Operators Manual - Agri-Tech Manufacturing in Nobleford
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1. angle has been achieved reinstall hairpin Lockout To lockout tines tilt tines forward and pin the link to hole in the tine harrow side plate Figure 3 CAUTION Tine harrow additions may alter the transport height Take BE ALERT appropriate precautions Fig 1 Carriage Bolt x Forward WI RA RA Assembly amp Installation 1 Position tine harrows behind the tillage implement Refer to the TINE HARROW LOCATION CHARTS for information pertaining to your particular unit When attaching tine harrows work from the center line outwards NOTE Tine harrows should not overhang hinge points by more than 1 1 2 ft 457 mm otherwise damage will occur when wings are folded The space between tine harrows should be the same as the tooth spacing approximately 2 1 2 in 63 5 mm Figure 4 2 Position the tine harrow arm as close as possible to the center of the cross tube without it interfering with the unit s shank Figure 5 Bolt arm to cross tube DO NOT TIGHTEN 3 Position the arms as equally as possible from the side plates on the tine harrows requiring two arm assemblies Figure 6 NOTE Some tine harrow arms may require an optional extension tube depending on the model of cultivator Refer to PARTS LIST Tooth 63 5 mm Spacing 2 5 in Tine Harrow Arm Mounting Bracket Loosen Bolts CAUTION BE ALERT Tine harrow attachments will shift weight distri2. 1 A0651302 41039 41052 109345 100108 12385 41022 100107 108971 108969 41078 41056 4885 41005 107087 41035 100056 108609 41066 41069 41068 A0704578 20704678 40704778 40704878 41034 TINE HARROW DESCRIPTION TINE Bent TINE Straight BOLT Shoulder 3 8 NC SPRING Arm MOUNT Arm TUBE Arm Longer Arm TUBE Arm PIN Weldment COTTERPIN 3 16 x 1 1 4 SCREW 1 2NC x 6 HHC NUT Hex Lock 1 2 NC PLATE Mounting Rear SCREW 1 2NC x 5 1 2 LOCKWASHER 1 2 LOCKWASHER 3 8 PLUG AND SPRING ASSEMBLY SPRING PLUG Shank SPRING ADJUSTMENT CLEVIS CARRIAGE BOLT 1 2 x 4 1 2 MOUNTING PLATE SCREW 3 8NC x 3 1 2 HHC NUT 3 8NC Hex DECAL 325 DECAL 326 DECAL 327 DECAL 3245 DECAL 326S DECAL 3278 DECAL 3285 TUBE Spacer 7 QTY A R A R A R A R A R A R A R bb bt ERP RPE PRB PP NPP ADH ipe SPECIFICATIONS Tine Harrow Measurements 325 326 327 328 Nominal Width 5 6 Fr 8 Number of Tines 12 15 18 21 Working Width 4 8 6 0 7 2 8 4 Arms Recommended one two two two straight tine only TINES 3 8 in 9 5mm diameter x 16 in 406mm long double teeth with a 30 degree forward tilt for bent tines TOOTH SPACING 2 4 in 61mm RANK 3 ranks 1 5 8 in 41mm diameter x 7 64 in 0 109 wall thickness 11 8 in 300mm spacing CARRIER ARM 1 8 in 0 125 in thick tubing 2 5 in 63 5 square PRESSURE SPACING Tension spring 2 1 8 in 54mm O D x 10 1 8 in
3. 257mm long x 3 8 in 9 5mm diameter wire MOUNTING Heavy mounting bracket made of 3 8 in 9 5mm plate Accommodates 3 in 76mm and 4 in 102mm square tubes ESTIMATED WEIGHT 325 12 tine section 86 lb 40kg 326 15 tine section 95 1b 43kg 327 18 tine section 104 1b 47kg 328 21 tine section 113 lb Slkg Carrier arm 40 1b 18kg Specifications and information are subject to change without notice 18
4. CJ O Ah NSNSSSOUNO NAAA Y OO PIANO NANA Nu aa an qe own Tine harrow attachments will shift weight distribution to the rear When installing harrows or unhit ching the unit lower the shovels or block up the rear of the unit This Tine harrow additions may alter the will prevent the unit s hitch sud transport height Take appropriate denly tipping upward recautions BE ALERT FRESE oP F 203 Chisel Plow Recommended Tine Size amp Location Chisel Plow Center Working Size Wing Frame Wing Width 14 ft 16 1 2 ft 18 1 2 ft 21 ft 23 ft 25 ft 27 1 2 ft 10 806 Chisel Plow Tine Size and Location Chisel Plow Size 3 Working Width Main Frame 11 FEET 10 8 FEET 13 FEET 13 2 FEET 15 FEET l 15 4 FEET 17 FEET 16 8 FEET 19 FEET 19 2 FEET me oe sl Wing Main Frame Wing al 21 FEET 21 4 FEET I 23 FEET 22 8 FEET I 25 FEET 25 2 FEET I I er m init e 11 807 Chisel Plow Chisel Piow Size 808 Chisel Plow Chisel Piow Size Outer Wing Recommended Tine Size amp Location Center Wing Frame Wing fh MNNNOOG NNNN OOM Ann a O O nonna 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 5 5 5 6 np no DOO N Paay ana an DAD DONO DADA DOD Recommended Tine Size amp Location Inner Center Inner Wing Frame Wing 12 Working Width Recommended for use with the air seeder Working Width MT4000 IMPORTANT Use the longer tube ar
5. Vicon Tine Harrow Operators Manual Operators A4000402 nen Tine Harrow OPERATORS ASSEMBLY PARTS MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS Safety Field Adjustments Assembly and Installation Tine Harrow Location Parts Specifications mo O 210 NON Printed in Canada 1991 A4000402 May 1991 1 SAFETY Carefully review the procedures in this manual with all operators annually It is important that all operators be familiar with and follow safety precautions Operating instructions must be given to everyone using the tillage implement and attachments before operation and at least once yearly Watch for this symbol BE ALERT It identifies potential hazards to health or personal safety It means ATTENTION BE ALERT Your safety is involved General Safety 1 Mount a fire extinguisher on your tractor and maintain it regularly in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Review its operation at least annually with all personnel 2 Always keep clothing relatively tight and belted Remove jewelry or any object that may catch in machinery 3 Never allow passengers on tillage implement 4 Clear all personnel before moving tractor and tillage implement 5 Be aware of and practise all safety procedures for tractor operation when using tillage implement 6 Never ride or climb on the frame wings hitch beams or any other part of the unit while equipment is moving 7 Provide a
6. bution to the rear When installing harrows or unhitching the unit lower the shovels or block up the rear of the unit This will prevent the unit s hitch suddenly tipping upward 4 Lower the cultivator until the shovels rest on the ground A Figure 7 Loosen bolts and rotate cross tube to line up arm assembly mounting bracket with cultivator frame B Fig 7 NOTE The teeth of the tine harrow should be angled backward for stability while 8 installing Figure 5 Level tine harrow frame and tighten bolts on cross tube Lower park stand before unhitching cultivator from tractor Tine harrow additions may alter the transport height Take appropriate precautions Tine Harrow Location Charts 179 Cultivator Recommended Tine Size amp Location Cultivator Center Working Size Wing Frame Wing Width 5 5 6 6 7 7 7 7 n a NOTE Tine harrow locations are given only as a guide Other combinations and locations are possible 279 Cultivator Recommended Tine Size amp Location Cultivator Center Working Size Wing Frame Wing Width NADNANH AK ONNAN 5 7 6 7 6 379 Cultivator Recommended Tine Size amp Location Cultivator Outer inner Center Inner Outer Working Size i Wing Wing Frame Wing Wing Width 46 6 ft amp NM amp POH 47 9 ft 49 2 ft PDN MONDON Ti 50 5 ft 51 8 ft 53 1 ft 54 5 55 8 57 1 58 4 59 7 ft 61 ft ANN Don
