John Deere 1000 Series Rod Weeder Attachment Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.OMN97684)

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1000 SERIES ROD
WEEDER ATTACHMENT
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OPERATORS MANUAL 1000 SERIES ROD WEEDER
ATTACHMENT OMN97684 (01JUN66) English
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O M N 9 7 6 8 4
OMN97684 (01JUN66)
LITHO IN THE U.S.A. ENGLISH
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TO THE PURCHASER
This operator' s manual contains information
regarding assembly, operation and adjustments
for your 1000 Series Rod Weeder Attachment.
operation of your rod weeder atta eh- ment. Your
John Deere dealer has trained mechanics who are
kept in- formed on the best service melhods and
will render you prompt service if needed.
Occasionally, your rod weeder attachment may
need new parts to replace worn parts. See your
John Deere dealer for prompt and ef- ficient
parts service.
When ordering parts, provide your deale r with
the model number of your rod weeder attachment
and the year purchased. This informa- tion will
help him to identify the part you need. We
suggest that this information be re eorded
immediate- ly in the space provided below,
thereby making it availatile for future reference.
Study this manuaI ea refully and keep it
handy in a safe place for future reference.
LOCATION REFE RENCES
If you shouId find that you require information
not covere d in this man- ual, consult your John
Deere deater. He will be glad to answer any
ques- tion that may arise regarding the
Right- and left-hand sides re- ferred to are
determined from a position at the rear of the
machine facing in the direction of travel.
JOHN DEERE i000 SERIES ROD WEEDER A T
TACHMENT Model No........................ Date
Purchased ............ 19 .....
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CONTENTS
SPEFCCAITIONS . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
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7-11
OPERATION ........ . .. . .. .....................
. Hotary rods ...................................
Rear standard springs ...........................
. Leveling tool far or chisel plow . .. . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Preparing the
tractor . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 8 Drive whee I and poke
............................. 8-9 Positioning
standards . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 9 Chain adjustment . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . .
. 10 Raising 100F Chisel Plow outrigge rs
.................. 10 N?oN,o.. 3, No. 4, and No.
5 Dual Drive Attachments ....... 11 Safety
suggestions ............................... 11
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LUBRICATION . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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SHIPPING BUNDLES . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-14
ASSEMBLY .....................................
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DRI\'E WHEEL
DRIVE WHEEL SUPPORT
ROTARY RODS
DRIVE BOOT
John Deere 1122 Rod feeder on 724F C/iise/ Plovr
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DRIYE WHEEL SUPPORT
DRIYE \HEEL
ROTARY R0D5
ORIYE BOOT John Dae i zzz eod badder on 227F
Chisel Plot
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DR YE HEEL
DRIYE WHEEL
DRIVE BOOT
R0 TART ROD
TENSION ADJUSTING R00
DRIVE \HE EL
B0Ot
ROTARY ROD
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John Deere 1652 Rod /eeder on 652H CAis el Plan
SPECIFICATIONS ATTACHMENTS
DRIVE
The No. 2 Dual Drive plus either model 1512 or
1514 Rod Weeder At- tachment consists of
neeessary parts to drive the rotary rod from
both gauge wheels on stngle bar tool bars.
Friction drive wtth pneumatic drive wheel
running on chisel plow wheel or tool bar gauge
wheel.
Each rotary rod is chain driven from a drive
wheel.
The No. 3 Dual Drive plus either model 1520,
1522, 1524, or 1528 Rod Weeder Attachment
consists of nec- essary parts to drive the rotary
rod from both gauge wheels on double tool bars.
The ehisel plow or tool bar must be equipped with
regular clearance flat spring or flat
cushion-spring standards.
500D and 500E Tool Bars must be equipped with
TE50 and TE51 gauge wheels to drive the 1000 Se-
ries Rod Weeder Attachment.
The No. 4 Dual Drive plus either model 1010,
1012, 1014, or 1016 Rod Weeder Attachment
consists of the necessary parts to drive the
rotary rod from both chisel plow wheels.
