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998rev401

5K821

SERVICE TOOL

REAR BRACKET

BOLT TO BE REMOVED

PIVOT BOLT
(5/8” X 4” CAPSCREW,
FLAT WASHERS, & LOCK NUT)

DIAGRAM  A

DIAGRAM  B

5/8” x 3 1/4” CAPSCREW,
LOCKWASHER, &HEX NUT

3/4” SET SCREW
(or Carriage Bolt)
& 3/4” HEX NUT

21 1/16”

Service of Preloaded Shank Assembly

SPRING IS UNDER LOAD
Do not disassemble without use of service tool and following the procedure.
Spring is loaded and improper removal of bolts could result in serious injury.

Refer to Repair Parts Catalog for additional help in identifying parts of shank assembly and service kit.

SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

1.

Install 

service tool

 as shown in Diagram A.

Plate slides through the back of the rear
bracket.  Pin the lug to the hole in the
front bracket casting and secure pins with
hairpin cotters.

2.

Loosen 3/4” hex nut and carriage bolt. Slightly
loosen both bottom bolts of rear bracket.

3.

Retract the ratchet assembly of the service
tool to transfer the force of the spring to
the service tool.  Continue until the bolt
to be removed, as shown in Diagram B, is loose
and can be removed.

4.

Remove bolt shown in Diagram B and extend the
ratchet assembly of the service tool until
the spring is relaxed.

5.

Service parts as needed.

PRELOAD INSTRUCTIONS

1.

Install 

service tool

 as shown in Diagram B.

Plate slides through the back of the rear
bracket.  Pin the lug to the hole in the
front bracket casting and secure pins with
hairpin cotters.

2.

Retract the ratchet assembly of the service
tool to pivot the rear bracket about the pivot
bolt shown in Diagram B.  Retract the assembly

until the 21 1/16” dimension between spring
mount centers is achieved.

3.

Tighten carriage bolt firmly against shank and lock
in place with 3/4” hex nut.
Tighten remaining bolts at this time.

4.

Install the bolt that had been removed for service.

5.

Extend the ratchet assembly of the service tool
until it is relaxed.
Remove the service tool.

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Summary of Contents for Landcommander II LCS11152

Page 1: ...IONFARM EQUIPMENT BRILLION WISCONSIN 54110 5K821 MODELS LCS3302 LCS5242 LCS5302 LCS7202 LCS7242 LCS7302 LCS9152 LCS9242 LCS11152 LCS13152 998rev11 27 06 Landcommander II Landcommander II Landcommander...

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Page 3: ...raper Adjustment 10 Working Speed 11 Turning 11 Maintenance 12 Fasteners 12 Tires 12 Lubrication 12 Service of Preloaded Shank Assembly 13 Assembly Instructions 14 Shank Locations 36 Warning Light Ass...

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Page 5: ..._________________ Be sure to read the warranty card which is shipped with the machine Return the proper portion of the card for recording at the factory INTRODUCTION To obtain maximum benefits from th...

Page 6: ...it is in motion 5 Do not allow anyone to ride on tractor or machine 6 Always use transport locks while transporting the machine 7 Do not transport at speeds over 20 mph 8 Avoid sudden stops or turns...

Page 7: ...LOAD DO NOT DISASSEMBLE WITHOUT USE OF SERVICETOOLANDFOLLOWINGPROCE DURE OUTLINED IN OPERATOR S MANUAL SPRING IS LOADED AND IMPROPER REMOVAL OF BOLTS COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY 2K762 WARNING 1 8J3...

Page 8: ...ALLHYDRAULICALLYORMECHANICALLYRAISED COMPONENTSTOPREVENTUNINTENDEDLOWERINGORLOWERTHE MACHINETOTHEGROUNDTOMAKEADJUSTMENTORREPAIRSWHEN CAUTION SERVICEOFPRELOADEDSHANK 1 Install the service tool as shown...

Page 9: ...e machine is towed on a public road or highway Chain should be rated at 20 200 pounds minimum in accordance with ASAE S338 specifications Such a chain along with hardware to attach to the Landcommande...

Page 10: ...1 4 till the transport lock contacts the cylinder Adjustments can be made to the individual cylinder links or the the long link connecting the locks to the lever See Figure 19 on page 24 To prepare ma...

Page 11: ...tation will decrease the operating depth Each turn of the adjust handle changes operating depth by approximately 1 2 It is best to make depth adjust ments with the machine raiser CAUTION Escaping hydr...

Page 12: ...Adjustment of Disc Gangs Setting the disc gang at a higher degree of pitch will throw more ground out from the front gangs and throw more ground in from the rear gangs The disc gang pitch angle can b...

Page 13: ...Turning Because of the sideways anchoring effect of the disc gangs the machine should always be raised when turning at the end of the field This will relieve stress on the disc gangs shanks and machin...

