John Deere 1100 Integral Field Cultivator Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.OMN159372)

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INTEGRAL FIELD CULTIVATOR
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OPERATORS MANUAL 1100 INTEGRAL FIELD
CULTIVATOR OMN159372 G8 English
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O M N 1 5 9 3 7 2
OMN159372 G8
LITHO IN THE U.S.A. ENGLISH
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To the Purchaser
This new f ield c ultivator was c arefull y
designed and manufactured to give years of
dependable service. To keep it running eff
icientl y, read the instructions in this
operator's manual. Each section is clearl y
identified so yo u c an easiIy f i nd t h e in fo
r m at ion yo u n ee d whether it be
operation , Iubrie ation, or assembl y. Read the
Table of Contents to learn where each sec- tion
is located. Right-hand" and left-hand sides
are determined by facing the direction the field
cul tiv ator will travel when in use. Record
your field cultivator serial number in the space
provided on page 29. Your dealer needs this
information to give you prompt, efficient service
when you order parts or attachments.
If your field cultivator requires replacement
parts, go to your John Deere dealer where you can
obtain Genuine Joh n Deere Parts. Accept no
substitutes. Genuine John Deere Parts fit
properly and insure sa- tisfactory service
because they are made from the or iginal patterns
and from the same materials used in new
machines The warranty on this implement appears
on your copy of the purchase order wh ich you
should have received from your dealer when you
purchased the implement. This safety alert
symbol identifies important safety messages in
this manual . When you see this symbol , be alert
to the possibility of person al in- jury and car
ef ully read the message that follow s Your
operator's manual contains SI Metric Equiva- lems
which follow immediately after the U.S. custom-
ary units of measurement.
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Contents
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SAFETY SUGGESTIONS. . IDENTIFICATION VIEWS... .
Installing Extensions and Stub Bars for 15-1/2,
16-1/2, and 17-1/2-Foot (4.7, 5.0, and 5.3 m)
Rigid Models Installing Stabilizer Wheels on
15-1/2, 16-1/2, and 17-1/2-Foot (4.7, 5.0, 5.3
m) Models. . Installing Hinges, Extensions, and
Stub Bars 15-1/2, 16-1/2, and 17-1/2-Foot (4.7,
5.0, 5.3 m) Fold-Up Models. . 18-1/2, 19-1/2, and
20-1/2-Foot (5.6, 5.9,
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" 6-1 .... .... 6
Mast and Hitch. ... . .. Bolts and Nuts ....
.................. 6 Attaching Remote Cylinder on
Fold-up Field Cultivators . . 6 Rockshaft Control
and Remote Cylinder Operating Levers .
................ 7 Attaching Cultivator to
Tractor............ 8 Tightening Spring-Trip
Standards . ..... 8 Leveling Cultivator
.................... 9 Operating Outrigger Lift
on Fold-up Field Cultivators ....................1
0 Stabilizer Wheels .. .. .............11
Transporting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . .11
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6.2 m) Fold-Up Models.......... .
....19 Installing Stabilizer Wheels on 18-1/2,
19-1/2, and 20-1/2-Foot (5.6, 5.9, 6.2 m) 1100
Fold-Up Models . Installing Hinges, Outriggers,
and Stub Bars for 21-1/2, 22-1/2, 23-1/2, and
24-1/2 Foot (6.5, 6.8, 7.2, 7.5 m) 1100 Fold-Up
.19
Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . .20
LUBRICATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .12 ATTACHMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . .13 ASSEMBLY. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-27 Center
Main Frame .....................14 Mast and Hitch
Pins for Category 2 Hitch without Quik-Coupler
..................14 Mast and Hitch Pins for
Category 2 Hitch with Quik-Coupler. . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Mast and Hitch Pins
for Category 3 Hitch
Installing Stabilizer Wheels on 21-1/2, 22-1/2,
23-1/2, and 24-1/2-Foot (6.5, 6.8, 7.2, 7.5 m)
1100 Fold-Up Models Installing Truss Rods on
18-1/2-Foot (5.6 m)
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and Larger 1100 Fold-Up Models ..... ...21
Installing Outrigger Lift on 1100 Fold-Up Models.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
21-22 Installing Jack Stand on 18-1/2-Foot (5.6
m) and Larger Fold-Up Models .............22 Insta
lling SMV Emblem ..................22 Installing
Drawbar Attachment on Field Cultivators . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.23 Attaching Spring-Trip Standards ..........
