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- Page 1 Operator’s Manual QX² / XL² Wil-Rich Field Cultivators 4000361195-en-us; 25.07.2024 01 Operator’s Manual...
- Page 2 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 Dealer Portal PDI Link Sign Off Form Wil-Rich follows the general standard specified by the American Society of Agricultural Engineers (ASAE) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Anyone who will be operating and/or maintaining the QX2 Field Cultivator must read and understand ALL Safety, Operation, and Maintenance information presented in this manual.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction..........1 Main Frame Depth Adjustment..... 25 3.7.1 Single Point Depth Control ....25 Description of the Machine....1 Depth Control Circuitry ...... 26 Intended Use........1 Leveling .......... 27 Illustrations of the Machine ....2 3.9.1 Preliminary Settings ......27 Machine Serial Number ...... - Page 5 Contents Aftermarket Options......44 7.2.1 Shovels..........44 7.2.2 Spikes ..........44 7.2.3 Shovel Extension ....... 44 Notes..........45 Appendix..........47 Index............49...
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Page 7: Introduction
Introduction Introduction Description of the Machine Wil-Rich QX² & XL² Field Cultivators Congratulations on the choice of a Wil-Rich Field Wil-Rich cultivators are the industry leaders for strength Cultivator to complement the farming operation. These and performance. They’re designed for the demands of implements have been designed and manufactured to today’s agriculture with two hitch options to meet the meet the agricultural industry’s needs for accurate,... -
Page 8: Illustrations Of The Machine
Introduction Illustrations of the Machine Figure 1.1 QX²–55–60F Figure 1.2 XL²–55–60F 4000361195-en-us; 25.07.2024... -
Page 9: Machine Serial Number
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 1.3 Serial No. Decal Record the machine model and serial number in the spaces provided below. -
Page 10: Technical Data Sheet
Introduction Technical Data Sheet 1.5.1 QX² Field Cultivator Table 1.1 Technical Data Sheet: QX² I XL² (Level Lift Hitch) 13 QX² 32 13 QX² 32–34 13 QX² 32–42 13 QX² 32–45 13 QX² 37 13 QX² 37–39 Model Number of Shanks 34.4 ft (10.5 44.9 ft (13.7... -
Page 11: Xl² Field Cultivator
Introduction 1.5.2 XL² Field Cultivator Table 1.3 Technical Data Sheet: XL² I XL² (Level Lift Hitch) 11 XL² 25– 11 XL² 30– 11 XL² 30– 11 XL² 32– 11 XL² 32– Model 11 XL² 25 11 XL² 32 Number of Shanks 25.1 ft (7.6 27.4 ft (8.4... -
Page 12: Notes
Introduction Notes 4000361195-en-us; 25.07.2024... -
Page 13: Safety
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 14: Hand Signals
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 15: Operator Responsibilities
Safety Operator Responsibilities DO NOT allow riders on any part of the implement. Responsibility for the safe operation, adjustment, maintenance and repair of this machine falls to the main user. It is the responsibility of the owner, or authorized person in charge, to ensure all persons who operate, When parking, park the machine and the tractor on a solid adjust, maintain and/or repair this implement be familiar level surface. -
Page 16: Maintenance Safety
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 17: Electrical Safety
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 Watch for overhead wires and other obstructions. -
Page 18: Hazards
Safety 2.12 Hazards Be careful when operating along the side of a road or building. Rocks or other debris can be The key is to recognize hazards while working or living thrown from the machine during operation on a farm; avoid dangerous situations or at least minimize possibly resulting in injury. -
Page 19: Safety Signs
Safety 2.13 Safety Signs 2.13.1 Location of Safety Signs 22371 RED REFLECTOR 2012 INTEGRAL RESTRICTOR DECAL 22372 AMBER REFLECTOR 49163 WING LOCK DANGER DECAL CAUTION TO AVOID INJURY AND/OR MACHINE DAMAGE: Refer to Operator's Manual for safety instructions. Do not stand or climb on machine when operating. Use clean hazard ashers and SMV sign when transporting. - Page 20 Safety 64594 CLEARANCE LIGHT PACKAGE 41345 SMV KIT 41508 WING LOCK DANGER DECAL 53334 CAUTION DECAL 20121 INTEGRAL RESTRIC- TOR DECAL 22371 RED REFLECTOR WARNING HIGH PRESSURE FLUID HAZARD To prevent serious injury or death: Relieve pressure on system before repairing or adjusting or disconnecting.
