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1P423

Page  53

Rev0307

Operation

Operating the 

Machine

Summary of Contents for Land Commander III LCS11153-4

Page 1: ...ELS AVAILABLE 15 Front Disc Spacing 24 Plain Blades 10 Rear Disc Spacing 22 Plain Blades LCS5303 4 LCS7203 4 LCS9153 4 LCS13153 4 LCS7303 4 LCS9203 4 LCS11153 4 15 Front Disc Spacing 22 Single Plain Blades 10 Rear Disc Spacing 22 Plain Blades LCS5303 5 LCS7203 5 LCS9153 5 LCS13153 5 LCS7303 5 LCS9203 5 LCS11153 5 15 Front Disc Spacing 24 Notched Blades 10 Rear Disc Spacing 22 Plain Blades LCS5303 ...

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Page 3: ...ng Assembly 32 33a Hydraulics Front Gang 34 35 Rear Gang Assembly 36 37 Hydraulics Rear Gang 38 40 Shanks Wearstrips Points Coverboard 41 42 Transport Lock 43 Decal Placement non safety 44 45 Warning Lights 46 49 Options 51 52 Operating Instructions 53 61 Machine Transport 54 Level Adjustment 55 Working Speed 55 Turning 55 Depth Control 56 57 Gang Pitch Adjustment 58 Gang Scraper Adjustment 59 Mac...

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Page 5: ... and cutting angle of the front and or rear disc gangs Using this Manual This manual will familiarize you with safety assembly operation adjustment troubleshooting and maintenance Read this manual and follow the recommendations to help ensure safe and efficient operation The information in this manual is current at time of printing Some parts may change to assure top performance Location reference...

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Page 7: ...peeds over 20 MPH under good conditions Never travel at a speed which does not allow adequate control of steering and stopping Reduce speed if towed load is not equipped with brakes Avoid sudden stops or turns because the weight of the machine may cause the operator to lose control of the tractor Use a tractor heavier than the machine Use caution when towing behind articulated steering tractors fa...

Page 8: ...sing serious injury Use a piece of cardboard rather than hands to search for suspected leaks Any fluid injected into the skin must be surgically removed within a few hours or gangrene may result Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before disconnecting hydraulic lines Note On most tractors this can be done by putting the valve controls in the float position before the engine is stopped Also the ...

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Page 10: ...NICALLY RAISED COMPONENTS TO PREVENT UNINTENDED LOWERING OR LOWER THE MACHINE TO THE GROUND TO MAKE ADJUSTMENT OR REPAIRS WHEN NOT IN USE 5 KEEP ALL PERSONS AWAY FROM MACHINE DURING HITCHING AND OPERATING 6 SLOW DOWN BEFORE MAKING SHARP TURNS OR USING THE BRAKES DRIVE SLOWLY OVER ROUGH GROUND SIDE HILLS AND AROUND CURVES TO AVOID TIPPING 7 COMPLY WITH ALL LAWS WHEN TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE ON PUBL...

Page 11: ...DO NOT GO NEAR LEAKS LOWER LOAD OR RELIEVE HYDRAULIC PRESSURE BEFORE LOOSENING FITTINGS HIGH PRESSURE OIL EASILY PUNCTURES SKIN CAUSING SERIOUS INJURY GANGRENE OR DEATH IF INJURED SEEK EMERGENCY MEDICAL HELP IMMEDIATE SURGERY IS REQUIRED TO REMOVE OIL DO NOT USE FINGERS OR SKIN TO CHECK FOR LEAKS 10813A HYDRAULIC LEAK HAZARD P N 3K706 ...

Page 12: ...ED REFLECTIVE 2 x 9 P N 2J430 RED ORANGE 2 x 9 P N 8K597 FRONT SMV MOUNTING BRACKET LCS3_SafetyP7 Slow Moving Vehicle Emblem mounting bracket is located as shown on the light bar Emblem is sold separatedly Safety Safety Signs ...

Page 13: ...6 81 5 2 3 1 WARNING DO NOT USE HANDS OR FEET TO DISLODGE ANY OBSTRUCTION HOLDING THE SHANK IN THE TRIPPED POSITION SHANK IS SPRING LOADED AND SERIOUS INJURY COULD RESULT AS SHANK RESETS SHANK IS ALWAYS UNDER LOAD 6K883 Safety Safety Signs ...

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Page 23: ...l LCS530 4 Your machine may vary slightly in appearance Additional parts identification and location can be obtained by reviewing parts catalog IMPORTANT If pre assembled parts or fasteners are temporarily removed remember where they go It is best to keep parts separated Check that all working parts move freely bolts are tight and cotter pins are spread Refer to Fasteners in Maintenance Section fo...

