Duratech HAYBUSTER 107C DRILL, Operating Instructions And Parts Manual

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4.11 Drilling with the Grain Drill
If the grain drill was transported using the optional end hitch, the rear wheels will need to be rotated as follows:
1. Use the hydraulic system to lower the openers onto solid soil or use a jack to raise the drill frame and
remove the weight from the rear wheels.
2. Remove the bolts from each wheel.
3. Rotate the wheels 90° and insert bolts.
NOTE:
Step 4 covers alignment of the wheels. Once this adjustment is set, it should not
normally be necessary to readjust it. Alignment of the wheels in the working position is less
critical than in the transport position because of the softer surfaces and slower speeds.
4. Using a tape measure, align the wheels so that they are parallel with each other and the frame as shown.
Adjust and secure the stop bolt #2.
rotating the wheels for
drilling (wheel shown in
drilling position)