Leveling Front Roller - Toro Reelmaster 5200-D Service Manual

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Figure 14
1. Height of cut screw
2. Gauge bar angle

Leveling Front Roller

1. Place a 1/2 in. or thicker plate under the reel blades
and against the cutting edge of the bedknife (Fig. 16).
The rear roller should not contact surface.
Note: Be sure the plate covers the full length of reel
blades.
2. Level front roller to reel by loosening the 4 capscrews
holding the front roller brackets and rotating the front
roller until it contacts the surface that the plate is on.
Tighten the capscrews and make sure that the roller has
not changed position. To prevent moving the roller
bracket when tightening (Fig. 17), hold the nut while
tightening capscrew.
Note: Try to slide a piece of paper under each end of
roller to make sure there is contact (Fig. 17).
Note: If Front Height of Cut kit, Part No. 104–8205 is
installed on cutting unit (Fig. 15), adjust front roller to
contact leveling plate.
Note: If cutting unit attitude changes by more than 1_
from side to side, reel and/or bedknife may need to be
reground to remove uneven wear.
Note: If rollers are parallel to reel before changing
bedknife attitude, you can change one roller at a time
and still maintain parallelism.
Reelmaster 5200-D/5400-D
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3. Roller bracket (A, B, C)
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Rev. A
Decreases Attitude
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Figure 15
1. Attitude screw
2. Gauge bar angle
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Figure 16
1. Rear roller
2. 1/2" steel plate
3. Reel blades
Figure 17
1. Capscrews
(Model 03527, S/N 210000001 & Up)
(Model 03528, S/N 210000001 & Up)
Increases
Attitude
3. Front height of cut kit
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4. Bedknife
5. Gap
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Cutting Units