.23 Spacing Diagrams ...................
24-27 Installing Safety Reflectors
................27 SPECIFICATIONS ......
.............. 28-29
with Quik-Coupler. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .15 lnstall Stub Bars for 10-1/2, 11-1/2, and
12-1/2-Foot (3.2, 3.5, 3.8 m) Rigid
Models. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . .16 Installing Extensions and Stub Bars
for 13-1/2 and 14-1/2-Foot (4.1 and 4.4 m) Rigid
Models ........................16
Tractor Requirements. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. Serial Number ..................
. .29 29
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Safety Suggestions

• The safety of the operator was one of the prime
  considerations in the minds of John
• Deere engineers when this cultivator was designed
• You can make your farm a safer place lo live and
  work if you observe the safety suggestions given.
  Sludy these suggestions carefully and insist that
  they be followed by those working with you and
  for you.
• For tractor stability and operator safety,
  tractor front end weiqhts may be required. See
  page 5.
• Do not adjust the cultivator while it is in
  motion.
• Never permit any person other than the operator
  on the tractor.
• Never ride or permit olhers to ride on the
  cultiva- tor.
• Drive at speeds slow enough to insure your
  safety. Reduce speed before turning quickly or
  applying brakes. Drive slowly over hills and
  rough ground to avoid tractor tipping over.
• Always keep tractor in gear when driving down
  steep grades with cultivator raised.
• Choose a level place and remain stationary when
  raising and lowering the outriggers to maintain
  stabil- ity

Prolonged exposure to loud noise can cause im-
pairment or loss of hearing. Hearing protective
devices (such as ear muffs or plugs) can
effectively protect against loud noises. When
you are exposed to noise which is objection- able
or uncomfortable, il is recommended that you wear
a suitable hearing protective device. When
transporting the Cultivator on a road or high-
way at night or during the day, use accessory
lights and devices for aoequate warning to
operators of other vehicles. In this regard,
Check local govern- mental regulations. Various
safety lights and devices are available rom your
John Deere dealer. Always support cultivator
frame and rigs on stands or blocks before working
under or around cultivator. Escaping hydraulic
fluid under pressure can have sufficient force to
penetrate the skin, causing serious personal
injury. Before disconnecting lines, be sure to
relieve all pressure. Before applying pressure to
the system, be sure all connections are tight and
that lines. pipes, and hoses are not damaged.
Fluid es- caping from a very small hole can be
almost invisi- ble. Use a piece of cardboard or
wood, rather than hands, to search for suspected
leaks. If injured by escaping fluid, see a
doctor at once. Serious infection or reaction can
develop if proper medical treatment is not
administered immediately. If spray can paint is
used be careful when discard- ing empty can. Do
not incinerate or puncture can. Fi n all y ,
reme m ber this A n accident is u su ally
caused by someone s carelessness, neglect, or
over- sight.
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JOHN DEERE 1100 FIELD CULTIVATOR
PREDELIVER Y CHECK LIST Inspect the cultivator
after it has been completely assembled to make
sure it operates properly. The follow'ing list is
a reminder of the points to inspect and
procedures to follow before delivering the culti-
vator to the customer. Check off each item if
found satisfactory or after proper adjustment is
made.
OWNER REGISTER
Address
Post Office State Implement Serial No.
Implement Size Date Purchased
O Spring teeth are correctly spaced for width to
be cultivated.
a Shovels or sweeps are correctly assembled.
O Standard attaching U-bolts tightened to 85
ft-lbs (119 Nm) torque.
DELIVERY CHECK LIST At the time of deIivery,
important info rm ation should be conveyed
directly to the customer. Check off each item
below as it is fully explained to the cus- tomer.
O Cultivator is properly lubricated.
Safety reflectors and SMV emblem are installed.
Restrictors are installed in remote cylinder
ports on Fold-Up Field Cultivator.
