Eagle 680022 User manual

Brand: Eagle

Model: 680022

Category: Floor Machine

Type: User manual

This manual is also suitable for

Tracker 3000

Operator Manual

P.O. Box 350, 100 Eagle Parkway, Adairsville, GA 30103

800.633.0519 or 770.773.3875 Fax 770.773.9903

www.EagleFloorSolutions.com, email - customerservice@eagleoorsolutions.com

Solutions

Model #:

680022,

680267,

680570

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Tracker 3000 deeply strips/scrubs in a 30” path with two 16” counter rotating

brushes removing multiple layers of oor nish easily with its propane

powered engine. No need for high voltage electric cords. Run time is 5 to 6

hours per propane cylinder. Available with your choice of Kawasaki, Robin

or Honda engines. Emissions protected by three-way catalytic mufer on

Kawasaki and Robin engines. Emissions shut down system, two 16” pad

drivers, and solution tank kit are available options.

Machine comes standard with service alert (hour) meter, two gear driven

16” Strata Grit Plus stripping brushes, easy change brush to pad drivers,

transport wheel, adjustable handle, aluminum safety-ll fuel cylinder with

overll prevention device (OPD) (UL and DOT approved), and two year

warranty.

Designed and manufactured in the U.S.A.

Tracker 3900

Production 20,000 sq ft/hour

Engine Speed 3,200 rpm

Cleaning Path 30”

Brush Speed 320 rpm

Brush Size Two 16” counter rotating brushes

Machine Dimensions L 53” x W 30.5” x H 42”

Total Weight 450 lbs

All engines exceed Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and California Air Resource Board (CARB) regulations for exhaust emissions.

Features:

Tracker 3000

Deep scrub or strip

30” cleaning path

Two 16” gear driven brushes

Low profile 4” deck

No-flat 10” tires

Centrifugal clutch

Gear box driven

EPA & CARB approved

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Table of Contents

What is Propane? ..................................................................................5

Emissions ...............................................................................................6

Controlling Emissions...........................................................................6

Other Areas for Safety with Propane ..................................................7

Emergency Situations with Propane ...................................................8

Reminders ..............................................................................................9

Operational Safety ................................................................................9

MACHINE OPERATION

Safety Precautions During Machine Use ..........................................10

Before Operating the Machine ........................................................................10

While Operating the Machine ..........................................................................10

Machine Storage .............................................................................................10

Servicing the Machine .....................................................................................10

Additional Safety Concerns and Precautions ..................................................10

Machine Set-Up & Operation ............................................................11

Checking Oil Levels and Filters .......................................................................11

Adjusting Handle .............................................................................................11

Installing the Fuel Cylinder ..............................................................................11

Strip Brush Or Pad Driver Installation & Inspection ........................................11

Transport Wheel Installation, Removal............................................................11

Starting Machine .............................................................................................11

Operating Machine ..........................................................................................11

Stopping the Machine ......................................................................................12

Emergency Stopping .......................................................................................12

Cleaning the Machine ......................................................................................12

Storing the Machine ........................................................................................12

Transporting the Machine ................................................................................12

Maintenance ........................................................................................12

Daily Maintenance - (every four hours of operation) .......................................13

Weekly Maintenance – (every 20 to 50 hours of operation) ............................13

Monthly Maintenance – (every 80 hours of operation) ....................................13

Quarterly Maintenance – (every 250 hours of operation) ................................13

Propane Fuel System ......................................................................................13

Changing the Oil ..............................................................................................13

Checking the Oil Level ....................................................................................13

Adjusting Belt Tension .....................................................................................13

Troubleshooting ..................................................................................14

Warranty Information ........................................................................15

Instructions and Conditions for Warranty Reimbursement ..............................16

Engine Warranty Flat Rate Chart ....................................................................17

Warranty Flat Rate Chart.................................................................................18

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Before We Begin Please Consider

These Important Points!!

• Yoursafetyandthesafetyofthosearoundyouisyourresponsibility!

• Onlycertiedoperatorsshouldbeallowedtooperatepropanepoweredmachines.

• Readandunderstandthis“Operator’sManual.”Makesureeveryoneoperatingthe

machinesreadsandunderstandsitsbasicoperationofyourparticularmachine.

• Plannedmaintenance(PM)istheresponsibilityoftheoperator.

• Regular maintenance by trained service technicians will ensure long life and

satisfactoryperformancefromyourpropanepoweredmachine.Itwillalsohelpto

preventseriousinjurytoyouandothers.

• Onlyatrainedservicetechnicianshouldalteroradjustthefuelsystemorcarburetors

ofapropaneengine.

READ & UNDERSTAND OPERATOR’S

MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS MACHINE

This manual is furnished with each new propane powered machine.It provides

necessaryoperationandmaintenanceinstructions.Readandunderstandtheinformation

inthismanualbeforeoperatingorservicingthismachine.

• Check fuel cylinder for overll before taking it into the building or placing in

storage.

• Install fuelcylinderinawellventilatedarea.

• Beawareofpropanegasleaksifodorispresent.

• Makesurecarburetorairlteriscleanbeforestartingengine.

• Neverrunenginewiththrottleinchokeposition.

• Neverallowwatertocontacthotengine.

• Neverleavethemachineunattendedwhileengineisrunning.

• RemovefuelcylinderandstoreoutsideinanNFPAapprovedcabinet.

• Secure fuel cylinders when being transported.If installed on the machine service

valvemustbeOFF.

• Never store fuel cylinders in your vehicle where they may be exposed to high

temperatures.

• MaintainthemachineasdirectedbyEagleSolutions.

• Onlycertiedoperatorsshouldbeallowedtooperatepropanepoweredmachines.

Thispublicationisdesignedtoprovideaccurateandauthoritativeinformationinregard

tothesubjectmattercovered.Itisprovidedwiththeunderstandingthatthepublisheris

notengagedinrenderinglegalorotherprofessionalservices.

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Propane is a hydrocarbon (C3H8) and is

sometimes referred to as liqueed petroleum gas,

LP-gas orLPG.It is produced from both natural

gas processing and crude oil rening.The major

harmful emissions from propane engines include:

Carbon monoxide (CO), Nitrogen oxides (NOx)

and Hydrocarbons (HC). Propane, like butane or

methane, is odorless.An odorant (usually ethyl

mercaptan) is added to give propane its very

distinctive, pungent smell.The odorant acts as a

warningagentsothatleakscanbedetectedquickly.

Itisnotharmfultobreathe.

Propane is unique because it is a gas at

atmosphericpressureandaliquidwhenstoredunder

pressure.Like any other liquid it expands when

heated, and it expands very rapidly.Compared

to water, propane will expand 17 times more in

volume with an identical increase in temperature.

