OUTSIDE
TINI
HOLDERS
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TINE
HOLDERS
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CENTERLINE
OF
TINE
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HAND
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HAND
CULTIVATING I I CULTIVATING
TINE
I TINE
(Photo 8/66)
CUltivating
Tines
installed
on
tiller.
INSlDE
TINE
HOLDERS
(Photo 8/67)
Complete
set
(without
studs).
ASSEMBLING CULTIVATING TINES
ON HOLDERS
CULTIVATING TINES
Replacing & Removing
Here are the parts
that
make
up
a set
of
Cultiva-
ting Tines (see
Photo
8/67):
6 lefthand tines, 6
right
hand tines.
1 inside holder,
blunt
teeth (left side).
1 inside holder, pointed teeth
(right
side).
1 outside holder,
pointed
teeth (left side).
1
outside
holder,
blunt
teeth
(right
side).
6
middle
holders, interchangeable.
12 clamps, bolts,
lock
washers and nuts.
2
tine
studs.
2 nuts and washers
for
mounting
tines on tiller.
1.
To
determine
whether
a tine
is
left
or
right,
you hold
it
by the end
of
the
"U"
bend with the
blade side away
from
you
and
pointing
upward.
You
will
then see that the first bend
of
the
blade takes it
to
your
left
or
right. That
first
bend away
from
the center line determines
whether
it
is a left
o~
right
hand tine. (See Pho-
to 8/68).
2. Divide twelve tines
into
two
groups
of
six left
and six right.
3.
Sort
the
tine holders out,
as
shown in Photos
8/69A and 8/69B. Locate
right
hand inside
holder
(Photo
8/69B). It will hold
two
tines and
has pointed teeth. Also, see
pointed
vs.
blunt
teeth in Sketch 8/70.
START WITH
RIGHT
HAND SIDE OF TILLER
4.
START
ASSEMBLING WITH
RIGHT
HAND
INSIDE HOLDER.
Mount
a
right
hand tine on
the flat side
of
the
holder
and a left hand tine
on the teeth side
of
the
holder-see
Photo 8/71.
(Photo 8/68)
First
bend
from
line tells.
liGHT
HAND
OUTSIDE
HOLDER
MlDDl.I
HOLDERS
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lIGHT HAND
INSIDI
HOLDII
I
LEn
HAND
INSIDE
HOLDER
~
unHAND
OUTSli
HOLDER
.---_M_IDDI._E.,..HO_LDE_RS-,
(Photo 8/69A)
Holders
on
left
side.
(Photo 8/69B)
Right
side,
from
operator's
view.
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