ROTORS
AND
BLADES
BLADES
The Howard "Geri~" is normally delivered with the
blades already fitted If it
IS
necessary to fit your own
blades, this
IS
done as follows:
1.
Identify left-hand and r~ght-hand blades.
2.
The left-hand end flange carries two right-hand
blades. the right-hand end
carries two left-hand blades.
3
The centre flange (or flanges, depending on the
rnachlne width), carries two left-hand and two right-
hand blades leading The blades should be fitted to the
left-hand side of the centre
flange(s), with the heads
I
of the bolts against the blades and spring washers and
nuts against the flange.
PICTINE
ROTOR
In addit~on,
a
Pictine rotor, with flanges closer-spaced
than the standard rotor,
IS
ava~lable for use with
pic
-
tines or pasture renovating (lucerne) tines, for very hard
soil
condit~ons, or for pasture renovation. (See Attach-
ments section,
page
10).
TWISTED
BLADE
CUTTING EDGE
R.H. BLADE
How
to
identify right and left-hand blades.
Gem Rotor
(20
in. model),
24
in. and
30
in.
rotors have two centre flanges
BLADE IN CORRECT
ALlGNMENl
I
I
3"
3-2 CLEARANCE
I
L/J
STRAIGHT EDGE
DIRECTION
OF
TRAVEL
Correct blade setting showing clearance at back of blade.