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STEP 3

ATTACHING THE 3 POINT HITCH

See 

STEP 3

 photo before proceeding

1.  First fasten the straight bar to the A-frame with a 1/2"x 1 1/2" bolt & lock 

nut 

FIG 3A

.

2.  Then locate and fasten the two S-shape hitch bars to the A-frame with 

the lift pins as shown 

FIG 3B

.

3.  Now take the unfastened ends of the S-shaped bar and straight bar and 

using the 1/2” X 4” bolt & nut with the 1" spacers on either side of the 

straight bar join the 3 ends as shown in 

FIG 3C

.

4.  Tighten these bolts now before proceeding.

5.  Then install the hitch pin and fasten with the cotter pin.

NOTE:

  There will be approximately 1/4” of play around the hitch pin this 

is normal.

STEP 4

ATTACHING THE TINE BAR ASSEMBLY TO THE A-FRAME

See 

STEP 4

 photo before proceeding

1.  Support  the  front  of  the  A-frame  at  an  approximate  height  of  14”  to 

16” (we used two 5 gallon buckets) place the buckets or whatever you 

choose under the 3 point hitch brackets at the front of the A-frame 

FIG 

4A

.

NOTE:

  Keep supports clear of A-frame. 

IMPORTANT:

 make sure A-frame is 

supported securely.

2.  Now slide the tine bar assembly into position under the A-frame with the 

tines pointing down and towards the blade at the back. 

FIG 4B

3.  With help attach the tine bar assembly with the 5/8” x 2” bolts & lock 

nuts to the 3 mounting brackets on the under side of the A-frame.

4.  Tighten  the  bolts  and  back  off  1/4  turn  to  allow  tine  bar  assembly  to 

move freeely.

3 POINT HITCH ASSEMBLY

1” spacers

1/2” x 4” bolt and nut

A-frame

Straight 

bar

S-shaped bar

Lift pin

Lift pin

S-shaped bar

STEP 3

1” spacers

Straight bar

Hitch pin

1/2” x 4” 

bolt and nut

S-shaped bar

S-shaped bar

FIG 3C

A-frame

FIG 3A

Lift pin

FIG 3B

TINE BAR TO A-FRAME

A-frame

Tine bar 

Assembly 

brackets

Tine bar Assembly

STEP 4

A-frame

FIG 4A

14”

16”

A-frame

FIG 4B

Tine Bar 

Assembly

Blade

14”-16”

5 gal.buckets

Tine Bar 

Assembly 

connection 

points

NOTE:

  Tine bar needs to swing freely from A-frame connection points. 

Tighten the bolts and back off each bolt 1/4 turn or until tine bar 

assembly moves freely.

5 gal.buckets

1/2” x 1 

1/2” bolt 

and nut

Straight 

bar

A-frame

S-Shaped 

bar

Summary of Contents for TRC-6

Page 1: ...S y s t e mE q u i n e 1 4 3 2 1 F i f t h L i n e N a s s a g a w e y a R o c k w o o d O N N 0 B 2 K 0 1 8 0 0 4 6 1 3 3 6 2 S a l e s S y s t e m E q u i n e c o m S y s t e m E q u i n e c o m ...

Page 2: ...Hitch Pin for Blade Angle Adjustment 2 2 B TRC P3 4 3 4 x 4 1 4 Hitch Pin for 3 Point Hitch 1 1 C TRC LIFT PIN Lift Arm Pin Cat I 7 8 x 5 1 2 2 2 D TRC P1 2 Pin 1 2 with Clip 1 1 E 02 2137 Hex Bolt 1 2 x 4 Hot Dipped Galv G5 with Lock 1 1 F 02 2125 Hex Bolt 1 2 x 1 1 2 Hot Dipped Galv G5 with 2 2 G TRC S1 Spacer 1 2 2 H 02 2157 Hex Bolt 3 4 4 1 2 Hot Dipped Galv G5 1 1 I 02 2158 Hex Bolt 3 4 x 5 Z...

Page 3: ... the A frame as shown FIG 2A 2 Using a 3 4 x 4 1 2 bolt put flat washer on bolt and put bolt through A Frame hole sliding into top of centre Blade Post hole Tighten using 1 1 8 wrench or ratchet socket NOTE There is a nut is welded on to bottom side of Blade Post Plate Make sure that the front hitch pin is in front hole so Blade Post does not turn 3 Tighten the bolt and nut completely and then bac...

Page 4: ...ame FIG 4A NOTE Keep supports clear of A frame IMPORTANT make sure A frame is supported securely 2 Now slide the tine bar assembly into position under the A frame with the tines pointing down and towards the blade at the back FIG 4B 3 With help attach the tine bar assembly with the 5 8 x 2 bolts lock nuts to the 3 mounting brackets on the under side of the A frame 4 Tighten the bolts and back off ...

Page 5: ...NER USING THE 3 POINT HITCH ASSEMBLY STEP 6 ATTACHING TO THE TRACTOR 1 Backup your tractor with a 3 point hitch to the Track Conditioner Make sure the area is clear of people and animals 2 Position the tractor so the lift arms line up with the lift pins on the con ditioner 3 Slide the lift arms over the lift pins and put on the clip pins 4 Attach the top link supplied with your tractor to top of t...

Page 6: ...t it to the other end of the top link with the hitch pin FIG 8B 6 In order to adjust the top link you need to insert the adjusting pin in the hole in the center of the top link and firmly tap it through with a ham mer 7 Now adjust the top link until the hitch arm is parallel to the A frame 8 Finally using the 1 2 x 4 1 2 bolt and lock nut attach the adjustable tow arm to the end of the hitch arm a...

Page 7: ...1 2 bolts and lock nuts NOTE The wheel assembly is used to raise the blade off the ground to prevent damage to the blade when traveling to and from your track or ring or anytime you are travelling over rough ground NOTE If using the wheel kit on an existing Track Ring Conditioner posi tion and clamp the wheel assembly securely in place and drill a 1 2 hole through the mounting bracket hole and A f...

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