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WARRANTY SERVICE Your satisfaction and goodwill are important to your dealer and to us. All Honda warranty details are explained in the Distributor's Limited Warranty at the back of this booklet. Normally, any problems concerning the product will be handled by your dealer's' service dpeartment. If you have a warranty problem that has not been handled to your satisfaction, we suggest you take the following action: Discuss your problem with a member of dealership management. Often complaint
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ASSEMBLY 1. Secure the landside to the frog with two . BEAM ASSEMBLY %If x 1" plow bolts and square nuts; finger tighten. Next, mount the brace between the moldboard and the landside with %It x 1 If plow bolts and square nuts. Tighten all BOLTS. LOCK WASHERS, bolts securely. NUTS 2. Assemble the standard to the landside assembly after inserting the land adjusting bolt (94" x 2%" hex) through the tab on the standard and into the square nut. Then install the carriage bolt and CARRI
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SPACERS SPACERS NUTS NUTS ' 7. Insert the standard into the hub on the .fork and secure it with the pin. Leave an equal amount of the pin extending on each side of the hub. 8. Assemble the coulter blade hub to the blade using three carriage bolts, flat washers, hex lock nuts. -STANDARD -STANDARD 9. Assemble the fork and coulter with the axle, aligning the squares. Install two flat washers. and secure with the cotter pin. Bend the legs of the pin over the axle. 10. Mount the coulter/
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PRE-OPERA’MONADJusTlyIENTs 1. Install the plow on the tractor: Secure the Finally, adjust the upper link slightly so link pins to the lower links with spring the landside heel is approximately Vi‘’ off pins. Install the hitch upper link at the top the ground. hole in the mast and secure with the hitch 4. Align the plow directly behind the tractor Pin. (upper link extended straight toward rear). 2. Working on flat ground, raise the left side of the tractor 6” - 7“ and block at this With
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OPERATION ,UPPER LINK PLOWADJUSTMENTS Width of Cut Following proper assembly and initial adjustments, the plow cut width will be 1 1" -12" when the right reat wheel is running against the furrow wall. To change the width, loosen the U-Bolts and move the beam along the mast an inch at a time to find the best width: Move to the right to decrease, and to the left to increase the width. NOTE. Under extreme or heavy plowing conditions, you may prefer to reduce the cut width, rather tha
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L=diwi! The plow is correctly landed when the running clearance between the lower links LOOSEN THESE BOLTS and the tires is approximately equal, and the BEFORE ADJUSTING upper link extends straight behind the tractor. The plow bottom reacts like a rudder while the ground is engaged. If the plow point is too far from the left of the beam, the plow will overcut and leave! a wed fimow wall. To adjust, loosen the bolts attaching the landside of the standard and turn the land adjusting
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PLOWING Lay out the field to be plowed and, if possible, make it rectangular-about three or mom times as long as it is wide. Be sure to leave some room at each end for turning the tractor. NOTE: It is easier to plow a few long furrows than many short ones. Make sure the ground is in proper condition: Never plow when soil is wet. If it is too dry, it will be dimcult for the plow to penetrate the soil. Avoid low places, old roadways, paths and other places where the soil is overly packed. Cu
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PLOWING PROBLEMS Possible Cause or Condition Remedy SLOW GROUND ENTRY Improper upper link adjustment ........... See Depth Adjustment Replace share 0. Badly worn plowshare ...................... PLOW CROWDING See Landing Adjustment Improper landing ........................... UNEVEN PLOWING DEPTH Extreme variation in soil texture and/or moisture: plow rides up in hard spots ...... See Depth Adjustment: reduce tractor speed in hard spots Plow won't stay down: runs shallow ........ Se
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9 AMERICAN HONDA MOLDBOARD PLOW
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