John Deere 825 825A 825B and 825C Integral Two-Way Moldboard Plows Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.OMA13486)

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Your new plow Behind your new plow is an or-
ganisation that has specialized in de- signing
and building plows for over one hundred and
twenty years . This plow was built in the world's
largest plow factory by experienced men, many
who have worked in this large plant for from
ten to forty-five years, thus assuring the
utmost in good design, high-grade workman- ship
and thorough inspection, so es- sential to the
production of good
High quality materials, precision production
methods, and accurately controlled
heat-treating assure maximum strength and long
life for every part. This manual has been
carefully prepared and illustr ated, so that you
may make the necessary adjust- ments for
adapting your plow to work properly in
practically all types of soil and field
conditions . These ad- justments such as proper
hitching and adjusting for width and depth of
cut, are fully covered in this manual.
Occaslonally your plow may need new parts, or
require service not covered in this manual. If
so, we suggest that you take advantage of the
facilltles othe red by your John Deere dealer ,
which assure you of genuine JOHN DE E RE Parts
and prompt know-how service in the field or
shop.
If you will furnish your deale r with the
information which should be recorded at the
bottom of this page, when the plow is delivered,
he can give you prompt and efficient service.
Study this manual carefully. Keep it handy, in a
she place, for future referenee.
JOHN DEERE 825, 825A, 825B, and 825C SERIES ONE-,
TWO-, AND THREE -FURROW TWO-WAY MOLDBOARD
PLOWS Model . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . .
Sise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Date
Purchased ........... . 19.... (To be fi fled in
by urchas ez)
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Contents
IDENTIFICATION VIEWS . . . . .. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . 2-4 SPE C IFICATIONS . . .
.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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OPERATION .................................... 8-40
Importance of Proper Adjustment .................... 8
Preparing the Plow ............................. 8
Preparing and Ad)ustlng the Tractor .................. 91-9
Attaching Plow to Tractor ......................... 18-22
Quik Coupler .................................. 23-24
Attaching hoses ................................ 25
Detaching Plow ................................ 28
Raising and Lowering .................... ,.,..,.. 26
Rotating Bottoms ....................... ,....... 27-29
Leveling ..................................... 28
Width of Cut ....,. ............................ 29
Depth of Plowing ............................... 30
Gauge Wheels ................................. 30
Rear Wheets .................................. 31
Safety-Trip Standards ............................ 32-33
Rolllng Coulters . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-35
Root Cutters .................................. 36
Trash Boards ................................. 36
Moldboard Pads ................................ 37
Moldboard Extensions ............................ 37
Transporting .................................. 38
Safety Rules . , ................................ 38
Procedure for Field Adjusting Plow .................. 38-40
LUBRICATION . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41-42
MAINTENANCE .................................. 43-46
FLOWING DI FF ICULTIE 8 AND RE MEDIES . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 47- 50
ASSEMBLY ................................. . .. 51-65
SHIPPING BUNDLES . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51-53
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Specifications
TYPE8 .............
825 One- Furrow, Two-way 14-, 16-, and 18-
inch Integral Moldboar d Plow with Stiff
Standards . For use with John Deere 2010, 3010,
4010, 530, 630, 730, 520, 620, and 720 Se ries
Tractors . 825 A One- Fur row, Two-way 14-, 16- ,
and 18- Inch Integral Moldboard Plow with
Satety-Trip Standards. For use with John Deere
2010, 3010, 4010, 500, 630, 780, 520, 620,
and 720 Series Tractors. 825B One- Furrow,
Two-way 14- and 16-Inch Integr aI Moldboar d
Plow with Stiff Standards. ror use with John
Deere 1010, 435, 430 and 420 Serfes
Tractors. 825C One- Furrow, Two-way 14-
and 16-Inch Integral Moldboard Plow with
Safety- Trip Standards . For use with John
Deere 10 10, 435, 430, and 420 Series
Tractors. 825 Two- Fur row, Two-way 14- and
16- Inch Integral Moldboar d Plow with Stiff
Standar ds. For use with John Deere 2010, 3010,
4010, 530, 630, 730, 520, 620, and 720 Series
Tractors. 825A Two- Furrow, Two-way 14- and 16-
Inch Inte gral Moldboard Plow with Safety- Trip
Standards. For use with John Deere 2010, 3010,
4010, 530, 630, 730, 520, 620, and 720 Series
Tractors. 825B Two-Furrow, Two-way t4- and 16
-Inch Integral Moldboard Plow with Stiff
Standards. For use with John Deere 1010, 435, 430
and 420 Series Tractors. 825C Two- Furrow, Two
-way 14- and 16 -Inch Integral Motdboard Plow
with Safety-Trip Standards. For use with John
Deere 1010, 435, 430, and 420 Series Tractors.
