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INTRODUCTION

This manual is written purposely to acquaint new owners of the Glencoe® UM43 Ultramulcher with the

functions of the various component parts of the machine as well as the service and safe operation which is

vital to long life and optimum performance. Read this manual completely before you begin operating your

UM43 Ultramulcher.
The terms “right” and “left”, “front” and “rear”, refer to the machine by facing in the direction of forward travel.

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Summary of Contents for Glencoe ULTRAMULCHER UM43 21'

Page 1: ...Glencoe UM43 ULTRAMULCHER 21 25 MODELS OPERATOR S MANUAL Form number 1PD784798 July 1998...

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Page 3: ...AND RETAINER PLACEMENT 16 SPRING TINE ROTATIONAL ADJUSTMENT 17 TRANSPORT AND WING CYLINDERS WING FLEX ADJUSTMENT 19 MAINTENANCE SERVICE MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION 20 ROLLERS WHEEL BEARINGS 21 TRANSP...

Page 4: ...NOTES ii...

Page 5: ...various component parts of the machine as well as the service and safe operation which is vital to long life and optimum performance Read this manual completely before you begin operating your UM43 Ul...

Page 6: ...the registration form and keep your copy Know Your Equipment Before operating the implement read the operator s manual to become completely familiar with the machine before using it Left and Right Han...

Page 7: ...ront 20 10 21 11 14 2 40C 60R 9100 17 Smooth Rollers Rear 25 0 25 5 14 2 48C 72R 10000 Machine with 17 Crowfoot Rollers 20 7 21 11 14 2 80 8900 Front and Rear 24 10 25 5 14 2 96 9700 Machine with 20 C...

Page 8: ...to alert operators to hazards in specific machine areas The decals are for personal safety READ AND UNDERSTAND THE DECALS Keep decals clean by wiping off regularly Use a cleaning solution if necessary...

Page 9: ...n Always shut off tractor shift to Park position or shift to neutral set brakes and before dismounting tractor or working around the machine Remove tractor start key when tractor and machine will be u...

Page 10: ...operators with the machine controls and operation before using the machine During Operation Do not allow others to be careless near this equipment Keep hands and clothing clear of moving parts Do not...

Page 11: ...heavy traffic Be a safe and courteous operator Always yield to oncoming traffic in all situations including narrow bridges intersections etc Be observant of bridge load ratings Do not cross bridges ra...

Page 12: ...will ruin the sealing surfaces and will require the replacement of the damaged parts Do not use any teflon tape or thread sealant on any JIC fittings or in o ring port cylinders Proper initial tighte...

Page 13: ...of width will be required to pull the mulcher This requirement will vary depending on types of soil soil conditions operating depth of the teeth and the type of rollers used on your machine The tracto...

Page 14: ...ed to cure problems caused by soil that was worked when it was too wet or other unfavorable conditions The UM43 Ultramulcher is utilized to achieve the following To mix the soil To eliminate air pocke...

Page 15: ...ield operation the drawbar must be free to swing Check the tractor hydraulic reservoir and add oil as required Additional oil may be required after charging the hydraulic system HITCHING OR UNHITCHING...

Page 16: ...to the drawbar height 2 Set the tractor brakes and turn the tractor engine off 3 Install an agricultural hitch pin with a locking device The hitch pin must be rated for the size tractor pulling the im...

Page 17: ...me To lower the machine the control rod should be pushed rearward Then extend the transport cylinder to relieve pressure on the lock link The machine can now be lowered HITCH ADJUSTMENTS LEVELING MAIN...

Page 18: ...ound surface raise the machine to the transport position Assuming that the machine has been leveled mark the position of the adjusting bracket on the tongue Place a jack and blocking under the rollers...

Page 19: ...adjustments have been made inspect the packer routinely and adjust rollers when necessary SCRAPERS The scrapers should be centered between the fins of the rollers to prevent excessive wear For most f...

Page 20: ...opsoils with abrasive subsoils wears the tines severely while making no soil improvement The looped C tine in particular runs more deeply in the soil than the ordinary clock spring type C tine The loo...

Page 21: ...he blocks do not interfere with the spring tooth rotation 3 Fully retract the transport cylinder which will rotate the spring teeth to full working depth 4 Relocate the front tooth bar linkage from th...

Page 22: ...tion brings moisture to the surface A spade end point is featured on the looped C Tine A bolt on reversible 2 shovel is used after the spade point is worn They are available from your Glencoe dealer G...

Page 23: ...pth control Adjust the stop on the cylinder rod for the desired spring tooth depth WING FLEX ADJUSTMENT The wings of the mulcher can be set to limit flexing from horizontal to as much as 5 degrees bel...

Page 24: ...roperly maintain this machine it must be inspected on a regular basis Be sure the machine is properly adjusted and lubricated before using When the unit is new operate it for a few acres and recheck a...

Page 25: ...operation After the initial adjustments have been made inspect the packer routinely and adjust rollers when necessary WHEEL BEARINGS Raise the wheels so they can be rotated Check for end play by pull...