The No. S Dual Drive plus either model 1651,
1652, or 1656 Rod Weed- er Attachment consists
of the nec- essary parts to drive the rotary rod
from both chisel plow wheels.
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b Sp ecitic ations
MODELS
Ch i s el P Iow Mode I No. in F. Mode I Ho. To I Bo r Mode I N o. S i ze in F. R od We eder ktode1 No.
100 SERIES SOOD 8ERIES
110 10 1010 512D 12 gingIe 1512
112 12 1012 514D 14 single 1514
114 14 1014 516D 16 single 1514
116 16 1016 520D 10 double 1520
100F SERIES 522D 12 double 1522
116 F 16 1116 524D 14 double 1524
118F 18 1118 526D 16 double 1526
120F 20 1120 528D 8 double 1528
122F 22 1122 582HD 12 single 1512
124F 24 1122 500E SERIES
150 SERIES 512E 12 single 1512
158 8 1058 514E 14 single 1514
160 10 1010 516E 16 single 1514 1010 516E 16 single 1514 1010 516E 16 single 1514 1010 516E 16 single 1514 1010 516E 16 single 1514
10 double
1520
520E 522E 524E 526E 528E 582HE
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12
1012
164 14 1064
150F SERIES 164F 14 1116
166F 16 1116
168F 18 1120
170F 20 1120
172F 22 1122
200F SET-t IES 219F 19 1218
221F 21 1219
223F 23 M2 3
225F 25 1225
227F 27 1227
229F 29 1227
250F SERIES
252F 22 1252
254F 24 1252
256F 26 1256
258F 28 1258
260F 30 1260
262F 32 1260
650 SERIES 65lH 10 1615
652I-I 12 1652
656I-I 16 1656
12 double 1522
14 double 1524
16 double 1526
8 double 1528
12 single 1512
(Speci ficatl ons and design sub jec I to chafe
wi thouI notic e.)
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OPERATION rods are properly adjusted, there
will be no binding when the drive
ROTARY RODS
wheel is turned. Slots are provided in the rod
sup- ports so each rod can be leveled and aligned
properly. The rods should be eente red and the
set screw in the locking spool should be tight
at all times. Each rod can be set at any of four
working depths. The deepest position is shown at
left. Change the position of the rod supports on
the support brackets for the various working
depths.
The rotary rods are f riction- driven from the
gauge wheels of the tool bar or chisel plow.
Two operations, sweeping the field and rod
weeding, can be com- bined into a once -over
operation. The rod weede r attachment makes
it possible to close the top layer of soil
against evaporation immediately be- hind the
chisel plow. ROD SUPPORT
REAR STANDARD SPRINGS Tighten springs on the
rear,row of flat cushion-spring standard clamps
as much as possible, to reduce move- ment of the
standards. LEVELING TOOL BAR OR CHISEL PLOW
LOCKNG SPOOL
Adjust the tool bar or chisel plow so it is
level from side to side and from front to rear.
See tool bar or chisel plow operator's manual. If
it cannot be adjusted so it is exactly level from
front to rear during op- eration, it is better to
have the front a little lower than the rear.
SUPPORT BRAGKET
ROD
The rotary rods must be level with the chisel
plow or tool bar and must turn freely at all
times. When the
ROTARY ROO
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PREPARING THE TRACTOR
chisel plow wheel or the tool bar gauge
wheel. When operating, the drive wheel should
run with just enough pressur e on the chisel plow
wheel or gauge wheel to turn the rotary rod. The
drive wheel must be kept run- ning parallel with
the wheel yoke. Adjust the wheel in the slots in
the yoke to keep the wheel parallel with the
sides of the yoke. When the depth of ope ratton
is changed it is nec essary to change the spring
or tension rod adjustment.
See tractor operator's manual for instructions on
tractor tire inflation, added ballast, and use of
rear mount- ed implements. When using the rod
weeder attach- ment on the 500D or 500E Series
Tool Bar on a 3020, 3010, 4020, or 4010 Tractor
recommended length for the 3-point hitch center
link is 26 inches. The lift links should be
adjusted to a length of 28-1/2 inch- es. Lower
the collars on both lift links to the second hole
to permit up and down movement of the lift
links. Locate the selector lever in the D
position. Set sway blocks in category 2 upper
position except when used with the 528D or 528E
Tool Bar. Sway blocks set in the category 2 lower
position are required on all tractors used with
the 528D or 528E Tool Bar and 1528 Rod Weeder
At- tachment.
