Exploring Magical Creatures: Field Trips at the Royal Institute of Magic

The Royal Institute of Magic is a prestigious institution that is renowned for its excellence in teaching magic and training young wizards and witches. Founded centuries ago, the institute has a long and illustrious history of producing some of the most powerful and skilled magic users in the world. Located in the heart of the magical city of London, the Royal Institute is housed in a magnificent castle-like building that exudes grandeur and enchantment. The campus is spread over vast grounds that are home to various magical creatures and enchantments, creating a vibrant and mystical environment for learning and exploration. The curriculum at the institute is comprehensive and covers a wide range of magical disciplines. Students study subjects such as spellcasting, potions, enchantments, divination, and herbology, among others.

Left- and right-rear caster wheels are standard equipment:

2 If the operator plans to use a Quik-Tatch front hitch with an OnRamp Mower 2025R, 2032R, 2320, 2520, 2720 only , they will need a front hitch mid mower combo bracket to retain a tool-free change between the front hitch and the mid-mower deck. 132-cm Rotary Broom is compatible with X700 Series and 1023E, 1025R, 1026R, model year 2016 and older 2025R and 2032R, 2305-2720, 2210, 4010, 4110, 4115, and 4100 Tractors.

Students study subjects such as spellcasting, potions, enchantments, divination, and herbology, among others. Each subject is taught by highly qualified professors who possess extensive knowledge and expertise in their respective fields. In addition to classroom instruction, students are given the opportunity to engage in practical activities that allow them to apply their magical skills.

52-in. Quick-Hitch Rotary Broom For X700 Lawn Tractors, select Compact Tractors

The 52-in. (132-cm) Rotary Broom increases tractor versatility by allowing it to be used for a variety of sweeping jobs. The broom effectively meets the needs of commercial, farm, home, and estate operators with four-season versatility:

Spring

The broom can be used to dethatch lawns, and it cleans off tennis courts quickly and effectively.

Summer

The broom effectively performs a wide variety of sweeping jobs, including cleaning sidewalks, parking lots, driveways, construction job sites, and barns. It can also be used for backfilling trenches.

Fall

The broom can be used to sweep leaves and windrow pine needles. It sweeps artificial turf and cleans up spectator areas after sporting events.

Winter

It effectively moves up to 2 in. (5 cm) of snow, which may eliminate the need for a snow thrower, depending on the operator's geographic area.

The 52-in. (132-cm ) Rotary Broom is compatible with X700 Series and 1023E, 1025R, 1026R, model year 2016 and older 2025R and 2032R, 2305-2720, 2210, 4010, 4110, 4115, and 4100 Tractors.

NOTE: If a compact utility tractor is set up for an AutoConnect™ mid-mount mower, the quick-connect drive shaft and rear lift link must be removed from the tractor before installing the rotary broom.

Polypropylene wafers

The 52-in. (132-cm) wide brush section is assembled with 22 convoluted polypropylene wafers.

The wafer bristles' convoluted design provides good flicking action.

Replacement wafers can be ordered from Parts:

• It is recommended all 22 wafers be replaced at the same time for even wear.

Center chain drive

A center chain drive provides dependable power to the broom head:

• Large, number 50 roller chain is durable and dependable.
• Offset 3-to-1 reduction gearbox transfers power from the drive shaft to the roller chain drive.

Shear bolts

Shear bolts are provided at the outer ends of each half of the broom and also on the power take-off (PTO) drive shaft to protect against damage:

• Shear bolts protect the broom and drive system from damage, if an abrupt impact occurs.
• Three spare bolts for the drive shaft are provided in storage holes located at the rear of the housing.

Caster wheels

Left- and right-rear caster wheels are standard equipment:

• Provide support to the brush head for optimum ground contact
• Measure 6.25 in. (16 cm) x 3.25 in. (8 cm)
• Adjustable by 2 in. (5 cm), with four 0.5-in. (1-cm) spacers
• Easy maintenance for long life through grease fittings

Convenient adjustments

Adjustments are convenient and easy to make:

• Large knob allows precise height adjustment of the brush head to accommodate for brush wear.
• Chain tension adjustment is conveniently located for easy adjustment.

Parking stands

Parking stands are standard equipment:

• Help keep the broom level when hooking it up
• Keeps the broom's weight off of bristles during storage

The storage position on the mounting brackets is convenient:

• Stands are always attached to the broom to prevent loss.
• Two stands are provided for good stability.

Drive shaft support

A wire-form support is provided to position the drive shaft for easy installation of the rotary broom.

Front quick-hitch mounting system

The broom slips over and locks into the front quick-hitch with attached snap pins:

• Fast and easy installation with no tools or loose parts
• Same hitch is used for blade, broom, snow blower, and snow thrower

NOTE: Garden tractors: The 52 Rotary Broom requires use of the newer BM19782 front quick-hitch for installation on X Series Tractors. Interference will occur if installed using a BM17347 quick-hitch.

NOTE: Compact-utility tractors:

1) 2305, 2025R, 2032R, 2320, 2520, and 2720 Tractors must be equipped with front-attaching support kit for use with the Quik-Tatch front hitch.

2) If the operator plans to use a Quik-Tatch front hitch with an OnRamp™ Mower (2025R, 2032R, 2320, 2520, 2720 only), they will need a front hitch/mid mower combo bracket to retain a tool-free change between the front hitch and the mid-mower deck.

Hydraulic angling

Standard hydraulic angling allows positioning the implement straight ahead or at an angle:

• Straight ahead and infinite positions left or right
  • The operator can change the angle from the tractor seat for increased productivity.
  • Power take-off (PTO) shaft U-joints operate smoothly, even when the implement is angled.

  Front power take-off (PTO)

  Front PTO (appearance varies by tractor model)

  The front implement is powered by the tractor's 2000-rpm front PTO:

  • Engaged by the tractor's PTO clutch for smooth startups and a long life
  • Easily installed and removed from tractor
    • Can remain on tractor for front blade, rotary broom, and snow blower applications

    Fall

    

    They participate in hands-on experiments, engage in dueling matches, and take part in field trips to various magical locations. These experiences not only enhance their magical abilities but also instill valuable qualities such as teamwork, problem-solving, and resilience. The Royal Institute of Magic places great emphasis on fostering a supportive and inclusive community. Students live in dormitories within the campus, where they build lifelong friendships and participate in extracurricular activities. The institute also celebrates special events and traditions, such as the annual Triwizard Tournament, where students from different magical institutions compete in a series of challenging tasks. Graduates of the Royal Institute of Magic go on to become influential figures in the magical world. They pursue careers as spellcasters, potion-makers, enchanters, and researchers, among others. Many hold positions of power and leadership, shaping the future of magic and ensuring its preservation. Overall, the Royal Institute of Magic is a beacon of magical excellence, imparting knowledge and skills to a new generation of wizards and witches. It continues to uphold its prestigious reputation through its dedication to academic excellence, innovation, and community spirit..

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