Thereasonforstoringpropaneunderpressureasa

liquidinsideafueltankistosavespace.Agiven

volume of propane vapor can be compressed into

1/270thofitsvolumewhenliqueed.Conversely,a

givenvolumeofpropaneliquidcanexpandroughly

270 timesif allowedto changebackinto avapor.

Because of this expansion,propane fuel tanks are

nevercompletelylledwithliquid.New propane

cylinders are manufactured with an Overlling

PreventionDevice(OPD) thatshuts offthelling

processwhenthetankreaches80%ofitscapacity

to allow room for thermal expansion.Fuel tanks

are also equipped with pressure relief valves that

ventpropanevaporifinternaltankpressureexceeds

the preset rating of the valve. The valve closes

automatically when internal pressure is reduced

belowthisstart-to-dischargepressure.Thisallows

forchangesinfuelvolumecausedbytemperature

variationswithout anyreleaseofgasfromthetank.

Liqueedpropanehas aboilingpoint of-44

F.

If venting propane from the xed liqueed level

gauge,beawarethattheplumeofgascanfrostbite

youresh.

Propane gas is heavier than air, approximately

1.5 times the specic gravity of air.Therefore,

if propane leaks from the fuel system or cylinder

it will lay close to the oor and seek low places,

like underdoors.Italsodoesn’tpuddlebutinstead

vaporizes and dissipates into the air.Because it

is released from apressured container as a vapor,

propanecan’tbe ingested likegasoline or alcohol

fuels.Propaneis anon-toxic, non-poisonousfuel

that doesn’tcontaminateaquifersorsoil.

Propane has a narrow range of ammability

when compared with other petroleum products

andhasthelowestammabilityrangeofanyfossil

fuel.Inorder to ignite, thepropane/air mix must

contain from 2.2 percent to 9.6 percent propane

vapor.Ifthemixturecontainslessthan2.2percent

gas,itistooleantoburn.Ifitcontainsmorethan

9.6 percent,itistoorichtoburn.Propanewillnot

ignite when combined with air unless the source

ofignitionreachesbetween920-1020

Fandcan

ignitewithoutneedingasparkorame.Incontrast,

gasoline will ignite when the source of ignition

reaches only430-500

 F.The propaneame will

notburnhotterthan3595

F.

Service Tech School

Thisclassincludesdiscussionsonsafeworkenvironmentsandprocedures,machineupdatesand

thefuture of theindustry andEagle Solutions. Enjoyhands ontraining of electricalignition and,

starting systems,replacingoffuelsystems,emissionstesting,advancedfailureanalysisandteardown

andreassemblyprocedures.You willbegivenaplanttourandmeetthecustomerservicepeopleyou

speakwithregularlyonthephone.ThiscerticationprogramisNOTasmallenginesclass.Although,

you donotneedtobeamechanictoattendyoushouldhaveageneralknowledgeofengines.Call

todayforaclassschedule,800.633.0519.

Benefits of Attending

• CertiedtoworkonEagleSolutionsequipment

• NFPACerticatetoworkonLP-Gasequipment

• UpdatedonmodicationsandnewEagleSolutionsequipmentrepairprocedures

• Arenewedappreciationforsafety

• Certicationcanhelplowerliabilityinsurancecosts

What is Propane?

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United States and European studies show that

propane reduces greenhouse gases.The Propane

Education and Research Council states, “Unlike

fuels such as natural gas, propane vapor is

removed from the atmosphere faster than it takes

forittobecomewell-mixedandimpacttheglobal

climate.Additionally, propane does not have the

contaminants of some other fuels like diesel, and

haslesscriteriapollutantsacrossmanyapplications.

Propane’sportability,storability,andenvironmental

benets also qualify it to serve the unique needs

of several applications,” like oor maintenance

and restoration equipment.Based on the UK

Government’s Standard Assessment Procedure

(SAP) for Energy Rating for Dwellings (2005

edition),CalorGasLtd.concludedthat“electricity

emits80.0%moreCO2thanLPG–propanegas.”

(CO2 being a primary contributor to greenhouse

gas.)Therefore,wecan be proudto produce and

you toownpropanepoweredmachines.However,

therearesomeemissionsfrompropanethatcanbe

dangeroustohumans.

CarbonMonoxideisgeneratedintheexhaustas

theresultofincompletecombustionoffuel.COis

a verytoxic, colorless and odorless gas.Propane

emissionsmaycontainconsiderableamountsofCO.

When operating propane powered oor machines

in tightly enclosed spaces carbon monoxide can

accumulatequicklyandreachconcentrationswhich

are dangerous for humans.It causes headaches,

dizziness,lethargyanddeath.

Nitrogenoxidesaregeneratedfromnitrogenand

oxygen under the high temperature and pressure

conditions in the engine cylinder.NOx consists

mostly of nitric oxide (NO) and some nitrogen

dioxide (NO2).Nitrogendioxideisareactivegas

andisverytoxictohumans.AccumulationofNOx

inawarehouseatmospheremaybealsodetrimental

forthestoredgoods.Forexample,onlyafewppm

of NOx in the ambient air can change the color

of paper stock from white to yellowish.NOx

emissionsarealsoaseriousenvironmentalconcern

becauseoftheirozonereactivityandimportantrole

insmogformation.

Hydrocarbons are also a product of incomplete

combustion of fuel.Propane emissions, because

of the composition of fuel, contain only short

chainhydrocarbons.Theyarenotlikelytocontain

toxic components which are found in gasoline

HC emission.Also, the environmental impact of

propane hydrocarbon emissions is much smaller

than that of gasoline.However, hydrocarbon

derivatives are responsible for the characteristic

smell which is often a nuisance when propane

enginesoperateindoors.

Emissions

OSHAhassetaCOPermissibleExposureLevel

(PEL) at 50 parts per million (PPM) over a time

weighted average of eight hours and a ceiling of

200 PPM.TomanagepropaneemissionsinEagle

machines,we install athree way catalyticmufer

that takes the reactions from CO, HC and NOx

and simultaneously removes nearly all of these

pollutants.Concentrations of pollutants in the

exhaustgasdependonthefuelmixturecomposition.

At lean fuel mixtures, the exhaust gases contain

little carbon monoxide or hydrocarbons but high

concentrations of NOx.Rich mixtures produce

highconcentrationsofCOandHCwithlittleNOx.

Therefore, it is very important to maintain the

engineasrecommended.Somethingsthatassistin

keepingemissionslowfollow.

AirFilters:Theairfuelratiocanbeaffectedby

dirtyairlters,whichcancauseanimbalanceinthe

airmixedwithpropaneandincreasesemissions.It

is imperative that the operator check and correct

dirtyairlterseverytimethemachineisused.