TIRE INFLATION
It is very important that each drive wheel
tire be properly in- flated consider able
damage may re- sult to the tire if proper
pressure is not maintained. Recommended drive
wheel tire Inflation is 30 psi.
ROD WE ED ER ON 500D AND 500E TOOL
BAR TENSION LOCK NUT ROD
DRIVE WHE EL AND YOKE
ORIVE VHEBL
BOL
GAUM E WHEEL On the Tool Bar, the drlve wheel 1s
centered properly over right hand gauge whe e1 by
moving the gauge wheel as requl red. Adjust the
length of the tension rod (by turning the bolt)
to main- tain the proper tension, so the drive
wheel won't slip. Tighten the lock nut against
the retainer shaft after the adjustment is made.
CENTER
CDI SEL PLOT Wr EEL
Each rod weeder drive wheel must run on the
center of the tread of the
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operation 9
centered on the chisel plow wheels by the drtve
wheel yoke guide. Adjust the sprtng by turning
the bolt, to maintain the proper tension so drive
wheel will not slip. Tlghten the lock nut against
retainer shaft after the adjustment 1s made. POSI
TIONING STANDARDS
ROD WEEDER ON lOO, 100F, 150, I50FAND650HCHDELPLOW
S
On the 100, 100F, 150, 150F and 650H Chisel
Plows, proper tension of the springs will keep
the drlve wheel centered properly. Adust the
springs by turning the eyebolt, to maintain the
proper ten- sion so the drtve wheel won't slip. T
he drtve wheel also must run perpendteular so
there wf11 not be exeesstve wear on one side of
the drive wheel. Use the springs to ob- tain the
proper adjustment.
The center of the standard to whtch a drlve
boot is attached must be offset 1-1/2 tnehes
efthe r inside or outside of the ehtsel plow
wheel or gauge wheel, depending on the tool bar
or chisel plow on whie h the rod weeder
attachment is mounted. TOO L BARS On the 500D or
500E Serles Tool Bar, position the drive boot
stand- ard l- 1/2 Inches outside the center- line
of the gauge wheel. On the tool bars, tf the
center of the standard is not l- 1/2 Inc hes from
the center of the gauge wheel, loosen the bolts
In the gauge wheel attae h- ing clamp and move
the gauge wheel as requf red. CHDELPLOWS On the
116F, l22F, l24F, 164F, 170F, 172F, and all
models of the 200F and 250F Series Chisel Plows,
ROD WEEDER ON 200F AMD250F CHISELPLOWS
On the 200F and ?50F Cn1se1 Plows, the
drtve wheels are itept
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10 Operation the center of the standards to which
the drive boots are attached should be located l-
1/2 Inches insfde the centerline of the chisel
plow wheel. On the 100 and 150 Series, 650H
Sertes, 118F, 120F, 166F and t68F Chisel Plows,
plac e the center of the standards to which the
drive boots are attached l- 1/2 inc hes outside
of the center of the chisel plow wheel tread.
To adjust the rotary rod drive c hain, loosen the
tightener sprocket and move the sprocket dove to
loosen and up to tighten the chain inside the
boot. PAN DRIVE CMAIN RDlARY RDD
On the chisel plows, loosen the clamp attaching
tiolts and shift each standard if necessary, to
the proper location.
ADJ USTNG SLOTS
CHAIN ADJUSTMENT To adjust each main drive chain,
loosen the drive wheel, and move the wheel in the
adjusting slots until the chain is at the proper
tension.
T GHTE NER SPROCKET
Chains adjusted too tightly wt11 wear rapidly
howeve r, chains that are too loose will climb
the sprock- ets and wear them out. RAISING 100F
CHISEL PLOW OUTRIGGERS OUTRI GGER HI AGE
ROD
ROO
L0CKINC SPOOL
rod is even with the outrigger hinge point, and
secure the rods with the locking spool set
screws, After removing rods from the center
section standards, raise the out riggers as
instructed in the chisel plow operator's manual.
