTMPTING TO SSMBL OR OPRT T LWN SWPR. USRS O TIS QUIPMNT SOUL R N UNRSTN LL STY RULS PRINT ON T QUIPMNT N IN T USR MNUL. ISTRIBUT BY : TRTOR SUPPLY O., LP 00 POWLL PL BRNTWOO, TN 3707 M IN TIWN

2 PG ONTNTS PRT SRIPTION QUNTITY PRT SRIPTION QUNTITY Sweeper ousing B eight djust Lever Rear opper Tube Upper opper Tube Lower opper Tube opper rm Tube G Pivot Rod opper rame Strap I opper Bag J Support Rod Rope L Tongue G J I B L

3 RWR ONTNTS (Shown ctual Size) 6 mm x 30 mm rosshead Bolt Qty. BB 6 mm x 6 mm rosshead Bolt Qty. 8 mm x 55 mm levis Pin Qty. 8 mm x 35 mm levis Pin Qty. 8 mm x 3 mm levis Pin Qty. 0 mm x 65 mm levis Pin Qty. 6 mm Nylock ex Nut Qty. 3 9 mm x 57 mm R lip Pin Qty. II 8 mm Nylock ex Nut Qty. mm x 47 mm R lip Pin Qty. 6 (Not Shown ctual Size) 8 mm x 55 mm ex Bolt Qty. LL mm & 3 mm Open-end Wrench Qty. STY RULS. Read and understand all safety rules and operating instructions before using this equipment.. o not allow children or untrained persons to operate this equipment.. Reduce tractor speed to slowest setting when towing or operating on slopes.. Operate vertically on slopes, never horizontally.. void sudden turns or maneuvers.. o not tow attachment on public roadways.. o not fasten rope to any part of your body or clothing.. o not hold rope while tractor and sweeper are in motion.. o not use sweeper near fire or smoldering debris.. lways fasten rope to tractor to avoid contact with wheels and brushes.. lways empty hopper before storing to avoid spontaneous combustion of contents.. o not exceed tractor speed of 6 miles per hour when towing or operating sweeper. 3

4 SSMBLY INSTRUTIONS Before assembling product, ensure all parts are included. ompare parts with package and hardware contents list (page & 3). If any part is missing or damaged, do not attempt to assemble the product. ontact customer service for replacement. stimated assembly times: 5 minutes. Tools required for assembly: mm & 3 mm Open-end Wrench (included) Phillips Screwdriver (not included). Insert the ends of the two lower hopper tubes () into the ends of rear hopper tube () by pressing down the spring buttons on both lower hopper tubes. SPRING BUTTON. Unfold the hopper bag (I). Place the assembled hopper tubes into the bottom of hopper bag. OPPR BG I 3. Slide the hopper frame strap () through the stitched sleeves on the side of the hopper bag. 3 STIT SLV 4

5 4. ssemble the hopper frame strap () to the lower hopper tubes () using two crosshead bolts () and two nylock nuts () Insert the two upper hopper tubes () through the stitched sleeves on both sides of hopper bag. Slide the end of both upper hopper tubes into the rear hopper tube () by pressing down the spring buttons on the upper hopper tubes. 5 WIN SRN STIT SLV 6. ssemble the upper hopper tubes () to lower hopper tubes () using two clevis pins () and two R clip pins () Slide the pivot rod (G) through the upper hopper tubes (), hopper arm tubes () and wind screen sleeve as shown. Secure both ends of pivot rod with two R clip pins (). 7 WIN SRN G 5

6 8. Bend the two support rods (J) and place the end of each rod into the holes on upper and lower rear hopper tubes (). 8 IMPORTNT: o not over bend the support rods. Over bending will cause the spring rods to lose supporting tension. J 9. asten the rope () through the center socket on upper rear hopper tube ttach the height adjust lever (B) to the locker bar on hopper housing (). Install a crosshead bolt (BB) through the aligned holes on both height adjust lever and locker bar, secure with a nylock nut (). 0 B LOR BR BB. Unfold the tongue (L) and place it in the vertical position until the holes on both tongue and folding brackets are aligned. Insert one clevis pin () through the aligned holes and secure the end of clevis pin with one R clip pin (). UNOL T TONGU OLING BRTS 6 L

7 . ttach the assembled tongue (L) to the sweeper housing () using two hex bolts () and two nylock hex nuts (II). L II 3. ttach the assembled hopper bag to the sweeper housing. Insert the hopper arm tubes () into the built-in tubes on sweeper housing. Insert two clevis pins () through the aligned holes and secure with two R clip pins() ttach the assembled sweeper to the hitch plate on the tractor using the clevis pin (). Secure the end of clevis pin with the R clip pin (). 4 IT BRT IT PLT 5.asten the end of rope () to the tractor seat. The rope is designed for dumping the hopper bag without getting off of the tractor. Important: o not attempt to attach the rope to any part of your body or clothing. o not hold on the rope while towing the sweeper. 5 7