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6 specifications
TYPES (Continued) . , ........
825 Three- Furrow, Two-way 14- and 16 -Inch
Integral Moldboard Plow with Stiff Standards.
For use with John Deere 3010, 4010, 730, and 720
Series Trac- tors. 85A Three- Furrow, Two-way
14- and 16-Tnch Integral Moldboard Plow with
Satety-Trip Standards. For use with John Dee
re 3010, 4010, 730, and 720 Serie s Tractors.
BOTTOMS..............
825 One- Furrow Plow-14 -, 16-, and 18-Inch as
ordered. (DT or H3 S14t Bottoms cannot be use
a. ) 825 A One- Furrow P low- i4-, is-,
ma 18-Inch as ordered. (DT, HS Slat, or
Conventional Bottoms with Alfalfa Shares
cannot be used. ) 825B One- Furrow Plow- i4- md
16- Inch as orde re d. (DT or HS Slat Bottoms
cannot be used. ) 825C One- Fur row P low-14- and
16- Inch as ordered. (OT, HS Slat, or Con-
ventional Bottoms with Alf alfa Share s cannot be
used. ) 85 Two- Furrow PI0WW4- and 16-Inch as
ordered. (DT or HS Slat Bottoms cannot be used.
) 825fi Two- Fur row PlOW14 - and 16- Inch as
ordered. (DT, HS Slat, and Con- ventional
Bottoms with Alfalfa Shares cannot be used.
) 825B Two- Furrow P low-14- ana 16- Inch as
oidered. (DT or US Slat Bobtorna cannot be
used.) 825C Two- Furrow Plow 14- and 16- Inch
as ordered. (DT, HS Slat, or Con- ventional
Bottoms with Alfalfa Sharea cannot be
used.) 825 Three- Furrow Plow-14- and 16- Inch as
ordered. (DT or tls Slat Bottoms cannot be
used.) 825A Three- Fur row Plow-14- and 16 - Inch
as ordered. (DT, HS Slat, or Con- ventional
Bottoms with Alfalfa Shares cannot be used. )
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DEPTH.................
4 to 14 inches depending on type and s ise of
bottom and ground conditions.
LEVELING. ......... ....
Individual adjustment of rollover latches
for lateral leveling of each set of bottoms.
Fore-and-aft leveling con- trolled by center link
on 3-point hitch.
LTFT. .................
Hydraulically controlled by tractor rockshatt
control lever. Controlled by tractor remote
cylinder control lever which actuates vane cyl-
inder on plow. Steel Whee1, Regular. Rubber-
Tired, Special. 825 and 825A One -Furrow
Plow. Cast, Regular. Rubber -Tired, Special. 825
and 825A Two- and Three - Fur row
ALTE RNATING BOTTOMS ....
REAR WHEE L ............ GAUGE WHE E LS
... ... ....
Cast, Spec ial. Rubber -Tired, Special. 825B and
825C One -Furrow Plow. Cast, Regular. Rubber
-Tired, Special. 15-Inch Notched, Spe cial
17-Inch Plain, Spe cial. 17 -Inch Notched,
Special. 17-Inch Rippled Edge, Special. 17 -Inch
Notched (With Anti Friction Bearings),
Special. l7 -Inch Plain (With Anti - Friction
Bear- ings), Special. 17 -Inch Rippled Edge (With
Anti- Fric- tion Bearings), Special. Special
Equipment. Special Equipment. (For HS400 Series
Bottoms only). Special Equipment. (Fog HS400
Series and conventional -type bottoms). Special
Equipment.