- Page 21 Safety 22371 RED REFLECTOR 2012 INTEGRAL RESTRICTOR DECAL 22372 AMBER REFLECTOR 49163 WING LOCK DANGER DECAL CAUTION TO AVOID INJURY AND/OR MACHINE DAMAGE: Refer to Operator's Manual for safety instructions. Do not stand or climb on machine when operating. Use clean hazard ashers and SMV sign when transporting.
- Page 22 Safety 64594 CLEARANCE LIGHT PACKAGE 41345 SMV KIT 41508 WING LOCK DANGER DECAL 53334 CAUTION DECAL 22371 RED REFLECTOR 20121 INTEGRAL RESTRICTOR DECAL WARNING HIGH PRESSURE FLUID HAZARD To prevent serious injury or death: Relieve pressure on system before repairing or adjusting or disconnecting. Wear proper hand and eye protection when searching for leaks.
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Page 23: Decals
Safety 2.13.2 Decals Decal Image Decal Name Description Identifies cylinder as having an CAUTION integral restricting orifice and Integral Restriction must be replaced with an identical Decal cylinder. Red operator’s manual, do not stand on machine while operating. CAUTION Use clean hazard flashers and Read to Avoid Injury SMV sign during transport and Decal... -
Page 24: Notes
Safety 2.14 Notes 4000361195-en-us; 25.07.2024... -
Page 25: Operation
Operation Operation Hydraulic Connections 3.2.3 Tractor Preparation Refer to the operator’s manual furnished with your tractor for recommended adjustments and weight distribution. 3.2.4 Hydraulics On all new machines check the hydraulic system to be sure all fittings are tight. Refer to Section “6.3 Hydraulic Connection Torques“ for hydraulic fitting torque specifications. -
Page 26: Connecting The Implement
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 27: Transporting
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 28: Proper Transport Position
Operation 3.4.1 Proper Transport Position Wing Rest (5–Section) Legend Wing Rest (3–Section) Legend • (A) Wing Rest • (B) Raise to 90° (Center of gravity over-centered) • (A) Wing Rest • (B) Wing rest must match angle of wing • (C) Wing rest must go over center •... -
Page 29: Main Frame Caster Brake (Qx² Only)
Operation Main Frame Caster Brake (QX² Caster Brake Legend Only) • (A) Caster Brake Adjustment Spring • (B) Gauge Wheel QX2 Field Cultivators feature a brake assembly on all main-frame casters that improves caster stability at high speeds. These brake assemblies use an adjustable tensioning spring that allows the operator to fine tune the amount of friction applied to the caster from the brake. -
Page 30: Wing Lift Circuitry
(4) cylinder circuit used to fold a pair of wings. This system is used on Wil-Rich QX2 field Figure 3.18 Four Cylinder Wing Lift Circuitry w/ Two cultivators with a single pair of 9’4" (2.84 m) or 11’8"... -
Page 31: Main Frame Depth Adjustment
Operation Main Frame Depth Adjustment Adjust the adjustment crank on the single point depth control to adjust the operating depth. 3.7.1 Single Point Depth Control On machines equipped with single point depth control (A), the stroke control valve (B) is used to control the depth of the unit. -
Page 32: Depth Control Circuitry
Operation Depth Control Circuitry To synchronize or re-synchronize the bypass system, the tractor control valve must be held in The depth control cylinders are hooked in series. Each the raised position until the entire implement is cylinder is a top bypass cylinder and when fully extended raised and any air that may be in the lines has will pass oil by the piston into the next cylinder charging been expelled. -
Page 33: Leveling
Operation Leveling 3.9.2 Level Center Frame — Front to Rear Before Starting the Procedure: The machine must be The operational leveling of the field cultivator must be connected to a tractor that is the correct size for operation. done in a level area of the field. Final front to rear and See the information for the minimum tow vehicle weight. - Page 34 Operation Floating Hitch (A-Style / T-Style) Procedure Adjustment screw (B) locations are common across both A-Style & T-Style Floating Hitch 1. Find a solid, level surface large enough for the options. machine when unfolded. 2. Unfold the machine and fully raise the machine. Continue holding the hydraulic lever to let the oil cycle through the lift system.
