Landoll LSS6 Landscape Grass Seeder - Manual (Page 21)

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Chapter 3
Assembly Of Optional Equipment
Agitator Blades (Optional Cage
or Brushes)
Agitator blades are supplied as standard on your
seedbox. They should operate leaving a slight clearance
with the bottom of the seed box.
Agitator brushes (optional) in the seed box sweep the
bottom of the box to control the flow of seed. However,
if they exert too much pressure on the bottom of the box,
chain breakage and excessive brush wear can possibly
result. To overcome excessive pressure of the brushes
on the bottom of the box, the bolts holding the triangular
cast iron bearings can be loosened and the bearings
raised to reduce excessive drag. The holes in the bearing
are slightly larger than the bolts holding them, thus
making an adjustment possible.
Cage agitator (optional) operates similar to blades.
Changing Agitator Kits
Figure 3-1: Shaft Rotation
IMPORTANT
Before proceeding with any agitator installation, be
sure to note the direction of shaft rotation on your
seeder. See Figure 3-1.
1. Remove two capscrews (inside the box) which hold
end bearing on the right end of the right seed box.
See Figure 3-2.
2. Slide the shaft out of the right end.
3. Agitators should be installed with careful attention to
the direction of shaft rotation as the seed rate will be
reduced if they run ”backwards”. In addition, brush
agitators will be damaged if not run in the proper
direction.
Orientation of blade agitator with respect to
REAR OF
MACHINE
Rotation
of Shaft
Shaft rotation