TDR-26
Operator’s Manual
37
BLADE SERVICING
Always observe proper lock-out procedures when performing
any maintenance work including changing or servicing the
blades. Always remove and retain the ignition switch key,
ensure parking brake is engaged, and block and or support
machine using equipment designed for the task.
Be sure deck safety locks are engaged when working on decks
in the raised position.
Use gloves when handling mower blades. Blades can be very
sharp.
Inspect blades before each use to determine that they are
mounted tightly and are in good condition. Replace any blade
that is bent, excessively nicked, worn or has any other damage.
Small nicks can be ground out when sharpening.
Use only original equipment blades when replacing worn or
damaged mower blades. They are made of special steel alloys
and subjected to rigid heat-treat and inspection requirements.
Substitute blades may not meet these specifications and MAY
BE DANGEROUS.
BLADE SELECTION
We offer four blade styles for use with this mower:
Fixed high lift
Combined with Progressive’s high tip speed, the fixed High-Lift
blade ‘stands’ grass blades up for a clean cut, even in damp
conditions or at high mowing speeds.
Fixed low lift
Developing less lift than the High-Lift blade, Progressi
ve’s Low-Lift
fixed blade is ideal for both new growth or sandy soils where
abrasion is a concern but superior cut quality can never sacrificed.
Also requires less tractor horse-power.
Pro-EZ Change System (Available in high or low lift)
Developed with turf professionals in mind:
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Economical as only the tips are changed
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Flat profile fastener extends life, reduces cost
•
Standard hand-tools are used for reduced cost and easy
change out
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Lower start-up torque requirement reduces stress on the
complete drive train
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Thinner profile than a standard blade means the tips retain
their sharpness after the equivalent number of mowing hours
Pro-Ez Change Blade System installs on the same blade support
bar as a fixed blade. This allows users to easily swap blade types
as growing conditions or mowing requirements change.
Summary of Contents for TDR-26
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Page 57: ...TDR 26 Parts List 1 1 DECK ASSEMBLY 1 1 Blade Spindle Assembly ...
Page 58: ...TDR 26 Parts List 2 1 2 Blade Options ...
Page 59: ...TDR 26 Parts List 3 1 3 Wing Deck Gear Box Mount ...
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Page 62: ...TDR 26 Parts List 6 1 6 Wing Deck Shields ...
Page 63: ...TDR 26 Parts List 7 1 7 Wing Deck Drive ...
Page 64: ...TDR 26 Parts List 8 1 8 Rear Deck Assembly ...
Page 65: ...TDR 26 Parts List 9 1 9 Rear Deck Shields ...
Page 66: ...TDR 26 Parts List 10 1 10 Rear Deck Drive ...
Page 67: ...TDR 26 Parts List 11 2 Frame Assembly 2 1 Frame Assembly ...
Page 68: ...TDR 26 Parts List 12 2 2 Wing Locks 2 2019 ...
Page 69: ...TDR 26 Parts List 13 2 3 Wing Assembly ...
Page 70: ...TDR 26 Parts List 14 2 4 Rear Lift Assembly ...
Page 71: ...TDR 26 Parts List 15 2 5 Wheel Assemblies 10 2018 ...
Page 72: ...TDR 26 Parts List 16 3 HYDRAULICS 3 1 Hydraulics ...
Page 73: ...TDR 26 Parts List 17 4 DRIVELINE 4 1 Driveline ...
Page 74: ...TDR 26 Parts List 18 4 2 Deck PTO Shaft ...
Page 75: ...TDR 26 Parts List 19 4 3 Intermediate PTO Shaft ...
Page 76: ...TDR 26 Parts List 20 4 4 Input PTO Shaft ...
Page 77: ...TDR 26 Parts List 21 4 5 Deck Gearbox ...