OilLevel:Anotherthingthatcanalteremission

levelsistheoverllingofoil.Whentheoillevelis

toohigh,thevacuumeffectoftheengineoverthe

oilpanpullsoilvaporofftheoilanddistributesit

on thecarburetorairlter.Thisinturncollectsdust

andrestrictsthefreeowofairtothefuelmixture.

Inturn,itincreasestheproductionofCO.Operators

shouldfaithfullychecktheoillevelandkeepitat

the recommended level and not leave machines

idlingformorethanafewminutes.

When checking the oil level, be aware that

different engine manufacturers have different

instructionsforcheckingtheoillevel.Someinstruct

tounscrew thedipstick, wipeit off andreinsert it

withoutscrewingit in,thenextractingittoreadthe

level.Othersinstructthedipsticktobescrewedin

beforereadingthelevel.Becauseoftheimportance

ofmaintainingthecorrectoillevelalwaysconsult

the engine manufacturer operation manual for the

correctprocedure.Atalltimesthemachineshould

besettinglevelontheoorwhencheckingtheoil.

Controlling Emissions

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Machine Handling:Eagle machines should

never be turned on the carburetor side.This can

causeoiltodrainintothecarburetorand/ortheair

lter and result in oil smoke and increased toxic

emissionswhentheengineisrestarted.Alwaystip

themachineover,ifnecessary,withthecarburetor

on thetopside.

EmissionsShutDownSystems:Propaneengine

fuel systems can be tted with safety devices

and shut-off valves that function automatically

if the emissions become too high or a fuel line

is ruptured.If your machine is equipped with a

shut down device, do not attempt to circumvent

or disconnectit. If you receive a warningof high

emissions,checktheairltersforexcessdustoroil

contamination.Ifneitheroftheseconditionsexist,

havethe machinecheckedbyanauthorizedservice

technician.Donotcontinuetooperatethemachine!

Machinestted withelectronic emissionscontrols

needawarm-upperiodofapproximately12to15

minutestoeffectivelydissapateemissions,so itis

recommended the engine be started outside and

allowedtowarmupbeforebringingitinside.

Other Areas for Safety with Propane

Propane Fuel Cylinders:The National Fire

Protection Association (NFPA) has established

standardsforthestorageandhandlingofliqueed

petroleum gases.This standard is NFPA58 and

is recognized in the United States and Canada as

wellas someother countries.For othercountries

theownermustassurethattherequiredregulations

aremet.

The fuel cylinder supplied with this machine is

aD.O.T.4E240motorfuelcylinder.Cylindersnot

brandedwithD.O.T.4E240onthetopcollarshould

neverbeusedonpropanepoweredequipment.Never

useacylinderfromagasbarbecue,forexample,on

thismachine.Thecapacityofthe4E240cylinder

is20 lbs.,80%ofthetotalliquidcapacity.Never

allow a fuel cylinder to be overlled.Have the

cylinder lled at a reputable propane dealer and

checkitforoverllbeforeacceptingit.

OPD:The supplied cylinder is also tted with

an overll protection device (OPD) that prevents

overllingofapropanecylinder.

Cylinder Filling:Before having a cylinder

relledexaminethecylinderfordamage,including

dents, bulges or cracks on the container surface,

rusting,particularlyonthebottomofthecylinder,

missing cylinder foot ring, collar or valve cover,

manufacture or recertication date, and OPD

valve.Thesearethingsthatcanrenderthecylinder

unusableanddangerous.Cylindersareonlyusable

for12yearsfromthedateofmanufactureandmust

berecertiedevery5years.

Checking a Cylinder for Overll:Always

wear frost proof gloves and a face shield before

attemptingtocheckfuelcylinderforoverll.

1. Take to a safe area outside, away from open

amesandcigarettes.

2. Open the xed liquid level gauge (bleeder

valve).

3. Observethegasexiting fromthevalve:white

cloud = OVERFILLED; no cloud visible =

SAFE!

4. Ifoverlled,allowtoventuntilvaporisclear.

Do not attempt to repair a damaged propane

cylinder yourself.Return the cylinder to your

propanevendorforauthorizedservice.

Cylinder Storage & Transportation:Propane

fuel cylinders, whether full or empty, should

be stored OUTSIDE the building in a secure,

approved cylinder storage cabinet in accordance

with NFPA58.Do not store cylinders near other

ammableorcombustiblematerials.Thepropane

fuelcylindersthatEaglemachinesusearevertical

cylindersandshouldalwaysremaininthevertical

position, even when being transported or stored.

This position assures the pressure relief valve

and other ttings are in direct contact with the

vaporin thecylinder andnotthe liquid.Keep the

safety relief valve pointed away from anything

that escaping propane couldcome in contact with

possiblycausingareoraccident.Removecylinder

from machine when not in use.Local authorities

mayhaveadditionalrequirementsforfuelcylinder

storage.Alwaysconsultwiththelocalremarshal

forlocalcodes.

NFPA58 Chapter 5 addresses the storage

of portable containers.This standard says,

“Containersinstorageshallbelocatedtominimize

exposure to excessive temperature rise, physical

damage,ortampering.”NFPA585-3detailswhat

isallowed tobestored inbuildings frequentedby

thepublic.NOTE:Onlycylinderswithamaximum

LP-Gas capacity of no more than 16.8 ounces

shall be permitted to be stored or displayed in

buildingsfrequentlybythepublic.Eaglemachines

use a 20 POUND capacity cylinder and are not

allowed to be stored in buildings frequented by

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the public.In addition, the standard (NFPA 58

5-4.2.1 (b) says “Containers shall be protected

by alockable,ventilated metallockeror rackthat

preventstamperingwithvalvesandpilferingofthe

cylinder.”Thestandardalsoincludesthedistance

fromanydoorwayoropeninginthebuilding“shall

beatleast5feet.”

When transporting fuel cylinders it is

recommended thatthe service valve is closedand

thecylinders arermly securedinthe vehicle.If

installedonamachinethemachineitselfshouldbe

rmlysecured.Neverallowafuelcylindertoroll

aroundinthebackofapickup,trailerorvehicle.

Formoreinformationonpropanesafety,approved

fuelcylindersandcomponents,transporting,storage

andllingcylinders visitthefollowingweb sites:

www.propane101.com

www.propanesafety.com

www.nfpa.org

www.epa.org

Additional Caution!

In some areas your propane supplier or vendor may offer an “exchange service”

where they set up a security storage cage/rack and exchange lled cylinders for

empty ones or ll them on sight from a delivery truck. If you subscribe to that type of

service be very careful to:

• MakesurethevendorinstallsaVERTICALcylinderrackfor

verticalcylinders.

