Endura ENAR24HC, Operator'S Manual

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Maintenance Procedures cont’d ...

Use Endura brand-name parts for compatibility and optimum performance.
Use of any other parts prior to consulting with Uniquip Canada will void all 
warranties expressed herein.

1.Replacing Individual Tines

   Tines are a normal wear and tear item.  If tines are shorter than 

   4-3/8” (see diagram 2),  they must be changed before the next use 

               of the aerator.  To ensure consistency, it is recommended that both
 

   tines (ENAR24HC-40) and tine fastening kit (ENAR24HC-41) are

   replaced in complete sets of 6 per tine reel.    

 i.Fold handle over aerator and with the assistance of 

   another person, lift aerator to work bench.

ii.Brace wheels to prevent the machine from rolling or

   otherwise moving on work area.

         iii.Refer to fi g.1 and note direction in which the 

   “spoon” section of the coring tine is facing.  Make 

   sure that all spoons follow the same orientation when 

   re-installing new parts.

iv.Remove and set aside both retaining and stop bolts on tine

   reel (see fi g.1).  Remove old tine and discard.  Inspect bolts 

   and lock nuts for wear.  

 v.Insert new tine (fi g.2) and make sure that it follows the direction as noted in step 3.  Line up the tine 

    to the holes for the retaining and stop bolts (see fi g.3).

vi.Insert bolts back into holes.  The retaining bolt goes through the tine wheel and bolt, while the stop bolt

   goes on top of the covered side of the coring tine (see fi g. 4). Fig.5 shows incorrect placement of the 

   bolts.  Tighten all bolts and repeat for all other tines.

Diag.2:

  Correct tine length reference

Fig.1:

  Tines facing in proper direction

Fig.2:

  Line-up new tine to retaining

           and stop bolt holes

Fig.3:

  Tighten all lock nuts and bolts

Fig.4:

  Correct bolt positioning

Fig.5:

  Incorrect bolt positioning