Rear Furrow Wheel; Scouring - International 710 Operator's Manual

ADJUSTING
AND
OPERATING
PLOW OPERATION
ATTACHING TO TRACTOR
Slip the
lower
link ball joints
over
the
plow hitch pins and lock
in
place with Klik
Pin provided.
Note:
Use
shields (located
in
tractor
tool
box)
ahead
of
Klik Pins
to
prevent
the
Klik
Pins
from
being dislodged
from
plow
hitch
pins.
The upper
link of the
tractor
is
not
used.
Secure
in the
storage position
and be sure
it
will not interfere with the operation
of
the
lower
links.
When
transporting, or
in
the
field,
slow
down
before
turning.
Do
not
use
individual
tractor
wheel braking
to
make
short turns.
This plow has
limit stops
which do
not
per-
mit
pivot turns.
SCOURING
If
the
plow bottoms
do not
scour im-
mediately,
it
is
because
the soil is
rather
sticky
and you
will
have
to
wait
until the
bottoms have
taken a land
polish.
This
may
require a few rounds
or,
in
very
sticky
soil,
a few days.
To
obtain this
land
polish,
it
is
recommended
that
you run
the
plow
rather
shallow and
fast.
It
is
also advisable
to set
the colters far
to
the outside
of the landside
and
not too deep.
Sometimes
it
is
necessary
to
remove
the colters entirely so as
to
ob-
tain the
maximum
pressure on
the
plow
bottom which
aids
in
scouring.
REAR FURROW WHEEL
The purpose
of the
rear furrow wheel
is
to
take part
of the thrust
of
the
landside
against the
furrow
wall
and
to
carry
the
rear end
of the
plow
when
transporting.
The adjustments provided are
especially
important
when
plowing hard or
difficult
soils.
Make
certain
the tire
is
inflated to
the
recommended
40 pounds
of air
pres-
sure before making
adjustments.
The
bolt
"K"
in
II
lust. 10
serves
to
locate
the axle
in
one
of five
possible positions
in
the axle sleeve.
Use
the
center
position
for
average
conditions.
Note:
With
the
use
of
larger
tires this
adjustment
is
limited
by
tire
clearance and care should be
taken
not
to
allow the tire
to
rub on
the linkage.
Adjusting
the
wheel
closer
to the furrow wall
can
aid
in
taking side thrust and
help reduce landside wear.
Be
sure
to
completely collapse
the h/draulic
cylinder each time the
plow
is
lowered
to
operate.
lust.
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