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Countax Garden Tractors - Troubleshooting (Cutting)
The information contained on this, and the following pages
is given on the understanding that Countax accepts no
responsibility for work carried out by a customer or for any
damage thus caused, whether or not the service instructions
have been misunderstood. To be sure that your warranty
terms are not breached, service work should only be carried
out by your dealer.
Cutter Fails to Start or Cuts Out when Switched On
Check:
4 Are you on the tractor? – Unless you sit on the seat,
the safety switch cuts out the Cutter Deck.
4 That either the Cutter Switch or the Safety Switch on
the seat is not faulty – if so, call your dealer.
4 Is the battery low? – The Clutch Engage Switch will
only operate if the battery is well charged.
Uneven Cutting
Check:
4 That all tyres are inflated to their correct pressures.
C Series: (FRONT: 0.8 – 1.1KGF/cm (12 – 16PSI)
(BACK: 0.7 – 1.1KGF/cm (10 – 12PSI)
A Series: (FRONT: 0.8 – 1.1KGF/cm (12 – 16PSI)
(BACK: 0.43 – 0.7KGF/cm (6 – 10PSI)
4 That the front axle is pivoting freely.
4 The deck suspension brackets are moving freely and
not locking up.
4 That the deck is level from side to side and back to
front (see Cutter Deck Levelling).
4 That one or more of the cutter blades are not worn or
damaged – if this is the case, it is necessary to call
your tractor dealer.
Uneven Cut (Cuts Shorter One Side than the
Other)
Check:
4 That the tyres are all inflated to the correct pressures
(see above).
4 That the front axle is pivoting freely.
4 That the deck suspension brackets are moving freely
and not hitching up.
4 That the side deck level adjustment is correct
(page 15).
Cut is Uneven or Untidy in One or More Sectors
Check:
4 That the Cutter Deck is levelled correctly front to back
(page 14).
4 That one or more of the blades are not worn or
damaged – if so, call your dealer.
The Cutter seems to Lose Power and the Belt
Slips and Overheats
Check:
4 That the Tensioner Rod is correctly applied (Page 10,
Figure 29)
4 That the Cutter Belt Tension is correct (see page 11).
4 That the Cutter Deck is not clogged with wet cuttings.
4 That the Cutter Drive belt is not worn.
We do not recommend that customers attempt to change
cutting blades themselves, remember that it is never worth-
while to have blades re-ground. It is cheaper and better to
replace blades – re-grinding is likely to affect the hardening
of the blade and its balance.
The Cutter Deck should be set so that it is parallel to the
surface it is cutting with a maximum variation from side to
side, or front to back of 3mm. Check this by placing the
tractor on a hard level surface and measuring the clearance
heights front to back and side to side with a steel ruler or
tape, with the Cutter set one adjustment up from its lowest
position.
If the Cutter Deck seems to require levelling, first check
these other possible causes:
4 Are the tyres correctly inflated? – If not, rectify using
the figures opposite as a reference.
4 Are the Cutter Deck Hanger brackets (Figure 41)
moving freely or are they hitching up. To check this,
lift the Cutter Deck to its highest position and lift and
rock it, watching to ensure that the brackets move
freely – if not, clean and lubricate.
4 Is the front axle pivoting freely? – If not, it may require
lubrication or adjustment.
4 Is there any impact damage that has bent or distorted
the Deck or Suspension Brackets (a matter for your
dealer)?
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Countax Garden Tractors - Routine Maintenance
PTO Main Drive Belt
The PTO drive belt is self-tensioning when the drive is
engaged. If this belt does require any adjustment it should
be carried out by your dealer; anyone not familiar with this
setting may cause serious damage or even injury when
using a machine with badly adjusted belts.
Accessory Drive Belt Installation (Figure 38, 39)
1. Lift the PTO Guard.
2. Place the drive belt over the PTO pulley of the
Powered Grass Collector.
3. The lower half of the belt is pulled left and through
the belt hook.
4. Feed the belt around the PTO pulley clockwise.
5. Lock the Locating Lever over the Lift Arm Lugs.
6. Check Belt Tension- (19mm deflection 2kgs pressure).
7. Rotate the locking clips over the Locating Lugs.
If the belt Tension is incorrect, movement of the sweeper
Locking Levers on the threaded rod can adjust it. Ensure the
lock nuts are suitably tightened after adjustment. Belt ten-
sion should be set in the working position.
mm
Figure 39
Figure 37
Figure 38
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