Toro 92801SL Rev I Groundsmaster 300 Series Groundsmaster 328 D Service Manual

Fan, Fan Pulley and Fan Shaft Service (Fig. 27)
Fan Assembly Removal
Fan Assembly Inspection
1. Park the machine on a level surface, turn engine off,
remove key from switch, and apply the parking brake.
1. Inspect fan for cracks; replace fan if damaged.
2. Inspect shaft and tube for signs of wear in bearing
areas; replace if bearings are loose and a press-fit is not
possible.
2. Remove five capscrews which secure fan belt guard
and remove guard.
3. Loosen locknut securing idler pulley. Slide pulley to
right to remove tension from fan V-belt and slip belt off
of flywheel and fan pulleys.
3. Rotate bearings; replace them if they do not rotate
smoothly, or if there is noticeable play in them.
4. Use a hoist connected to the two engine hangers to
support the rear of the engine.
IMPORTANT:  Position  lift  chain  underneath   fan
shaft tube to prevent damage to tube.
NOTE: An alternate method is to put a sturdy board
beneath oil pan and use a floor jack to support engine.
5. Remove two cap screws which pass through rubber
engine  mounts.  If  shims  are  used  between  rubber
mounts and metal engine mount (bar), be sure to note
their locations and reinstall them correctly.
6. Remove two cap screws which fasten fan mount to
the rear of engine block. These are located just above
edge of flywheel.
7. Remove four cap screws which secure fan mount to
front  of  cylinder   head,  cylinder   block  and  muffler
bracket.
8. Remove fan assembly from machine.
9. Remove cotter pins, slotted nuts, woodruff keys and
washers from ends of the fan shaft. Note number and
placement of washers.
10. Remove pulley from end of shaft (it may be neces­
sary to use a puller).
11. Remove cap screws and lock washers which retain
fan to fan hub. Remove fan hub and woodruff key from
shaft.
NOTE: If bearings or mating tube and shaft surfaces are
not worn or damaged do not disassemble.
12.
Press  shaft  and  fan-side  bearing  from  tube  by
pressing  on  belt  pulley  end  of  shaft.  Inner  races  of
bearings are pressed onto shaft and fit against shoul­
ders on shaft; both bearings are also pressed into tube
ends.
13.
Press  remaining  bearing  from  tube  by  applying
pressure to bearing outer race.
External Engine Component Repair
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Groundsmaster® 300 Series
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Michael on Nov 30, 2017. 34974

Need 328D. Manual pdf. Will rate after finding manual


barry on Feb 07, 2013. toro groundsmaster 322d

t has been a very reliable machine but getting parts is hard and not cheap to buy , generic parts has been cost effective and reliable , i am unable to get a wiring circut diagram for this unit as most problems are electrical problems


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