Before raising the 100F or t50F Chisel Plow
outrlggers when used wlth the rod weeder
attachment, loosen the two locking spools and
slide the rods out of the rod supports on the
center section standards. Slide the rods out
until the inner end of the
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Operation I I NO. 2, NO. 3, NO. 4, AND NO. 5
DUAL DRIVE ATTACHMENTS
to. 2 Dual Orive Atfocfimenf
With the No. 2 Dual Drlve Attach ment for slngle
bar tool bars and the No. 3 Dual Drlve Attachment
for double bar tool bars, the rod can be driven
from both gauge wheels on the 500D and 500E
Series Too1 Bars.
Each dual drive attachment con- sists of drive
boot, and drive wheel and yoke assembly which is
mounted over the left- hand gauge wheel. te- fer
to page 8 for adjustments.
This attachment provides a more positive drive,
and keeps the rotary rod turning at the correct
speed re - gardless of which disection the tool
bar or chisel plow is turned during operation.
With the No. 4 Dual Drive Attach- ment for the
100 and 150 Series Chisel Plows and the No. S
Dual Drive Attachment for the 650H Series C hisel
Plows, the rod can be driven from both chisel
plow wheels.
SAFETY SUGGES TIONS
To avoid injury, always be careful while
operating your tractor and tool bar or
chisel plow with rod weede r attachment.
All machinery should be operated only by those
who are responsible and have been delegated to
do so.
When transporting the tool bar or Chisel plow on
rood or highway at night or during the day, use
occes- sory lights and devices for adequate
warning to operators of other ve- hicles. In
this regard check local governmental
regulations. Various safety lights and devices
may be ob- tained from your John Deere dealer.
Never ride or permtt others to ride on the
drawbar of the tractor or on the tool bar or
chisel plow.
Remember Bn accident is us- ualty caused by
someone's careless- ness, neglect or oversight.
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LUBRICATION
Do not oil the drive chains during Operation.
POH
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Before storing the rod weeder, clean the chains,
and coat them with a heavy oil. When the machine
is to be used again, clean the chains with
kerosene.
Symbols
Grease every 10 hours of Operation with SAE
Multl- purpose-type grease.
SHIPPING BUNDLES REGUL AR EQUIPMENT FOR ROD WE E
DER ON CHISEL PLOWS
Budd I e N. Desc r ipti on 1058 10G4 1252 125G l258 12G0
BN 60194 N Drive hoot............... 1 1 3 3 3 3
BN60337 N BN 60344 N Pneumatic drive wheel ...... Rod supports, short, (2) with locking spool ........... 1 1 1 1 3 1 3 1 3 2 3 2
BN 60345 N BN 60346 N BN 60347 N Rod support, short . . . . . . . . . Rod supports, long and short (4) Rod support, long .......... 1 3 .. 3 3 3 . 3
B6N0348 N Drive wheel frame ......... 1 13 3 3 3
B6N0444 N B6N0350 N BN 60351 N Load springs (4-inch tube) .... Load springs (2-1/4-inch bar) . Frame guides and load springs . 1 I .. . . .. ..
BN 60353 N Wheel yoke extension ....... 3 3 3 3
B6N0496 N Frame guides and load springs . 1 1 1 1
R 744 DN Rotary rod - 10 ft.......... . 2
R 805 DN Rotary rod - 12 ft.......... 1 1 1 1
Nfi1803 N Rotary rod - fi ft ......... 2
N61804 N Rotary rod - 8 ft.......... 1 3 R 800 DN Rotary rod - 14 ft.......... 1 .. .. N61804 N Rotary rod - 8 ft.......... 1 3 R 800 DN Rotary rod - 14 ft.......... 1 .. .. N61804 N Rotary rod - 8 ft.......... 1 3 R 800 DN Rotary rod - 14 ft.......... 1 .. .. N61804 N Rotary rod - 8 ft.......... 1 3 R 800 DN Rotary rod - 14 ft.......... 1 .. .. N61804 N Rotary rod - 8 ft.......... 1 3 R 800 DN Rotary rod - 14 ft.......... 1 .. .. N61804 N Rotary rod - 8 ft.......... 1 3 R 800 DN Rotary rod - 14 ft.......... 1 .. .. 3 .. . .