Page 14: ...16 3 8 16 20 30 45 15 20 20 28 7 16 14 30 50 70 23 32 31 43 1 2 13 50 75 105 37 50 45 62 9 16 12 70 110 155 50 70 70 95 5 8 11 100 150 210 70 95 90 122 3 4 10 170 270 375 125 165 155 210 7 8 9 165 43...

Page 15: ...erk fitting on each casting half and should be greased daily if disc working depth is changed frequently Wheel bearings should be repacked annually When the machine is not to be used for some time exp...

Page 16: ...tool as outlined in steps 1 5 of the Service Instructions on page 13 transfering the force of the spring to the service tool 2 With leaf spring completely relaxed replace the bolt 3 Retighten nuts Tor...

Page 17: ...acket 3 Retract the ratchet assembly of the service tool to transfer the force of the spring to the service tool Continue until the bolt to be removed as shown in Diagram B is loose and can be removed...

Page 18: ...LH and RH frame sections on supports capable of holding 2000 each and approximately 38 high DO NOT WORK UNDER MACHINE UNLESS IT IS BLOCKED UP SECURELY 3 Bolt frame halves together bolt heads to the in...

Page 19: ...heads toward the inside of the machine 5 Determine that the frame halves are level to each other Tighten all locknuts ATTACH LEVER ASSEMBLY UNDER TUBEANDANGLE 12 5L 16 12 PLY TIRE WHEEL RIM WHEELBOLT...

Page 20: ...14 1 2 Attach to bottom of frame tube grease zerk toward outside Outer Two Bearing Assemblies Mount with grease fitting toward outside of machine NUT 3 4 Figure 11b 8 Place the rockshaft under the fr...

Page 21: ...areful not to lose the two spacers 3 Flip walking beam 4 Replace hardware 9 Lay leveling bar along the center of the machine with its lugs at the front of the machine and the plate covering the lugs t...

Page 22: ...2 roll pins The pin will extend 3 beyond the bracket plate toward the left leaving one hole for a roll pin exposed for use in attaching the actuator assembly Bearings 10 Grease the insides of the bea...

Page 23: ...pins and 1 2 x 2 roll pins Install the hitch with the 1 1 4 x 9 1 2 long machine bolt and locknut Attach the hose support with 5 8 x 2 long capscrews flat washers lock washers and nuts The drawbar jac...

Page 24: ...at the square head is on the left side under the hood created by the plate above the lugs of the leveling bar Inserted in this manner it will not rotate Secure the pin with a 5 16 x 2 1 2 roll pin 15...

Page 25: ...ROLLPIN 1 4 DIA X 2 LONG CLEVISPIN 1 X 4 1 2 Hydraulic Cylinders 16 Attach the base ends of the two large cylinders to the lugs on the center frames using the cylinder pins and cotter pins that are su...

Page 26: ...ses to the hydraulic cylinders as shown in figures 17 18 Run the 138 and 294 long hoses from tees forward along the left side frame member 2 Connect the 138 long hose with the valve assembly through t...

Page 27: ...PREVENTTWISTING ROTATE THE SWIVEL NUT 2 WRENCH FLATS 1 3 TURN 6 FOR REASSEMBLY FOLLOWTHE SAME PROCEDURE BUTTIGHTEN ONLY 1 WRENCH FLAT 1 6 TURN Figure 17 STRAIGHTADAPTOR O RING FLARE 5K864 STRAIGHTADA...

Page 28: ...BLY VALVE ASSEMBLY ROUTETHESEHOSESDOWN LEFTSIDE OF DRAWBAR HOSE 170 5K872 HOSE 138 5K871 THESE HOSES ROUTE TO FRONT OF MACHINE VIA LEFT FRAME TUBE CLAMP CAPSCREW 5 16 X 1 BRACKET LOCKWASHER 5 16 LEVER...

Page 29: ...864 90O FLAREADAPTOR 5K852 HOSE 294 5K873 HOSE 138 5K871 TEE 5K861 90O FLARE ADAPTOR 5K852 HOSE 138 5K871 HYDRAULICCYLINDER 16 STROKE HOSE 294 5K873 HOSE 38 5K867 90O FLAREADAPTOR 5K852 STRAIGHTADAPTO...

Page 30: ...close together into the hole of the pivot angle 3 Place the hole of the second pivot angle over the right end of the pivot shaft and bolt the pivot angle to the right frame with its vertical leg towa...

Page 31: ...hole in the lever See figure 20 Note It may be necessary to remove the clevis pin which locks the lever in position Replace the washer and the cotter pin 7 Fasten the control arm support angles to the...

Page 32: ...INE Front Disc Assemblies 20 Attach the disc assemblies to the assembled machine frames Attach the front assemblies first to prevent weight shift to the rear which would tip the frames rearward 1 Atta...

Page 33: ...Disc Assemblies 2 Position left and right front disc assemblies under the the disc beams The cylinder lug on disc gang must line up with the lug on the beam Be sure to align front disc gangs so that...

