It is said that, "the best kind of a safety device is a careful operator." We, at Unverferth Manufactur- ing Company, Inc., ask that you be that kind of operator.
Page 3
ThANK yoU foR yoUR PURChASE! Please fill out and retain this portion for your records. For warranty consideration, please contact dealer where purchased. The serial number plate is located on the right inside of frame tube (Fig. 1). Product Serial Number Date of Purchase Dealer City...
SAfETy DECAlS SAfETy SIGNAl WoRDS Signal words are used to alert users of potential hazards and the severity of these hazards. DANGER INDICATES AN EXTREMEly hAZ- ARDoUS SITUATIoN oR ACTIoN ThAT WIll RESUlT IN SERIoUS INjURy oR DEATh. WARNING INDICATES A hAZARDoUS SITUATIoN oR ACTIoN ThAT CoUlD RESUlT IN SERIoUS INjURy oR DEATh.
Never attempt to operate implement unless you Do not work under an unsupported implement. are in driver's seat. Use blocks or jackstands with a load rating equal to or greater than the weight of the implement for adequate support. oPERATING Do not grease or oil the equipment while in operation.
SECTIoN I oPERATIoNS WARNING! KNoW AND UNDERSTAND Read this operation section thoroughly. Acquaint SAfETy RUlES bEfoRE oPERATING oR yourself with the adjustments required to obtain SERVICING ThIS MAChINE. REVIEW “SAfETy” efficient and trouble-free operations. SECTIoN IN ThIS MANUAl If NECESSARy. PREPARING TRACToR Before operating implement refer to tractor Before hitching to the MAXIMUS disk, be certain...
OPERATIONS lEVElING than the inner blades. Similarly, the inner blades on the rear gangs will wear faster than the outer When leveling your MAXIMUS DISK, position the blades. For best performance, keep all blades tractor with the implement on a level surface. approximately the same diameter.
OPERATIONS fIG. 1-1 fIG. 1-3 oM-04313 oM-04313 WoRKING DEPTh Working depth of the MAXIMUS DISK is con- trolled by the tractor's 3-point hitch. Down pressure should not be applied with the tractor 3-point hydraulic system. If the disk runs deeper than 2"-4"...
OPERATIONS oPERATING INSTRUCTIoNS REVERSIblE hITCh Select a gang angle and lower the imple- The hitch of the MAXIMUS disk may be installed ment to the ground. Select a groundspeed on either end of the main frame. A tractor or in the range of 2-5 mph and begin moving other lifting device should be used to remove forward.
OPERATIONS oPTIoNAl ATTAChMENTS Several optional attachments are available for the MAXIMUS disk which include center furrowing shank blade extensions, blade scrapers, blade covers, side shields, and single Rolling Harrow® Soil Condi- tioners. Use of these attachments will increase the weight of the MAXIMUS disk and may require ad- ditional ballasting of the tractor.
OPERATIONS blADE SCRAPERS (#71801b, 72887b, 72936b) Adjustment and performance of the blade scrap- ers will depend on the soil types and conditions. In most cases, the scraper should NOT directly contact the disk blade. Adjust the scraper to allow 1/16 to 1/8" clearance from the blade. Rotate the gang to verify clearance all the way around.
OPERATIONS blADE CoVERS SIDE ShIElD (#71809b) Side shields can be used to prevent vines and (#71805b, 72931b, 72939b) branches from becoming entangled in the disk. Blade covers will prevent vines and branches The shields may be adjusted for height and from becoming entangled in the disk.
OPERATIONS SINGlE RollING hARRoW ATTAChMENT (#72589b - 6fT; 72940b - 7fT; 71813b - 8fT; 72941b - 9fT; 72942b - 10 fT) The SINGLE ROLLING HARROW ATTACHMENT To reverse the ROLLING BASKETS, remove the is designed to provide an excellent seedbed U-bolts connecting the lower frame to the spring when used in conjunction with the MAXIMUS arm, rotate the rolling harrow frame, and re-install...
OPERATIONS lEVElING bAR fIG. 1-14 oM-03908 lEVElING bAR loCK-UP The leveling bar is designed to improve the soil leveling capabilities of your MAXIMUS DISK. The PoSITIoN leveling bar spring pressure can be increased, For all leveling bars, the spring adjustment to improve ground leveling (by tightening the capscrew must be backed off to the dimen- adjusting screw) or decreased, to improve trash...
OPERATIONS EXTENDED hITCh (bUNDlE #72427R) With blade extensions installed and when the MAXIMUS disk is working at extreme angles, the disk blades may come in contact with the tractor rear tires. If the disk must be used in this configuration, the extended hitch and mast link weldment is recommended.
SECTIoN II SERVICE SToRAGE lUbRICATIoN Your implement is an important investment. Each gang bearing is equipped with a grease Spend a little time to protect it from destructive zerk. Lubricate bearings every 50 hours of use rust and corrosion. You will be repaid in longer with 1-2 pumps of EP-2 or equivalent grease.