ROLUNGCOULTERS.......
ROOT CUTTERS ........... MOLDBOARD PADS .... ....
MOLDBOARD EXT ENSIONS ...
TRASH BOARD ATTACHMENTS
(SpeeIficationc and design subj ect to change
without notice.j NOTE When the term 'rtght' oz
'left ic us ed, it meatts from o pouI- tim
behind the pm md yaa ig the front.
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Operation
Importance of proper Tire inflation adj us t men t
If plow is equipped with rubber- tired rear
wheel or gauge wheel, check to be sure it has 36
pounds of air pressure.
Your new plow is fully adjustable and, when prope
rly adjusted to op- erate in the type of soil
and field conditions on your farm, it will do a
good job of plowing at a minimum of expense. A
well-adjus ted plow pulls lighter its furrow
slices are uniform in width and depth it covers
trash it Ie aves the soil in proper condition to
be worked down into the best-type se
edbed. Improper adjustment results in rapid
wear and possible breakage of parts, and
inefficient operation. Preparing the plow
Lubrication Be sure plow has been prope rly
lubricated. See Lubrication Chart on pages 41
and 42.
Nuts, bolts, set screws, and eotter pins Before
starting to work with a new plow or one which
has been stored, check to see that all bolts
and set screws are tight and all cotter pins
spread to keep them from falling out. Check the
bolts that hold the plow bottoms to see that they
are drawn up very tight.
Bottoms and eoulters The polished surfaces of the
plow bottoms and coulters have been painted
with protective black paint. tn most cases it is
not necessary to remove the black paint because
it will wear off quickly upon contact with the
soil. In those soils where the black paint will
not wear off, re- move with gasoline, kerosene
, or diesel fuel.
Be careful when using any of theee fuelc so the
y do not ignite. Plow zhould be In a well-nenti
lated area and aha y from any 8 paKb8 O'K flottt
es.
If the plow is not to be used im- mediately,
protect the polished sur- faces by applying a
coat ot cup or gun grease. If plow is to be put
in storage for a cons ide rable length of time,
see pages 43 and 44.
A good practice is to check for loose bolts ,
screws, or parts when lubricating the plow. Loose
bolts are easily lost or cause excessive wear on
parts, resulting in possible seri- ous damage to
the plow.
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operation 9 Preparing and adj us ting the tractor
For complete tractor operating instructions,
tire inflation pres sures , and use of rear-
mounted in- tegral implements , refer to your
tractor operator's manual.
REAR WFIEEL WEIGIJTING
In those conditions where it be- comes
necessary to add weight to the rear wheels ,
see your tractor ope rotors manual for
weighting in- structions.
TIRÉ INFLATION Proper air pressure is the most
important factor in satisfactory per- formance
and maintenance of trac- tor and lmplement
tires. Underin- nation will damage the cord body
of the tire and cause a series or radial breaks
in the s idewall fabric. This often oceurs on the
inner s idewall of the furrow whee1 tire. If the
tire buckles or wr inkles, the air pres- sure
should be increased to wlier e the sidewalls
remain smooth while operating.
Power can be lost and tire life cut drastically
by wheel s lippage. Adding weight also serves to
stabi - lize the tractor for working in rough or
hillside fields.
The ideal amount of added weight can be
determined by observing the tracks of the rear
whe els. When the tractor is pulling its rated
load, the soil between the tire lugs should be
broken or shifted. If too mueti weight has been
added, the tread marks will be clear and
distinct. If too Iittle weight has been added,
the tread marks will be entirely oblite rated.
If additional traction is required, add weight to
the wheels. Reducing the recommended air
pressure will make little difference in the
traction and may ruinthe tres.
Liquid weight Water and calcium chloride solu
tion is an eoonomieal means of add- ing we ight
to rear wheels. Calcium chlor ide is re
eommended rathe r than water as it will not
freeze. See your tractor operator's manual or
your John Deere dealer.
Cagtizon tveighte Where weight in addition to or
in place of liquid weight is required, cast-iron
weights can be bolted to the rear whee1s. This
type of weight can be secured from your JohnDee
re dealer.
