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Horse Model Tine Rotation
(Cast Iron Holders)
Step 1: Move the entire tine
gang labelled "1" in Figure 32
(from the left outer holder) to the
"4" position on the right outer
holder. Move the entire tine
gang labelled "4" in Figure 32
(on the right outer holder) to the
"1" position (on the left outer
holder).
Note: The shaded tines in
Figures 32 are the tines which
receive the most wear.
Step 2: Move the entire tine
gang labelled "2" in Figure 32
(on the left inner holder) to the
"3" position (on the right inner
holder). Move the entire tine
gang labelled "3" in Figure 32
(on the right inner holder) to the
"2" position (on the left inner
holder). Now, see Figure 33
which show the positions of the
tine gangs after rotation.
I
MPORTANT: Make sure
that the cutting edges on all
tines will enter the soil first
when the tiller is moving
forward.
Econo Horse Model Tine
Rotation
Rotate only the four tines on
the outer holders as indicated
below.
Step 1: Move the tines labelled
"A" in Figure 34 (on the left
outer holder) to the "B" position
(on the right outer holder). Move
the tines which were at the "B"
position to "A."
I
MPORTANT: Make sure
that the cutting edges on all
tines will enter the soil first
when the tiller is moving
forward.
18
Before
1
2
Figure 32: BEFORE rotating gangs on cast iron holders.
After
4
3
Figure 33: AFTER rotating gangs on cast iron holders.
A
Figure 34: Rotating tines on ECONO HORSE outer holders.
Shaded tines are
in high wear
positions.
3
4
Shaded tines
are now in low
wear positions.
2
1
B
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