Page 18
SERVICE TRoUblE ShooTING cont'd. PRobAblE CAUSE CoRRECTIoN PlUGGING Poor field conditions Wait until the field is dry Leveler bar working depth set too deep Raise working depth. See Field Adjustments "Lev- eler Bar" Leveler bar spring pressure set too high Decrease spring pressure.
SERVICE ToRQUE ChART FOOT NEWTON CAPSCREWS - GRADE 5 SIZE POUNDS METERS NOTE: Grade 5 capscrews can be identified by 1/4-20 8-10 11-13 three radial dashes on head. 1/4-28 9-11 12-15 5/16-18 15-17 20-23 NOTE: Tighten U-bolts evenly and equally to 5/16-24 17-19 23-26...
SERVICE REPlACING bEARINGS foR SoIl CoNDITIoNING bASKETS too tight, use a bearing puller to remove CAUTIoN! SAfETy GlASSES MUST bE WoRN WhIlE REPlACING A bEARING. the bearing. File off any burrs left on the shaft. Finish Lower the basket of the implement to the with a strip of emery cloth.
SECTIoN III ASSEMbly ASSEMbly of MAXIMUS DISK CAUTIoN! bE SURE hoISTS, SlINGS, Remove banding and blocking material from ChAINS, jACK STANDS AND ANy oThER disk. Lift disk sub-assembly from pallet. lIfTING DEVICES USED To MoVE oR SUPPoRT Remove roll pins and center shaft (71782B) ThE IMPlEMENT ARE RATED foR A MINIMUM from disk frame.
ASSEMBLY Attach the mast link weldment (72426R) (ShoWN WIThoUT DISK GANGS) to the disk frame weldment (71772R) with pin (71782B), flat washer (9405-164), and spiral pins (91144-210) (Fig. 3-2). Attach the other end of the mast link weld- ment (72426R) to the 3-pt. hitch weldment (72425R) with clevis pin (9950) and lynch pin (9951) (Fig.
ASSEMBLY fIG. 3-3 oM-04313 fIG. 3-4 oM-04313 ASSEMbly of oPTIoNAl ASSEMbly of oPTIoNAl fURRoWING ShANK, fURRoWING ShANK GRoUND Tool & (RIGID oR ShEAR-bolT) The shank can be placed in the center of the MoUNTING hARDWARE main frame or at the rear of the reversible (#72765b, 72766b, 72767b, 72768b, hitch.
ASSEMBLY ASSEMbly of oPTIoNAl blADE SCRAPERS (bUNDlE #71801b, 72887b, 72936b) Unpack blade scrapers, separate, and identify Mount scrapers (806140B) to the angle all components according to page 32 of the (72977B or 72978B). Secure with 1/2- PARTS section. 13UNC x 1 3/4 carriage bolts (9388-105), flat washers (9405-088), lock washer (9404- CAUTIoN! USE CARE WhEN WoRKING...
ASSEMBLY REVERSE DISKING The assembly is similar to that for "NORMAL DISKING" except the mounting bars will mount on the normal front-side of the disk gangs (Fig. 3-6 & 3-8). 10. When reverse disking, the scrapers must be installed to the front-side of the gangs for proper function.
ASSEMBLY oPTIoNAl SIDE ShIElD ASSEMbly (bUNDlE #71809b) Unpack side shield bundle, separate, and identify all components according to page 35 of the PARTS section. Side shields may be mounted in the LOW or HIGH position, depending on the orientation of the mounting bar (71808B).
Page 27
ASSEMBLY Remove locknuts (9801), capscrews (9390- WARNING! ADDITIoN of RollING hARRoW ATTAChMENT To ThE DISK 122) and washers (83284) from leveling INCREASES ThE WEIGhT AND MAy CAUSE bar(s). Position leveling bar(s) against spring ThE TRACToR To bECoME UNSTAblE. ADD arms and secure with above hardware in the bAllAST AS REQUIRED, SEE TRACToR oP- middle hole of the arms, see Fig.
ASSEMBLY ASSEMbly of oPTIoNAl bEARING ShIElD (bUNDlE #72914b) CAUTIoN! USE CARE WhEN WoRKING Place the shield weldment (72913B) on the NEAR DISK blADES. ThE EDGES ARE nut side of the bearing with the long flange ShARP AND CAN CAUSE PERSoNAl INjURy. extending underneath the bearing.
PARTS DISK GANG CoMPoNENTS oM-04313 ITEM PART No. DESCRIPTIoN ITEM PART No. DESCRIPTIoN Spindle Weldt 1 3/4" Dia. Blade-Disc 24" OD (Notched 86494B 93642 x 31 1/4" (4-Blade) Contour w/3" Concavity) 91144-210 Spiral Pin 3/8" Dia. x 2 3/4" Machinery Bushing 1 1/4 OD TA500309 x 3/4 ID x .074 Blade-Disc 24"...
Page 54
Unverferth Manufacturing Company, Inc. www.unverferth.com L:\OM\OMUNVERFERTH\MAXIMUS TANDEM DISK\72573.pmd///052605-0/071007-1/111908-2/010509-3...
Need help?
Do you have a question about the MAXIMUS 100 and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers