International 710 Operator's Manual page 33

SETTING UP
ON-THE-LAND OPERATION
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Continued
REAR FURROW WHEEL
1.
Bolt the
rear axle
assembly and
the cylinder
anchor
to
the
end
of
the
main frame.
Be
sure
the
reinforcing
plate
is
below
the
wheel mounting bracket
as
shown
at
"A",
lllust.
31.
Use
a
torque
wrench
and
tighten
these bolts to
a
setting
of
190 foot-pounds.
Note:
The two rear
bolts
must
be installed
down
through the
frame
with
nuts on the
bottom
of
the
reinforcing plate.
2.
Bolt the
wheel with
tire to
the
hub on
the
furrow
axle.
3.
Attach the
hydraulic cylinder.
4.
Connect
the
hoses
to
the cylinder
and
secure
them
in
the
clamp
at
"B",
lllust.
31.
5.
Install tie
rod anchor as
shown
in lllust.
31.
6.
Connect the
rear steering
link to the
axle
arm.
7.
Connect
the tie
rod as
shown
in
lllusts.
28A
and 31
for 5
furrow plows.
For
6
furrow
plows
install
the
two
tie
rod
extension straps
between the
rear of the
tie
rod and
the tie
rod anchor,
number
5,
shown
in
lllust.
31.
Tighten only until
the
main frame and ex-
tension
are aligned. In
the
case
of
plows
without a
frame extension, tighten
until
the
rod
is tight.
Secure with
jam
nut.
DO NOT
OVERTIGHTEN!
GAUGE WHEEL
1.
Bolt the
gauge wheel bracket
to
the
main
frame. Note
that the tie
rod anchor
at."D",
lllust.
31
A
will
be secured by
the
bolt
through the
main frame.
2.
Slide the
standard
up through the slot
in
the
bracket and secure
it
with the
re-
taining pin.
31
8"
tor
18"
plows
6"
for
16"
plows
MA
4J<XM
lust.
31
3.
Bolt the
gauge wheel
to
the hubs.
Be
sure
to
read
"GAUGE WHEEL"
in
the Adjust-
ing
and Operating Instructions.
»
lllust.
31A