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he following safety instructions are provided to alert you to precautions which, if not 

followed, may cause serious injury to yourself or others. Please read these instructions com-
pletely. Bush Hog can not cover every incident that might be a hazard. Extreme caution 
should be used at all times. Only use BCSS Brush Cutters for the purpose for which it has 
been designed. Always operate a skid steer with a forestry rated door and cab. Safety gog-
gles and hearing protection must be worn at all times. 

Site Inspection

: Before operation of your BCSS Brush Cutter, carefully inspect the area to 

be cleared. Remove any items which may be picked up and thrown by the cutting blades; 
wire, pipes, or rocks. Mark any object too large to move. This is an important step to help 
avoid damage to property, the Bush Hog brush cutter, your skid steer or personal injury. If 
an object is struck when operating the brush cutter, immediately shut down power to both 
the attachment and the skid steer. Any damage should be corrected and tested before con-
tinuation of cutting.  

Equipment Inspection:

 Prior to inspection, disconnect the unit from the skid steer. To in-

spect or to make repairs under the brush cutter deck always block the unit securely in order 
to prevent accidental release of the lift mechanism. Inspect all hydraulic hoses and shields 
to ensure they are in good condition and without holes before pressurizing. Hydraulic fluid 
can escape under pressure and may cause serious injury or death. Wear safety goggles, 
ear protection, hard hat, and only operate the skid steer behind shatter proof forestry rated 
door and cab.

Skid Steer Auxiliary Hydraulic Flow:  

Check the specifications of the brush cutter mod-

els rated GPM to correctly match the hydraulic flow of your skid steer to ensure proper 
operation.

Do Not

 operate near bystanders, vehicles, pets, livestock or buildings. Objects may dis-

charge while cutting with the Bush Hog and has the potential to cause serious injury.

Do Not

 place hands, feet or other objects under the deck while the Bush Hog is in opera-

tion. To inspect or perform maintenance under the deck, always shut down the power to 
the Bush Hog, shut-off the skid steer engine, disconnect hydraulic hoses, and block the unit 
securely.

Do Not

 raise the mower deck when blades are rotating. Operation with the mower raised 

will expose the cutting blades and the potential for injury or death.

Do Not

 allow children to operate this BCSS rotary brush cutter. Only individuals with skid 

steer experience who are well acquainted with the rules of safe operation should be al-
lowed to operate the BCSS Brush Cutter  . 

Safety Instructions

Summary of Contents for BCSS Series

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Page 2: ...ual prior to the operation of the Bush Hog Brush Cutter If you have questions regarding your BCSS Brush Cutter contact your dealer The Dealer is to register the product at www bushhogservicecenter com...

Page 3: ...ion Instructions 6 Maintenance 7 Maintenance Checklist 8 Troubleshooting 9 BCSS 60 BCSS 60LF BCSS 72 BCSS 72LF BCSS 72HF Decal List 10 BCSS 90 BCSS 90HF Decal List 11 Safety Decal Information 12 13 De...

Page 4: ...t securely in order to prevent accidental release of the lift mechanism Inspect all hydraulic hoses and shields to ensure they are in good condition and without holes before pressurizing Hydraulic flu...

Page 5: ...an unexpected object is struck IMMEDIATELY shut down pow er to both the attachment and the skid steer Disconnect the hydraulic couplers from the power source Evaluate the damage repair and the test un...

Page 6: ...nnections Do not operate the brush cutter on High Flow hydraulics over 30 GPM unless the brush cutter is equipped with a High Flow motor this may cause damage to the motor and void the warranty 6 Conf...

Page 7: ...ours of operation and at regular intervals as defined in the Maintenance Sched ule 3 Tighten all the nuts which secure the blades to the blade carrier every eight 8 hours Torque the nuts to 775 ft lbs...

Page 8: ...0 ft lbs Daily or every 8 hours Hoses and hose safety shield Check for wear damage or leaks Replace if dam aged Daily or every 8 hours Gearbox lubricant Check oil add 85 W 140 gear lube DO NOT overfil...

Page 9: ...n Bent gearbox shaft Blade carrier out of balance Loose nuts and bolts New blade or bolts matched with worn blade or bolts Wire or rope wrapped around blades Leaking Oil Loose hydraulic connections Ru...

Page 10: ...72HF 3 1 D1100 DECAL BLADE ROTATION CCW 775 FT LBS 4 2 50080370 DECAL BUSH HOG 4 52X29 70 REFLECTIVE 5 1 D559 DECAL GENUINE PARTS 6 1 D546 DECAL GUARD MISSING 7 1 D1094 DECAL MULTI HAZARD 8 1 D676 DE...

Page 11: ...50080370 DECAL BUSH HOG 4 52 X29 70 REFLECTIVE 5 1 D559 DECAL GENUINE PARTS 6 1 D546 DECAL GUARD MISSING 7 1 D1094 DECAL MULTI HAZARD 8 1 D676 DECAL OPERATIONS SAFETY 9 2 D623 DECAL PINCH POINT 10 1 D...

Page 12: ...12 Safety Decal Information...

Page 13: ...13 Safety Decal Information...

Page 14: ...tachment Explain and demonstrate inspection points and frequency including nuts bolts blades hoses etc Review the Owner Operator Manual Safety Instructions Alert buyer not to remove safety devices or...

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Page 16: ...intained all war ranties by Bush Hog will be null and void Any modification to the product other than those made by Bush Hog will cause this warranty to be void including any modification or disassemb...

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