Page 34: ...he Warning Light brackets next before the Rear Disc Beams See page45 Rear Disc Assemblies 20 Attach the rear disc assemblies to the assembled machine frames 1 Attach rear beams to underside of frames...

Page 35: ...assemblies under the the disc beams The cylinder lug on disc gang must line up with the lug on the beam Be sure to align rear disc gangs so that dirt will be thrown in 3 Grease insides of bearing halv...

Page 36: ...ing to the specifications shown on the diagram on the following page Install Stroke Control Segments stop collars on each cylinder to aid in controlling depth of operation 1 Connect the fittings and h...

Page 37: ...ENUNTILCONNECTIONBOTTOMS 5 USING 2 WRENCHESTO PREVENTTWISTING ROTATE THE SWIVEL NUT 2 WRENCH FLATS 1 3 TURN 6 FOR REASSEMBLY FOLLOWTHE SAME PROCEDURE BUT TIGHTEN ONLY 1 WRENCH FLAT 1 6 TURN THESE HOSE...

Page 38: ...X 6 90O FITTING TEE 90O FITTING HOSE 64 HOSE 50 THESE HOSES ROUTE TO FRONT OF MACHINE VIA RIGHT FRAME TUBE TEE HOSE 170 CLAMP CAPSCREW 5 16 X 1 1 4 LOCKWASHER 5 16 HOSECLAMP 3J614 HYDRAULICCYLINDER 2...

Page 39: ...ITTING STRAIGHT ADAPTOR O RING FLARE ROUTETHESEHOSES DOWN RIGHTSIDEOF DRAWBAR 90O FITTING HYDRAULIC CYLINDER 2 X 6 HOSE 44 HOSE 30 HYDRAULIC CYLINDER 2 X 6 HOSE 170 CAPSCREW 5 16 X 3 4 LOCKWASHER 5 16...

Page 40: ...FRAMETUBE 3 OR 4 WIDE EXTENSION Extensions 22 If extensions are included for your machine they can be mounted to the frame with 3 4 10NC x 6 capscrews lock washers and nuts See Figure 29 Shorter bolt...

Page 41: ...W ROLLPINSASSEMBLED Shanks 22 Refer to Figures 30a 30i for proper shank mounting location and mark those locations on the main frame Distances are referenced from machine center line Mount the shank a...

Page 42: ...998rev401 5K821 30 30 0 LCS330 Figure 30a Page 36...

Page 43: ...998rev401 5K821 24 24 48 0 48 Figure 30b LCS524 Page 37...

Page 44: ...998rev401 5K821 30 60 0 60 30 Figure 30c LCS530 Page 38...

Page 45: ...998rev401 5K821 Page 38A Figure 30c 1 LCS720 40 0 40 60 20 20 60...

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Page 47: ...998rev401 5K821 Figure 30d LCS915 Page 39 0 60 30 30 60 45 15 15 45...

Page 48: ...998rev401 5K821 Figure 30e LCS724 Page 40 48 0 48 72 24 24 72...

Page 49: ...998rev401 5K821 60 0 60 90 30 30 90 Figure 30f LCS730 Page 41...

Page 50: ...998rev401 5K821 72 72 24 24 96 48 0 48 96 Figure 30g LCS924 Page 42...

Page 51: ...998rev401 5K821 60 30 0 30 60 75 45 15 15 45 75 Figure 30h LCS1115 Page 43...

Page 52: ...998rev401 5K821 90 60 30 0 30 60 90 75 45 15 15 45 75 Figure 30i LCS1315 Page 44...

Page 53: ...far enough behind shank to avoid interference if shank trips If your landcommander is equipped with a rear hitch for tandem towing another implement you will need to assemble the 4K826 tandem haul ada...

Page 54: ...Run end with green wire along frame members to right side lamp assembly and assemble connectors Attach straight section wiring harness connector to tandem haul adapter Then run this harness along mach...

Page 55: ...s operating depth by approximately 1 2 8 With the shanks engaged lower the front disc gangs until the blades are engaged to the desired depth 9 Lower the rear disk gang just enough to level the field...

Page 56: ...oo fast Reduce ground speed Not enough residue being covered Front disc gang pitch set too passive Move front disc gang forward to 15 or 20 degree pitch setting Front disc gang set too shallow Lower f...

Page 57: ...orrect shank location Refer to Figure 30 for correct shank placement for your particular model Plugging at wheel Refer to Figure 30 to check shank location Move shank away from wheel a short distance...

Page 58: ...the shank form excessive wear in abrasive soil conditions This kit includes wear strip and hardware to mount it below the rear bracket of the shank One kit required per shank Cover Board Optional 2K1...

Page 59: ...ng 20 End Blades 1 1 2 Square Gang Bolt Heavy Duty Self Aligning Bearings 211 Series Triple Lip Seal Regreasable C Shank Type Flex Risers for Protection Scrapers are Standard Adjustable Cutting Angles...

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