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Attach the Tie-Bar
1. Secure the outside tie-bar half to the tiebar bracket installed earlier in assembly using the 3/8 x
2 1/2 lynch pin/ Refer to figure 13.
2. If not already done, slide the inside tie-bar half inside of the outside tiebar half.
3. Attach the tie bar bracket to the wing toolbar using the 1/2-13 x 7 x 8 1/4 U-bolts and locking
hex nuts
4. Secure the inside tie-bar half to the tiebar bracket using the 3/8 x 2 1/2 lynch pin.
Figure 13
Install the Transport Hydraulics
Refer to Figures 14, 15, 16 AND 17
*Note: For the hydraulics layout refer to the diagram in appendix B.
1. Run the 348” hoses (12554) along the right side of the main frame back to the center bar. Go
through the hose brackets on the main frame following the hoses for the main frame cylinders.
2. Bolt the hydraulic hose tee post to the center bar, centered on the center bar. Use 1/2 x 7 x 8 1/4
U-bolts and locking hex nuts.
3. Attach the hydraulic tees to the tee brackets by inserting the long leg of a tee through the tee
bracket and securing with a tee nut.
4. Each side gets one of the longer and one of the shorter of the hoses remaining. Both longer
hoses connect to one of the Tees and both the shorter hoses connect to the other Tee. The hoses
should pass through the hydraulic hoses clips that are on the lift arms.
5. Connect hoses to the wing wheel cylinders. The longer hoses should be connected to the rod
end of the cylinders and the shorter hoses should be connected to the base end of the cylinders.
Be sure the hoses will not catch on the rotating transport wing wheel axle assemblies when the
cylinders are actuated.
6. Attach the transport cylinder locks to the tiebar bracket. Using the 3/8 x 2 1/2 lynch pin.
7. Be sure to pull the slack from both ends of the hoses to the gap between the last center bar lift
arm and the first wing lift arm. Be sure the hoses will not catch on any moving parts and that