Check air pressures every two or three weeks. Use
special low pres- sure gauge in one-pound
gradua- tions.
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10 operation TRACTOR DRAWBAR
SWAY LOCkS (530, B30, 730, 520, 620, and 720
Series Tractors)
On the 1010, 2010, 3010, and 4010 Series
Tractors, remove the draw- bar from the tractor.
This will pro- vlde ample room for the vane cyl-
inder and hoses. When operating these prows with
other model tractors , set the draw- bar In the
short, high posltlon and bolt it to the extreme
left side of the support. On those 730 ana 720
Series Trac- tors equipped with a straight draw-
bar, set the drawbar in the short position ana
bolt the dr awbar to me extreme left side of the
support. If also equipped with hammer strap,
remot e the hammer strap and set drawbar In the
short, left position SWAY BLOCKS (2010, 3010,
and 4010 Series Tractors)
When the plow is to be used with a 730 or 720
Tractor equipped with sway locks , remove the
sway locks from the tractor.
SWAY LOCK
When the plow has bottoms equip- ped with
conventional-type shares and the plow is to be
used with a 530, 630, 520, or 820 Tractor, spe-
cial sway locks (AR21199R) must be used on the
tractor hitch. These sway locks, available from
your John Deere dealer, eliminate plow sway
in transport and prevent the share points from
coming into contact with the tractor tires when
the plow is rotated.
NOTE If' tractor 1s a I y e ad y egulpped with
regular aeon loe8e, remove them attd Yfifito.ce
Frith the Sway blocks must be attached in the
upper position as shown in the above
illustration. This wtll elimi- nate side sway
when the plow is raised for transport but will
permit lateral flexibility when working.
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oferatlan I ! wheels according to the
following chart Di sonce flow rne
BELT PULLEY AND POWEB- SHAFT SHIELD (All Tractors)
The belt pulley and powershaft shield must be
removed from the tK DCtO '.
14-Inch Plow . . 24 in. 16-Inch Plow . . 26 in.
18-Inch Ptow . . 28 in.
26 in. 29 in.
Refi'lace the master shield immediately upon
remmol oy the fiitoc. Be same the master
ehield in ins talted wheneuez the powezstiaft is
used.
When plowing deeper than 8 inches, add
1-inch to the above dimensions. NOTE The 825B
and 825C Ttoo- Furrow 1 6-incti Plows are becom-
mended for use on the 104 0 Row - Crop and Row -C
mop Utilit y Tzac-
EXTERNAL POWERSHAFT SPEED CHANGER (430, 30, 630,
730, 420, 520, 620, and 720 Series Tractors) If
the tractor is equipped with an external powe
rshaft speed changer, the speed changer,
support, and drawbar extension must be removed
to eliminate any interference be- tween the
tractor and the plow. See instructions received
with the speed changer.
FRONT WHEEL SETTING The 825 Series Plows are not
rec - ommended for use on tractors equip- ped
with fixed -tread front axles.

• Be sure the tractor pores- shaft is cauezed by
  the flip-
• per guard âe/ore operating
• tzactoz.

On wide-front-axle tractors, set front wheels to
conform to rear wheel setting, center-to-center
of tread.
FRONT END WEIGHTING For those plow and tractor
com- binations whleh require additlonal front end
weighting for transport stability purposes, add
front end weight to tractor as shown in chart on
following page. Cast-iron front end weights may
be secured from your John Deere dealer. Calcium
Chloride solution in front tires also may be
desirable in addition to welghts,
REAR WHEEL SETTING
Adjust rear wheels of the tractor equi-dlstant
from the center llne of the tractor. The
distance between the center line of the tractor
and the inside of the tire is determined by the
cut of the plow. Set the rear
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12 operation TOTAL FRONT WEIGHT RE QUIRED FOR
TRANSPORT STABILITY 825 and 82SA Plows
2010 Row -Crop Tractor On Two ! f e On Two ! f e Th me- fir
Single Front Wheel ............. 0 250 Lbs. Not Recommended
Dual front Wheels with Roll-O-Matic . 0 250 Lbs. Not Recommended
Adjustable Front Axle ........... 0 250 Ltis. Not Recommended
2010 Row-Crop Utility Tractor
Adjustable Front Axle Long Axle . 0 250 Lbs. Not Reeommende d
short Axle .... 0 250 Lbs. Not Recommended
3010 Row-Crop Tractor
Single Front Wheel ............. 0 200 Lbs. 800 Lbs.
