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483 Chisel Pro
CP 483–16 – CP 483–34
30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024 01
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  • Page 1 (1,1) Operator’s Manual 483 Chisel Pro CP 483–16 – CP 483–34 30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024 01 Operator’s Manual...
  • Page 2 (2,1) 2025 ©Väderstad Industries Inc. / 2025©Väderstad LLC Väderstad®, Seed Hawk®, SCT®, iCon®, Tempo® , Till Drill®, Concord®, Soilpro® and Wil-Rich® are trademarks being used under license. Väderstad has made every attempt to accurately portray our product lineup. However, due to our commitment to continually innovate our technologies to provide our customers the best possible products, some products may not be manufactured as shown.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    (3,1) Contents Introduction..........1 Aftermarket ..........44 Description of the Machine....1 Warranty .......... 44 Intended Use........1 Optional Attachments ......45 Illustrations of the Machine ....2 Notes..........46 Machine Serial Number ......4 Appendix..........47 Technical Data Sheet ......5 Notes..........6 Index............49 Safety............7 Safety Alert Symbols......
  • Page 4 (4,1)

  • Page 5: Introduction

    (5,1) Introduction Introduction Description of the Machine 483 Chisel Pro Congratulations on the choice of a 483 Chisel Pro to Built with 24 in (61 cm) concave razor blades and 1,400 complement the farming operation. These units have been lb (635 kg) trip pressure shanks, the 483 Chisel Pro gives engineered to loosen soil, bury heavy trash, and properly the soil mixing of a ripper and the width of a chisel plow.

  • Page 6: Illustrations Of The Machine

    (6,1) Introduction Illustrations of the Machine Figure 1.1 483–34F Chisel Pro (Top) 30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024...
  • Page 7 (7,1) Introduction Figure 1.2 483–34F Chisel Pro (Folded) Figure 1.3 483–34F Chisel Pro (Side) 30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024...

  • Page 8: Machine Serial Number

    (8,1) Introduction Machine Serial Number Refer to Section “2.13.1 Location of Safety Signs on page 13“ for more information on the location of the safety decals and the serial number plate. 1.4.1 Serial Number Data Sheet Figure 1.4 Serial No. Decal Record the machine model and serial number in the spaces provided below.

  • Page 9: Technical Data Sheet

    (9,1) Introduction Technical Data Sheet Table 1.1 Technical Data Sheet: 2025 483 Chisel Pro Models 483–16 483–19 483–24 483–29 483–34 Dimensions Working Width, ft (m) 16.25 (5) 18.75 (5,7) 25 (7.6) 28.75 (8.8) 33.75 (10.3) Shank Spacing, in (cm) 15 (38) 15 (38) 15 (38) 15 (38)

  • Page 10: Notes

    (10,1) Introduction Notes 30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024...

  • Page 11: Safety

    (11,1) Safety Safety Safety Alert Symbols IMPORTANT! The information next to this symbol may be worth noting since it is a hint 2.1.1 Safety Information containing particularly useful information on how to handle the machine. Failure to follow The Safety Alert Symbol(s) are intended to direct the these notices may result in damage to the attention of the machine user to important safety machine.

  • Page 12: Hand Signals

    (12,1) Safety Hand Signals Hand signals are an important means of communication on farms where noise levels and distance can hinder regular communication between workers. These 11 hand signals were created so that two or more persons can communicate effectively and safely. Table 2.1 Hand Signals Lower Equipment: Make a circular Raise Equipment: Make a circular...

  • Page 13: Operator Responsibilities

    (13,1) Safety Operator Responsibilities Ensure that all bystanders, especially small children, and pets/animals are kept at a safe distance while performing any tasks with the implement. Keep all personnel away Responsibility for the safe operation, adjustment, from moving parts. maintenance and repair of this machine falls to the main user.

  • Page 14: Maintenance Safety

    (14,1) Safety Maintenance Safety Hydraulic Safety Read and understand all information provided in the Always place all tractor hydraulic controls in neutral Operator’s Manual covering operation, adjustment, before dismounting. maintenance and repair prior to performing any of these Ensure that all hydraulic system components are kept tasks.

