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MAIN INDEX

PARTS INDEX

FURROW PLOW AND TORPEDO ASSEMBLY

Item Number

Part #

Description

Quantity

302500

TORPEDO W/WELDED CHAIN HOOKS

400024

5/16 QUICK LINK

411837

7/16-14 X 3 1/2 PLOW BOLT GR5

410007

7/16-14 CENTER LOCK NUT

411549

1/2-13 X 2 1/2 BOLT GR5

413508

1/2 LOCK WASHER

412058

1/2-13 NUT

414828

5/8-11 X 1 3/4 SQUARE HEAD BOLT GR5

411561

5/8-11 X 2 BOLT GR5

411563

5/8-11 X 3 BOLT GR5

413010

5/8 USS FLAT WASHER

412410

5/8-11 JAM NUT

412310

5/8-11 SQUARE NUT

410009

5/8-11 CENTER LOCK NUT

411601

3/4-10 X 8 1/2 BOLT GR5

413512

3/4 LOCK WASHER

412012

3/4-10 NUT

PARTS GUIDE

Summary of Contents for WATERMIZER 3330

Page 1: ...WATERMIZER OWNER S MANUAL Revised 08 21 308 708 8185 Info WAMfgco com Manual Part Number 123016 Rev 08 21 ...

Page 2: ... The serial number provides important information about your Watermizer and may be required to obtain the correct replacement part Always provide the model number and serial number to your W A Manufacturing dealer when ordering parts or anytime correspondence is made withW A Manufacturing SERIAL NUMBER Record the model number and serial number of your Watermizer along with date purchased This manu...

Page 3: ...place if damaged All reflective decals and SMV sign correctly located and visible when the machine is in trasport position Safety warning lights correctly installed and working properly Paint all parts scratched during shipment or assembly All safety lockup devices on the Watermizer are correctly located Use the following checklist after your Watermizer is completely assembled Check off each item ...

Page 4: ...ty precautions Along with retail customer end user check reflective decals and SMV sign are clearly visible with Level Bander in transport position and attached to tractor Check safety warning lights are in working condition Tell retail customer end user to check federal state provincial and local regulations before towing or transporting on a road or highway GiveOwner sManualandallInstructionShee...

Page 5: ...MPLEMENT RIGID FOLDING 18 GAUGE WHEEL TIRE INFLATION 19 OPERATION BEFORE FIRST USE 20 FOLDING UNFOLDING FUNCTION 22 TRANSPORT CHECKLIST 23 GAUGE WHEEL ADJUSTMENT 24 LEVELING THE MACHINE 25 DEPTH SETTINGS 26 DEPTH AND ANGLE ADJUSTMENT WATERMIZER 27 SPEED RECOMMENDATIONS 29 PARKING STORAGE 30 WATERMIZER DO S AND DON TS 32 TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING 33 MAINTENANCE LUBE GENERAL MAINTENANCE 34 MAI...

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Page 7: ...tail W A Manufacturing reserves the right to change specifications or design without notice and without incurring obligation to install the same on machines previously manufactured Right hand and left hand as used in this manual are determined by facing the direction the machine will travel while in use HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL Replacement manuals are available Call the W A Manufacturing Main Office...

Page 8: ...quipment are warranted through the respective tire manufacturer and their network of dealers All returns must be pre approved by AGROdeviate and authorization issued before return All returns must include a copy of the original invoice in order to be processed Any returns without a copy of the original invoice will not be eligible to receive credit If determined that the product is defective in ma...

Page 9: ...pies or the manual is damaged please contact W A Manufacturing PO Box 5238 Pine Bluff AR 71611 308 708 8185 or visit our website www wamfgco com DANGER WARNING CAUTION DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that if not avoided will result in death or serious injury This signal word is to be limited to the most extreme situations typically for machine components which for functional pur...

Page 10: ...hield prior to use Replace any CAUTION WARNING DANGER or instruction safety decal that is not readable or is missing Location of such decals is indicated in this booklet Do not attempt to operate this equipment under the influence of drugs or alcohol Review the safety instructions with all users annually This equipment is dangerous to children and persons unfamiliar with its operation The operator...