Dual Front Wheels with Roll-O-Matic . 0 100 Lbs. 850 Lbs.
Adjustable Front Axle LongAxle.......... 0 0 500 Lbs.
Short Axle ........ 0 0 500 Lbs.
3010 Standard tractor Adjustable Front Axle
Short Wheel Base ..... O 0 5â0 Lbs.
Long Wheel Base ............. 0 0 450 lbs.
3010 Row -KFOp Utility Tractor Adjustable Front
Axle
Short Wheel Base ............. O O 700 Lbs.
Long Wheel Base ............. O 0 600 lbs.
4010 Row-Crop Tractor
Single rront Wheel ............. 0 0 800 Lbs.
Dual Front Wheels with Regular Roll- O-Matic .................. 0 0 500 Lbs.
Dual Front Wheels with Heavy -Duty Roll-O-Matic ......... ...... 0 0 500 Lbs.
Adjustable Front Axle ........... 0 0 150 Lbs.
4010 Standard Tractor Adjustable Front Axte
Long Axle .................. 0 0 300Lbs.
Short Axle ......... ........ 0 0 300 Lbs.
NOTE Win
ope r itng without Quih Couple z, one weight ma y
be rem red.
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opezatian 1 3
825 and 82iiA Plows Tc-fvlt T sa0 and 620
Series Single Front Wheel . . .... . . . . Dual
Front Whe els with Roll-0- Matie . . . . .... . .
. . . . . . , Dual Front Wheels without
Roll- O-Matic . . . ... . . . . . Adjustable
E'ront Axle .......
with gD uge wh be I s on 3 c 0u 3t0r S
14 16
460 525
t15 480
465 530
145 210
630 and 620 Series Single Front Wheel .........
Dual Front Wheels with Roll-O- Matte
................ Dual Front Wheels without Roll-
0- Matic . ......
0
55
25
0
0
75
T hree- furrow p Ia w
With cou ter s nd
Le s s c out ters o nd
Wih cou ltors Ie s s
730 and 720 Elecies (Gasoline) 14" 16" 14' 14' 16" 14 14 16"
Single Front Whe e1 ......... Dual Front Wheels with Roll-0- Matic ................ 505 t10 660 565 750 655 900 805 990 895 1135 1040
Dual Front Wheels without Roll- O-Matic ............. 460 615 705 855 945 1090
Adjustable Front Axle ....... 200 Adjustable Front Axle ....... 200 355 445 445 595 685 685 830
730 and 720 Series (Diesel)
Single Front Whe e1 ......... Dual Front Wheels with Roll-0- Matte ................ 320 225 4'75 380 565 470 565 470 715 620 805 710 805 710 950 855
Dual Front Wheels without Roll- O-Matte . ............. 275 430 520 520 670 760 760 905
Adjustable front Axle ....... J5 120 260 260 4J0 500 500 645
NOTE when operating with you Coupler, add one
frotit-end weight. 82iiB and 825C Plows 1010,
430, and 420 Series and 435 Use maximum
front-end welghts eries Diesel ........... for
both tire one- and two-furrow 825B and 825C
Plows. NOTE In adders e wozbing condtttoits
front end uielghM, up to the maximum
9eritisstf/e weights, may be neces saw y. See
your tractor of - ezatoz's manual.
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14 operation 3-POINT HITCH AND HYDHAU- UC
SYSTEM
The 3-Point Hitch provides afast, easy means of
attaching the plow to the tractor. Once the
plow is at- tached, the hydraulic system pro-
vides full precision control to raise, lower, and
set your plow hydrauli- cally at desired working
positions. Precision Load- and-Depth Con- trol is
accomplished by the hydraulic system. See your
tractor operator's manual for complete
explanation of the 0-point hitch, hydraulic
system, and Loadand-Depth Control. 1010, 430,
and 420 Series, and 435 Diesel Tractors
RiGIT-FJANÖ,.