  • Page 15: Electrical Safety

    (15,1) Safety Electrical Safety Be aware that the implement is wider than the tractor when transporting. Always have the wings completely folded (if equipped) when transporting on public roads. Ensure that the machinery is shut off and all electrical components are disconnected before doing any work on Make sure SMV (Slow Moving Vehicle) emblem and all the machine.

  • Page 16: Hazards

    (16,1) Safety 2.12 Hazards High pressure hydraulic oil is a major hazard. Any leaks in the hydraulic system must be treated as a dangerous situation and should be dealt with accordingly. The key is to recognize hazards while working or living on a farm;...

  • Page 17: Safety Signs

    (17,1) Safety 2.13 Safety Signs • Right and left sides main frame. 2.13.1 Location of Safety Signs The types of safety decals and locations on the equipment are shown below. Safety requires that you familiarize yourself with the various safety decals, the type of warning and the area or particular function related to that area, that requires your safety awareness.
  • Page 18 (18,1) Safety 2. DANGER Stand Clear 4. WARNING Bleed Air From All Series Cylinders • Do not stand under raised wing sections. P/N: 997854 Figure 2.7 (4) Bleed Air From All Series Cylinders • All rolling basket lift cylinders. Figure 2.4 (2) Stand Clear •...
  • Page 19 (19,1) Safety 5. CAUTION Read Manual Before Connecting • Left front main frame. • P/N: 997856 Figure 2.12 (5) Location / (6) Location Figure 2.10 (5) Read Manual Before Connecting 6. WARNING Read Manual Before Disconnecting • P/N: 997852 Figure 2.11 (6) Read Manual Before Disconnecting 30022480-en-us;...
  • Page 20 (20,1) Safety 7. WARNING Shut Engine Off • Left front main frame. • Read manual before maintenance. P/N: 997858 Figure 2.15 (7) Location / (8) Location I Figure 2.13 (7) Shut Engine Off • Left front main frame. 8. WARNING Read Manual •...
  • Page 21 (21,1) Safety 9. DANGER Electrocution Hazard • Left front main frame. • P/N: 997862 Figure 2.19 (9) Location I Figure 2.17 (9) Electrocution Hazard • Left front main frame. 10. WARNING Hydraulic Hazard • P/N: 997866 Figure 2.20 (9) Location II / (10) Location Figure 2.18 (10) Hydraulic Hazard 30022480-en-us;...
  • Page 22 (22,1) Safety 11. Maximum Safe Travel Speed 12. Amber Reflector Decal • P/N: 9971018 • P/N: 22372 Figure 2.23 (12) Amber Reflector • Front side of all safety lights. Figure 2.21 (11) Maximum Safe Travel Speed • Left front main frame. Figure 2.24 (12) Location I •...
  • Page 23 (23,1) Safety 13. Red—Orange Reflector Decal 14. Red Reflector Decal • P/N: 223118 • P/N: 22371 Figure 2.26 (13) Red-Orange Reflector Figure 2.28 (14) Red Reflector • Rear side of all safety lights. • Rear outside corner of both LH and RH wings and main frame.
  • Page 24 (24,1) Safety 15. SMV Slow Moving Vehicle • Main frame on the front left above the hitch frame. • P/N: 41345 Figure 2.33 (16) Location Figure 2.30 (15) Slow Moving Vehicle 2.13.2 Safety Lighting • Center of wing stop bracket. The Safety Light Kit is equipped with a 7-pin connector.

  • Page 25: Notes

    (25,1) Safety 2.14 Notes 30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024...

  • Page 26: Operation

    (26,1) Operation Operation Preparation 3.1.4 Wheel Preparation The use of the proper air pressure is the most important 3.1.1 Tractor Preparation factor in satisfactory performance and maintenance of implement tires. Under-inflation will damage the cord Refer to the operator’s manual furnished with your body of the tire and cause a series of diagonal breaks in tractor for recommended adjustments and weight the fabric of the sidewall area.
  • Page 27 (27,1) Operation 3.1.5 Lubrication 3. Grease all the lift wheel hubs (C). 1. Grease the eight bearings (A) on the rear flat bar roller. Figure 3.5 Lubrication III 4. Grease each disk hub (D). Figure 3.3 Lubrication I 2. Grease the four front lift wheel pivot spindles (B). Figure 3.6 Lubrication IV Figure 3.4 Lubrication II 30022480-en-us;...

