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Fig.
11
- TRANSPORT HEIGHT STOP
Fig.
12 - LIFT LINK ADJUSTMENT
1.
Mounting Bracket
1 .
Ears
2.
Stop Bar
2.
Lift Link
3.
Adjustment Bolts
LIFT LINK ADJUSTMENT
Correct lift link adjustment is
necessary to obtain maximum trans¬
port height of the Tiller and ad¬
equate working depth or ground
pentration.
This adjustment is
considered correct when the stop
bar (lower right-hand side of
lower hitch frame)
contacts
the
lower right-hand attaching bracket
with the tractor lift lever in full
rearward position.
To accomplish
this proceed as
follows.
1. Raise Tiller until
stop bar
contacts mounting bracket and block
up securely,
Fig.
11.
A
CAUTION:
Tractor lift lever
will require high hand actu¬
ating force with Lift Helper
Spring hooked up.
Operate only
from tractor seat and keep
others away from Tiller while
doing so.
2.
Release all
pressure on lift
link by moving tractor lift lever
forward.
3.
Loosen 2 bolts on Tiller lift
link,
Fig.
12, and then move trac¬
tor lift lever fully to rearward
position.
4.
Holding
lift link up, tap down
ears on upper end of lift link and
tighten the two retaining bolts.
Fig.
12.
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