6 - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Template Name: OML_1_col
Rac 0-00000
Template Date: 1997_02_12
ROLLING COLTER (OPTIONAL)
SIDE ARM COLTER (OPTIONAL)
Do not run the colters too deep in hard ground as this
will ride the plow out of the ground. Slightly loosen
the colter shank clamp and turn the shank with a
wrench to swing the colter so the blade will run
approximately 3/4 inches (1.9 cm) from the left side
of the landside for average soil conditions. See that
the colter blade is parallel with the landside when the
measurement is made. In soft, crumbly ground a
wider setting is necessary in order to obtain a clean
furrow wall; in sod or firmer soil, the colters can
sometimes be set narrower.
A set collar is provided in the colter yoke to prevent
the colter from swinging completely around.
This set collar should be set on the colter shank so it
will allow the colter to swing approximately the same
distance on each side of the point of the share. The
colter can then pivot when the plow is turned to the
right or left.
RD99N210
Adjustment has been provided to allow for additional
penetration of colter blade at shallow plowing depths.
Remove 7/16 inch bolt (1) and allow colter arm to
swing downward until the bolt can be inserted in hole
(1).
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