• AFM4214 All-Flex Mowers

AFM4214 All-Flex Mowers

AFM4214 All-Flex Mowers

Available Models

AFM4214

Description

The Land Pride AFM4214 All Flex Grooming Mower provides users with an excellent cut quality on groomed areas such as sports fields, theme parks, fairways, turf farms, and large estates. They can be ordered with slip-clutch or conventional wing driveline configurations.

The mower offers independent deck flotation and zero turning radius thanks to the sleek frame design. When transporting the AFM4214 from one mowing site to another – especially on a public streets or rights-of-way – the hydraulic wing cylinders will easily lift the wing decks for a 6’-8" transport width.The contour-following capability, highly productive cutting widths, and rear discharge design of the floating cutting decks will greatly reduce wide-area cutting times and still deliver beautifully groomed surfaces at mowing speeds up to 6 mph.

Download Features and Benefits

Download features and benefits of this product here:  315-587f.pdf

Download Specifications

Download the Product Specifications here:  315-587s_afm4214.pdf

Warranty

Overall Unit and Driveline: One year Parts and Labor.
Gearbox: 5 years on Parts and Labor.
Hydraulic Cylinder: One year Parts and Labor. Hoses and seals are considered wear items.
Belts, Blades & Friction Discs in Slip-Clutches: Considered wear items.
Tires: Considered wear items.

Warranty PDF

Download the warranty here: 315-587w.pdf

Product Manuals

Parts

Operator

Accessory

Frequently Asked Questions About This Product

Why is there vibration and profile wearing on the telescoping driveline?
Answer

Driveline profiles need to be lubricated. A thin coat of wheel bearing grease should be applied to the inner tubes of the drivelines at a minimum period of every 50 hours.

Why is my cutting height different on one deck compared to the others?
Answer

If you have made deck height adjustments to raise or lower the cutting height, make sure that you have the same number of spacers on all 10 gauge wheels.

What is the cause of driveline damage on the All-Flex Mowers?
Answer

The most common failure on any AFM driveline is lack of grease on the profiles. Over angling can also result in cross failure on the CV driveline.

What is included in the Mulch Mower Blade Kit?
Answer

Three CW and Six CCW Blades 

What causes the blades to wear?
Answer

Sand or dirt is the most common issue with the blades. When high lift blades are used, they have higher wear, and create a sand blasting effect on the blades and deck.

What caused the spindle hub to break on my All-Flex Mower?
Answer

The most common reason for hubs to break is impact with foreign objects or the ground. Impact damage will blow out the back of the bearing housing.

What are the blade options for my mower?
Answer
  • Medium Lift blade - medium suction for lifting grass, requires less HP than the high lift. (Standard on AFM4211 and AFM4522)
  • Low Lift - recommended for sandy soils for less soil disturbance and longer blade life. (Standard on AFM4214 and AFM4216)
  • High Lift - heavy suction for lifting grass, requires higher HP in tall dense grass and is not recommended so sandy soils
  • Mulching - Perfect for leaf mulching
How sharp can I turn with my AFM42?
Answer

With the rear wheels locked in line with the transport wheels, the AFM42 lets you do a 180 degree turn.

How sharp can I turn with my AFM with a CV Driveline?
Answer

The CV Joint allows the driveline to run at angles up to 80 degrees left or right. When turns are made with angles greater than 80 degrees this can cause vibration and ultimately damage to the driveline. Over angling the driveline will cause the CV joint to break.

How big of a tractor do I need to run the AFM42 Series?
Answer

The Operator’s Manual (which can be found on Related Products Page below) recommends a 30-70 HP tractor because Land Pride is looking at the mower being used in all conditions.

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Literature

Download product literature here:  lit_afm4214.pdf

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