Toro Sand Pro 3040 Service Manual page 235

Replacing the Parking Brake Cable (continued)
Sand Pro ® 3040 and 5040
20251SL Rev A
1. Park the machine on a level surface, lower any attachments, set the key
switch to the Off position and remove the key from the switch. Ensure that
the parking brake is not engaged.
2. Remove the operator's console; refer to
Operator's Console (page
3. Loosen the jam nuts (item 26) that secure the brake cable to brake lever
bracket.
4. Remove the retaining ring (item 1) that secures brake cable to the brake
lever and slide the brake cable off the lever pin.
5. Remove the retaining ring (item 21) that secures brake cable to the bracket
below the left rear wheel motor and slide the brake cable from the frame.
6. Remove the brake cable from the parking brake bellcrank on the rear cross
tube of the frame:
A. Remove the flange nut that secures the brake cable end to the bellcrank.
B. Slide the brake cable and spacer from the shoulder bolt.
7. Record the location of cable ties and routing of the brake cable for assembly
purposes. Remove the brake cable from the machine.
8. Disassemble any additional brake linkage components as necessary. Repair
or replace the components that are worn or damaged.
9. Using the notes recorded during brake cable removal, route and secure the
brake cable through the machine.
10. Secure the brake cable to the bellcrank on the rear cross tube of the frame:
A. Slide the spacer and the brake cable end onto the shoulder bolt.
B. Secure the brake cable end to the bellcrank with the previously removed
flange nut.
11. Secure the brake cable to the bracket below the left rear wheel motor with
the previously removed retaining ring.
12. Secure the brake cable end to the brake lever pin with the previously
removed retaining ring.
13. Secure the brake cable to the brake lever bracket with the cable jam nuts.
14. Install the operator's console; refer to
Console (page 7–24).
15. Test the parking brake operation before returning the machine to service.
Removing and Installing the
7–24).
Removing and Installing the Operator's
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