BETSTCO GK SERIES Premium Heavy Duty Flail Mower Instruction Manual

BETSTCO GK SERIES Premium Heavy Duty Flail Mower

OPERATION & PARTS MANUAL

Please read these instructions before using. Always grease all fittings and be sure to always check and fill with oil before operating! Retain this manual for future use.

BETSTCO www.Betstco.com 541-895-3083 M-F 7am-4pm PST Value Leader RUGGED LABOR SAVING EQUIPMENT SINCE 1995 83371 Melton Rd, Creswell OR 97426.

General Safety Information

Ensure all potential operators read this manual thoroughly before using the machine

• Safety : Ensure tractor and machine is stopped & keys out of ignition before set-up/maintenance
• Safety: Failure to follow good safety standards could result in severe injury or even death
• Misuse: This machine is designed for use with compact tractors, and should be used only for the indicated purpose. We does not take responsibility if the machine is used for any otne purpose. Children must not operate the machine under any circumstance.
• Modification: Do not modify equipment in anv way. This may impair the operation and overal safety of the machine.
• Tractor requirements: Use only with compact tractors within power range specified.
• Misuse transport: Do not use machinery to transport personnel or livestock.
• Condition: For the safety of personnel and optimum performance of the machine, you should check the condition of the machine and the tractor before starng. Before use check all nuts and bolts are night.
• Spatial awareness: Always check the operating area is safe before starting machinery.
• Operator clothing: The operator should not wear loose clothing while operating machinery. Safety wear: Always use appropriate ear protection when running a tractor and machinery Ensure you are wearing protective gloves when servicing and using machinery. Bystander safety: Ensure bystanders keep away from the machine when it is in use. Do not touch moving parts when the machine is at work.
• Public places: When traveling on the road/public places, always keep the PTO turned off
• Maintenance: Always keep the machine maintained and in a good state. Where necessary repair or replace any defective parts. Do not modify the machine.
• Sharp objects : Pay attention to the sharp/pointed parts while servicing the machine.
• Safety guards: All protecttive parts should be in good condition before operating machinery. Safety signs/stickers: Keep all safety signs clean and legible. Replace any which are missing or illegible. If a component with safety sign/(s) is replaced, make sure new safety sign/(s) are attached in the same locations.
• Operating speeds : Machinery and PTO should be operated at the recommended speed at all time’s.
• Safety awareness: Good safety requires that you familiarise yourself with various safety signs, the type of warning and the area, or particular function related to that area.
• Alertness: Never consume alcohol or drugs these can hinder alertness/coordination. Consult your doctor about using this machine while taking prescription medications.

Machinery Pre-Use Checks
On receipt of your new machine and again within the frt 4 hours of use, or the’ shake in’ period as we like to call it, we always recommend checking over the machine.

• Check all bolts, Nuts and Screws are tight on the unit.
• Tighten/Check any bolts and nuts securing blades.
• If your machine has belts, check the tension and adjust if required.
• Apply greese to greese points if necessary.
• Check gearl oil level. Do not overfill

Tractor Pre-Use Checks

• Check that the machine is properly atiached to the tractor. Ensure that secure pins are used on the linkage mountaing pins.
• Be sure to add extra weights to the front of the tractor or add wheel weights if required.
• Check that the tractor PTO shati turns freely and that the machines PTO drive shati can extend easily. Grease the PTO drive shatiusing the grease points.
• The chain on the PTO shati should be checked and in a good condition. The universal joints installed should be in a good state with proper protective parts.
• Before installing the PTO shati, the tractor and machine should be stopped and remove the key.
• Install and secure all satiey gaurdds, doors and covers before starting
• Bystanders should leave the immediate area berfore connecting the drive from the actor.

Running/Operating Checks

Always keep the PTO output from the tractor at 540 RPM when running machinery.