8 OPRTION NOW YOUR SWPR WINSRN PIVOT RO OPPR RM TUB ROP IGT JUST LVR OLING BRT opper Bag Rope Windscreen opper rm Tubes Pivot Rod eight djust Lever itch Bracket olding Bracket OPPR BG IT BRT ollects grass clippings, leaves and debris. llows quick dumping of hopper bag from tractor seat. elps prevent collected material from being blown out of hopper bag. onnects the hopper bag to the sweeper housing. llows hopper bag to tilt forward to dump material. djusts the operating height of the sweeper. onnects the sweeper to the towing vehicle. llows to fold the tongue for storage while the sweeper is not in use. BRUS IGT JUSTMNT The sweeper is designed with 9-position height adjustment. To adjust your sweeper brushes to the best operating height, pull the adjust lever outward till the lever is unlocked from the gear tooth, then move the adjust lever up or down to the desired position. Best adjustment is when the brush setting is / in. down into the grass. lways mow the grass to an even height before sweeping. IGT JUST LVR SWPING SP lways start at a speed of approximately 3 m.p.h.. epending on the conditions, it may be necessary to adjust the sweeping speed in order to achieve best results. UMPING O SWPR Your sweeper can be dumped easily without getting off of the rider or tractor. Simply pull the rope forward to dump the hopper. lways empty hopper after each use. UTION: o not attach the hopper rope to any part of your body or clothing! o not hold onto the rope while towing the sweeper! ttach the rope to the towing vehicle to keep it away from wheels and rotating parts UTION: eep sweeper away from fire. xcessive heat will damage the brushes and hopper bag. GR TOOT 8

9 R N MINTNN. heck for any loose fasteners before each use.. lean the sweeper after each use. a. lean sweeper housing with a soft brush or cloth. b. lean debris from hopper bag with a brush or broom.. Inspect for worn or damaged parts, such as brushes before each use. Replace as necessary.. Lubricate the gear mechanism once a year with light weight oil. STORG. lean the sweeper and hopper bag to prevent rust and mildew before storage.. To collapse the hopper bag for storage, remove the two support rods. 3. old the tongue by removing the clevis pin and cotter pin. 4. lways attach the clevis pin and cotter pin back to the empty holes on folding bracket to avoid the clevis pin being lost. LVIS PIN OLING BRT OL T TONGU MPTY OLS OTTR PIN BRUS RPLMNT The brush mechanism is designed for easy replacement. ollow below steps for replacement:. Remove the hopper bag from the sweeper housing.. Loosen the nuts connecting the brush. 3. Remove the worn or damaged brush from the brush retainers. 4. Replace with new brush by inserting the brush rib into the retainers. Tighten the nuts to fix. GR LUBRITING Lubricate the gears at least once a year. Please follow below steps to lubricate the gears:. Remove the wheels from the sweeper housing by removing the bolt securing the wheels.. Remove the gear covers by removing the bolts. 3. Lubricate the plastic gears and metal ratchet gears with light weight oil. 4. ssemble the gear cover and wheels back to the sweeper housing. PLSTI GR GR OVR WL BOLT SURING WL MTL RTT GR BRUS RIB TROUBLSOOTING Wheels skid when sweeping.. Brush set too low. djust height until brushes are ½" down. BRUS RTINR. Brushes are jammed. 3. Wheels are jammed. Stop sweeper, remove obstruction. Remove one wheel at a time to check for obstruction or damaged. 9

10 0 G I J XPLO VIW N PRTS LIST BB B NP0 NP0 NP03 NP04NP05 NP06 NP07 NP08 NP09 NP0 NP NP NP4 NP3 NP5 NP5 NP6 L NP7 NP8 II LL

11 PRT SRIPTION QUNTITY PRT SRIPTION QUNTITY Sweeper ousing B eight djust Lever Rear opper Tube Upper opper Tube Lower opper Tube opper rm Tube G Pivot Rod opper rame Strap I opper Bag J Support Rod Rope 6 mm x 30 mm rosshead Bolt 6 mm x 6 mm rosshead Bolt 8 mm x 55 mm levis Pin 8 mm x 35 mm levis Pin L BB Tongue 8 mm x 3 mm levis Pin 0 mm x 65 mm levis Pin 9 mm x 57 mm R lip Pin 6 mm Nylock Nuts 3 II 8 mm Nylock ex Nut 8 mm x 55 mm ex Bolt mm x 47 mm R lip Pin Below are Non-assembly Parts mm & 3 mm Open-end LL Wrench 6 NP0 eight djust Bracket NP0 Brush Shaft NP03 Brush 4 NP04 0 x 5 mm Brush Retainer NP05 0 x 5 mm Brush Retainer 3 NP06 Gear Plate NP07 Gear over NP08 Plastic Gear NP09 Right Metal Ratchet Gear NP0 Left Metal Ratchet Gear NP Spring lip NP Retainer Ring NP3 Wheel NP4 Wheel ex Bolt NP5 rive Pin NP6 olding Bracket NP7 itch Bracket NP8 Plastic Bearing