Adyise the customer to lubricate tLie machine as
directed in the operator's manual. Give the
operator's manual to the customer and explain all
operating adjustments to him. Tell the customer
of safety precautions he must observe when using
this machine. See page 2. Make sure the customer
has the right size and type of hydraulic cylinder
to use for his particular model cultivator. See
page 29. If it becomes necessary to transport the
cultivator on public roads or highways, advise
customer to check with local and state agencies
regarding the regulations for transporting
oversize equipment and the use of accessory
lights and devices for adequate warning to
operators of other vehicles on such roads. To the
best of my knowledge, this machine has been
delivered ready for field use and the cus- tomer
has been fully informed regarding proper care and
operation.
I have performed the above predelivery service to
the best of my ability.
Date
Signed
Date Signed
Insert for OM-NI59372 (G8) Litho in U.S.A.
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AFTER-SALE CHECK LIST Th e foIIo w in g i s a su
gg esI ed IisI o f it em s to be checked at a
dealer-customer mu tually agr eeable time during
the first operating season. 0 Check with the
customer as to the performance of the cultivator,
Make certain he understands the proper operating
adjustments for his crop (or soil condition)
. If possible, operate the cuItiv ator to see
that it is functioning properIy. 0 Acquaint
the customer with any special attach- ment which
wiI help him to do a better job. 0 Go over
entire cultivator for loose or missing bolts.
n
Check for broken or damaged parts.
Chec k w it h the c us tomer to as cer tain if
the recommended periodic lubrication has been
performed. Review lhe operator's man ual with the
custom - er and stress the importance of proper
Iubrica- tion and safety precautions. Signed
Da te
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Identification Views 3
AGauge Wheel Outrigger Lift Arm
EExtensions, 37 and 18" (940 mm and 457 mm)
CSMV Emblem DShovels, 1-3/4 (45 mm)
John Deere 18- 1/2-Foot (5.6 m) 1100 Field
Cultivator on 4230 Tractor
AExtension, 37 (940 mm) WQuik-Coupler
CSMV Emblem DSpring-Trip Standards
John Deere 16- 1/2-Foot (5.0 m) 1100 Field
Cultivator on 2640 Tractor
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Operation
PREPARING THE TRACTOR
T0 CEN TER 0F T I RE
LIFT
DRAWBAR
Tractor with Category 2. Three-Point Hitch
See your tractor operator's manual for
complete tractor operating and adjusting
instructions.
mum length, to assure adequate clearance between
tractor tires and cultivator components. See
your tractor operator's manual. LI FT LI NK
LATERAL FLOAT A DJUST- MENT I f frame gauge
wheels are used, adjust lift link pins to allow
lateral float. I f frame gau ge wheels are not
used, adjust lift link pins to prevent lateral
float as illustrated above. See your tractor
operator's manual.
WHEEL SPACI hlG Set the tractor wheels for the
desired row spacing so the wheels are centered
between the rows The dimension A from the
center of the tractor to the center of each tire
should be the same. See your tractor operator's
manual for correct tire inflation pressures and
instructions for wheel ballast where required
SWAY BLOCKS Place the sway blocks in the upper,
wide setting (as illustrated) to prevent
cultivator side sway during trans port. See your
tractor operator's manual. DRAW BAR
POSITION Place the drawbar in the short, center
position to provide maximum clear ance between
rear of dr a wbar and cultivator. LIFT LINKS ANB
CENTER LINK Adjust length of lift links and
center link to mini -
ROCKSHAFT SELECTOR LEVER IMPORTANT Do not use
stabilizer wheels to deter- mine the operating
depth for heavy draft loads. Adjust stabilizer
wheels for only light contact with the ground and
position the lever midway between the ZERO
(depth control) and MAX (maximum load control)
positions. If the cultivator chatters or tends
to pull o ut of the gro un d, mov e the I eve r
closer to the ZERO setting.
NO TE On earlier model tra ctors, pla ce the
Iever in the LD (loa d and depth control)
position.
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Operation 5
BALLAST INFORMATION
Tractor front end stability is necessary for safe
and efficient operation. Therefore, it is
important that the proper amount of weight be
install ed on the front of the tractor as
recommended in your tractor operator's manual.
Line 1
Line 2
NOTE Ballast recommendations provide lor ade-
quate transport stability at recommended spepds.
Additional Iront ballast may be required lor
satisfacto- ry lield operation due to sudden or
extreme lorces on the tractor hitch, such as may
occur when removing th e cultivator mom th e gro
un d an d turning a I ro w en ds, or during lield
transport o ver very ro ugh ground.
Total Implement Code
CAUTION Do not transport cultivator at more than
10 mph (16 km/h).