Post-Use Regular Checks

• Check blades, belts and wearing parts. Be sure they are not damaged and blades swing freely in their mount. Repair or replace as required.
• Clean machinery and check for/clear any entangled material which may have got stuck around any rotating parts.
• Check blades, belts and wearing parts. Be sure they are not damaged and blades swing freely in their mount. Repair or replace as required.
• Clean machinery and check for/clear any entangled material which may have got stuck around any rotating parts.

Component Identification

1.  Frame
2.  Stand Leg
3. 3-Point Linkage
4. Gearbox
5. PTO Shati Shields
6. Protection Flaps
7. Sliding Tubes
8. Rear Roller
9.  Belt Drive/Belt Gaurd
10.  Skid

Installation & Set Up

Satfey: Ensure tractor and machine is stopped and the key is out of the ignition before set up/maintenance.
Saftey : Make sure the PTO drive isn’t connected at any point until instructed to do so.

Attaching The Mower
Start by finding a flat piece of ground. Lower the three point linkage on your tractor to its lowest position and attach the mower to the tractor using the three point linkage
pins and linch pins.
Attach the hydraulic connections [selection on hydraulic filling & operation]. Then, with the rear roller on the mower on the ground, adjust the length of the top link arm and use the tractor hydraulics to ensure the skids at the side of the flail mower are parallel with the ground when horizontal.
By hand, rotate the blade rotor so that a row of blades hang vertically towards the ground to give an idea of the cutting height. Check the clearance between the bottom of the blades and the ground, this should be at least 2 inches.
The cutting height can be set for longer grass by simply raising the hydraulic liti arms on your tractor or/and by adjusting the rear roller and skids on the machine to increase or decrease the blade clearance as required [ see section on adjusting the cutting height]. The working speed of the machine should always be at a walking pace, depending on
the working conditions. Overgrown grass and weeds should be cut at a much slower
pace for the best cut and to avoid any damage to the mower.
Check your PTO’s shaft’s grease points and apply greased if needed. Then attach the PTO shaft and ensure the locking pin is secured on both the tractor and mower. Attach
the chain to a secure point on the tractor/implement

Pre-Mowing Checklist
Before startng the machine, always check and adjust the following:

•  Hydraulics and filled and operated correctly
• Set correct cutting height
•  Tension of the belt drive
•  Oil Level of the gearbox
• Lubrication/Grease Points
• Tighten all bolts, nuts and screws.
• All protective guards are in place and storage stands are removed.

Cung Height Adjustment

Saftey: Ensure tractor and machine is stopped and the key is out of the ignition before set up/maintenance.
Note: Clearance of blades to the gr ound should be at least 2 inches and higher on uneven ground Getting the cuting height right is the key to crying the best cut and finish when
mowing. This needs to be adjusted to the way of the land and also the length of the grass and density of the weeds. The cuting height can be set for longer grass by simply raising the hydraulic lition arms on your tractor or/ and by adjusting the rear roller and the skids on the machine.

Roller Adjustment

1. Remove bolt/bolts 1 on both sides of machine to adjust to desired height.

2. Adjust roller by aligning the selected holes in the roller support holes at position 2 (using the hole closest to the ground gives the highest work-ing height).

3. Put bolt 1 into selected hole/holes 2 and re-tighten bolt/bolts 1.
   

4. Remove the nuts and bolts 3 on the skids front & back of both sides of the machine

5. Move the skids up or down to the desired height with the set holes on the skids

6.  Re-fit nuts and bolts 3.

Saftey:

Ensure tractor and machine is stopped and the key is out of the ignition before set up/maintenance.

Correct Belt Tension

The correct belt tension is achieved when the belt can be deflected by the belt thickness about 3/8 at the centre point between the pulleys. Tension should be checked regularly.
A generic measure across machines is the belt should be able to twist a quarter turn by hand, any more and they are too loose and any less are too ght. You may run the risk of loosing drive to the mower or burning the belts permaturely It is important for both opmal machine performance and long lasng belt life that belts are correctly tensioned at all mes. Tension is correct when a force of 20 lbs exerted on the belts at their mid-point between the upper and lower pulleys deviates the belts by 15mm. If the belts require tensioning follow the procedure stated below. aer an inal first 1 hour of work check belt tension and taper locks (indicated 1 & 2 in the photo below right) ghten if required.

