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C
T
OMMAND
ILLER
The tilling depth is controlled by raising or lowering the side skids. The tilling depth is at
its maximum when the skids are touching the side plates. Lowering the skids, raises the
tiller from the ground and lowers its working depth.
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To raise or lower the side skids proceed as follows:
1. Loosen the nut (see #1, fig. 10) on the adjustment arm (see #2, fig. 10).
2. Place the skid (see #3, fig. 10) in the desired position.
3. Re-tighten the nut (#1) on the adjustment arm (#2).
4. Repeat this operation on the other skid, ensuring both skids are level.
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The rear shield, for safety reasons, must always remain in contact with the ground. This
also ensures better pulverization of the soil and helps level it out.
O
PERATION
3.04 - Depth Control
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1
3.05 - Rear Shield Adjustments
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1
2
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PERATOR
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Fig. 10
1. locking nut
2. adjustment arm
3. side skid
4. chain case
Fig. 11
1. rear shield
2. chain
3. chain hitch
4. 'U' bolt
ABI A
TTACHMENTS
ANUAL
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