(Photo
8177)
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B
C
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HOLD£It
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HOLDERS
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(Photo 8/78) Remove
nut
and
washer.
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I"lIOr:
HOLDEI'I
(Photo 8/80) Set
of
pick
tines
and
holders.
(Photo
8179)
Pointed
Pick
Tines
installed
on
the tiller.
POINTED PICK TINES
Replacing &Removing
2.
Sort
the tine holders out,
as
shown
in Photos
8/69Aand 8/69B, on page 142. Locate the
right
hand inside
holder
(Photo
8/69B, page 142). It
will
hold
two
tines and is flat on
the
inside and
has
pointed
teeth facing outward.
To
identify
pointed
vs.
blunt
teeth, please see Sketch 8/70
on page 143.
REMOVING CULTIVATING TINES
First,
tilt
your
tiller
up
on its engine,
taking
care
to
place
something
underneath the
engine
shroud
to
protect
it
from
damage. Then, take a
3/4"
wrench and remove
the
tine
nut
(Photo
8178)
and the lock washer. Next, remove
two
or
three
holders from the
tine
assembly.
This
will give
you
room
to
get
at an unthreaded
portion
of
the
tine
stud. Use a pair
of
pliers
or
vise-gripping
pliers
to
unscrew the
tine
stud
counterclock-
wise and remove
it
from
the
tiller
shaft
(Photo
8175).
The
remaining
tine
holders and tines
will
drop
to
the
ground.
You can tap
the
last
holder
off
the shaft.
A complete set
of
Pointed Pick Tines consists
of
the same parts as a set
of
Cultivating
Tines
(see page 142, paragraph 1),
except
all twelve
Pointed Pick Tines bend in an
"S"
shape.
There
are
no
left
or
right
hand
tines-see
Photos
8179
and 8/80.
ASSEMBLING PICK TINES ON
HOLDERS-
FOR RIGHT HAND SIDE OF TILLER
1. Please remember
that
the pointed
tip
(pick
end)
of
the
tine
always enters the
ground
first
when the
tiller
moves
forward
(Photo 8/81).
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