Operation

Ensure that the operator is suitably qualified to use a machine of this nature and that the have fully read and understood this manual – they should be aware of all the sate aspects relating to the safe use of the machine. it is advisable that all ‘first time’ operators practice using the machine in a clear safe area prior to work in order to familiarize themselves with its operation.
After the first initial 1 hour of work with the new machine, nuts and bolts should be checked for brightness and the drive belts inspected and re- tensioned if required. Prior to starting work, the area should be scanned for dangerous objects such as large rocks, wood, glass, wire etc. Hazardous objects should be removed or marked to indicate to the operator that the area should be avoided or to provide caution while working in the area.

Starting work
With the machine switched off, lower it into a position approximately 4 inches above the ground, start the machine and allow it to build up to correct working speed before gently lowering it to the ground – the machine is now in its work position and forward travel can begin.

Forward Speed
The forward working speed will depend on the working conditions and nature of the material being cut. Optimal speed will be in the region of 2-5 MPH.

Reversing & Turning
When reversing or turning the unit the machine must always belitied clear of the ground to avoid damage.

Transport
The following must be observed at all times when transporting the machine:

• Machine must always be switched off
• Machine must be raised
• Speed must be kept to a minimum especially on bumpy roads or terrain
• Always abide with local laws and road regulations
• be aware of the machine width

Detaching & Storing the Machine

• Removal of the machine should be preformed on a firm and level site.

•  Gently lower the machine fully to the ground

• Switch off the tractor and remove its starting key

• Remove the PTO drive shaft

• Chock the rear roller to prevent movement of the machine during the detachment
  procedure and whilst in storagti

• Detach hydraulic hoses where applicable

• Remove the top link and both pins from the lower attachment points

• Carefully and slowly drive the tractor clear of the machine

• Clean and lubricate the machine in preperation for next use

Storage

For Extended periods of storage it is advised that the machine be kept in a clean dry environment protected from the elements to avoid risk of corrosion. The machine should bne thoroughly cleaned and lubricated prior to storage. At this point it is good practice to check the machine for worn or damaged components. Any parts that require replacing should be ordered and fitied at the earliest opportunity so the machine is fully prepared for the next seasons work.

Maintenance

All maintenance, cleaning and repair operations must be preformed with the ma- chine firmly lowered to the ground and detached from the tractor or with the PTO dissconnected, engine switched off and the key removed. For any maintenance or repairs that require underneath the machine, it should be safely raised and propped using suitable purpose designed supports capable of bearing the weight of the machine. CAre should be adopted at all times when working with or under a raised machine.

Maintenance tasks

The following preventive maintenance tasks should be preformed at the timescales stated to both maximise efficiency and prolong the working life of the machine.

After first hour of work – New machine or machine fitied with new belts

• Check all nuts and bolts for brightness – rethghten if required.

After 8 Hours of work

• Check all nuts and bolts for Brghtness – Retighten if required.
• Check belt tension and adjust if required
• Refer to the belt section for details of adjustment.
• Check wear and condition of flails – Replace missing or damaged flails.
• Check condition of safety guards – Repair or replace if not performing correctly.
• Lubricate grease points.
• Check gearbox and half-shaft oil level – Top up if required.
•  Check rotor – Remove foreign objects that may be fouling or lodged in the rotor.
• Check frame and 3-point hitch – Ensure all components are in safe working condion.

After every 100 hour

• Grease PTO driveshaft Seperate telescopic drive and apply grease to the internal shall.

After 12 Months

• Change gearbox and half-shaft oil.