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Page 12: ...nt are shown in the illustrations below Good safety requires that you familiarize yourself with the various Safety Signs the type of warning and the area or particular function related to that area that require your SAFETY AWARENESS 461230 461259 461220 461250 461255 461248 461225 461213 NOTE LH RH Safety Signs and locations are similar SAFETY ...

Page 13: ...yinclude butarenotlimitedto hingemechanismmovement pinmovement row unit movement and shifting accessory movement and shifting etc CRUSH HAZARD WARNING Keep clear of moving and shifting equipment Equipment movement area will result in death or serious injury Hazards may include but are not limited to connection and disconnection of equipment unexpected equipment shifting etc 461213 461220 SAFETY ...

Page 14: ... result in death or serious injury Hazardsmayinclude butarenotlimitedto foldingwingmovement raised equipment movement and shifting etc NO RIDERS WARNING Never allow riders on equipment can result in death or serious injury Hazards may include but are not limited to falling from equipment falling into equipment injury while on equipment etc 461225 461230 SAFETY ...

Page 15: ...ry Hazards may include but are not limited to damaged tire and or rim over pressurized tire excessive tire wear tire tears or punctures ect HIGH PRESSURE FLUID DANGER Use safe practices Fluid injection can occur will result in death or serious injury Hazards may include but are not limited to injury beyond the entry point over pressurized components damaged components components with excessive wea...

Page 16: ...us injury Hazards may include but are not limited to high clearance equipment low clearance power lines lack of awareness of surroundings etc READ UNDERSTAND MANUAL CAUTION Do not operate without a complete understanding of the owner s manual Do not operate with unsafe practices may result in death or injury Hazards may include but are not limited to compromising the safety of yourself and or othe...

Page 17: ... the backing paper Remove the smallest portion of the split backing paper Align the decal over the specified area and carefully press the small portion with the exposed stick backing in place Slowly peel back the remaining paper and carefully smooth the remaining portion of the decal in place Small air pockets can be pierced with a pin and smoothed out using the piece of decal backing paper REMEBE...

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Page 19: ... Safety Sign Locations starting on page 5 and Light Kit Guide and Relocation on page 16 On initial delivery use with a new tractor and seasonally check and as necessary complete these items before continuing to the routine set up items Bleedhydraulicfoldsystem page48 Check ChangeHitchConfiguration HitchingTractortoImplement HydraulicHoseHook up LightKitGuideandRelocation ElectricalHook up Leveling...

Page 20: ...o the routine set up items Choose a hitch option that is compatible with your tractor 3 point The Watermizer has two hitch configurations Changing between hitch categories requires removing pins at the implement hitch TO OPERATE AS CATEGORY 3 1 Remove and store the Category 4N pins shown 2 Once removed the remaining pins are set to run the implement with a Category 3 hitch Category 3 Category 4N S...

Page 21: ... com Rev 08 21 MAIN INDEX PARTS INDEX TO OPERATE AS CATEGORY 4N 1 Remove top and lower Category 3 pins shown and store them PREPARATION SET UP 2 Once removed the remaining pins are set to run the implement with a Category 4N hitch ...

Page 22: ...H HAZARD WARNING Keep clear of moving and shifting equipment Equipment movement area will result in death or serious injury Hazards may include but are not limited to connection and disconnection of equipment unexpected equipment shifting etc 461220 1 Connect the tractor 3 point lift arms to the lower hitch pins If using a quick hitch ensure that the pins lock securely 2 Connect the top link to th...

Page 23: ...ts with excessive wear swollen components ect 461250 1 Connect fold hoses for left wing into remote valve of choice 2 Connect fold hoses for right wing into remote valve of choice 3 Check and make sure all hoses are tied up and secure before use Folding Watermizers are equipped with independently controlled fold cylinders to individually fold the left and right wings This section does not apply to...

Page 24: ...ghts may need relocated before use Typically the SMV sign is the only component that needs relocated please check all components Check that all forward facing reflectors and lights are visible from the front and all rear facing reflectors and lights are visible from the rear Please refer to the depiction below for component locations LIGHT KIT GUIDE AND RELOCATION PREPARATION SET UP FOLDING TOOLBA...

Page 25: ...sing a standard 7 pin connector To connect simply lift receptacle cover align plug and insert To disconnect lift receptacle cover and remove plug Once connected check to make sure all lights are working properly If lights are not working properly contact your dealer to fix before transporting on public roadways 7 pin Connector ...