Cultivator Size
Implement Code
Instructions Step 1Find the size of your
cultivator in the table at the right and enter
its Implement Code on Line 1. Step I I Enter
an I mpl ement Code for each at- tachment or
option used on your cultivator, on Line 2
below. Step IIIAdd Implement Code of cultivator
and Implement Code(s) for each attachment used to
ob- tain the Total Implement Code.
9-1/2 (2.9 m) Rigid 60
10-1/2 (3.2 m) Rigid 62
11-1/2 (3.5 m) Rigid 67
12-1/2 (3.8 m) Rigid 72
13-1/2 (4.1 m) Rigid 84
14-1/2 (4.4 m) Rigid 87
15-1/2 (4.7 m) Rigid 103
15-1/2 (4.7 m) Fold-Up 105
16-1/2 (5.0 m) Rigid 106
16-1/2 (5.0 m) Fold-Up 108
17-1/2 (5.3 m) Rigid 110
17-1/2 (5.3 m) Fold-Up 111
18-1/2 (5.6 m) Fold-Up (5.6 m) Fold-Up 140
Step IV Refer to tractor operator's manual to de- 19-1/2 (5.9 m) Fold-Up (5.9 m) Fold-Up 142
termine required tractor front ballast. 20-1/2 (6.2 m) Fold-Up (6.2 m) Fold-Up 145
21-1/2 21-1/2 (6.5 m) Fold-Up 145
IMPORTANT Refer to tractor operator's manual 22-1/2 IMPORTANT Refer to tractor operator's manual 22-1/2 (6.8 m) Fold-Up 146
1. If the total implement code exceeds the maxi- 23-1/2 1. If the total implement code exceeds the maxi- 23-1/2 (7.2 m) Fold-Up 151
mum implement code listed for a particular tractor 24-1/2 mum implement code listed for a particular tractor 24-1/2 (7.5 m) Fold-Up 157
model, the implement-attachment combination is
not recommended for that tractor. 2. The total
load on any tractor wheel due to the weight of
the implement- attachment combination and tractor
equipment, should not exceed the carrying
capacity of the tractor tires.
Implement Code
Attachments or Options
Gauge Wheels (add only when using on 15 15-1/2,
16-1/2, or 17-1/2-Foot 14.7, 5.0, 5.3 m Rigid
Models) Hitch 8 Harrow Attachment 3.14 Per Foot
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6 Operation
PREPARING THE CULTIVATOR
MAST AND HITCH IMPORTANT Before taking the
implement to the field, be sure the mast and
hitch pins are as- sembled correctly. See pages
14 and 15 for illus- t r a t i o n s a n d i n s
t r uc t i o n s o n a s s e m b I i n g
correctly. The hitch pins can be assembled for
use as follows With Category 2, 3-point hitch
with Quik-Coupler. With Category 2, 3-point hitch
without QUÏ k-Cou- pler. With Category 3, 3-
point hitch with Q uik-Coupler. BOLTS AND
NUTS Before starting to work with your new
machine or one which has been stored, check to
see that all nuts on bolts are tight. After the
machine has been operat- ed for a short period of
time, chec k to be sure that bolts are tight.
ATTACH I NG REMOTE CYLINDER ON FOLD -UP FIELD
CULTIVATOR S NOTE See page 28 for approved types
of remote cylinders.
ARemote Cylinder BRestrictors CHoses Cylinder
With End Porls
R e c omm e n d e d T o r q u e V a 1 u e s 1 n F o o t - P o un d s ( Nrr ) C o a r s e a n d F n e T h r e a d s R e c omm e n d e d T o r q u e V a 1 u e s 1 n F o o t - P o un d s ( Nrr ) C o a r s e a n d F n e T h r e a d s R e c omm e n d e d T o r q u e V a 1 u e s 1 n F o o t - P o un d s ( Nrr ) C o a r s e a n d F n e T h r e a d s

B o 1 t D i ameter (lnches) T h r e e Radï a l D a s h e s Radial D a s h e s
1/4 5/ 6 3/ 8 7/16 1/2 9/ t 6 5/ 8 3/4 7/8 1 t 0 ( 15 ) 20 2 5 35 45 5 5 7 5 g 5 t 15 t 3 0 1 7 5 3 0 0 i4 0 5 t7 0 Z30 4 4 5 (60 6 7 0 ( 9 I 1 4 ( 19 ) 30 ( 40) 50 ( 70) 8 0 ( 11 0 ) 1 2 0 ( 1 6 5 ) 1 7 5 ( 24 0 24 0 3 2 5 ) 425 ( 575) 68 0 ( 93 0 ) t 03 0 ( 13 9 5 )
Torque Chart
ARemote Cylinder BRestrictors CHoses
T i ght en all b ol t s t o t he tor ques s pec
if ied in t he chart above. It is important that
bolts be kept tight at all times. Loose bolts can
cause breakage of parts. Check the tightness of
bolts periodically and keep them tightened to the
torques specified above. All bolts used in the
field cultivator are "high strength" bo Its , an
d wh en re pla c ed, bo I ts o f equa I or higher
strength should be used. High strength bolts
are identified by the three radial dashes on the
bolt head.