Gearbox Lubrication

The photos show the lubricaon access points for the gearbo and halfshaft. Lubricant level should be checked on a daily basis during work and topped up only if required. Check-ing of the lubricant level is preformed by removal of the level plug on the half-shaft. The lubricant should be inline with the botom of the plug aperture. ‘Topping up’ of the lubricant is performed via the filler plugs to a point where the oil starts to ‘dribble’ out of the level plug. REplace and tighten all plugs before using the machine. Gearbox and half-shaft lubricant shouold be replaced annually. The drain plug for changing the lubricant is located on the botom of the gear box (B).

Capacity and Lubricant Type

2.0 Litres – SAE90

Flail Replacement

The rotor and flails should be inspected for wear or damage on a regular basis. Missing, Damaged or worn flails should be replaced immediately. When replacing a flail, the diametrically opposite flail should also be replaced at the same time in order to maintain rotor balance. The machine and tractor should be switched off and the starting key should be removed at all times when inspecting or maintaining the machine. Never work on a machine that is on and running.

Rotor Vibration

If vibration of the rotor is experienced, the machine should be stopped and turned off. This is a sign that a flail is either missing or severly damaged. If this is the case do not use the machine until the problem has been rectified. If vibration continues, or occursfor no apparent reason, the rotor must be checked and if necessary, rebalanced before using the machine again. Always replace flails in opposing pairs.

PTO ShatiLubrication
The PTO shati should be lubricated on a regular basis using lithium based grease. Each end of the shaft has two grease points; one for lubricaon of the universal joint and one for lubricating the rotating fixing ring of the shatishield. Access to the lubricatit points is gained by releasing the shati shield from its fixing ring and sliding it back along the body of the driveshati. The prcedure and lubrication frequency is illustrated below.

Troubleshooting

Machine Disposal
Disposal of this machine and any of its component parts must be performed in a responsible and inoffensive manner respecting all current laws relating to this subject. Materials forming this machine that must undergo differentiated division and disposal are:

• Steel
• Mineral Oil
• Rubber
• Plastic

GK SERIES                                                                  15
NO.| PART #| NAME & SPECIFACATION| QTY.| REMARK
---|---|---|---|---
29| GK180-018| Outer Adjust Tube| 1|
30| | Lock Pin| 1|
31| IG180-104| Li�ing Pin| 1|
32| GK180-010| Support Arm L| 1|
33| GB6184-86| Locknut M16| 4|
34| GB5783-86| Bolt M16x65| 4|
35| GB5783-86| Bolt M12x30| 4|
36| GK180-015| Support Plate| 1|
37| GB91-86| Split Pin4x25| 2|
38| GK180-108| Axel for Baffle| 2|
39| EF175-108| Baffle| 17|
40| GB5783-86| Bolt M10x35| 2|
41| GB96-85| Large Washer 10| 2|
42| GB6184-86| Locknut 10| 2|
43| GB70-85| Hex Screw M8x30| 10|
44| BCR140.103| Driving Pulley| 1|
45| BCR140.104| Driven Pulley| 1|
46| | V-Belt BX50| 3|
47| GK180-011| Blade Axel Cover| 1|
48| GB5783-86| Bolt M14x80| 1|
49| GB6184-86| Locknut M14| 10|
50| GB5783-86| Bolt M10x30| 3|
51| GB6184-86| Locknut M10| 1|
52| | Grease| 1|
53| Gb5783-86| Bolt M14x40| 8|
54| GB96-85| Large Washer 14| 10|
55| GB893.1-86| Circlip for Sha� 40| 2|
56| GB893.1-86| Circlip for Hole 90| 4|
GK SERIES                                                                  16
NO.| PART #| NAME & SPECIFACATION| QTY.| REMARK
---|---|---|---|---
57| GB281-94| Self-aligning Bearing 2308| 2|
58| | Oil Seal 50x20x2| 2|
59| GK180-021| Bearing Block| 1|
60| GK180-028| Blade Axel| 1|
61| GB5783-86| Bolt M12x80| 16|
62| GK180-013| Blade| 12|
63| GK180-022| Bearing Block| 1|
64| GK180-013| Adjust Plate L| 1|
65| GB1152-89| Oil Cup M10x1| 4|
66| | Oil Seal 45x20x10| 2|
67| GB281-94| Self-aligning Bearing 1308| 2|
68| GK180-029| Roller| 1|
69| GK180-114| Orthogonal Pin| 3|
70| GK180-012| Rear Baffle| 1|
71| GK180-012| Pulley Cover| 1|