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Page 25: ...th 3 4 10 x 2 1 4 HHCS heads to the inside of the machine and 3 4 10 Lock Nuts bolt Beam Extension 6 x 4 to rear of frame half and Beam 3 Extension 4 x 6 to front of frame half Note orientation Now bolt the frame halves together DO NOT tighten See Axle Rockshaft Assembly Note 6 x 4 first number indicates tube height Bolt Front Bracket between frame front halves with 3 4 10 x 2 1 4 HHCS and 3 4 10 ...

Page 26: ...lat on 1 1 4 x 9 9 16 Pin this prevents the pin from rotating Attach by sliding pin end with the flat surface through the rockshaft lug without stop block through the leveling bar sleeved end and through the rockshaft lug with stop block Pin should be resting against stop block Lock pin in place with two 5 16 x 2 1 2 Roll Pins Raise Axle Rockshaft up to the frame so that rockshaft seats into frame...

Page 27: ...ngs are always upward if changing to a different shank spacing TANDEM AXLE ROCKSHAFT for 30 shank spaced machine Note that the inner hubs are towards the REAR of the machine to provide more clearance near the shanks TANDEM AXLE ROCKSHAFT for 20 shank spaced machine Note that the inner hubs are towards the FRONT of the machine to provide more clearance near the shanks DUAL AXLE ROCKSHAFT for 15 sha...

Page 28: ...hout stop block through solid sleeved end of leveling stand and through the front bracket plate with stop block Pins should be resting against stop block Lock pin inplace on the stop block side of the front bracket with 5 16 x 2 1 2 Roll Pin The other hole in the pin will be used to mount a shank depth indicator bracket With grease fitting upward connect Leveling Turnbuckle to the drawbar Note the...

Page 29: ...ach Hose Holder and Hose Support to Drawbar with 5 8 11 x 2 1 4 HHCS 5 8 Flat 1 Washer and tighten with 5 8 11 Lock Nut Electrical Connector Holder is attached to Hose Holder with 1 4 20 x 3 4 HHCS and tighten 2 with 1 4 20 Flanged Lock Nut Install Manual Storage Canister to drawbar bracket by sliding Hose Clamps through the 3 bracket and then around the canister Tighten hose clamps until canister...

Page 30: ...16 x 2 1 2 SHAFT LEVELING STAND LCS3_AsmInd DEPTH INDICATOR Attach Indicator Pointer to Leveling Stand with two 3 8 16 x 2 3 4 HHCS and 3 8 16 Lock Nut 1 Slide Indicator Bracket onto Shaft aligning hole of indicator sleeve with pin hole Secure with 2 5 16 x 2 1 2 Roll Pin Assembly Depth Indicator Assembly ...

Page 31: ...LINDER LCS3_AsmP7 AXLE ROCKSHAFT HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS Remove the base end pin and cotter pins that are supplied with 3 1 2 x 20 Hydraulic Cylinder 1 Attach cylinders base end to frame plate by re inserting the pin and cotter pins Connect cylinder rod end to Axle Rockshaft Plates with 1 1 4 x 8 1 2 Pin Lock pin inplace by 2 inserting 5 16 x 2 1 2 Roll Pin through the hole on rockshaft plate sleeve a...

Page 32: ...90 P N 4K603 LH RH LCS3_HydSchematicAxle HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC for MACHINE RAISING TIGHTENING PROCEDURE FOR JIC 37 SWIVEL FEMALE NUTS 1 Check flare and seat for defects 2 Lubricate the connection 3 Install hoses without twists 4 Hand tighten until connection bottoms 5 Using 2 wrenches to prevent twisting rotate the swivel nut 2 wrench flats 1 3 turn 6 For reassembly follow the same procedure but tig...

Page 33: ...apter o ring end into hydraulic cylinder ports per Tightening Procedure for 3 Swivel O Ring Fittings indicated on Hydraulic Schematic for Machine Raising As you assemble Hose Assemblies to fittings leave hose ends loose enough on fittings so that 4 they can pivot as the hose is being securely clamped to the frame Starting with the bottom Bulkhead Tee Fitting connect Hose Assembly 1P285 to fitting ...

Page 34: ...lts and 3 8 16 Lock Nuts As you assemble Hose Assemblies to fittings leave hose ends loose enough on fittings so that 2 they can pivot as the hose is being securely clamped to the frame Starting with the bottom Bulkhead Tee Fitting connect Hose Assembly 1P240 Next Bulkhead Tee connect Hose Assembly 1P235 and connect the other end of the hose to the Ball Valve rearward adapter Connect Hose Assembly...