  • Page 28: Connecting The Implement

    (28,1) Operation Connecting the Implement Be sure the safety chain lock (I) is secured. Never allow anyone between the tractor and implement when connecting or disconnecting until the implement is completely supported on the 3–point hitch, the engine is stopped and the park brake is applied.

  • Page 29: Transporting

    (29,1) Operation Transporting 3. Be sure the wings are resting securely on the wing supports (A). 1. A Slow Moving Vehicle (S.M.V.) emblem must be used at all times while traveling on public roads. Be sure all safety lights are working. Obey all local, state and federal laws for lighting requirements.

  • Page 30: Field Operation Preparation

    (30,1) Operation Field Operation Preparation 4. Start the tractor and unfold the wings. Ensure all personnel are cleared from the area of implement operation. 1. Park the tractor on level ground. 2. Raise the main frame to maximum height. Shut off the engine and remove the key from the tractor.

  • Page 31: Field Operation Leveling Adjustments

    (31,1) Operation Field Operation Leveling 4. To change the height of the front lift wheels loosen the jam nut (F) and turn the adjusting nut (G) Adjustments clockwise to raise the frame and counterclockwise to lower the frame. The 483 Chisel Pro is leveled at delivery but leveling may be necessary due to soil conditions or extended use.

  • Page 32: Field Operation Settings

    (32,1) Operation Field Operation Settings 3. Turn the shank depth control adjuster clockwise until the adjuster stop (B) contacts the lift wheel depth control valve (C). Turning the depth control adjuster Shank Depth Setting clockwise will increase depth and counterclockwise 1.
  • Page 33 (33,1) Operation Disk Depth Setting 2. Install one to four cylinder stops (A) on the main frame disk lift cylinders. Each stop will restrict the 1. The disk depth can be set with the cylinder stops (A) depth of penetration of the disks. located by the disk lift cylinders.
  • Page 34 (34,1) Operation Flat Bar Rolling Basket Setting 3. To change the down pressure on the baskets, loosen the lock disk (C) and turn the control knob (D) 1. Lower the rolling baskets (A) to the ground. clockwise to increase and counterclockwise to decrease the down pressure.
  • Page 35 (35,1) Operation Hydraulic Basket Operation Coil Tine Harrow Settings • With the hydraulic rolling basket, there are several The harrows are set at factory but due to soil adjustments to achieve the best residue management. conditions or wear of the coil tines they may Depending on field conditions, adjustments can be need to be adjusted for the desired effect.
  • Page 36 (36,1) Operation 3. To change the pitch of the harrow tines remove the 5. The front (H) to back (I) leveling of the harrow retaining pin (E). assembly can be changed to keep the harrow level when the depth of the disks and shanks are changed or to change the penetration from the front to the rear tines.

  • Page 37: Notes

    (37,1) Operation Notes 30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024...

  • Page 38: Troubleshooting

    (38,1) Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Table 4.1 Troubleshooting the Chisel Pro Possible Cause Solution Lift cylinders are not in place Bleed the system by extending the cylinders and hold the hydraulic There is air in the system. lever for 1 to 5 minutes. Wings are lowering with hydraulic lever in neutral Hydraulic fluid is flowing past the cylinder Install new seals in the cylinder or replace the cylinder.

  • Page 39: Notes

    (39,1) Troubleshooting Notes 30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024...