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Page 35: Level Wing Frame - Front To Rear & Side To Side
Operation 3.9.3 Level Wing Frame — Front to Rear & Side 3. Hold the lift cylinder hydraulic lever in the raised to Side position for one to five minutes to make sure all cylinders are bled of air and fully extended. Before Starting the Procedure 4. -
Page 36: Field Settings
Operation 3.9.4 Field Settings On units equipped with single point depth control the setting process is all contained to a single Even if the unit has been leveled in the yard it should point. never be assumed that the unit would operate level in the field. -
Page 37: Notes
Operation 3.10 Notes 4000361195-en-us; 25.07.2024... -
Page 38: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting the Cultivator Table 4.1 Troubleshooting: Cultivator Possible Cause Solutions Poor or uneven penetration Incorrect leveling adjustments on main frame or Refer to Section “3.9 Leveling on page 27“. wings. Sweeps with incorrect stem angle. Swap out for proper sweeps. Hydraulic malfunction —... -
Page 39: Notes
Troubleshooting Notes 4000361195-en-us; 25.07.2024... -
Page 40: Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Schedules 5.1.5 Hydraulics Inspect all hydraulic hoses and fittings for cracks and Periodic checks must be made to assure that all nuts and abrasion at least once a year. Tighten or replace as needed. bolts remain securely tightened. Loose hardware is easily bent or lost and can cause excessive wear on parts. -
Page 41: Lubrication Points
Maintenance Lubrication Points 5.2.1 QX² Cultivator Specific QX² Lubrication Points Legend Make sure the machine is properly lubricated. It is recommended to use Wil-Rich 460 ep Tillage Lubricant in • (A) Gauge Wheel Pivots (5 / Wheel) your cultivator. It is specifically designed for the loads and conditions encountered in heavy tillage. -
Page 42: Notes
Maintenance Notes 4000361195-en-us; 25.07.2024... -
Page 43: Specifications
Specifications Specifications Implement Specifications 6.1.1 QX² Field Cultivator Table 6.1 Technical Data Sheet: QX² I XL² (Level Lift Hitch) 13 QX² 32 13 QX² 32–34 13 QX² 32–42 13 QX² 32–45 13 QX² 37 13 QX² 37–39 Model Number of Shanks 34.4 ft (10.5 44.9 ft (13.7... -
Page 44: Xl² Field Cultivator
Specifications 6.1.2 XL² Field Cultivator Table 6.3 Technical Data Sheet: XL² I XL² (Level Lift Hitch) 11 XL² 25– 11 XL² 30– 11 XL² 30– 11 XL² 32– 11 XL² 32– Model 11 XL² 25 11 XL² 32 Number of Shanks 25.1 ft (7.6 27.4 ft (8.4... -
Page 45: Standard Bolt Torques
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. Bolt Grades •... -
Page 46: Hydraulic Connection Torques
Specifications Hydraulic Connection Torques Table 6.6 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
Specifications Notes 4000361195-en-us; 25.07.2024... -
Page 48: Aftermarket
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: Additional Warranty Information
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: Aftermarket Options
Aftermarket Aftermarket Options 7.2.3 Shovel Extension A shovel extension kit is available for increased shovel 7.2.1 Shovels penetration behind wheel tracks. Shovels should be used for general tillage, seedbed preparation and weed control. Figure 7.3 Shovel Extension Figure 7.1 Shovel 7.2.2 Spikes Spikes are recommended for deep penetration, hard soil... -
Page 51: Notes
Aftermarket Notes 4000361195-en-us; 25.07.2024... - Page 52 4000361195-en-us; 25.07.2024...
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Page 53: Appendix
Appendix TABLES Table 1.1 Technical Data Sheet: QX² I ......4 Table 6.2 Technical Data Sheet: QX² II ..... 37 Table 1.2 Technical Data Sheet: QX² II ....... 4 Table 6.3 Technical Data Sheet: XL² I....... 38 Table 1.3 Technical Data Sheet: XL² I......5 Table 6.4 Technical Data Sheet: XL²... - Page 54 Appendix FIGURE Figure 1.1 QX²–55–60F ........... 2 Figure 3.17 Four Cylinder Wing Lift Circuit ....24 Figure 1.2 XL²–55–60F ........... 2 Figure 3.18 Four Cylinder Wing Lift Circuitry w/ Figure 1.3 Serial No. Decal........3 Two Cylinder Outer Wing Circuitry .... 24 Figure 2.1 QX²...
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Page 55: Index
Index Index Main Frame Caster Brake (QX² Only) ...... 23 Main Frame Depth Adjustment........ 25 Maintenance Safety..........10 Connecting the Implement........20 Maintenance Schedules.......... 34 Electrical Safety ........... 11 Preparation ............19 Hand Signals ............8 Safety Sign Information ...........7 Hazards .............. - Page 56 PO Box 1030 Wahpeton, ND 58075, USA Where farming starts...
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