Page 26: ...or 2 point lift arms so that the center section tool bar is level Wing Leveling FOLDING Figure 2 3 1 Removewinglockpinsfromthelockposition andplacein the non locking position before folding the wings 2 Check wing for level at the top of the tool bar 3 Fold implement to accessWing Leveling Bolts 4 If wing is too high tighten bolts in 1 4 1 2 turn increments unfolding machine to re check level If wi...

Page 27: ...ial tire pressure should be set at 30 PSI for your Watermizer gauge wheels If the tire buckles or wrinkles the air pressure must be increased so the sidewalls remain smooth while operating NOTE DO NOT OVERINFLATE TIRES Check air pressure every two to three weeks and inflate when needed to prevent buckling or wrinkling of the tire It is recommended that all wheel nuts be checked for tightness after...

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Page 29: ... available Don t hurry the learning process or take the unit for granted Ease into it and become familiar with your new equipment Practice operation of your equipment and its attachments Completely familiarize yourself and other operators with its operation before using Your best assurance against accidents is a careful and responsible operator If there is any portion of this manual or function yo...

Page 30: ... following steps before transporting the Watermizer to the field Carefullyread ImportantSafetyInformation onpage3 Lubricateimplementasindicatedunder Maintenance Lube onpage34 Checkalltiresforproperinflation Checkallbolts pins andfasteners Torqueasshownin BoltTorqueChart onpage37 Checkimplementforwornordamagedparts Repairorreplacepartsbeforegoingtothefield Checkhydraulichoses fittings andcylindersf...

Page 31: ...rd causing serious injury or death and certain severe equipment damage When unhitched the implement is supported at the rear only by row unit tools and spring tension Slopes soft soils and soils later softened by rain are particularly dangerous ELECTRICAL SHOCK ELECTROCUTION HIGH CLEARANCE DANGER Keep clear of overhead power lines maintain 20 foot minimum distance Electrical shock and or electrocu...

Page 32: ...ed to high clearance equipment low clearance power lines lack of awareness of surroundings etc BRAKING AND LOSS OF CONTROL HAZARD Do not exceed 20 mph 32km h when driving straight Do not exceed 13 mph 21 km h in turns The weight of the implement can cause under steer and the height of the implement is a tipping hazard CAUTION DANGER TRANSPORT CHECKLIST Before transporting the implement check the f...

Page 33: ...orten the ratchet jack Then re tighten the jam nut The second method of adjustment is to change the lower position of the ratchet jack Theratchet jack s standard location is in the center of the 3 Adjustment Holes on the lower arm and is the recommended setting for the Level Bander The gauge wheels are designed to help the tractor carry the machine through the field and hold proper depth GAUGE WHE...

Page 34: ...er and wings refer to Leveling the Implement section on page 18 In order to set front to back level of machine pull into field then lower implement in ground Go a short distance while leaving the machine in the ground Stop put tractor into park Then adjust toolbar height so that bottom of the toolbar measures between 28 31 to the ground Once toolbar is set to proper operating height adjust third l...

Page 35: ...he bottom bolt of the ratchet jack is 20 For adjustment details see page 24 IRRIGATION SWEEPS We recommend adjusting depth by adjusting the Gauge Wheel see above However you can adjust shank depth so that the bottom of the Irrigation Sweeps skim the bottomofthefurrow Foradjustmentdetails seepage27 ROW UNIT DEPTH SETTINGS BOTTOM OF FURROW SHANK ADJUSTMENT Park the machine on a level surface Use the...

Page 36: ...men set bolts on the shank holder and loosen the jam nuts and shank adjustmen set bolts to allow the shank to move in the shank holder 2 Once the shank is in the desired position tighten the shank adjustmen set bolt then all jam nuts This applies to all shank holder types DEPTH ADJUSTMENT WATERMIZER SHANK ADJUSTMENT SET BOLT SHANK SHANK HOLDER ...

Page 37: ...E ADJUSTMENT WATERMIZER To set the angle of the Irrigation Sweeps 1 Using a pair of 3 4 wrenches loosen the foot piece pivot bolt and the adjustment bolt 2 Move the sweep to the desired angle then tighten adjustment and pivot bolts SWEEP PIVOT BOLT MINIMUM ANGLE FLAT MAXIMUM ANGLE ...