ADJUSTA STOP
H ydr au I i a c on too/ le ver (Ouo/ fiydJou f/
c s ys em
rockahaft lift arms return to the aame
position each time. If, after stop has been set,
you find it nec- essary to go beyond set depth
for certain ground conditions, pull con- trol
lever to one side of quadrant and move lever past
stop. Parallel IIft anm operation On tractors
with dual hydraulic system, adjust the system so
inte- gral cylinders are in parallel and so lift
arms will operate together to ob- tain maximum
lifting capacity.
LEVER
'?t ADJUSTABKE
ffy dr an i con/ro f /ever Sin gie äydrou lie
sys mcm)
The rockshaft is operated by a lever located to
the right of the seat. Movlng the control lever
rearward raises the plow while moving the lever
forward lowe rs the plow. An adjustable stop on
the quad- rant can be set so the lever and
When cylinders are in parallel, the right-hana
(outer) lever operates both cylinders. To adjust
so integral cylinders are parallel and lift arms
operate together, proceed as follows
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R oro/3e/ /i37 orm Up erof ion on 4/0 \erT es
Toeto(ñ
P ore ) e I I/ it arm p era tion on TO IO, d30,
and J20 Maries, ond 43S Oiese/ Proctors
CAUTION Do not under any cir- cumatances, place
right ter er to near and attempt to operate
the s ys - tern with Me left Never while eylin-
dens are parallel. This may cause dam age to
the unit.
Move inner (left) hydraul ie con- trol lever to
rear and secure with quadrant stop. Loosen erossov
e r valve hand wheel by rotating counter-
clock- wise. Turn valve retainer 90 degrees so
legs of valve retainer clear eross over
valves. Hold the valve re- tainer in this
position ana turn the hand wheel inward against
the re- tainer. With the valve retainer held in
this position, the crossover valves will be
forced off their seats hydrau- lically when
engine is started. Pin outer and inner left-hand
lift arms together and secure with pin. CM
UTION' Do Notes /cheii Position adjustable stop
for outer control lever on quadrant so plow
lowers to proper working depth. On tractors
equipped with a selector lever, move the
lever to the forward position and pin inner and
outer left-hand lift arms togeth- er as ahown at
right.
L Dod con fr0 ?ockofl I sc rew
Turn the load control locltout screw In
against rear o/ tractor so load control poke will
operate.
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1010, 430, and 420 Series, and 435 Diesel
Tractorscontinued
2010, 3010, and 4010 Series Tractors
Instructions for preparing the hydraulic
system and 3-point hlteh on 2010, 3010, and 4010
Tractors are similar except that on the 2010
Tractor the lift arms must be pinned together for
parallel operation. Parallel lift arm opezatim
(2010 TToctors mlyj
Adjust the length of both the left- and
right-hand 11ft linke to 18- 13/32 inches,
measured center-to- center of pins.
When using an 825B or 825C Plow with a John Deere
1010, 330, 430, 320, i2o beries or 435 Diesel
Trac- tor, the lift links must be attached to the
inner holes in the lift arms.
C enter It k The length of the center link con-
trols the amount of suck In the plow. Too short a
setting on the center llnk allows the plow to run
on its nose and pull heavy. Too long a setting
will cause the plow to enter me ground
slowly and not permit the plowing depth
desired. The following chart gives the
recommended center link length for the various
tractors. Measure from center-to-center of pins.
Adjust the hydraulic system so integral
cylinders are parallel and so lift arms will
operate together to obtain maximum lifting
capacity.
Center
Ttocioi
Move left control lever to for- ward position
and secure in this po- sition with adjustable
depth stop. Set rockshaft selector lever in
"No. 1" position,
1010 SingLe Row-Crop, 330, 430, 320, and
t20 Standard ...........
21-1/2'
430 and 420 Row-Crop Utility, and 435 Diesel .
. 430 and 420 Tricycle ...
27" 23-1/2"
Pin inner and outer left-hand lift arms together
as shown in illustra- tion above. Do not stick
finger in lift arm holes when aligning arms.
1010, 330, 430, 320, and 420 I/tiItty ..........
2'/"
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