• Checkeachcylinderforoverll.

• CheckeachexchangedcylindertobeassureditisaVAPOR

DRAWcylinder.

• Checkthemanufacturingdateonthecollartobeassuredithas

notpasseditsrecerticationdate(twelveyears).

Emergency Situations with Propane

PressureReliefValveVents:Coolthecylinderas

quickly aspossibleusingwaterorareextinguisher

on thebodyofthecylinder.Ifthepropanevapor

fromthepressurereliefvalveshouldignitedonot

attempt toextinguishtheame!Itisconsumingthe

propanegasasitisrelieved.Instead,pointthere

extinguisherorwaterhoseonthecylindertocoolit

downandlowerthepressurein thecylinder.The

reliefvalvewillcloseandtherewillgoout.

OperatorHeadache,DizzinessorNauseousness:

Immediately shut down machine and get to fresh

air.These symptoms can be caused by CO and

can lead to serious health risks.To prevent such

situations never operate propane machines in a

closed environment.Maintain ventilation at all

times.Follow machine and engine maintenance

proceduresstrictly.Haveengineemissionschecked

quarterly.

PropaneSmell:Ifyousmelltheodorofpropane,

stop the engine, remove the cylinder and take it

outside for inspection.Check all connections for

leaks.Informyoursupervisor.

Odors Other Than Propane:Potentially toxic

emissions are produced by internal combustion

engines.Properly maintained engines produce

a small amount of these gases including carbon

monoxide.Although carbon monoxide has no

odor,thehydrocarbonsdoandanelevationofodor

may indicate increased CO as well.Inform your

supervisor.

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• Operator must have completed certication

trainingbeforeusingmachine.

• Propermaintenanceistheresponsibilityofthe

operatorbeforeuseofmachine.Thisincludes:

checking the oil level, checking and cleaning

airanddustlters,keepingmachinecleanand

lubricated,inspectfordamaged,wornorloose

parts,cleancarburetorairlters(andasneeded

during operation), clean entire machine after

eachuse.

• Sweepoorandcheckforitemsprotrudingout

oftheoorsurfacebeforeoperatingmachine.

• Do not start engine with the transport wheel

attached,ifapplicable.

• Donotallowthemachinetorununattendedor

betiltedbackwhileitisrunning.

• ExhaustpartsareextremelyHOT.Becareful

not to allow them to come into contact with

anythingoranyone.

• Do not attempt to change pads or abrasives

whiletheengineisrunning.

• Exercise extreme caution when installing

or changing pads or abrasive material.The

machineisveryheavy!

• Maintainproperroomventilation.

• Donotstandonthemachine.

• Stoptheenginebyclosingtheservicevalveon

thefuelcylinder.

• Removethekeyfromtheswitch,ifapplicable,

topreventunauthorizeduse.

• Removethefuelcylinderfromthemachineand

storeitoutsideinasecureapprovedcabinet.

• Servicingoradjustingthepropanefuelsystem

should only be done by a trained service

technician.Never attempt to adjust the fuel

systemof a propane engine!If equipped with

an emission monitoring or controlling system

neverattempttodisconnectitorcircumventit!

• Neverattempttobypassordisconnectthekill

switchoranyothersafetydevices.

• Liqueed propane will expand 270 times to

ammable vapor - avoid needless release

of liqueed propane and using overlled

cylinders.

• Propaneisheavierthanair–ifitleaksitwill

spreadinlowplaceslikeunderdoorswhereit

maybeignitedandcausedamage.

• Only use 4E240 cylinders that are approved

bytheDOT-neverusecylindersdesignedfor

otherserviceslikebarbecues.

• The low boiling point of propane can cause

serious frostbite – always wear frost proof

gloves and a face shield before attempting to

checkforfuelcylinderoverll.

• Incaseofare,keepthefuelcylindercoldwith

anextinguisherorwaterhose.

• Store fuel cylinders vertically in an outside

lockable,ventilatedstoragelocker.

• Beawareofthesymptomsofcarbonmonoxide

poisoning and take appropriate actions if

necessary.

• Always maintain engine and mach

ine as

specied for superior performance, long life

andsafety.

Reminders

Operational Safety

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This propane fueled machine is intended for

commercial use only.Do not use the machine

other than described din this Operator’s Manual.

All operators must read, understand and practice

thesafetyprecautionsinthismanual.Onlytrained

and authorized operators should operate propane

poweredoormachines.Checkfuelcylindersfor

overllbeforetakingthemintothebuildingoryour

vehicle.

Before Operating the Machine

• Checkoillevel.

• Checkcarburetorairlter.

• Checkpadandpadholder.

• Adjusthandleheight.

• Installfuelcylinderinawellventilatedarea.

While Operating the Machine

• Eagle Solutions recommends wearing hearing

protection while operating any internal

combustionengineinanenclosedarea.

• If you smell the odor of propane, stop the

engine,removethecylinderandtakeitoutside

forinspection.

• Be aware of odors other than propane. Toxic

emissionsareproducedbyinternalcombustion

engines.Properlymaintainedenginesproduce

asmallamountofthesegasesincludingcarbon

monoxide.Althoughcarbonmonoxidehasno

odor,thehydrocarbonsdoandanelevationof

odormayindicateincreasedCOaswell.

• Donotallowthemachinetorununattended.

• ExhaustpartsareextremelyHOT.Becareful

not to allow them to come into contact with

anythingoranyone.

• Donotattempttochangebrushesor

padswhile

theengineisrunning.

Machine Storage

• Stoptheenginebyclosingtheservicevalveon

thefuelcylinder.

• Removethekeyfromtheswitch,ifapplicable.

• Removethefuelcylinderfromthemachineand

storeitoutsideinasecure,approvedcabinet.

• Cleanandinspectairanddustlters.

Servicing the Machine

Planned maintenance is the responsibility of the

operator.Itincludes:

• Checkingoillevel.

• Checkingandcleaningairanddustlters.

• Keepingmachinecleanandlubricated.

• Reporting any damaged or worn parts to

supervisor

• SeeMaintenancesectionforservicingintervals

andinstructions.

• Servicingoradjustingthepropanefuelsystem

should only be done by a trained service

technician.

• Never attempt to adjust the fuel system of a

propaneengine!If equippedwithanemission

monitoringorcontrollingsystemneverattempt

todisconnectitorcircumventit!

Additional Safety Concerns

and Precautions

• Operatormusthavecompletedtrainingbefore

usingmachine.*

• Sweepoorandcheckforitemsprotrudingout

oftheoorsurfacebeforestarting.

• Nevertiltthemachinebackwhileitisrunning.