Cylinder Wilh Side Porls
IMPORTANT Before installing the remote cyl-
inder (A), be sure to install the two restrictors
(B) provided in the ports of the cylinder as
shown. Attach hoses (C) to restrictors and
tighten se- curely. Side ports must point to
rear, with hoses routed as shown.
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Operation 7
Attaching Cylinder Attach the remote hydraulic
cylinder to the lift arms on cultivator, routing
hoses downward or toward the rear as shown above.
Removing Trapped Air From Cylinder All trapped
air must be removed after the hoses are connected
to the restrictors. Remove the trapped air from
the cylinder by placing cylinder on the transport
arm of the tractor with the hose end up. Plug the
ends of the hoses into the tractor hydraulic
outlets. Start the tractor engine and move the
cylinder operating lever back and forth seven or
eight times. This will bleed the a'ir from the
cylinder.
NOTE Remote cylinder hoses musi be inserted in
proper tractor outlets to obtain indicated
operation. Insert the coupler with a groove in
the tractor outlet with a notch. If the hose
couplers are installed correctly the outriggers
will raise when the control lever is pulled to
the rear and lower when the lever is pushed
forward. See your tractor operator's manual.
IMPORTANT Check lifting function by raising and
lowering outriggers slowly to make certain
cylinder rod is fully retracted when outriggers
are fully raised and hinge stops are contacted
firmly when cylinder rod is fully extended. If
necessary, change position of shims on lift frame
straps. (See page 21.) ROCKSHAFT CONTROL AND
REMOTE CYLINDER OPERATING LEVERS cultivator for
transport and lower the cultivator for operation.
Set depth stop so cultivator works at the desired
depth.
U P P E ft P I G HT C 0 U P L E R
LOWER RIGHT COUPLER LEF T C0bPLER F L 0 AT L 0 C
K0U T S TO P
To lower the cultivator temporarily without
resetting the depth stop, move the rockshaft
control lever to the left-hand side of the slot
and forward past the stop.
Remote Cylinder Operating Levers If outrigger
lift is used, raise or lower outriggers by
operating proper remote cylinder operating lever.
TO
EXTETD TO RETRACT
R0 C KS HAFT C0 N TR0 L L EY ER
NOTE Remote cylinder hoses musi be inserted in
proper tractor outlets to obtain indicated
operation. See Attaching Cylinder above.
TO
LOVER RAISE
TO
CAUTION Before attaching cultivator to
tractor, be sure hitch pins and spacers are
completely assembled to match the hitch
configu- ration of your tractor. (See pages 14
and 15.)
D E P T H ADJUSTING K N 0 B
Typical Console - 4030 or Larger
Tractor Rockshaft Control Lever Use the tractor
rockshaft control lever to raise the
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8 Operation
ATTACHING CULTIVATOR TO TRACTOR Tractor Without
Quik-Coupler CENTER L INK LATCH HANDLE
DETACHING CULTIVATOR FROM TRACTOR CAUT I ON On
fol d-up mo dels with suppo rt stand, pin support
stand down before detach- ing cultivator.
Uncouple hydraulic hoses and marker ropes if
applicable. Lower cultivator onto a level
surface. Loosen cen- ter link as necessary to
remove load from hitch. Release center link latch
lever and disconnect cen- ter link. Remove hitch
pins or release Quik-Coupler latch levers then
detach tractor from cultivator.