Page 38: ...s of the Watermizer and need to be taken into consideration by the operator Ideal operating speed 4 6 mph Minimum operating speed 4 mph Maximum operating speed 7 mph In most conditions speeding up will cause the soil to move further In most conditions slowing down will cause the soil to move less See troubleshooting section for more information on performance issues related to speed SPEED EFFECTS ...

Page 39: ... and link PARKING DANGER TIP OVER CRUSHING HAZARD AND EQUIPMENT DAMAGE RISK Never unhitch park or store a partially folded implement A partially folded implement could topple backward or forward immediately or at a later time causing serious injury or death and certain severe equipment damage When unhitched the implement is supported at the rear only by row unit tools and spring tension Slopes sof...

Page 40: ...t for the job at hand Use extreme caution when making adjustments Follow the torque chart in this manual when tightening bolts Replace all shields and guards after servicing and before moving After servicing be sure all tools parts and service equipment are removed Never replace hex bolts with less than Grade 5 bolts unless otherwise specified Refer to Bolt Torque Chart for head identification mar...

Page 41: ...lbar for optimum performance DO lift implements completely out of the soil before turning the unit DO use caution when moving large equipment Using a spotter is recommended when working around obstacles on the ground and or overhead DON T fold the toolbar with locking pins in the locked position DON T over pressurize the hydraulic system Watermizer hydraulics are designed for 3 000 PSI MAX working...

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Page 43: ...one furrow to the next Machine is not running level Adjust machine or tractor hitch to be level side to side See pages 18 Adjust the level from front to back to change shape of furrows See page 25 Check gauge tire pressure to make sure all tires are equal See page 19 Shanks are not set properly Make sure shanks are all set to same depth Wings are floating up Toolbar is not level Level toolbar Plow...

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Page 45: ...of excessive wear swelling or damage Always replace bolts with the same grade refer to BoltTorque Chart for grade identification Tighten bolts according to Bolt Torque Chart Always replace parts with W A parts only We recommend greasing each grease zerk on the toolbar hinge weekly Grease all attachment grease zerks weekly or according to specified lubrication schedule Before long term storage 3 mo...

Page 46: ...ware 2 Inspect hydraulic lines and connections for wear bulging hoses or leakage MAINTENANCE LUBE WEEKLY MAINTENANCE 1 Grease the toolbar hinges five 5 for a Single 7x7 hinge Grease zerks indicated in yellow circles below Toolbar Hinge Single 7x7 YEARLY MAINTENANCE 1 Clean machine off 2 Grease all grease zerks 3 Replace all parts as necessary 4 Check Bolt Torque on Hubs ...

Page 47: ...he cylinders so they will not contact anything when extended 3 Loosen rod end hose fittings 1 at the NPTF connection 4 Slowly supply oil to rod end of fold cylinders until oil appears at loosened hose fitting Tighten fitting and completely retract fold cylinders 5 With cylinders completely retracted loosen base end hose fittings 2 at the NPTF connection 6 Slowly supply oil to base end of fold cyli...

Page 48: ...art as a guide Replace hardware with the same grade bolt Torque Specifications Bolt Diameter Bolt Torque SAE Grade 2 SAE Grade 5 SAE Grade 8 INCH lbft Nm lbft Nm lbft Nm 1 4 6 8 9 12 12 17 5 16 10 13 19 25 27 36 3 8 20 27 33 45 45 63 7 16 30 41 53 72 75 100 1 2 45 61 80 110 115 155 9 16 70 95 115 155 165 220 5 8 95 128 160 215 220 305 3 4 165 225 290 390 400 540 7 8 170 230 420 570 650 880 1 226 3...

Page 49: ...e ends depicted This chart is printed at 1 to 1 for ease of identification NPTF National Pipe Taper Fuel uses tapered threads to create a seal ORB O Ring Boss uses an O ring to seal after threads JIC Joint Industry Council 37 degree flare sealing surface before threads ORFS O Ring Face Seal uses an O ring to seal before threads 4 NPTF 6 NPTF 8 NPTF 12 NPTF 4 ORB 6 ORB 8 ORB 12 ORB 10 ORB 4 JIC 6 J...