• Do not start engine with the transport wheel

attached.

• Exercise extreme caution when installing or

changingbrushesorpads.Themachineisvery

heavy!

• Checkforlooseboltsandnutsdaily.

• Clean carburetor air lters after four hours

running and clean or replace daily before

operation.

• Cleanentire machine aftereach useincluding

underthegeardriveassembly.

• Because of the length of timethese machines

may operatecontinuously it is very important

tobeassuredofproperventilation.

• Neverattempttobypassordisconnectthekill

switchoranyothersafetydevices.

*To arrange for operation and safety training

contactEagleSolutionsbyphoneat770.773.3875,

email customerservice@eagleoorsolutions.com

or mail request to P.O. Box 350,Adairsville, GA

30103.

Machine Operation

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Checking Oil Levels and Filters

Checkoil levels prior tostarting engine.Refer

toengineowner’smanualfortheproperprocedure.

DONOTOVERFILLOILLEVEL; to doso may

cause damage to the engine and may elevate

harmfulemissions.Use10W30oil.Alwayscheck

oil daily before using the machine (see “Daily

Maintenance”).

Be sure the carburetor air lter is free of dust,

oil,etc.Dirtyltersarethemostfrequentcauseof

elevatedtoxicemissions.

Check recoil dust lter.Clean or replace if

necessary.See the instructions in the engine

owner’smanual.

Adjusting Handle

Your machine is equipped with an adjustable

handleforcomfortanduse.Mostnditnecessary

to adjust the handle to “belt height” for optimum

control.A9/16wrenchisusedtoloosenandtighten

thepivotpoints.

The handle folds over the engine to facilitate a

compact transport space.However, leaving the

handle loose when operating, allows the operator

tofoldthehandlewhileusingtheTrackerintight

spaces.

Installing the Fuel Cylinder

1. Takemachinetowellventilatedarea.

2. Checkcylinderforoverll.

3. Placecylinderonthemachineintankholding

areaandsecurethestrap.

4. Connectfuelcylindertothemachineusingthe

“Rego”connection.Tightenhandtight.Donot

useawrenchorpliersorcrossthreadtheRego

connection.

5. Opentheservicevalveslowly.Bealertforthe

odorofpropanethatmayindicatealeak.

6. Toremovethecylinder,reversetheprocedure.

Strip Brush Or Pad Driver

Installation & Inspection

1. Place transport wheel on Tracker & install

safetychain.

2. Lying on oor, grip strip brush or pad driver

withbothhands.Firmlytwistinalefttoright

rapidmotion.

3. Removeandinspect.

4. Reinstallinsimilarmotion.

5. Removetransportwheel.

Transport Wheel Installation,

Removal

1. Position one operator at Tracker handle,

pressingdowntoliftfrontendofmachine.

2. Second operator removes or installs transport

wheel.

3. When installing transport wheel, position

so that the chain on the transport wheel that

holdsthesecurepinisinthefront,awayfrom

the Tracker.This assures that the wheel is

positionedproperly,allowingeaseofmovement

whenpushingtheTrackertostorage.

Starting Machine

1. Check fuel cylinder for overll and install

cylinderonmachine.

2. Installbothstripbrushesorpaddedpaddrivers

ontomachine.

3. Remove transport wheel.Store in a secure

location.

4. Place machine on level surface andcheck for

correctoillevel.

5. Lowersplashguardskirttooorlevel.

6. Slowly open the service valve on the fuel

cylinder.NOTE: Opening the service valve too

quickly may cause the excess ow valve to stop

the ow of propane. If this occurs, close the

valve, wait a few seconds and re-open the valve

SLOWLY!

7. Chokeengineand

engagestarterwiththrottlein

‘slow’position.

5. When engine starts, ease the throttle back to

running position.NOTE: Do not run engine

with the throttle in the choke position! Excessive

harmful emissions will be produced putting you

in harm’s way!

7. Increasethrottle.Centrifugalclutchwillengage

and brushes will begin turning.Continue

increasingthrottleto100%positionasmachine

movesforward.

Operating Machine

WARNING! Be careful not to allow the machine to

come in contact with loose tiles or other obstructions

on the oor. If objects are hit by the revolving pad

they could become dangerous projectiles.

1. Clearareaofalldisplays.Removeanydustand

stickersfromoor.

2. Prepare stripping solutions according to

instructionsonthechemicallabel.

3. Apply solution to the oor using a mop or

solutionspreader.KEEPFLOORWETWITH

SOLUTION!

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4. Allow stripper solution to penetrate as

directed.

5. Begin stripping with the machine (one pass

is generally all that is needed).Move at a

deliberate,steadypace.

6. Keepmachinemoving.Runninginoneplace

formorethan afew secondsmaydamage the

oor.

7. Do not leave machine unattended while the

engineisrunning.ATTENTION: It is possible

to damage the engine by allowing it to idle

for long periods of time by affecting proper

lubrication. WARNING! Exhaust emissions

contain harmful toxic gases; the worst being

carbon monoxide. Always make certain that

adequate ventilation is available. Do not

operate the machine in conned areas.

8. When stripping against walls, it is best to

generallykeepthe walltotheoperator’sright

handside.Mosthandedgingmaybeeliminated

or at least minimized by moving slowly with

theTrackeralongwalls.

9. Removesludge withvacuumrecovery system

or auto scrubber.Damp mop oor- rinse

thoroughly.

10. Uponcompletion,followshutdownprocedures

as instructed in operation manual and allow

enginetocometoacompletestop.

11. Raisesplashguardskirtandtighten.

12. Install transport wheel, positioning chain of

transportwheeltowardsfrontofmachine.

13. Turnkeyswitchtooff,ifsoequipped,andplace

keyinsecurelocation.

14. Removestripbrushesorpaddrivers.

Stopping the Machine

1. Putmachineinidlemode.

2. Close the service valve on the fuel cylinder

while the engine is running.This serves to

“purge”thefuelsystemofallammablegas.

3. Ifequipped,turnthekeyswitchtoOFF.

Emergency Stopping

Incaseofemergency,themachinecanbebrought

toaninstantstopbythefollowingmethods:

» Release “KILL SWITCH” (if installed).

» Turn key switch to “off” position (if installed).

» Position throttle to “off position.

» Close control valve on fuel cylinder.

Cleaning the Machine

Afteruse,theunderneathoftheTrackermaybe

hoseddownforcleaningbystandingthemachinein

anuprightposition.

1. Removethepropanecylinder.

2. Twooperatorsshouldrmlygripthefrontofthe

Trackerandliftuntilthemachineisupright.

3. Thestrippingbrushesorpaddriversmaythen

be easily removed and the under belly of the

Trackermaybecleaned.