Page 26: ...NOTES 22...

Page 27: ...a safe and courteous operator PROCEDURE FOR TRANSPORTING 1 Be sure that the ultramulcher is properly hitched to the tractor 2 Utilize transport chains The transport chain should be adjusted so that t...

Page 28: ...t the cylinders at the rod end Cycle the cylinders by fully extending and retracting the rod several times Reconnect the cylinders TRANSPORTING Procedure for folding the wings and raising the machine...

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Page 30: ...dards bolt the center framework together directly over the front gang and the transport axle Do not completely tighten hardware on the 7 8 u bolts TRANSPORT AXLE Elevate the transport axle into positi...

Page 31: ...r overhead hoist is required to accomplish this assembly Check to see if scraper bar brackets are toward the rear of the machine then center and install the rear roller gang assembly as described for...

Page 32: ...led Item 12 has to be rotated until the inner block is against the mounting spring item 2 The 1 2 x 5 1 2 bolt item 13 passes on the opposite side of the spring mount sandwiching it between the bolt a...

Page 33: ...fit 29 C0801M09 ITEM PART NO DESCRIPTION QTY 1 1A63878 LIFT CYLINDER 3 1 2 X 16 1 2 EP6832 WING CYLINDER 3 1 2 X 24 2 EP6833 WING CYLINDER 4 X 24 25 ONLY 19 ROLLERS FRONT REAR 2 3 1D67268 RESTRICTOR 4...

Page 34: ...e front tooth bar and mount the cast retainers into the appropriate set of holes for the size rollers being used Bolt in all retainers across the tooth bars The 2 1 2 square tooth bar is to be centere...

Page 35: ...the hydraulic control arm 43 1118 of the assembled wing frame Insert 1 diameter pin and secure with 3 8 x 2 1 2 spring pins Move the wing assemblies into position alongside the existing assembled main...

Page 36: ...e spring teeth may be offset behind the center line of the tooth bar With the tooth bar in this position the front linkage bracket 43 1088 will be correctly oriented to install the 43 1045 link assemb...

Page 37: ...nder is completely retracted 2 The turnbuckle is attached to the transport axle 3 The wing tooth bars are in a horizontal position with the teeth at full depth 4 The slack is out of the wing linkage s...

Page 38: ...ERS MAIN FRAME AND WINGS The scraper mounting brackets are to be attached four places across the rear main frame gang Distance between brackets should be as evenly spaced as possible Attach scrapers t...

Page 39: ...e harness to the frame members using nylon ties Be sure the wires are not kinked or stretched and do not rub against sharp edges Check for proper clearance when the machine is in the raised and lowere...

Page 40: ...36 WEED WIPER PACKAGE INCLUDES 21 41178X 25 41179X 38 0062 SWEEP 4 16 26 38 0063 SWEEP 7 11 11 41 0077 TOOTH CLAMP 5 5 43 1027 S TINE ASSEMBLY 5 5 43 1074 HARDWARE BAG 1 1...

Page 41: ...ESCRIPTION QTY 21 QTY 25 1 43 0198 LL ANGLE MF 1 1 2 43 0199 LL ANGLE 21W 2 3 43 0200 LL ANGLE 25W 2 4 1A64055 ADJUSTING BRACKET LL L 3 3 5 1A64054 ADJUSTING BRACKET LL R 3 3 6 43 0196 O S MOUNTING AN...

Page 42: ...e purpose of the leveler is to hit shatter and spread any large lumps above the normal ground level If soil bunches up and is being pushed by the leveler bar the leveler bar is set too low Raise it up...

Page 43: ...ontrol Install new linkage and hydraulic cylinders as shown IMPORTANT Keep all linkage as close to tooth bar hangers as possible 39 Main Frame Rear Tooth Bar Main Frame Rear Tooth Bar Main Frame Front...

Page 44: ...ps by pre drilling 13 64 holes and fastening with self tapping screws Locate hose clamps as required to secure hoses and to keep hoses away from moving parts Cycle cylinders to purge of air before att...

Page 45: ...LEVER 30R 3 5 43 0015 TOOTH BAR LEVER 30F 3 6 43 1117 TOOTH BAR LINK ASSEMBLY 2 7 7760 162 HOSE 3 8 X 162 1 8 7760 270 HOSE 3 8 X 270 1 9 7760 272 HOSE 3 8 X 272 1 10 7760 342 HOSE 3 8 X 342 1 11 43 1...

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Page 47: ...ASSEMBLY OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT See page 41 for part number and description reference...

Page 48: ...ASSEMBLY OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT...

Page 49: ...ASSEMBLY OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT 45...

Page 50: ...anders from area before operating the machine Be careful when raising and lowering wings q Check for loose or missing parts and hardware q Lubricate the machine q Check bearing lock collars for tightn...

Page 51: ...q Recheck for loose hardware Tighten as required q Be sure all safety decals are in place and readable 47...

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Page 53: ...Glencoe AGCO CORPORATION 4205 River Green Parkway Duluth Georgia 30096 Printed in U S A 49...

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