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APPLICATIONS FOR FLOOR MACHINE 175RPM
The 175 RPM floor machine will operate in a
wide variety of applications and can be used for
spray buffing, dry buffing, scrubbing and stripping
applications. These heavy duty floor machines are
specially recommended for long term aggressive
scrubbing and stripping maintenance. The heavy duty
floor machines are specially recommended for the
following application"
Scraping with an attachment tool to remove heavy
industrial deposits and residue or to prepare a
foundation for installation or carpet
Wire brushing or concrete floors
Sanding with very aggressive sandpaper or sand scree
discs
Carpet restoration where shampooing & pile lifting
require very stiff brush bristles. The 175 RPM floor
machine is the most versatile speed in the floor care
industry.
APPLICATIONS OF 175 RPM STANDARD SPEED
FLOOR MACHINE ON HARD FLOORS
Spray buffing the red spray buff pad and spray buff
chemical.
Dry buffing a buffable finish with a tan, beige, or white
pad or brush.
Scrubbing with free or blue pad or scrubbing brush.
Stripping with a black pad and a stripping chemical.
APPLICATIONS OF 175 RPM STANDARD SPEED
FLOOR MACHINE ON CARPET
Bonnet cleaning with a yarn bonnet and carpet
maintainer chemical.
Shampooing using a shower feed shampoo brush and
solution tank mounted to the handle tube containing
carpet shampoo.
WARNING
To prevent injury, always remove the electrical plug
from the electrical outlet before changing the polishing
pad and before leaving the machine.
PREPARE THE MACHINE FOR OPERATION
To attach the drive block or brush or other attachment,
be sure the handle is "locked in the upright position
(see figure #1). Lay the floor machine on its back with
the handle lying on the floor, this exposes the driving
plate on the underside of the floor machine. Holding
the drive block, brush or attachment in both hands and
straddling the motor with your back to the handle box.
Bend over and fit the three slots to the clutch plate
(built into the back of the brush) over the three lugs of
the driving plate. Turn the drive bloc, brush, or other
attachment counter-clockwise as far as it will go until
it is seated in the ready-to-use position (see figure #2).
CAUTION: This is the only proper way to install a
drive block, brush, or other attachment. NEVER put
a drive block, brush or attachment on the machine by
placing it on the floor and moving the running machine
over it, or by placing the machine over the block or
attachment and then starting the motor. Return the floor
machine to the upright position and adjust the handle to
an operating position. Recommended handle position
is close the waist with arms extended down. Lock the
cam release lever into position. NOTE: The hardened
steel cam release lever does not require extreme
tightening to effectively hold the handle in position.
Over-tightening the can release lever will shorten the
functional life of the lever. To remove drive block,
brush or attachment: Lay the floor machine on its back
again and disengage clutch plate slot from driving plate
lugs by turning it clockwise.
Figure #1
Figure #2
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