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a. arch frame (qty 1)
b. center truss (qty 1)
c. drop tongue w/ winch and cable (qty 1)
d. safety chain (on drop tongue) (qty 1)
e. tires (qty 2)
f. 5/8" - 11 x 3 1/2" hex head bolts (qty 2)
g. 5/8" - 11 locking nuts (qty 2)
h. 1/2" washers (qty 8)
i. 1/2" - 13 lock nuts (qty 4)
j. 1/2" - 13 x 2" bolts (qty 4)
k. lug nuts T30- (qty 10), T36- (qty 12)
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l. winch handle (qty 1)
m. 5/16" fender washer (qty 1)
n. 5/16" washer (qty 1)
o. 5/16" x 3/4" bolt (qty 1)
p. ratchet strap (qty 1)
q. snatch block (qty 1)
r. oblong ring (qty 1)
s shackle (qty 1)
t. doubler (qty 1)
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Summary of Contents for LogRite T30
- Page 1 1/2” - 13 lock nuts (qty 4) t. doubler (qty 1) j. 1/2” - 13 x 2” bolts (qty 4) u. Owner’s Manuals k. lug nuts T30- (qty 10), T36- (qty 12) Serial # _____________________ Packed by ___________________ 40036-000...
- Page 2 800-631-4791 T30 and T36 Tractor Arch Owner’s Manual You will find this implement handy if you have a tractor and any reason to move logs. You will be able to move logs your tractor could only dream about before. The ground will remain virtually undisturbed and the logs will stay clean for sawing.
- Page 3 When unpacking arch parts from the pallet, please have two people working, as parts are heavy and may be cumbersome. Assembly • Remove all parts from pallet. • Place drop tongue section into the center truss. Use a 5/8” - 11 x 3 1/2” hex head bolt and a 5/8” - 11 locking nut, bolt into place tightly, as this is only done once (pic A).
- Page 4 The arch is designed to pick up the weight of the log instead of the tractor. The amount of the log that is in the arch determines how much of the log weight will be picked up. If the log is 16’ (T30) or 18’...
- Page 5 Adjusting the tongue weight The arches are designed to have a neutral tongue weight. However, depending on your load it may be necessary to change the tongue weight. Logs loaded with more weight extending out from the arch can cause negative tongue weight. This can cause the tractor to become unstable.
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Page 6: Specific Applications
Additional Information for Using the Winch • Break in the new winch cable. • Take a little extra time to pull out cable slack before winching. • NEVER pull all the cable out of your winch (always leave at least three wraps of cable on the spool). - Page 9 If during the course of use, any of our products fail structurally or fails to perform the tasks it is designed for and represented as, LogRite Tools will do everything to make the product perform as intended.