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MAINTENANCE
- CONDITION: The moldboard should
(after initial scouring) be kept in a
smooth, polished condition. Fine sandpaper, steel wool,
kerosene, naphtha, etc. may be used to restore the finish
on a rusty moldboard.
- SHARPENING: The coulter blade edge should be
relatively sharp. If sharpening is necessary, use a flat file.
- COULTER HUB BEARING: Every 4 hours lubricate the
coulter hub bearing surface through the grease fitting.
NOTE: When lubricating bearing, it is recommended that
you use multipurpose grease.
- PREVENT RUST: For smooth operation and to prohibit
the formation of rust on the crank, keep a light coating of
oil on threads.
TROUBLESHOOTING
(Plowing difficulties and remedies).
PROBLEM
CAUSE/CONDITION
Slow
1. Improper crank
Ground
Entry
2. Badly worn plow share.
3. Ground extremely dry and
4. Hitch downward movement
Plow Cutting
1. Improper tracking
Too Wide
Tracking
1. Plow Tracks to the
Issues
Plow Bottom
1. New or rusted
Won't Polish
Uneven
1. Extreme variations in soil
Plowing
Depth
2. Plow rides up in harder, dry
3. Plow goes too deep.
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USE AND CARE
adjustment.
hard due to lack of moisture.
restricted by mower
adjustment.
adjustment.
left or Leaves a ragged wall.
bottom.
texture and/or moisture.
soil, runs shallow.
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REMEDY
1. Refer to depth adjustment and turn the crank
cLOcKWISE 1 or 2 turns at a time.
2. Replace with a new share.
3. Add extra weight to tractor or wait until soil conditions
are suitable.
4. Adjust for shortest cut height.
1. See tracking adjustment on page 15.
1. See "Tracking Adjustment" section, on page 15.
1. clean bottom frequently during use until polish is obtained by:
- Clean bottom with a rag soaked in turpentine or mineral spirits.
- Old brick or pumice may also be used to polish bottom.
- Rub with a rag soaked in oil and dipped in sand.
1. See plowing tips. Soil too wet or dry.
2. Reduce tractor speed in hard spots. Check depth adjustment.
3. Check depth adjustment, turn counter-clockwise.
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