H I T CH

AND BAL
TIGHTENING SPRING-TRIP STANDARDS
0 RA F T L I h R
L E VE L S CRE N
U I K - L 0 C K P I N
U - B0 L T
DRA FT L I N K L 0 C K P I N S HITtH PIN
Back the tractor and position the draft links in
front of and in line with hitch pins. Stop the
engine and set the brakes. Extend the draft links
and adjust the length of the lift links to enable
installation of hitch pins. Install pins and
secure with Quik-Lock pins Adjust the length of
the center link then fasten it to the mast ball,
and secure with the latch lever. Tractor With
Quik-Coupler Lower the coupler to allow jaws to
pass under culti- vator mast spacer and hitch
pins. Back the tractor then raise the coupler
to firmly seat coupler jaws. Lo c k t he Iat ch
leve r s . Be sure t he spr in g-Io aded latches
in the lower coupler jaws are extended above
hitch pins. NOTE On fold-up rrodels with
support stand, pin stand up after attaching
cultivator. Plug remote hy- draulic cylinder
hoses into tractor outlets as shown on page 6.
P T Y0T
B 0 LT
The spring-trip standard is adjusted at the
factory and requires no other adjustment other
than keeping the attaching U-bolt and pivot bolt
tight.
After a few hours of operation, check the
attaching U-bolt and pivot bolt. Tighten U-bolt
to 85 ft-lbs (119 Nm) torque and pivot bolt to
120 ft-lbs (168 Nm) torque. Periodically check to
be sure these bolts are tightened to specified
torque.
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Operation 9
LEVELING CULTIVATOR
Main Frame
TRACTOR AKLE L tN
A D J U ST 1 h G S C RE X S
CUL T I VAT 0R FRANE L I NE
CENTER LINK
After cultivator is attached to tractor, raise
the cul- tivator off the surface a couple of
inches. Stand at rear of cultivator and sight
across top of cultivator frame and tractor axle.
Level cultivator frame from side to side by
adjusting lift links on tractor 3-point hitch.
C U L T I V AT 0 R F RAN E
Lower cultivator to working position and operate
a few feet in the field. Stop tractor and walk
around to the side of cultivator to determine by
eye if cultivator side frame is level with ground
line. I f cultivator side frame is not level with
ground line, turn the center link on tractor
either in or out until cultivator side frame is
parallel or level with the ground line.

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G R0 U N D L 15 E

When properly leveled, all cultivator tools will
enter the ground to a uniform depth. Outriggers To
level the outriggers with the main frame,
install the shims provided between the 2-eared
hinge and the outrigger (or extension). See page
18, 19, or 20.
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10 Ope Tb tiO fi OPERATING OUTRIG GER LIFT ON
FOLD -UP FIELD CULTIVATO US
!8 1s-rooi s.a my i i oo row- up rind C liivator
in Transport Position
NOTE Belore operating Ihe outrigger lift, be sure
restrictors are installed in the remote hydraulic
li(I cylinder ports as shown on page 7 IMPORTANT
Use ONLY the correct size hy- draulic
cylinder or damage can result to the culti-
vator. See page 23. After the cylinder has Deen
installed on the cultiva- tor, Check the tractor
hydraulic oil supply to De sure it is adequate
for operating the cylinder. IMPORTANT To prevent
damage to cultivator, be sure to have lockup pins
in outrigger lift hinge brackets at A and not
through lockup cIevis(es) at B before raising
outriggers. Check lift func- tion for proper
action. (See pages 7 and 21.) Start the tractor
engine and raise the outriggers to the transport
position, then lower tn operating posi- tion by
moving the remote hydraulic cylinder operat- ing
lever on the tractor Repeat this procedure
several times.
NOTE. II all the air is not removed mom the re-
mote hydraulic cylinder lhe outriggers may not
raise and lower properly. If trouble is
encountered, refer to page 7 lot instructions on
remoring trapped air from the cyhnder.
CAUTION Use extreme care when raising or
lowering outriggers. Check to be sure that you
are the only person on the tractor or around
the cultivator before raising or lowering
outriggers.
CAUTION Before transporting with out- riggers
raised, be s ure to ha ve Iock up
s
pins through lockup cIevis(es) at B and se-
cured in place with spring locking pins.
Choose a level place and remain stationary when
operatina the outriqaers for maximum stahilitv
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