  • Page 40: Maintenance

    (40,1) Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Schedules 5.1.1 Daily 1. Inspect all bolts and fasteners for tightness and damage. 2. Replace any damaged fasteners immediately. Loose bolts or fasteners can result in damage to the implement. 3. Check hydraulic hoses and fittings for leaks or damage.
  • Page 41 (41,1) Maintenance 5.1.2 Every 50 Hours 3. Check the air pressure in all tires. The front gauge wheels must be at 55 psi (3.7 bar). The rear main 1. After the initial pre-operation lubrication, the rear frame lift wheels must be at 70 psi (4.8 bar). rolling baskets (A) must be lubricated with clean multipurpose heavy duty lithium grease every 50 hours of operation.

  • Page 42: Storage

    (42,1) Maintenance Storage 7. Lubricate all components of the implement. 8. Raise the implement and transport to the area where it 5.2.1 Preparing the Machine for Storage is to be kept. The area must be level. 9. Stop the engine, apply the park brake, and take the Prepare the machine for storage at the end of each season.

  • Page 43: Notes

    (43,1) Maintenance Notes 30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024...

  • Page 44: Specifications

    (44,1) Specifications Specifications Implement Specifications Table 6.1 2025 483 Chisel Pro Models 483–16 483–19 483–24 483–29 483–34 Dimensions Working Width, ft (m) 16.25 (5) 18.75 (5,7) 25 (7.6) 28.75 (8.8) 33.75 (10.3) Shank Spacing, in (cm) 15 (38) 15 (38) 15 (38) 15 (38) 15 (38)

  • Page 45: Standard Bolt Torques

    (45,1) Specifications Standard Bolt Torques • When replacing a bolt, use only a bolt of the same grade or higher. Except in shear bolt applications, where you must use the same grade bolt. Failure to follow these instructions may result in personal injury and/or equipment damage.

  • Page 46: Hydraulic Connection Torques

    (46,1) Specifications Hydraulic Connection Torques Table 6.5 Straight Thread O-ring Boss (ORB) Hydraulic Connection Torques Legend Jam Nut or Straight Fitting Torque Dash Size • (1) Straight Thread O-ring Boss (ORB) ft/lbs Newton Meters • Example: 12MB — 12MJ is —12 male ORB to 13 —...

  • Page 47: Notes

    (47,1) Specifications Notes 30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024...
  • Page 48 (48,1) Aftermarket Aftermarket Warranty • Rubber Tire Warranty: Rubber tires are warranted directly by the respective manufacturer only and not by Väderstad Inc. Väderstad Inc. Limited Warranty Terms and Conditions — United States and Canada, 7.1.4 Owners Obligation Effective for Equipment Retailed and Delivered after May 21, 2021.
  • Page 49 (49,1) Aftermarket Väderstad Inc. as referred to herein with respect to Maintenance Service sales in: The owner’s manual furnished to you with the equipment at the time of delivery contains important maintenance United States & Canada: and service information. You must read the manual carefully and follow all the maintenance and service •...
  • Page 50 (50,1) Aftermarket Notes 30022480-en-us; 31.05.2024...
  • Page 51 (51,1) Appendix TABLES Table 1.1 Technical Data Sheet: 2025 483 Chisel Table 6.2 Tire Pressure .......... 40 Pro............... 5 Table 6.3 Lug Nut Torques ........40 Table 2.1 Hand Signals ..........8 Table 6.4 Standard Bolt Torques ......41 Table 4.1 Troubleshooting the Chisel Pro ....34 Table 6.5 Straight Thread O-ring Boss (ORB) ....
  • Page 52 (52,1) Appendix FIGURE Figure 1.1 483–34F Chisel Pro (Top) ......2 Figure 3.7 Connecting the Implement I ..... 24 Figure 1.2 483–34F Chisel Pro (Folded)...... 3 Figure 3.8 Connecting the Implement II ....24 Figure 1.3 483–34F Chisel Pro (Side) ......3 Figure 3.9 Connecting the Implement III ....
  • Page 53 (53,1) Index Index Maintenance Safety..........10 Preparation ............22 Connecting the Implement........24 Safety Sign Information ...........7 Electrical Safety ........... 11 Safety Signs............13 Storage Safety............11 Field Operation Leveling Adjustments ...... 27 Field Operation Preparation ........26 Technical Data Sheet ..........5 Field Operation Settings.........
  • Page 54 (54,1)
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