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Operation

Before Operation

1. 

Make sure the lid is latched, the access door is 
closed tightly and the hose is firmly connected and lid 
extension is free to rotate outward.

2. 

Ensure that the tractor’s PTO Selection Lever on the 
side console is in the position to allow the mid PTO 
(mower deck) and the rear PTO (TKV 20) to operate.

3. 

Slowly lower the 3-point arms to a position where the 
PTO shaft is horizontal for mowing.

4. 

For longer belt life on the mower deck and the TKV 20, 
engage the PTO with the tractor at idle and throttle up 
to full PTO RPMs. Lower the RPMs back to idle before 
disengaging the PTO.

How to Determine If the Hopper is Full

NOTE: 

The rate at which the hopper fills is dependent upon 

many factors including the type of material being collected 
as well as its depth, moisture content and the tractor's speed.

NOTE: 

It is normal to have fine, dry grass escape from the 

side panels during operation. 

1. 

The lid fabric cover will begin to deflate.

2. 

There will be a slight change upward in the pitch of 
the blower.

Emptying the Hopper

1. 

To empty, disengage the PTO, lift the 3-point arms 
all the way up and hold the rocker switch in the open 
position until the tailgate is fully opened. Drive forward 
away from the pile before closing. To close, hold the 
rocker switch in the close position until fully closed.

NOTE: 

It is normal to hear the electric actuator make a 

ratcheting sound when the PTO shaft is fully extended or 
retracted while operating the rocker switch.

2. 

To prevent damage to the TKV 20, do not back up the 
tractor while emptying material. Do not use the TKV 
20’s tailgate to push material as damage may occur.

3. 

Lower the 3-point arms to position the PTO shaft 
horizontally, engage PTO, and resume mowing.

WARNING

: The TKV 20 will become unbalanced 

when material is inside the hopper. Do not 
disconnect the TKV 20 from the 3-point arms 
or rest it on the storage stands while there is 
material in the hopper.

Removal and Storage

1.  Empty the hopper.

2.  Lift the 3-point arms to their highest position.

3.  Ensure that the storage stands are 

installed at the lowest position and 
that the tractor position labels (shown 
at right) on both storage stands are 
pointing towards the tractor. 

4.  If chains or a Stay Chain Kit were used 

to prevent the TKV 20 from lowering 
below the PTO horizontal position, 
unhook the chains from  
the tractor.

5.  Disconnect and remove the wire to 

the actuator switch.

6.  Unlatch the hose clamps and remove the hose.

7.  Lower the TKV 20 onto the storage stands.

8.  Disconnect the tractor’s 3-point arms or quick hitch 

from the TKV 20. This may require loosening the  
tractor’s sway chains/links on the 3-point arms.

9.  Disconnect the PTO shaft from the tractor.

Transportation

1. 

Ensure that the SMV sign on the back of the TKV 20 
is in front of the hopper lid extension and visible from 
the rear. 

2. 

Transport the TKV20 as low as possible. 

3. 

Ensure that the hopper lid extension is secured in 
its lowered position if transporting on a trailer at 
highway speeds.

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IMPORTANT

: Do not leave material inside the 

hopper between uses and during storage. 
Moisture can damage the hopper and damp 
material is a fire hazard. 

Summary of Contents for TKV 20

Page 1: ...ons prior to using equipment BLACK PMS TBD CMYK C0 M0 Y0 K100 RGB R0 G0 B0 Hex 000000 Thread Black GREY PMS 428 CMYK C27 M17 Y17 K0 RGB R195 G197 B200 Hex c3c5c8 Thread Light Gray BLUE PMS 287 CMYK C1...

Page 2: ...enient location so that it can be accessed easily Use the safety and operating information in this manual in order to operate and service the attachment safely and correctly If you have any questions...

Page 3: ...labels Use this manual for correct safety label placement Additional safety information on parts and components sourced from suppliers might not be represented in this section ST48295 AVOID INJURY FRO...

Page 4: ...vicing DANGER Bagger May Impair Rear Vision Look down and behind before and while backing WARNING To Avoid Injury From Moving Parts Do not operate without hose connected Disconnect PTO shaft before se...

Page 5: ...Driveline guards that turn freely on driveline DANGER Rotating Driveline Contact Can Cause Death Keep Away Do Not Operate Without All driveline guards tractor and equipment shields in place Driveline...

Page 6: ...an and dry Do not operate the engine in a confined space where dangerous carbon monoxide fumes can collect Never lubricate service or adjust the machine or attachment while it is moving Keep safety de...

Page 7: ...0 especially when full A minimum of 200 lbs 91 kg is required Stay Chain Kit Part TK95052 Fits Kubota BX2380 BX2680 Part TK95053 Fits Kubota BX2350 BX2360 BX2660 BX2370 BX2670 This kit stabilizes a TK...

Page 8: ...e farthest apart there will still be 1 2 of the shaft overlapping 3 Cut the distance measured off each half of the shaft The guard should be cut back an additional 1 5 1 6 inches on each half to leave...

Page 9: ...ront of blower as far as possible Lay other end beside the boot Lift and lower the 3 point arms to observe the distance between the boot and the blower inlet Cut the hose long enough to fit in all pos...

Page 10: ...hained to ensure that the TKV 20 s PTO shaft remains horizontal Machine Set Up Assembly Repositioning the TKV 20 s 3 Point Hitch Pins For wider tractors the hose from the boot to the blower may get cl...

Page 11: ...move the four bolts on the top pin brackets D and support bracket E and slide them over to the next set of holes on the frame Reinstall hardware and torque to 30 1 ft lbs 4 Reinstall the shields Assem...

Page 12: ...ch 2 To prevent damage to the TKV 20 do not back up the tractor while emptying material Do not use the TKV 20 s tailgate to push material as damage may occur 3 Lower the 3 point arms to position the P...

Page 13: ...lid extension is free to rotate Belt are Slipping Smoking During Startup Check to see if the fan is jammed If so consult Unclogging Fan and Chute section on page 14 Check the belt tension and inspect...

Page 14: ...clogged material from inside of the blower housing 7 Rotate the fan to ensure it is not stuck Fan should rotate with minimal resistance clockwise or counter clockwise If fan is stuck contact TerraKin...

Page 15: ...placement Blower Belt 1 Disconnect PTO shaft 2 Remove the two shields from locations A and loosen the idler bolt B 3 Loosen nuts C and rotate the shield D as shown Remove the belt E from the pulley be...

Page 16: ...nd remove the belt from the pulley around the bracket It may be necessary to loosen the nuts G to allow the bearing to rotate in the flanges 7 Install a new belt B51 V belt onto the pulley and reassem...

Page 17: ...g no more than 1 molybdenum disulfide 2 An E P grease meeting N L G I 2 specifications and containing 3 molybdenum disulfide may be substituted in the telescoping members only 3 The rotating guard bus...

Page 18: ...Materials Fan 7 gauge steel Fan Housing Front and Rear 11 gauge steel Fan Housing Ring 11 gauge 304 stainless steel Fan Diameter 15 in 381 mm Number of Fan Blades 5 Fan Speed 3 000 RPM Hose Material...

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Page 20: ...d The TerraKing TKV 20 Material Collection System is warranted for a period of 1 one year after the purchase date for residential use and 6 six months after the purchase date for commercial use This p...

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