Page 35: ...ted Tire Assembly up to Hub and Spindle Assembly Studs Re fasten Wheel 2 Nuts to Hub Studs and tighten to the proper bolt torque value found in Maintenance Section under Fasteners Repeat for the remaining Mounted Tire Assemblies LEAVE SUPPORTS UNDER FRAME TO SUPPORT THE MACHINE IN CASE OF WEIGHT SHIFT WHILE ADDING COMPONENTS BLOCK MACHINE WHEELS SECURELY SO THEY WILL NOT ROLL WHILE WORKING ON OR U...

Page 36: ...e FRONT GANG FRAME ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLE FRONT GANGS FIRST TO PREVENT REARWARD WEIGHT SHIFT DO NOT WORK ON OR UNDER MACHINE UNLESS IT IS BLOCKED UP SECURELY Attach Left Hand and Right Hand Front Gang Frames to frame with 1 8 x 9 1 2 HHCS 1 Lock Washer and 1 8 Hex Nut Mid Size Frame Note When assembling mid size frames you will need to tighten pivot plates 3 4 10 x 2 1 2 HHCS after the installation of ...

Page 37: ...shaft must line up with cylinder lug on the gang frame beam Grease insides of Bearing Assembly and Bearing Cap Assembly Attach gang assemblies to 2 their respective gang frames utilizing the Bearing Assemblies along with 5 8 11 x 10 HHCS and 5 8 11 Flange Ny Lok Nuts Remove 3 x 8 Hydraulic Cylinder pins and cotter pins they will be re inserted as the cylinders 3 are added to the machine Mount a cy...

Page 38: ... on the gang rockshaft must line up with cylinder lug on the gang frame beam Grease insides of Bearing Assembly and Bearing Cap Assembly Attach gang assemblies to 2 their respective gang frames utilizing the Bearing Assemblies along with 5 8 11 x 10 HHCS and 5 8 11 Flanged Ny Lok Nuts Remove 3 x 8 Hydraulic Cylinder pins and cotter pins they will be re inserted as the cylinders 3 are added to the ...

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Page 41: ...u assemble Hose Assemblies to fittings leave hose ends loose enough on fittings so that 3 they can pivot as the hose is being securely clamped to the frame Starting with Front Gang LH Cylinder Fittings connect to each Hose Assembly 1P232 For Front Gang RH Cylinder Fittings connect to each Hose Assembly 1P233 Connect cylinder rod end hose assemblies from the LH and RH sides to the rearward Bulkhead...

Page 42: ...8 x 9 1 2 NUT HEX 1 8 NUT HEX 1 8 HHCS 1 8 x 9 1 2 FRAME LCS3_AsmRearGangFrame REAR GANG FRAME ASSEMBLY DO NOT WORK ON OR UNDER MACHINE UNLESS IT IS BLOCKED UP SECURELY Attach Left Hand and Right Hand Rear Gang Frames to frame with 1 8 x 9 1 2 HHCS 1 Lock Washer and 1 8 Hex Nut Note Gang Frames shown in 15 position ...

Page 43: ...ft must line up with cylinder lug on the gang frame beam Grease insides of Bearing Assembly and Bearing Cap Assembly Attach gang assemblies to 2 their respective gang frames utilizing the Bearing Assemblies along with 5 8 11 x 10 HHCS and 5 8 11 Flange Ny Lok Nuts Remove 3 x 8 Hydraulic Cylinder pins and cotter pins they will be re inserted as the cylinders 3 are added to the machine Mount a cylin...

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Page 45: ...Elbow Adapter o ring end into hydraulic cylinder ports per Tightening Procedure for 2 Swivel O Ring Fittings indicated on Hydraulic Schematic for Rear Gangs As you assemble Hose Assemblies to fittings leave hose ends loose enough on fittings so that 3 they can pivot as the hose is being securely clamped to the frame Starting with Rear Gang LH Cylinder Fittings connect to each Hose Assembly 1P234 F...

Page 46: ... pivot as the hose is being securely clamped to the frame Connect Hose Assembly 1P240 to each Bulkhead Tee Fitting Run hose assemblies towards the front of the machine Turn O Ring end of Straight Adapter into Tractor Male Tip port and Tighten Now insert JIC end 2 of adapter into each open Hose Assembly end and tighten Secure Hoses to the frame with Hose Clamps Now go through the circuit and tighte...