4. Care should be taken when lowering the

machine;twoorthreeoperatorsmaybeneeded

(it is heavy!).NOTE: An operator should be

stationed by the side of the Tracker when it is

in an upright position to prevent it accidentally

being knocked over. It should never be left

unattended in the upright position.

Storing the Machine

1. RemovethefuelcylinderandstoreinaNFPA

approved propane storage cage outside as

directedbyyourlocalgovernment.

2. After theengine has cooled completely, clean

machinethoroughly.

3. Performalldailymaintenancerequirements.

4. Storemachineinacool,dry,secureareawhere

itwillnotbedamagedbyothertrafc.

Transporting the Machine

Whentransportingthemachine fromonejobto

another,securethemachinewiththefuelcylinder

installed and the service valve OFF!Allow the

enginetocooldownbeforeloadingit.

Maintenance

WARNING: Before attempting any maintenance

procedures on the machine, close the service valve

on the fuel cylinder and stop the engine.

Repairsandadjustmentstothefuelsystemmust

be performed by an authorized, properly trained

service technician. To keep the machine in good

workingcondition,simplyfollowthedaily,weekly

andmonthlymaintenanceprocedures.

Keeping the machine clean and free from

accumulateddust,lint andoilallows freeairow

acrosstheengineandpropercooling.Alwaysuse

cleanrecoil dust lters.Thesecan becleaned by

washing them in owing water and shaking them

dry.Extra lters may be ordered from Eagle

Solutions at 800.633.0519.Keep a log book of

maintenanceand/orrepairs.

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Daily Maintenance - (every four

hours of operation)

• Check oil level (use 10W30 or SAE30 oil

only).

• Checkandcleanrecoildustlter.

• Checkandcleancarburetorairlter.

• Check belt tension by pinching belt together.

Beltshoulddeectonly½”(13mm).

• Make sure all components (pad holder, fuel

cylinder,etc.)aresecureandtight.

• Check pad holder and pad daily (clean or

replace).

• Cleanmachine.Ifcompressedairisavailable,

blow dust from machine and engine,

concentratingontheinsideofengineshrouds.

Washundercarriage.CAUTION: Care should

be taken to make sure engine is cool before

water is used to prevent warping and other

damage.

Weekly Maintenance – (every

20 to 50 hours of operation)

• AllDailyMaintenanceservices.

• Changeoilandoilltersat50hoursofservice.

Use10W30orSAE30motoroil.Useofnon-

recommendedoilmayvoidtheenginewarranty

(seeengineowner’smanual).

• Check for loose nuts and/or bolts on entire

machine.

• Examineallpropanefuelcomponentsforleaks

orwear.Replaceifnecessary.

• Grease wheels.Use one pump only of white

lithiumgrease.Moregreasethanrecommended

maypushthesealsanddustcoversout,allowing

dustandotherforeignmaterialstopenetratethe

bearings, thus shortening theirlife, as well as

allowinggreasetodropfromthewheelstothe

oor.

Monthly Maintenance – (every

80 hours of operation)

• Perform all Daily and Weekly Maintenance

services.

• Consult engine owner’s manual for the

following:

» Torque head bolts.

» Check valve clearance.

» Torque valve cover bolts.

» Inspect spark plugs. Replace if necessary.

» Remove engine shroud and clean cooling

ns.

Quarterly Maintenance – (every

250 hours of operation)

• Performallmonthlymaintenanceitems.

• HaveenginecheckedbyanAuthorizedService

Center-includingemissionscheck.

Propane Fuel System

Repairs and adjustments to the fuel system can

onlybemadebyanauthorized,properlytrainedand

certiedservicetechnician.Improperadjustments

will cause increased toxic emissions of carbon

monoxide andmayresultincarbonmonoxide

Changing the Oil

1. Theenginemanufacturerrecommends10W30

or SAE30 motor oil.ATTENTION: Do not

over ll oil and never run engine with low oil

level.

2. Runengineforveminutestowarmtheoil.

3. Makesuremachineisonalevelsurface,with

padrestingontheoor.Placeacontainerunder

thedrainandopentheoildrainvalve.Allowoil

todraincompletely.

4. Close drain valve and add 1 quart of 10W30

or SAE30 motor oil.Check level and add if

necessary.

5. Replace oil-ll cap assembly.Hand tighten

only.

Checking the Oil Level

Whencheckingoil,removedipstick,wipeclean,

and then reinsert the dip stick into the engine.

Do not screw in for Kawasaki or Robin engines.

Removedipstickandobserveoillevelasindicated

on thedip stick.

Adjusting Belt Tension

Toolsrequired:

» 9/16” (19 mm) open end wrench

» 15/16” (24 mm) deep-well socket

1. Loosenmounting boltontop sideof machine

deckwhileholdingadjustingnutonunderside

of deck.NOTE: The mounting bolt must be

loosened before adjustment can be made.

2. Rotate adjusting nut counter clockwise with

sockettoapplytensiontobelt.

3. While holding the tension on the adjusting

nut,tightenthemountingboltonthetopofthe

deck.

4. Check belt tension by pinching belt together.

Beltshoulddepressonly½”(12mm).

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Problem Cause Solution

Will not start No fuel

Dirt in fuel line

Blown head gasket

Engine overload

Dirty air cleaner

Faulty spark plug

Fuel system out of adjustment

Defective ignition

See engine owners manual for

servicing

NOTE: Only properly trained

Service Technicians should

adjust or repair fuel systems!

Hard to start No fuel

Dirt in fuel line

Engine overloaded

Dirty air cleaner

Faulty spark plug

Spark plug or head bolts loose

Blown head gasket

Timing, coil or valves need adjusting

Regulator needs adjustment

Insufcient vacuum

See engine owners manual for

servicing

NOTE: Only properly trained

Service Technicians should

adjust or repair fuel systems!

Lacks power Improper valve clearance

Dirt in fuel line

Faulty spark plug

Incorrect oil level

Worn rings

See engine owners manual for

servicing

NOTE: Only properly trained

Service Technicians should

adjust or repair fuel systems!

Odor of burned

rubber

Belt out of adjustment See “Adjusting Belt Tension”

Engine overheats Incorrect oil level

Engine overloaded

Build up of dirt inside engine shroud

See engine owners manual for

servicing

High fuel

consumption

Faulty spark plug

Dirty air cleaners

Improper fuel system adjustment

Clean, adjust/replace spark plug

See engine owners manual for

servicing

NOTE: Only properly trained

Service Technicians should

adjust or repair fuel systems!

