Assessments - 2, GPA: 3.5
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NO. 1600199 FORM - 1652005 PRINTED IN U.S.A. CAUTION: Read Manual Thoroughly Before Operating TABLE OF CONTENTS Page SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ...........:............................ 1 INSTALLATION .............................................. 2 REMOVING THE TORATY TILLER ................................ 2 OPERATION .................................................. 3 SOIL CONDITIONS REQUIRED ..................................3 DETERMINING TILLING PATTERN .............................. 3 SEEDBED CONDITIONS DESIRED ................................ 3 PREPARING THE TRACTOR AND TILLER .......................... 3 OPERATING THE TRACTOR AND TILLER .......................... 4 CONTROLLING TILLING DEPTH AND CLOD SIZE ....................4 ADJUSTMENTS ..............................................5 PROTECTIVE SLIP CLUTCH .................................... 5 DRIVE CHAINS ............................................5 MAINTENANCE .............................................. 5 ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS ..............................5 AFTER EACH USE ..........................................5 EVERY 25 HOURS ..........................................6 ONCE A YEAR ..............................................6 TINE REPLACEMENT ........................................ 6 CHAIN REPLACEMENT ......................................6 OUT OF SERVICE PROTECTION (STORAGE) ........................7 SPECIFICATIONS .............................................. 7 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE .................................... 8 P--- I SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS Read and become familiar with the owners manual for your tractor and the rotary tiller before operating the tiller. Do not allow anyone to use the rotary tiller unless they have been instructed in how to operate it safely. Never attempt to adjust, repair or service the tiller while the tractor engine is running. Do not allow others near the tiller when it is operating. Stay clear of the power take off shaft and tiller tines when the tractor engine is running. Be sure the power take off shaft and tiller tines have stopped turning before attempting to adjust, repair or service the rotary tiller. CAUTION: THE TINES MAY CONTINUE TO 1 i ROTATE A FEW SECONDS AFTER THE CLUTCH HAS J BEEN DISENGAGED AND THE ENG1WE SFHJT OFF. | Gear the work area of objects which might be picked up and P thrown or caught in the tines. 4 Disengage power to the rotary tiller and stop the engine be- I fore leaving the operators position. A Operate the tiller only in daylight or good artificial light. 4 Always operate the rotary tiller with the hydraulic lift lever p and the three point hitch float pins in the FLOAT position A to prevent the tiller from jolting the tractor should the tines W strike a hard object. ■ Use caution when operating on sloping surfaces. F MFG. NO. 1600199 48" ROTARY TILLER REQUIRED ACCESSORIES Three Point Hitch. Rear Power Take-Off. RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS The front weight will give better steering traction at tha front tires. The front bumper is required to mount the front weight. Rear wheel weights give added traction and stability when operating on slopes. INSTALLATION 1. See figure 1. Before mounting the rotary tiller to the tractor, set up the 3 point hitch as shown. Attach the draft arms to the upper holes of the lower lift links at (A). Pin the turn-buckle link through the upper holes (B) of the mounting bracket. The eyebolts (C) should be positioned as shown so the chains attach on top of the tractor drawbar. The float lockout pins (D) should be placed in the “float” position as shown by adjusting the pins so the large end is exposed. 2. See figure 2. Back the tractor straight toward the front of the rotary tiller until the swivel sockets (A) are in line with the hitching pins (B). Use the tractor hydraulic lift lever to raise or lower the swivel sockets until they are the same height or slightly lower than the hitch pins. 3. Shut off the tractor engine and set the parking brake. 4. See figure 3. Slide the swivel sockets onto the tiller hitch pins and insert the safety pins (A). The leveling cranks (figure 1, item E) may be turned to aid in getting the swivel sockets lined up with the hitch pins. 5. See figure 4. CAUTION: INSURE THE TRACTOR ENGINE IS STOPPED BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO ATTACH THE POWER TAKE OFF SHAFT. After insuring the drive Figure 1. Three-point hitch set up to mount the rotary tiller. shaft spline (A) is clean, start it in the internally splined power take off. While holding the drive shaft in place with one hand, use the other to release the outer locking ring (B) of the power take off drive and hold it there. Slide Figure 2. Tractor backed to front of tiller, the drive shaft into the power take off and release the locking ring. Insure the drive shaft is locked in place by attempting to pull it out of the power take off. 6. See figure 5. Align the swivel (A) with the...