Page 47: ...feet to dislodge any obstruction holding the shank in the tripped position Remove four 7 8 9 Lock Nuts 7 8 9 HHCS and Shank Clamp from Shank Assembly 1 Mount Shank Assembly to the frame at the proper locations based on the configuration of machine you are assembling See Machine Configurations Secure shank assembly in place by placing Shank Clamp on the front side of the frame tube and reinserting ...

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Page 49: ...RONT GANG FRAME STORAGE CHANNEL LCS3_AsmTransSeg MANUAL TRANSPORT LOCK Install Manual Transport Locks on 3 1 2 x 20 cylinder rod for transport or store on channel with clevis pin and hairpin during operation CYLINDER STOP SEGMENTS Clip a set of Cylinder Stop Segments on each storage channel located throughout the machine There are 6 sets CYLINDER STOP SEGMENTS CYLINDER STOP SEGMENTS Assembly Assem...

Page 50: ...Drawbar LANDCOMMANDER DECAL P N 1P278 Apply to both sides of frame BRILLION DECAL P N 4K039 Apply to both sides of frame FRONT FRONT DECAL PLACEMENT SMALL FRAME Apply Landcommander and Brillion decals as shown LCS3_AsmDecal BRILLION DECAL P N 4K036 Cut off Banner Assembly ...

Page 51: ...DECAL P N 1P278 Apply to both sides of frame BRILLION DECAL P N 4K039 Apply to both sides of frame BRILLION DECAL P N 4K036 BRILLION DECAL P N 4K036 FRONT BRILLION DECAL P N 4K036 Cut off Banner DECAL PLACEMENT MID SIZE FRAME Apply Landcommander and Brillion decals as shown LCS3_AsmDecalMid Assembly ...

Page 52: ... equally from each end of Light Bar Tube with 1 3 8 16 x 3 3 8 x 2 1 2 U Bolts and secure with 3 8 16 Lock Nuts Note that the Amber Reflective Decal side of Light Bar faces forward Assemble on Light Bar Plates an Amber Lamp on each outer plate and a Red Lamp 2 with red lens facing rearward on each inner plate Secure each lamp inplace with four 1 4 20 x 1 1 4 HHCS and 1 4 20 Flanged Lock Nuts Cente...

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Page 54: ...th single cord connects to each Amber Lamp and 3 Way Plug 2 with double cord connects to each Red Lamp 6 Way Plug of Wishbone Harness connects to Light Module Place Harness inside Light Bar Channel and attach permanently with provided cable ties to Flats across channel opening 30 Foot Extension Harness 4 Way Plug connects to Light Module Run cord forward along the 3 hydraulic hoses securing cord t...

Page 55: ...opening Mount Tandem Haul Adapter to Rear Hitch with provided hardware 3 Connect both 10 Foot Extension Harnesses to Tandem Haul Adapter and run cords forward 4 along the hydraulic hoses When you reach the Light Module connect cord 4 Way Plug with 1 bullet Connect the other cord to 30 Foot Extension Harness Run harness forward along the hydraulic hoses to its full length Secure all harnesses to ho...

Page 56: ...Instruction for proper installation One kit required per shank FLAT WEAR STRIP KIT 6K585 ALLOY WEAR STRIP KIT 3K819 can not be used with coverboard Wear strips are intended to protect the shank from excessive wear in abrasive soil conditions The Kits include wear strip and necessay hardware to mount it Refer to Shanks Wear Strips and Points Assembly Instruction for proper installation One kit requ...

Page 57: ...ly recommended if the machine is towed on a public road or highway Chain should be rated at 20 200 pounds minimum in accordance with ASAE S338 2 Specifications This kit contains such chain along with necessary hardware to attach it to the Landcommander Refer to Use a Safety Chain in Safety Section for proper installation Slack in chain should be only enough to permit turning Distance from hitch pi...

Page 58: ... 2 x 408 NOTE Hoses are shown shorter than actual NUT LOCK 1 2 13 REAR HITCH BULKHEAD BRACKET Options REAR HITCH HYDRAULIC KIT 1P780 Assemble Bulkhead Bracket to Rear Hitch with hardware provided Run hydraulic hoses along with existing hydraulic hoses to the front of the machine tie strapping them inplace where necessary Options Options ...

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Page 60: ...clevis pin and hairpin Use of a 20 200 safety chain is recommended if the machine is towed on a public road or highway Total weight of towed machine must not exceed chain capacity as shown on the chain s identification tag If two or more machines are pulled in tandem a larger chain may be required Chain capacity must be greater that the TOTAL weight of towed implements A second chain should be use...

