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Husqvarna - AR19 - JW Hire & Sales Ltd

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MAINTENANCE<br />

Replacing the rear wheels<br />

Applies to model <strong>AR19</strong>.<br />

1. Make sure the machine is parked on level<br />

ground and that the engine is off.<br />

2. Lower the rear wheel control so that the lawn<br />

aerator is resting on the tines.<br />

3. Turn the depth adjustment knob for rear wheel<br />

depth/stability clockwise so that the rear wheels<br />

are set at minimum depth (= increased<br />

stability).<br />

4. Remove the axle nut and washer. Pull out the<br />

axle bolt and remove the wheel from the wheel<br />

carriage.<br />

5. Install the new wheel with the grease nipple<br />

turned outwards and the seals carefully in place<br />

on the wheel bushing. Insert the axle bolt<br />

through the wheel and the wheel carriage. Fit<br />

the washer and nut and tighten firmly.<br />

6. Grease the wheel bearings.<br />

8011-176<br />

Applies to model AR25.<br />

1. Make sure the machine is parked on level<br />

ground and that the engine is off.<br />

2. Lower the rear wheel control so that the lawn<br />

aerator is resting on the tines.<br />

3. Turn the depth adjustment knob for rear wheel<br />

depth/stability clockwise so that the rear wheels<br />

are set at minimum depth and increased<br />

stability.<br />

4. Remove the hairpin cotter pin (1).<br />

5. Remove the wheel and axle assembly from the<br />

machine (2).<br />

6. Refit the hairpin cotter in the axle to prevent<br />

loss.<br />

8011-096<br />

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