PARTS REQUEST FORM

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PTO Shaft Resizing

Saftey : Ensure tractor & machine is stopped and keys are out of the ignition before carrying out any work. If you are not confident in carrying out the worry, consult your local supplier or mechanic. Most PTO driven implements are supplied with a standard size PTO shaft. As all tractors vary, this often means cuting it down to size. Always replace worn or damage PTO shafts. Aftach the machine to the tractor without the PTO shaft, raise the linkage so the PTO shaft is level/horizontal. Measure the length between tractor PTO and the machine’s shaft. If the compressed (closed) PTO shaft length exceeds the one measured here then the deriveline will
need to be cut.

1.  PTO length adjustment, First remove shaft shielding.
   

2. Shorten the driveline tubes to proper equal lengths

3. Tidy edges of the drive tube with a file and clean all fillings from the tubes

4. Shorten the equally long guard tubes to the same length as the driveline tubes

5. Grease the internal driveline tube

6. Fit the gaurd on the shaft

7.  Make sure that the length allows for at least 6 inches of overlap
   

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Unless otherwise stated on purchase invoice, Betstco warrants to original Purchaser that Value-Leader
products are free from major deffects in material under normal use and service for a period of 1 Year
from the date the product is purchased or shipped, whichever is later. Commercial use 180 days. Use at address that is not yours, is considered commercial use. Consumable, Expendalble, Wear Items (Rubber
plastic parts, hydraulic hoses, belts, tires, cables, blades, tines, wedges, teeth, tiups, chains, pins, brushes, filters, etc) and cracked hydraulic pumps, bent or broken cylinder rods are not covered under this warran-ty. Warranty does not cover items that have been modified, damaged by abuse or usage not in accor-
dance with design or maintenance.
Betstco obligation under this warranty is to repair or replace defective upon approval by; Betstco, 83371
Melton Rd, Creswell OR 97426 that Warranty Claim is valid. Product shall be returned upon request of
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(PURCHASER) HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE EXTENDED WARRANTY OR SOMEONE HAS READ AND EXPLAINED ALL THE ABOVE TO ME. I UNDERSTAND THIS EXTENDED WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER ANY LABOR. I HAVE FILED MY ORIGINAL WARRANTY REGISTRATION AND FULLY UNDERSTAND MY REQUIREMENTS. I UNDERSTAND THAT I ALONE AM RESPONSIBLE FOR PROPER MAINTENANCE, CARE AND SAFE OPERATION OF THIS TRACTOR IMPLEMENT. YOU MUST SIGN THIS WARRANTY AND MAIL OR FAX A COPY TO BETSTCO, 83371 MELTON RD, CRESWELL OR. IF YOU PREFER YOU MAY COMPLETE YOUR REGISTRATION ONLINE AT WWW .VALUE-LEADER.COM. THIS WARRANTY IS NOT EFFECTIVE UNLESS PURCHASER COMPLETE REGISTRATION AND WARRANTY FOR WITHIN 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE OR SHIP DATE WHICHEVER IS LATER.

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References

• Betstco Tractor Impliments
• 541-895-3083 M-F, 7am-4pm PST" class="nturl" > Value-Leader – Sales, Suport, and Service 541-895-3083 M-F, 7am-4pm PST

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