Page 50: ...the hydraulic fluid used in the system Then tightening to a specified torque Do not force fittings together Ensure male and female are of the same type and size align sealing surfaces and threads properly Do not apply force to a connection or use the connection as support Doing so may damage components and or cause the connection to leak Torque lbft Nm Dash Size NPTF ORB JIC ORFS 4 12 16 16 22 10 ...

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Page 52: ...f their use This Parts Guide applies to Serial Number Starting with L or newer Level Banders manufactured between June 2020 June 2021 Starting June 2021 Serial Numbers will change to a 9 digit number ex 26XXXXX0721 For parts for models prior to serial numbers beginning with L K or older or manufactured before July 2020 please refer to the Legacy section of manuals under Level Bander on the Support...

Page 53: ...nd the Parts Guide Reference section that covers your specific model See page 42 for Model Number Index 3 Once you find the correct Parts Guide Reference section look through each table to find the parts assembly you need to review Each assembly will have the page number of a parts breakdown for that assembly When you find the page of the assembly you need to review turn to that page 4 Within each...

Page 54: ... com Rev 08 21 MAIN INDEX PARTS GUIDE Parts Guide Model Number Index 3335 8 ROW 36 FOLDING 43 3330 8 ROW 38 40 FOLDING 44 3331 8 ROW 60 FOLDING 45 3332 12 ROW 30 FOLDING 46 3333 12 ROW 36 38 40 FOLDING 47 3334 16 ROW 30 FOLDING 48 ...

Page 55: ...DEX PARTS GUIDE REFERENCE TOOLBAR Section Page Hitch Pins 53 Toolbar Sub Assemblies 51 BarStands 56 Hydraulics 55 ROW ASSEMBLY Section Page Irrigation Sweep Torpedo 57 GAUGE WHEELS Section Page Whole 61 LIGHT KITS Section Page Whole 59 MODEL 3335 8 ROW 36 FOLDING ...

Page 56: ...EX PARTS GUIDE REFERENCE TOOLBAR Section Page Hitch Pins 53 Toolbar Sub Assemblies 51 BarStands 56 Hydraulics 55 ROW ASSEMBLY Section Page Irrigation Sweep Torpedo 57 GAUGE WHEELS Section Page Whole 61 LIGHT KITS Section Page Whole 59 MODEL 3330 8 ROW 38 40 FOLDING ...

Page 57: ...DEX PARTS GUIDE REFERENCE TOOLBAR Section Page Hitch Pins 53 Toolbar Sub Assemblies 49 BarStands 56 Hydraulics 55 ROW ASSEMBLY Section Page Irrigation Sweep Torpedo 57 GAUGE WHEELS Section Page Whole 61 LIGHT KITS Section Page Whole 59 MODEL 3331 8 ROW 60 FOLDING ...

Page 58: ...DEX PARTS GUIDE REFERENCE TOOLBAR Section Page Hitch Pins 53 Toolbar Sub Assemblies 51 BarStands 56 Hydraulics 55 ROW ASSEMBLY Section Page Irrigation Sweep Torpedo 57 GAUGE WHEELS Section Page Whole 61 LIGHT KITS Section Page Whole 59 MODEL 3332 12 ROW 30 FOLDING ...

Page 59: ... PARTS GUIDE REFERENCE TOOLBAR Section Page Hitch Pins 53 Toolbar Sub Assemblies 49 BarStands 56 Hydraulics 55 ROW ASSEMBLY Section Page Irrigation Sweep Torpedo 57 GAUGE WHEELS Section Page Whole 61 LIGHT KITS Section Page Whole 59 MODEL 3333 12 ROW 36 38 40 FOLDING ...

Page 60: ...DEX PARTS GUIDE REFERENCE TOOLBAR Section Page Hitch Pins 53 Toolbar Sub Assemblies 49 BarStands 56 Hydraulics 55 ROW ASSEMBLY Section Page Irrigation Sweep Torpedo 57 GAUGE WHEELS Section Page Whole 61 LIGHT KITS Section Page Whole 59 MODEL 3334 16 ROW 30 FOLDING ...