N60193 N Rotary rod - 16 ft.......... ADDITIONA L
R EQUIRED EQUIPMENT FOR C HISEL PLOWS
AN 60546 N Boot support tiracket (used with
flat spring standards)...... 3 3 3 3
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REGUL AR EQUIPk1EN T FOR RO D WEEDER ON CHfSEL
PLOWS
1010 \012 1014 1016 1 I6 1 \ 18 1120 1I22 121g T223 1225 1227 T651 1G52 l B56
BN 60194 N Drive boot ............. BN 60194 N Drive boot ............. 1 1 1 1 3 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 1 1 1
BN 60337 N Pneumatic drive wheel ..... BN 60337 N Pneumatic drive wheel ..... 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 1 1 1
BN 60344 N Rod supports, short, (2) with BN 60344 N Rod supports, short, (2) with
locking spool .......... locking spool .......... 1 1 1 1 .. .. 1 1 2 2 1 1 1
BN 60345 N Rod support, short........ BN 60345 N Rod support, short........ 1 1 1 3 . 1 1 .. 1 1 3
BN 60346 N Rod supports, long and short BN 60346 N Rod supports, long and short
i4I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i4I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. 1 1 1 1 ..
BN 60347 N Rod support, long . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. 1 1 2 2 2 2 .. 2 .. 2 .. 2 ..
BN 60348 N Drive wheel frame........ 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 1
BN 60444 N Load springs (4 -inch tube) . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
BN 60350 N Load springs (2- 1/4-inch bar) . . . . . . .. 1 1 1 . .. 1 1 1 . .. 1 1 1 . .. 1 1 1 . .. 1 1 1 . .. 1 1 1 . .. 1 1 1 . .. 1 1 1
BN 60351 N Frame guides and load springs
..
1 1 1 1 .. 3 3 3 3 .. .. 2 2 .. 1 1 1 3 1 .. . 2 .
. .. . . . 1 2 .. 2 2 .. .
BN 60353 N Wheel poke extension ......
R 744DN Rotary rod - 10 ft.. . . . . . . . 1
R 805DN Rotary rod - 12 ft. .......
1 .. .. ..
..
N 61803 N Rotary rod - 6 ft. ....... N 61804
N Rotary rod - 8 ft. ....... R 800 DN Rotary rod
- 14 ft. ....... N 60193 N Rotary rod - 16
ft. .......
..
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A DOI TION A L REOUIR ED EOUIPMENT FOR CHIJEL
PLOWS Boot support bracket (u s e d with flat
spring standards) . 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3
AN 60546 N
Bundles
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REGUL AR EQUIPMENT FOR 1000 SERIES ROD WEEDER
ATTACHMENT ON SOOD AND SOOE TOOLBARS
1528
Bundl e No.
1512 1514 1520 1522 1524
De sc ripti on

BN 60194 N Drive boot ..................... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
BN 60337 N Pneumatic drive wheel ............. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
BN 60344 N Rod supports short, (2) with locking spool 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
BN 60345 N Rod support, short................ 2 2 2 1 1
BN 60348 N Drive wheel frame................ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
BN 60352 N 60352 N Mounting bracket................. Mounting bracket................. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
BN 60353 N 60353 N Wheel yoke extension .............. Wheel yoke extension .............. 1 1 1 1 1 1
R 744 DN 744 DN Rotary rod - 10 ft. . Rotary rod - 10 ft. . 1 1
R 800 DN 800 DN Rotary rod - 14 ft. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . _ Rotary rod - 14 ft. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . _ 1 1 . .
R 805 DN 805 DN Rotary rod - 12 ft. ............... Rotary rod - 12 ft. ............... . 1 . .
