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BLADE ADJUSTMENTS
There are 5 adjustments that can be made manually
to the blade. They are blade offset, angling, reversing,
tilt, and pitch.
DANGER
TO PREVENT INJURIES:
Always check all hardware for tightness before using
or working around the blade. Make sure moldboard is
secured with nylon insert lock nut
DANGER
TO PREVENT INJURIES:
Always keep your feet and/or legs out from under the
blade while adjusting it. It is possible for the blade to fall
causing injury to your feet and/or legs.
IMPORTANT:
The Rear Blade must be hitched to a tractor and
raised off the ground several inches to make the
following adjustments.
Blade Offset:
The blade may be offset right or left 12" .
Unbolt moldboard (item 1) from blade mount (item 2).
Using alternative holes in the moldboard, reattach
moldboard to blade mount with 1/2"-13 x 1 1/4" GR5
carriage bolts (item 3), flat washers (item 4), and hex
nuts (item 5). Tighten hex nuts to the correct torque.
Blade Angling:
Holes are provided for angling the blade on each side
of center in 15° increments up to 45°.
Pull pin (item 1) and rotate blade (item 2).
When blade is at desired angle, reinsert pin.
ADJUSTMENTS
TO PREVENT INJURIES:
Do not come in contact with turntables or stick
objects into the turntable holes while adjusting blade
offset or angling. Doing so can pinch or shear body
extremities and objects.
TO PREVENT INJURIES:
Never angle, tilt, or offset blade into tractor tires. This
can damage blade and tractor tires.
TO PREVENT INJURIES:
Always support underside of Rear Blade with solid
blocking before working beneath unit. Never work
under equipment supported by hydraulics. Hydraulics
can drop equipment instantly if controls are actuated
even when power to hydraulics is shut off.
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CAUTION
CAUTION
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