7. first aid kit for use in case of accident 8 Never put feet under shovels or harrow teeth while servicing or adjusting tillage implement 9 Lower wings at day s end when storing implement or when unhitching from tractor Operating Safety 1 Never hold hitch by hand for hookup Always use jack and rear park stand to support hitch 2 Keep clear of hitch when hitching and unhitching Hitch may thrust upward when uncoupled from tractor Lower park stand before hitching and unhitching 3 Keep hitch pin snug so clevis will not pivot on drawbar 4 If rear mounted secondary attachments cause light hitch either a Block up rear frame using park stand or jack b Lower machine c Use rear park stand to improve stability 5 Stay well clear of machine when raising or lowering wings 6 Stay clear of machine when transporting or operating 7 Never allow children or animals into a field where equipment is operating 8 Be alert Watch where you are going especially at row ends road slopes and around obstacles Wherever possible stay away from the edge of a ditch or gulley 9 Avoid sudden turns stops or starts 10 When operating on a hillside avoid sharp uphill turns 11 Never ride on machine or hitch when machine is operating 12 Do not exceed 6 mph 9 5 km h when operating 13 Reduce speed when operating on slopes near obstructions or on rough ground 14 Avoid shovels or
8. harrow teeth They are sharp and cause serious injury 15 Raise shovels from ground before turning in the field 16 Never permit anybody to ride in the driver s compartment or on the towbar when operating the tractor and tillage implement 17 Never allow anybody within immediate area of the tillage unit while working in the field 18 Do not attempt to perform any maintenance or adjustments on the tillage implement while it is in motion Transport Safety Do not transport the tillage unit until the following procedure is completed Refer to tillage implement operators manual for further information IMPORTANT The tillage unit may sink in soft surfaces when in transport mode because of increased load on the center wheel Use care to avoid sur faces which cannot bear the extra weight Transport only with a tractor of sufficient size and weight for safe control at transport speeds a Ensure that the wings are firmly seated in the transport wing stops b Install the transport lockpins and retain with clip pins c Secure upright wings together with a safety chain during road transport d Swivel the safety links on the center frame towers and pin in the down transport position e Use the safety chain provided to secure the cultivator hitch when transporting 1 Transport tillage implement only with a tractor Never use a truck or other light vehicle 2 Secure all trailing attachme
9. ms for the MT4000 Recommended Tine Size amp Location Multi Tool Wing Center Frame Center Wing Working Size Width 22 1 2 8 8 7 24 37 1 2 7 7 8 8 8 39 6 52 1 2 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 55 2 TINE HARROW NE ITEM Warn PuonP 13 14 15 16 17 NUMBER 4956 7780 41023 41061 107074 108611 108995 108971 41058 41055 41054 41047 41048 41049 A0703502 107015 107014 41015 41016 41017 A0703302 41010 41012 41014 A0703202 41009 41011 41013 A0703102 TINE HARROW DESCRIPTION OTY gt a NUT Hex Hd 3 8 NC CLIP PIN BAR LINK BOLT Carriage Head 1 2 NC x 1 NUT Hex Hd 1 2 NC FLATWASHER 1 2 LOCKWASHER 1 2 CLAMP Tine tUBE SIDE PLATE Left Hand SIDE PLATE Right Hand CROSS TUBE 5 ft Harrow CROSS TUBE 6 t Harrow CROSS TUBE 7 ft Harrow CROSS TUBE 8 t Harrow BOLT Carriage 3 8 NC x 1 1 4 1 BOLT Carriage 3 8 NC x 7 8 TUBE Rear 5 ft Harrow TUBE Rear 6 ft Harrow TUBE Rear 7 ft Harrow TUBE Rear 8 ft Harrow TUBE Center 5 ft Harrow TUBE Center 6 ft Harrow TUBE Center 7 ft Harrow TUBE Center 8 ft Harrow TUBE Front 5 ft Harrow TUBE Front 6 ft Harrow TUBE Front 7 ft Harrow TUBE Front 8 ft Harrow PRR PRP RP RPP PRP RP eB BP A fed fot ft pen PRE 15 TINE HARROW ITEM 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 NUMBER 41040 A0702902 41048 41078 4102