Engine stops

suddenly

Out of fuel

Faulty spark plug

Pad not centered on pad driver

Incorrect pad size

Low oil

Change fuel cylinders

Clean, adjust/replace spark plug

Center pad on pad holder

Replace with proper pad

Add oil (see Changing Oil notes)

Excessive vibration Loose bolts on engine or deck

Pad not centered or damaged pad

Incorrect oil level

Engine overloaded

Dirty lters

Faulty spark plug

Inspect and tighten all bolts

Center or replace pad(s), tighten

Check and adjust oil level

See engine owners manual for

servicing

Clean or replace lters

Check adjust/replace spark plug

Troubleshooting

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Subjecttotheconditionsandexpectationsstated

inthiswarranty,wewarrantourproductstobefree

from defects in material and workmanship, under

normal use and service, for the periods listed,

warrantedto the originalpurchaser.Atany time

withintheperiodslisted,thecompanywillfurnish

Eagleproductreplacementparts.Suchreplacement

parts will be furnished to the original owner

and charged, including transportation charges,

through an authorized Eagle distributor or service

organization, FOB the factory (Georgia).ONLY

whentheoriginalpartisreturnedwithin30daysand

isfoundtobedefective,willtheownerbecredited

forthecostofthereplacementpartand/orlabor(as

speciedin theWarrantyFlat RateSchedule) and

normal transportation charges.Parts replaced or

repaired under the warranty are fully guaranteed

for the remainder of the original warranty period.

Any implied warranty granted under State Law,

including warranties or merchantability or tness

for a particular purpose are limited to duration

to the express warranty granted hereunder.The

manufacturer or manufacturer’s authorized

representativeinnoeventshallbeliablefordirect,

indirect, incidental or consequential damage.

Abuseandfailuretoproperlymaintainenginewill

voidwarranty.Properenginemaintenanceincludes

lter and oil changes as described in the engine

manufacturer’s operator manual.See information

on the PlannedMaintenance Kit at theend of the

manual.Somestatesdonotallowlimitationsonhow

longanimpliedwarrantylastsand/ordonotallow

the exclusion or limitation of incidental damages,

so the above limitations and exclusions may not

apply to you.“THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU

OFANY OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED

OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED

WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY,

FITNESS FORA PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR

OTHERWISE.UNDERNO CIRCUMSTANCES

WILLTHESELLERBELIABLEFORANYLOSS,

DAMAGE, EXPENSE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGE ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH

USE, OR INABILITY TO USE, SELLER’S

PRODUCTS.”

We reserve the right to make changes and

improvementsto ourequipmentwithoutnotice.

Pleasemakesuretorecordthisinformation.This

informationwill benecessaryto retrievewarranty

informationinthefuture.

Datepurchased:_______________________

ModelNumber:_______________________

SerialNumber:_______________________

90 days 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years

Belts, Brushes, Choke Cables, Clutches, Electrical Components X

Filters, Hand Grips, Hoses, Pad Drivers, Starters, Switches X

Throttle Cables, Wheels X

Emissions Shutdowns, Gearboxes, Hydraulic Motors X

Lockoffs, Mufers, Fuel Valves X

Engines: (Warranty covers Manufacturer’s defects only) X

Robin EH65 22hp X

Kawasaki KH541 17 hp X

Kawasaki FH381 13 hp X

Honda GXV390 13 hp X

Frames, Handles, Pulleys, Regulators X

Tanks (LP) X

Tank Valve X

Warranty Information

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Service Pre-Approved by Eagle

1. CallEagleCustomerServicetoleaclaim.For

warrantyrequestsonequipmentyouwillneed

toprovidetheEngineSerialNumber,Machine

Serial Number, Model Number, and Proof of

Purchase(i.e.invoice).

2. You willbedirectedtotheappropriateservice

organization based on where your business is

located.

3. The service organization will arrange an on

site visitor specify the locationto bring your

equipmentforrepair.

4. You mayberequiredtopaytravelchargesand

servicefeesinadvanceofanonsitevisit.The

amount of these charges may vary depending

upon the service organization and your

geographiclocation.

5. The service technician will perform the

necessary diagnostic and repair work and

contact Eagle Solutions to determine if the

defective component(s), travel charges, and

service fees will be covered under the Eagle

SolutionsWarrantyPolicy.

6. The service technician will contact Eagle

Solutionstoacquirethenecessaryreplacement

partsandanRGAnumberforthereturnofthe

defective components.A copy of this RGA

form will be faxed to you. (The RGA form

will specify the carrier to use for parts to be

returned).

7. EagleSolutionswillshipthereplacementparts

toyouortheservicerep.andinvoiceyouatfull

valuealongwithrelatedfreightcharges.

8. Uponreceiptofthereturnedgoodsyouwillbe

creditedforthereplacementpartsinvoiceifthe

itemsarestillunderwarranty.Pleaseincludea

copyoftheRGAformwiththereturneditems.

9. Advance payment of travel and service fees

determined to be covered under the Eagle

SolutionsWarrantypolicywillbereimbursedby

theserviceorganizationinvolved.Ifwarranty

doesnotapply,chargeswillnotbereimbursed.

Service NOT Pre-Approved by

Eagle

1. CallEagleCustomerServicetoleaclaim.For

warrantyrequestsonequipmentyouwillneed

toprovidetheEngineSerialNumber,Machine

Serial Number, Model Number, and Proof of

Purchase(i.e.invoice).

2. You  will also need to provide documentation

forallrepairrelatedcharges.

3. Yourclaimwillbereviewedtodetermineifit

iscoveredbyourwarrantypolicy.Ifapproved,

aReturn GoodsAuthorization (RGA) number

willbeissuedfordefectivepartsandanRGA

form will be faxed to you. (The RGA form

will specify the carrier to use for parts to be

returned).

4. We recommend that you place an order for

the replacement parts that are needed.These

willbeinvoicedtoyouatfullvaluealong

with

relatedfreightcharges.

5. Ifyourwarrantyclaimhasbeenapprovedand

an RGA number has been provided to you,

youwill becredited forthereplacement parts

invoice upon receipt of the defective parts.

If the defective parts are not covered under

warrantynocreditwillbeissued.

6. Approvedtravel and servicecharges willalso

becreditedtoyouuponreceiptofthedefective

parts.

Warranty Conditions

1. Approved warranty return items must be

receivedbyEagleSolutionswithin30daysof

theRGAdateinordertoreceivecredit.

2. A copy of the RGA form should be included

withtheitemsreturned.

3. Replacement parts orders will be shipped via

UPSorFedexGround.You willberesponsible

foranyupgradedorexpediteddeliverycharges.

These additional charges will not be covered

underwarranty.