Page 61: ... the machine is parallel front to rear to the ground surface Only minor adjustments will be necessary in the field WORKING SPEED of 5 6 MPH during operation obtains optimum results TURNING Because of the sideways anchoring effect of the gangs the machine should always be raised when turning at the end of the field This will relieve stress on the gangs shanks and machine frame as well as eliminate ...

Page 62: ...S LCS3_OpDepth DEPTH CONTROL Depth Control of Shanks To control shank depth install cylinder stop segments equally to each 3 1 2 x 20 Cylinder Rod Use Depth indicator located by leveling stand as a guide Approximately 1 of cylinder stroke adjustment equals 2 of shank depth change Operation Operation ...

Page 63: ...g the cylinders lowers the gangs CAUTION Failure to install cylinder stop segments will allow gangs to float since fluid will be able to flow through the hydraulic circuit and move to the cylinder with the least resistance Also failure to install cylinder stop segments may damage the cylinder rod if the cylinder is extened and extreme loads on the gangs could cause the cylinder rod to buckle The c...

Page 64: ... Note a higher degree will throw more ground inward Gangs shown in 15 position To change the pitch loosen 1 8 x 9 1 2 HHCS near the center of the unit Remove the other 1 8 bolt near the outside of the frame and then reinstall bolt after sliding gang frame to desired location Tighten bolts when change is completed Changes in gang pitch may also require changes in gang depth in order to achieve the ...

Page 65: ...from the gang disc To properly adjust scrapers loosen the 1 2 13 x 2 1 2 x 3 U Bolt that attaches the scraper to the square tube and slide the scraper along that square tube in the direction needed Retighten U Bolts All scrapers can be adjusted at one time by loosening the 1 2 13 x 2 1 2 x 4 3 4 U Bolt that attaches the square tube to the Stop Brackets and slide the square tube in the direction ne...

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Page 68: ...ardware for tightness Use the Tightening Torque Chart reproduced below as a guide After a few hours use check entire machine and tighten any loose nuts and bolts Daily or periodic checks should be made thereafter If replacing bolts be sure to use grade 5 or higher unless otherwise specified Maintenance Maintenance ...

Page 69: ...ecause it must be able to with stand 90 PSI of inflation HYDRAULIC SYSTEM WARNING Escaping fluid under pressure can be nearly invisible and have enough force to penetrate the skin causing serious injury Use a piece of cardboard rather than hands to search for suspected leaks Wear protective gloves and safety glasses or goggles when working with hydraulic system Check the hydraulic lines and cylind...

Page 70: ...lking Beam Bearings annually before each season useage 80 100 HRS SINGLE DISC ASSEMBLY 80 100 HRS LCS3_MaintenanceLub LUBRICATION Auto Reset Shank Assembly Front and Rear Gang Trunnion Bearings and Front and Rear Gang Rockshaft Cast Bearings should be greased after 20 hours of use and greased if machine is not to be used for some time Note It is good machine maintenance practice to check all bolts...

Page 71: ...1 2 REAR GANG CUSHION ASM LCS3_MaintenanceShank AUTO RESET SHANKS WARNING Auto Reset Shank is ALWAYS Under Load Do not disassemble spring is loaded and improper removal of bolts could result in serious injury Shank is spring loaded and serious injury could result as shank resets Do not use hands or feet to dislodge any obstruction holding the shank in the tipped position When replacing Shank Assem...

Page 72: ...ter pitch setting Rear gangs set too shallow Lower rear gangs Shanks could distrub more surface ground Install optional coverboard on all shanks Note Doing this will leave deeper ridges behind VKDQNV DQG PDNH LW PRUH GLI FXOW WR OHYHO JURXQG Ridge being left behind center of unit Front gangs not throwing enough soil out Increase working depth and or pitch of front gangs Rear gangs throwing too muc...

Page 73: ...stance from recommended location Make sure that tandems are arranged as shown for shank spacing Too much trash Operate at an angle to the rows if possible Plugging in the gangs Gangs set too deep Raise gangs a small amount Allow soil to dry if possible Machine does not raise or lower properly Hoses not connected properly Refer to hydraulic schematics in the assembly section to check hose setup Cyl...

Page 74: ...8 Front and Rear Gangs Transport Lock Hydraulic Ball Valve and Manual Depth Control Removeable Cylinder Stops Gangs Front Disc 24 x 1 4 Spaced 15 Apart Front Outer End Disc 22 x 1 4 Single Mounted Front Disc 22 x 1 4 Spaced 12 Apart Single Mounted Front Outer Disc 20 x 7ga Rear Disc 22 x 1 4 Spaced 10 Apart Rear Outer End Disc 20 x 7ga Inner End Disc 18 x 1 4 C Flex Bearing Support for Riser Prote...

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