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Second - Install New Tines:
1. Raise tiller with a safe lifting device.
1. Put safety stands or blocks under tiller.
3. Stand facing rear of tiller and study placement of tines.
4. Remove four bolts, lock washers, and nuts (C).
NOTE: Make sure to replace tines on ONE spindle at
a time to keep spiral tine pattern.
5. Remove left-hand tine (A) and right-hand tine (B).
6. Install new tines and fasten with bolts, lock washers,
and nuts (removed above).
NOTE: Two bolts go in from each side. Refer to
sketch at right.
7. Tighten bolts.
CAUTION: The heads of the bolts fixing the
hoe blades in place must be on the side of
the hoe blades themselves, while the nut
with relative washer must be on the flange
side (B). Tighten bolts to 91 Nm (67 lb-ft).
Front
Rear
A
B
CAUTION: Make sure you block tiller before doing any service on the tiller.
• STOP engine.
• LOCK park brake.
• FIRMLY block tiller on horizontal surface.
Tines can be changed with the tiller mounted on tractor. Make sure you block the tiller before doing any
service on the tiller.
Tines
Before replacing tines make sure the tiller is firmly blocked.
The tines with which the rotary tiller is equipped can work soils of normal conformation. Check the degree
of wear and condition of the tines each day. If the blades should accidentally bend (or break) during work,
they must be immediately replaced.
First - Identify tines:
Remember to mount the new tine in exactly the same position as the old one (A). If several tines must be
replaced, it is advisable to remove and assemble one tine at a time in order to prevent positioning errors.
The tillers are normally equipped with 4 blades per flange.
C