Eagle 680570 User manual

Category
Floor Machine
Type
User manual

This manual is also suitable for

Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #1
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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #2
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #3
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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #2
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #3
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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #4
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #5
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“Operators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.
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #4
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #5
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.Agiven
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 offthe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
o
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
o
Fandcan
ignitewithoutneedingasparkorame.Incontrast,
gasoline will ignite when the source of ignition
reaches only430-500
o
F.The propaneame will
notburnhotterthan3595
o
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NOTa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?
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #6
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #7
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
OSHAhas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.Tomanage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offthe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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #6
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #7
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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #8
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #9
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.
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #8
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #9
• 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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #10
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #11
This propane fueled machine is intended for
commercial use only.Do not use the machine
other than described din this Operators 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
Safety Precautions During Machine Use
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #10
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #11
Checking Oil Levels and Filters
Checkoil levels prior tostarting engine.Refer
toengineownersmanualfortheproperprocedure.
DONOTOVERFILLOILLEVEL; 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
owners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!
Machine Set-Up & Operation
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #12
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #13
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operators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. Twooperators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.
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #12
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #13
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owners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 owners 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).
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #14
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #15
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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #14
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #15
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 manufacturers 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
manufacturers 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
WILLTHESELLERBELIABLEFORANYLOSS,
DAMAGE, EXPENSE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGE ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH
USE, OR INABILITYTO 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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #16
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #17
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RGAnumber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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #16
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #17
Job Description
Labor
Hours
Allowed
Job Description
Labor
Hours
Allowed
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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #18
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #19
Job Description
Labor
Hours
Allowed
Job Description
Labor
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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #18
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #19
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
Eagle Solutions, ©2008, Tracker Operator Manual Page #20
Keep your engine running smooth
Easy engine starting
Extends life of engine
Complete kit for maintenance
Planned Maintenance Kits from Eagle will help your engine run longer and cleaner.
Without proper maintenance you run the risk of increased emissions and loss of
warranty. Don’t let that happen to you. Give your machines some fresh breath by
replacing the recoil dust lter, the carburetor air lter element, carburetor foam pre-
lter and clean oil and lter today.
Kit includes:
2 quarts of oil
1 oil lter
1 recoil dust lter
1 carburetor air lter element
1 carburetor foam pre-lter
Engine PM Kit Part #
Honda 680426
Robin 680508
Kawasaki - 13hp 680713
Kawasaki - 17hp 680428
Features:
Planned
Maintenance Kit
Don’t
Forget
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
To Order Parts Call 1-888-702-5326 - https://monsterfloorequipmentparts.com
  • Page 1 1
  • Page 2 2
  • Page 3 3
  • Page 4 4
  • Page 5 5
  • Page 6 6
  • Page 7 7
  • Page 8 8
  • Page 9 9
  • Page 10 10
  • Page 11 11
  • Page 12 12
  • Page 13 13
  • Page 14 14
  • Page 15 15
  • Page 16 16
  • Page 17 17
  • Page 18 18
  • Page 19 19
  • Page 20 20

Eagle 680570 User manual

Category
Floor Machine
Type
User manual
This manual is also suitable for

Ask a question and I''ll find the answer in the document

Finding information in a document is now easier with AI