Page 61: ...ption Quantity 1 315806 LARGE SINGLE BAR CENTER SECTION 1 2 315802 SINGLE BAR 4R30 WIN 2 3 315613 FOLD LINK CENTER PLATE 2 4 315620 FOLDING CYLINDER LINK 2 5 315622 SHORT PIN 2 6 315624 LONG PIN 2 7 315627 MEDIUMPIN 2 8 315630 Ø2 00 PIN 2 9 315631 BUSHING RETAINER 2 10 416120 3 8 X 2 ROLL PIN 2 PARTS GUIDE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...

Page 62: ... Part Description Quantity 11 476023 4 1 2 X 20 TIE ROD HYDRAULIC CYLINDER 2 12 315647 CYLINDER STOP 2 13 306284 WING LOCK PIN 2 14 315162 WIRE LOCKING PIN 1 4 X 1 3 8 USAEABLE LENGTH 2 15 411543 1 2 13 X 1 BOLT GR5 8 16 413007 1 2 SAE FLAT WASHER 8 17 450004 1 4DRIVEINGREASEZERK 10 PARTS GUIDE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...

Page 63: ...ption Quantity 1 315807 SMALL SINGLE BAR CENTER SECTION 1 2 315804 SINGLE BAR 3R30 WING 2 3 315613 FOLD LINK CENTER PLATE 2 4 315620 FOLDING CYLINDER LINK 2 5 315622 SHORT PIN 2 6 315624 LONG PIN 2 7 315627 MEDIUMPIN 2 8 315630 Ø2 00 PIN 2 9 315631 BUSHING RETAINER 2 10 416120 3 8 X 2 ROLL PIN 2 PARTS GUIDE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...

Page 64: ... Part Description Quantity 11 476023 4 1 2 X 20 TIE ROD HYDRAULIC CYLINDER 2 12 315647 CYLINDER STOP 2 13 306284 WING LOCK PIN 2 14 315162 WIRE LOCKING PIN 1 4 X 1 3 8 USAEABLE LENGTH 2 15 411543 1 2 13 X 1 BOLT GR5 8 16 413007 1 2 SAE FLAT WASHER 8 17 450004 1 4DRIVEINGREASEZERK 10 PARTS GUIDE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...

Page 65: ...HITCH CAT 3 4N 1 2 315637 TIE IN 1 3 315640 TIE IN CLAMP 1 4 315150 HITCH PIN PACK 3 3N 4N 1 5 315151 TOP PIN CAT 4N 1 6 315152 TOP PIN CAT 3 1 7 315153 LOWERPINCAT4N 2 8 315154 LOWER PIN CAT 3 2 9 315155 EXTERNAL RETAINING RING FOR 1 3 4 SHAFT 1 10 315156 EXTERNAL RETAINING RING FOR 1 1 4 SHAFT 1 PARTS GUIDE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...

Page 66: ...4 X 2 1 8 USEABLE LENGTH 2 14 315162 WIRE LOCKING PIN 1 4 X 1 3 8 USEABLE LENGTH 2 15 602012 CLAMP ASSEMBLY FOR 7 X 7 TO 5 X 7 TUBE 6 16 302014 HITCH H CLAMP WELDMENT 6 17 322009 CLAMPCAPFOR7INTUBE 12 18 411595 3 4 10 X 5 1 2 BOLT GR5 1 19 411598 3 4 10 X 6 1 2 BOLT GR5 4 20 411600 3 4 10 X 8 BOLT GR5 2 21 411604 3 410 X 10 BOLT GR5 2 22 413072 3 4 SAE FLATWASHER 16 23 413012 3 4 USS FLATWASHER 2 ...

Page 67: ...76023 4 1 2 X 20 TIE ROD HYDRAULIC CYLINDER 2 2 306190 120 HOSE ASSEMBLY 2 3 306191 148 HOSE ASSEMBLY 2 4 457240 1 2 MALE AGTIP Q COUPLER 8FORB STRAIGHT 4 5 457241 RESTRICTION 3 64 ORIFICE 8MORB X 8FORB SOLID 90 ELBOW FITTING 2 6 457261 8MORB X 8FORB 90 ELBOW SOLID FITTING 2 7 457274 10MORB X 8FORB STRAIGHT SOLID FITTING 4 PARTS GUIDE ...