10. n hole size leak can penetrate the skin causing possible infection and toxic reaction If skin penetration from hydraulic fluid occurs see a doctor immediately 4 Since the spray of escaping hydraulic fluid may be nearly invisible under high pressure use a piece of wood or cardboard to locate the suspected leaks 5 Ensure that all fittings are tight hoses are not pinched or kinked and steel tubing is not flattened or bent 6 Relieve all pressure to the system before disconnecting hydraulic lines Storage Safety 1 Store unit away form areas of human activity If stored with wings raised ensure transport lock pins are in place and secured with clip pins 2 Level the tillage implement using the front jack Block up securely to relieve the weight on the jack Use park stand at rear of unit whether it has rear mounted attachments or not 3 Store the unit with wings lowered If stored with the wings raised use a safety chain to secure the wings to each other 4 Do not permit children to piay around the stored tillage implement or the harrows FIELD ADJUSTMENTS Height and Pressure Adjustment Loosen carriage bolt and adjust nuts on adjusting clevis to change height and pressure Figure 1 Tighten carriage bolt Tooth Angle Adjustment To change the tine angle remove the hairpin from the handle pin and relocate the handle to one of the link bracket holes Figure 2 Once the desired tooth
11. nts such as mulchers packers or harrows before transporting 3 Secure safety chain to tractor hitch before transporting tillage implement 4 Raise and lower wings slowly 5 Remove all loose items from frames 6 Secure pin wings in transport position 7 Watch for overhead power lines and low clearance overhead or side obstructions Hooking a firm obstruction with any frame could cause serious injury 8 Ensure transport pins are removed and hinge cylinder is retracted before lowering wings 9 Never stand on hitch during transport or maneuvering 10 Never exceed 20 mph 32 km h on any road 11 Do not operate on side slopes greater than 10 degrees with wings folded 12 Display a slow moving vehicle SMV sign on rear of machine center frame when transporting on public roads Ensure sign is visible to traffic 13 Check local rules for transporting oversized equipment on roadways 14 Avoid transporting machine at night If so ensure tractor lights display machine Maintenance Safety 1 Always use depth cylinder hold up bars to support machine and relieve hydraulic pressure on cylinders prior to working under frames or shovels 2 Do not remove axle assemblies on frames without depth control cylinder or where cylinder is disconnected 3 Do not release any nut or bolt under tension Serious injury could result 4 Never loosen any hydraulic fitting under pressure Se
12. rious injury could result 5 Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing severe injury and possible toxic reaction See a doctor immediately if injured 6 When searching for hydraulic leaks wear goggles and heavy gloves and use a piece of cardboard as a backstop against spurting fluid 7 Keep tires at recommended pressures Never stand over a tire while inflating it 8 Never stand walk or per form inspection under raised wing Ensure wings are firmly rested on the wing stops and that both transport lock pins are in place and secured with clip pins 9 Block up frame securely when working inside or under a frame 10 Never stand under or near wings when raising or lowering A sudden hydraulic system failure could cause them to fall rapidly causing serious injury or death 11 Shut down tractor engage park brake and block tractor wheels and lower wings before servicing either machine 12 Never adjust or service tillage implement when it is moving 13 Lower wings before doing any work under them Hydraulic Safety System 1 Do not stand under the wings especially when raising or lowering them A sudden failure in the hydraulic system can cause them to fall rapidly Maintain positive connections by keeping all connections and fittings clean 2 Use the proper hand and face protection when searching for suspected hydraulic leaks 3 Fluid escaping under pressure from pi
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