4. Warrantytravelislimitedto60milesandapplies

onlytoclaimsmadewithin30daysofthedate

ofpurchase.Ourmileagereimbursementrateis

$0.35permile.(Rateissubjecttochange).

5. LaborhoursaresubjecttotheEagleSolutions

Warranty Flat Rate Chart.(Rates are subject

tochange).

6. Warrantytravelandservicefeesmaybedenied

ifnotpre-approvedandperformedbyanEagle

SolutionsAuthorizedServiceOrganization.

Warranty Contacts

CustomerService800.633.0519oremail:

customerservice@eagleoorsolutions.com.

Instructions and Conditions for Warranty Reimbursement

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Hours

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TUNE UP & ADJUSTMENT PISTON & CRANKSHAFT

COMPRESSION MEASUREMENT (ALL) 0.4 PISTON OR RING SET (1 CYCL) 2.1

VALVE CLEARANCE ADJUSTMENT (ALL) 0.6 PISTON OR RING SETS (ALL) 2.9

VALVE CLEARANCE ADJUSTMENT (1 CYL) 0.3 CRANKSHAFT 3.3

GOVERNOR ADJ

(Includes low idle & high speed adj) (ALL) 0.3 CONNECTING ROD (1CYL) 2.1

LOW IDLE & HIGH SPEED ADJUSTMENT (ALL) 0.2 CONNECTING RODS (ALL) 2.9

CARB CLEANING (ALL) 0.7 CRANK/OR CAMSHAFT OIL SEAL (PTO SIDE) 0.9

CYLINDER HEADS, VALVES & CAMSHAFT

CRANK/CAMSHAFT OIL SEAL (FLYWHEEL SIDE) 0.8

CYLINDER HEAD COVER OR GASKET (1 CYL) 0.2

RECOIL STARTER & GOVERNOR

CYLINDER HEAD COVERS OR GASKETS (ALL) 0.3 RECOIL STARTER ASSY 0.1

CYLINDER HEAD (1 CYL) 1.7 REEL, SPRING OR ROPE 0.3

CYLINDER HEADS (ALL) 2.2 GOVERNOR ASSY OR SLEEVE 1

CYLINDER HEAD GASKET (1 CYL) 1.3 GOVERNOR SHAFT OR OIL SEAL 0.9

CYLINDER HEAD GASKETS (ALL) 1.8 GOVERNOR ARM 0.3

VALVE AND/OR SPRING (1 VALVE OR SPRING) 1.5 CONTROL PANEL ASSY 0.3

VALVE AND/OR SPRINGS

(2 VALVES OR SPRINGS) (1 CYL) 1.6

CARB, FUEL PUMP AND FUEL TANK

VALVES AND/OR SPRINGS (ALL) 2.2 CARBURETOR 0.5

VALVE LAPPING OR VALVE GUIDE

(1 VALVE, 1 CYL) 1.6 CARB HOLDER OR INTAKE MANIFOLD 0.6

VALVE LAPPING (2 VALVES, 1 CYL) 1.8

CHOKE VALVE(S)/THROTTLE VALVE(S)

(INCLUDES

CARB R&R)

0.6

VALVE LAPPING OR VALVE GUIDES (ALL) 2.6 MAIN JET(S) FLOAT OR VALVE

(INCLUDES CARB R&R) 0.6

CAMSHAFT 1.3 FLOAT CHAMBER GASKET 0.3

ROCKER ARM OR PUSH ROD (1 ARM OR ROD) 0.4 SOLENOID VALVE OR FUEL CUT VALVE 0.3

ROCKER ARMS OR PUSH RODS (ALL) 0.6 FUEL TUBE (TO CARB) 0.2

CYLINDER/CRANKCASE & OIL PUMP

DIAPHRAGM FUEL PUMP 0.2

CYLINDER BORING & HONING (1 CYL) 4.8 FUEL FILTER 0.1

CYLINDER BORING & HONING (ALL) 5.3

IGNITION, COOLING & STARTER MOTOR

CRANKCASE OR MAIN BALL BEARINGS 4.1 ENGINE FLYWHEEL 0.7

BREATHER, BREATHER COVER OR REED VALVES

1 CHARGING COIL OR STARTER 0.9

CRANKCASE COVER 1.2 IGNITION COIL (1) 0.5

CRANKCASE COVER GASKET 0.8 IGNITION COILS (ALL) 0.7

OIL FILTER (CARTRIDGE) OR OIL DRAIN PLUG 0.1 SPARK PLUG (1) 0.1

OIL PUMP 1.1 SPARK PLUGS (ALL) 0.2

OIL PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR

(REGULATOR/RECTIFIER) 0.2

OIL FILTER SCREEN (INTERNAL) 0.9 COOLING FAN 0.3

OIL DRAIN PLUG OR GASKET, OR OIL FILTER/

OIL LEVEL DIPSTICK TUBE

0.1 COOLING FAN HOUSING 0.2

OIL PRESSURE SWITCH 0.2 UPPER ENGINE SHROUD 0.2

AIR CLEANER/MUFFLER

LOWER ENGINE SHROUD 0.2

AIR CLEANER CASE 0.2 STARTER MOTOR ASSY 0.3

AIR CLEANER ELEMENT OR COVER 0.1 STARTER BRUSH(ES)

(INCLUDES STARTER (R&R)) 0.5

MUFFLER OR HEAT COVERS 0.2

MISC

EXHAUST PIPE(S) OR GASKET(S) 0.3 DIAGNOSIS 0.5

Engine Warranty Flat Rate Chart

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Labor

Hours

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Hours

Allowed

MISC FUEL SYSTEMS

DIAGNOSIS 0.5 CHOKE CABLE/THROTTLE CABLE 0.25

CLAMPS 0.1 FUEL HOSE 0.25

FRAME

REGULATOR/LOCKOFF 0.5

DC BRUSH SKIRT 0.25

ENGINE

DECK 1.5 REPLACEMENT 1.5

FLEXIWALL SHIELD 0.25 *See Engine Warranty Flat Rate Chart

FLEXIWALL SHIELD MOUNT 0.5

EXHAUST SYSTEM

HANDLE 0.5 MANIFOLD 0.5

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

MUFFLER / MOUNTING BRACKET 0.25

BATTERIES/BATTERY BOXES 0.25

DRIVE SYSTEM

KEY SWITCH 0.25 BELTS 0.25

WIRING HARNESS 0.5 CLUTCHES 0.5

PAD DRIVERS/STRIP BRUSHES 0.25

PULLEYS 0.25

TENSIONERS 0.25

Warranty Flat Rate Chart

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Adairsville, GA 30103

800.633.0519 or 770.773.3875

Fax 770.773.9903

www.EagleFloorSolutions.com

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Eagle 680022 User manual

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