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maintain the original scroll pattern. If, however, it becomes necessary to remove them
all, it is essential to maintain the scroll pattern of the blades (see fig. 15). To do
this, remove one blade and immediately replace it with a new one. Be sure the bolt
head (see #3, fig. 16) is touching the blade (#4), while the washer (#5) and nut (#6)
contact the flange. Sometimes a locknut is used instead of a lock washer and nut.
Proceed until all blades needed to be changed are changed.
After installing the new blades, tighten the nuts to their proper torque specifications.
To determine if a blade is right or left, do the following:
1. Hold the blade in the palm of the hand with the bend pointing upward and away from
you.
2. If the cutting edge points towards the right then the blade is right-handed.
3. The cutting edge pointing to the left indicates a left-handed blade.
DANGER: Only use the original driveline supplied with this tiller and always with
the safety shielding in place.
Carefully read and file away the driveline operator's manual supplied by the
manufacturer. The following does not substitute the information found in the
driveline manual.
IMPORTANT: Always check driveline length during initial setup and when connecting to
a different tractor.
In the collapsed position the driveline should be approximately 2" from bottoming out to
prevent possible damage to the tractor or implement. When the driveline is in the
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Fig. 16
1. rotor shaft
2. flange
3. bolt
4. blade
3
5. washer
6. nut
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