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ADJUSTMENTS CONTINUED:
10. REDUCE SIDE DRAFTING TO ONE SIDE - Check Following Setting:
a) Gang angle setting for right hand gangs must be set same as left hand gangs.
11. REDUCE GANG PLUGGING - Make one or more of the following adjustments:
a) Adjust scrapers so they contact blades.
b) Reduce gang angle if soil conditions are loose causing disc to push soil.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT LOWER FRONT GANGS SO THAT DISC WILL CUT INTO TOUGH CONDITIONS. IF FRONT GANGS ARE
LOWERED, EXCESSIVE STRAIN WILL BE PLACE ON FRONT GANGS, FRAME, AND HITCH, WHICH COULD LEAD TO
PREMATURE PARTS FAILURE, ESPECIALLY OUTSIDE BLADES OF FRONT GANGS.
12. STOP DISC FROM BUCKLING UP CAUSING CENTRE BLADES TO RISE OUT OF GROUND - Make one or more of the following
adjustments:
a) If front gangs are cutting deeper at outside - raise front of disc with levelling crank.
b) Check if transport wheels are raised off ground causing front of disc to drop. If so lower wheel so they ride on ground when
discing, see section 14 on page 7.
c) Check if outer blades on wing are cutting deeper then outer blades of main frame. If so, raise outside of wing by adjusting
anchor bolt fro wing rockshaft cylinder, see section 6 on page 12.
NOTE: The condition described in section 12 may occur if front gangs are lowered so disc will cut into tough
conditions.
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