Page 68: ... STAND Item Number Part Description Quantity 1 302222 BAR STAND MOUNT FOR 7X7 1 2 315203 BAR STAND LONG LEG 1 3 416230 SNAP LOCK PIN 3 4 X 4 EFFECTIVE LENGTH 1 4 415004 U BOLT 3 4 10 7W X 9H TL 2 GR5 2 5 413512 3 4 LOCK WASHER 4 6 412012 3 4 10 HEX NUT GR2 4 PARTS GUIDE ...

Page 69: ...cription Quantity 1 728116 SHANK HOLDER ASSEMBLY FOR 7 SQUARE TUBING 1 2 479069 SHANK HOLDER FOR 7 SQUARE TUBING 1 3 204274 BACKING PLATE FOR 7 SQUARE TUBING 1 4 204603 36 SHANK 1 5 302265 TRIP FOOT 1 6 474047 7 WATER FURROWER 1 7 416120 3 8 X 2 ROLL PIN 1 8 302269 PICK UP ARM 1 9 204613 TORPEDO LIFT CHAIN 2 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...

Page 70: ...10007 7 16 14 CENTER LOCK NUT 2 14 411549 1 2 13 X 2 1 2 BOLT GR5 1 15 413508 1 2 LOCK WASHER 1 16 412058 1 2 13 NUT 1 17 414828 5 8 11 X 1 3 4 SQUARE HEAD BOLT GR5 3 18 411561 5 8 11 X 2 BOLT GR5 1 19 411563 5 8 11 X 3 BOLT GR5 1 20 413010 5 8 USS FLAT WASHER 4 21 412410 5 8 11 JAM NUT 3 22 412310 5 8 11 SQUARE NUT 3 23 410009 5 8 11 CENTER LOCK NUT 1 24 411601 3 4 10 X 8 1 2 BOLT GR5 2 25 413512...

Page 71: ...er Part Description Quantity 1 302873 LIGHT KIT FOR SINGLE FOLDINGTOOLBAR MEDIUM 1 2 302851 SMV SIGN STRAIGHT BRACKET ASSEMBLY 1 3 204845 SMV SIGN STRAIGHT BRACKET 1 4 204836 SMV SIGN WITH GLAVANIZED BACKING 1 PARTS GUIDE LIGHT KIT RIGID FOLDING TOOLBAR CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...

Page 72: ...NT MEDIUM FOLDING BAR BRACKET ASSEMBLY 1 13 302875 RH FRONT MEDIUM FOLDING BAR BRACKET 1 14 302836 LIGHT AND HARNESS KIT ASSEMBLY 1 15 204825 FRONT LIGHT 2 16 204824 LH REAR LIGHT 1 17 204823 RH REAR LIGHT 1 18 204826 LIGHT KIT MODULE 1 19 204827 LIGHT KIT Y CABLE 2 20 204828 LIGHT KIT EXTENSION CABLE 2 21 411470 1 4 20 X 3 4 BOLT GR5 2 22 411472 1 4 20 X 1 1 4 BOLT GR5 16 23 413004 1 4 SAE FLAT W...

Page 73: ...Item Number Part Description Quantity 1 250001 GAUGE WHEEL MAIN BODY 1 2A 250002 GAUGE WHEEL REAR CLAMP 1 2B ZNF40506 GAUGE WHEEL REAR CLAMP NARROW NOT SHOWN 1 3 411586 3 4 10 X 2 1 2 GR5 Z C 4 4 413512 3 4 LOCK WASHER 4 GAUGE WHEELS PARTS GUIDE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...

Page 74: ... 10GA BUSHING 2 13 350045 LOWER ARM ASSEMBLY 1 14 350041 RATCHET JACK 1 15 350034 MAIN PIVIOT BUSHING 1 16 350036 UPPER RACKET JACK BUSHING 1 17 350038 LOWER RACHET JACK BUSHING 1 18 GWX20016 HUB CAP 1 19 CLT21011 COTTER PIN 15 X 1 5 1 20 GWX20014 7 8 14 CASTLE NUT 1 21 GWX20013 HEAVY WASHER 1 22 GWX20007 OUTER GAUGE WHEEL BEARING 1 23 GWX20009 GAUGE WHEEL HUB 1 24 GWX20011 INNER GAUGE WHEEL BEARI...

Page 75: ...MAIN INDEX PARTS INDEX 308 708 8185 Info WAMfgco com Rev 08 21 870 5347420 WAMFGCO com PO BOX 5238 Pine Bluff AR 71611 ...

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