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TINES ROTATE IN SAME DIRECTION
AS
WHEELS.
POINTED TIPS ENTER
GROUND FIRST
(Photo 8/81) Tips
strike
soil
first.
3.
Mount
a
tine
on
the
flat
side
of
the
holder
and
another
tine
on
the
teeth side
of
the
holder
(Photo 8/82). A
tine
is mounted on the
holder
by
inserting the end opposite the pick in the
holder
(Photo 8/83). The tine is held in place
by a
"U"
clamp
(#1045 tine clip), Sketch 8/84;
with
the
bolt
going
from
the outside toward the
center
of
the holder. Use a
lock
washer and nut.
Tighten
with
two
7/16"
wrenches-see
Photo
8/85. Note: On the inside tine holders,
it
is
not
possible
to
have
both
bolts facing
inward-
the
bolts
will
head
toward
each other.
4.
If
the
inside
holder
has been assembled
correctly, when traveling forward, the pointed
picks
of
the
two
tines
will
enter
the
ground
first
as the tines rotate in the same
direction
as the
wheels (Photo 8/81).
(Photo 8/82)
Inside holder,
right
side.
5. All tines should be
mounted
on
holders
be-
fore installing the assembled tines and
holders
on the tiller.
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(Photo 8/83)
Insert
tine.
(Sketch 8/84)
Puton
clamp. (Photo 8/85) Tighten
bolt
and
nut.
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