N 60193 N 60193 N Rotary rod - 16 ft. ............. Rotary rod - 16 ft. ............. 1 1 . 1 .
SPECI AL EQUIPMENT
Bundles
Bundl e No. De sc ription No. 2 Dual Drive No 3 Dual Dr ive No 4 Du ol Dr ive No. S Dual Dri ve
BN 60194 N Drive boot ..................... 1 1 1 1
BN 60337 N Pneumatic drive wheel ............. 1 1 1 1
BN 60348 N Drive wheel frame................ 1 1 1 1
BN 60352 N Mounting bracket................. 1 1 .
BN 60353 N Wheel frame extension ............. 1
BN 60349 iI Load spring (for 4-inch tube)......... 1
BN 60350 N Load spring (for 2- 1/4 -inch bar) ...... 1
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ASSEMBLY
PRE PARING TOOL BAR OR CHISEL PLOW
DRIVE WH E EL
Check the tooth pattern and make sure it agrees
with the appropriate diagram in the tool Dar or
chisel plow operator's manual. Support the rear
bar of the chisel plow on stands and r e m ov
e the sweeps I rom the rear standards. ROD WE
ED ER BOO T

• Remove the hub from yoke and
• bolt it to the wheel.
• Bolt the drive sprocket to the hub of the drive
  wheel.
• ROD AND DRIVE

AssemDle each individual rod weede r on the
tixl Dar or chisel plow as instructed on the
following pages.
L Loosenthetghtener sprocket and the bolts
incñcated. 2. Remove the double sprocket from
the top of the boot. It is not necessary to
sepBrBte the drtve chain.
CHISEL PLOWS AND TOOL BAR5 WI TH FL AT CUSHION-5
PRING 5TANDARDS The springs on the rear row of
standards should De tightened as much as
possible to reduce standard movement.
3. Remove the single sprocket from inside the
Dixt.
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16 Assembly 1512 AND 1514 ROD WEEDER ATTACHMENTS
FOR 512D, 514D, 582HD, 512E, 514E, AND 582HE
TOOLBARS
Flat Cushion-Spring Standard (500D and 500E
Series Toolbars Manufactured Prior to 1964)
POSITIONING STANDARD
The eente r of the standard to which the
drive boot is attached must be offset 1-1/2
inches outside the center of the gauge wheel.
If the standard is not offset 1- 1/2 inches,
loosen the attaching clamps and shift the gauge
wheel as required. The bar space rs may be moved
if necessary to accommodate the gauge wheels.

• Remove the two springs, U- bolt, and clip f rom
  the clamp. Re - move the nut from the ve rtieal
  bolt at the front of the clamp, which at- taches
  the standard to the clamp. Use two bolts (5/8 x 5
  inches) to secure spring bracket to the bottom
  of the clamp. Re -install the nut on the ver-
  tical bolt.
• The long side of the spring brack-
• et must be toward the right of the standard. Use
  flat washers under the nuts and lock washers.
  The bolts in the end of the drive wheel yoke and
  the 3/4 x 3-3/4 -inch bolt are not used.
• Secure the boot attaching clip to the rear clamp
  bolt as shown.
• F LAT SPRING STANDARD C LAMP

Flat Cushion-Sp ring Standard (500D and SOON
Serves Toolbars Manufactured 1964 and Up)

• Remove the two springs and bolts from the clamp.
• Remove the bolt and nut at the front of the clamp
  which attaches the
• standard to the clamp. Install in its place the
  3/4 x 3-3/4 -inch bolt.
• Install the 5/8 x 3- 1/2 -inch bolts (shipped
  in the drive wheel yoke) in the front of the
  clamp. The two 5/8 x 5-inch bolts are not used.
• A t t a e h the spring bracket
• under the standard as shown with the 3/4 x 3-3/4
  -inch bolt.
• Seeure the boot attaehing elip
• to the rear clamp bolt as shown.

1. Bolt the adjusting pipe bracket to the front of
   the standard clamp behind the right -hand gauge
   wheel.
2. Secure the boot attaching clip to the rear clamp
   bolt.

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