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FIG V Take the PTO adapter from the bottom

the box and

discard the box in the proper retuse

container.

Slide the

adapter

(1)

onto PTO arm

(2)

on tiller -

this is a free-moving

connection fore and aft (grease now Ind periodically as

necessary.

Note -

it may be necessary to remove protective

'aint from sliding portion

PTO before assembly.) With

tr,~

actor PTO locking collar

(3)

held forward (toward front of

tractor) slide adapter

(1)

into splined hole until "ball" In

PTO locking collar

(4)

engages fully into groove

splined

shaft. Release locking collar. Locking collar must engage

lully over PTO shaft. Adjust and tighten stabilizer chains (5)

hitch to eliminat. "side-sway" of tiller.

IMPOffT ANT - MOVI PTO

lACK AHO !lOATH TO II

CIATAlN IT IS PAOPIALY

CONNICTID INTO Sp\'INID

HOLI ON TRACTOA

FIG. V

FIG VI IMPORTANT! Prior to use. your tiller must be filled

with gear and axle oil (EP 90 or equivalent). TIller should be

I..,et. Aemove br.ather plug (1) and oil level plug (2). Fill with

oil through breather plug hole

(1)

until oil s . . p. out level

plug hole (2). Aeinstall both plugs secur.ly.

FIG. VI

LUBRICATION

CAUTION: Belore lubricating tiller. place tractor

controls in

Neutral"

. set parking brake. disengag&

PTO. stop engine and remove ignilion key. Lower

tiller to ground. Tiller should be level.

011

leveler blade hinges and outer chain drive

daily.

Period-

ically gr.... telescoping PTO and check the gear box oil

level.

Flil

gearbox by removing breather plug and oil level

plug (II ..... 1 • 2, FIg VI). Fill with g.ar and axl. oil (EP 90

or equivalent) until it seeps out level hoi.. Reinstall both

plug securely.

Annually or

the end of each working season. remove outer

chain drive (See Maintenance Section) and clean thoroughly

with cleaning solvent or diesel fuel. Submerge chain in

clean oil, allow it to drain completely. and then reinstall on

liller.

OPERATION

When 10

TIll

For seed bed preparation, till the soli once in the

fall.

Oec:aying vegetation adds valuable

nu~"

the soil by

spring. However. if the t.rrain I. extremety hilly or uneven.

waiting until spring

may reduce tOil

eroaion.

Eroaion

soil

by early spring raina

will Inc ...... If soli i. ran-Ulled. The

area, climate, and type

wm dictate the best time to

till.

Moistur. contant ot the soil will

aIfect

ttle quality ot seedbed

p~red

when using the rotary tiller.

Is not advisable to

till sail which is too moist and lorma large clads or balls of

mud when tilled. Heavy clay soils

tend

to stay wet longer and

form larg.r, harder clods when tilled too wet than IIght.r t.x-

tured sandy or well-d.veloped dark soils which are high in

organic material. For this reason. it is more important not

till clay soils too earty in the spring or att.r a rain.

~OT1!:

Test soil by compressing it in your hand. II the soil is

lasily compressed into a ball, it is too wet to till. If soil does

not comprels ealily or lalls apart, it is ready to till.

TIlling Tlpe

The fotrowing tips are off.red as a guide to good tilling.

not till when soil is wet Wet soil will stick to the

shroud, tin .. , and tin. shaft. Wet soil will dry out and be-

come hard. This mak.. it difficult to maintain during the

growing sealon.

Mow tan weeds or grass betor. tilling. Prevent them lrom

wrapping on tines or tine

shaft.

Pick up rocks, branch •• and oth.r loreign mat.rial.

4. Check tin.. b.for. tilling. Loos., bent, or brok.n tines

reduce operating effici.ncy.

When tilling rocky are . . operate the tractor engine at

thrant ..

II soil is extramely

hard,

adjust tiller lor shaJlow opera

d.pth the tirst time over. Increase depth on the secona

:lass

over the ar.a.

Not. -In

mo.t

condition .. two or more passes With

ller

n"av

be required to obtain tha desired seed bed.

7. Wh.n tilling in virgin sod (ground not tilled

for

several

years), it is advisabl. to have the area plowed ene

rst

using your till.r lor subsequent seasons. (Cent. on p;. 9)