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MAINTENANCE
The 6700 KMC Rip Strip has been carefully designed and manufactured to provide years of de-
pendable service. To maximize use and reduce downtime and repair costs, regular maintenance should
be performed on the Rip Strip. Below is a guide for minimum recommended services and the time in-
tervals for their completion. However, since these machines are used in many different conditions and
applications, the operator should customize the maintenance schedule to best fit their individual needs.
SERVICE
EVERY
10 HOURS
EVERY
50 HOURS
EVERY
250 HOURS
1
INSPECT RIPPER POINTS
(REPLACE AS NEEDED)
X
2
INSPECT WEAR SHINS
(REPLACE AS NEEDED)
X
3
LUBRICATE ALL GREASE POINTS
(see Lubrication Points in the Maintenance
section of this manual)
X
4
CHECK TORQUE ON ALL BOLTS
(See Bolt Torque Chart in Section
on General Assembly Set-up)
X
(INITIAL)
X
5 INSPECT HITCH PINS FOR WEAR X
6
INSPECT FRONT COULTER AND ALL
TILLAGE DISC
(REPLACE AS NEEDED)
X
7
INSPECT BEARINGS
ON ALL COULTERS, GAUGE WHEELS
AND TILLAGE/FINISHING TOOLS
X
8
INSPECT RIPPER SHANKS AND TRIP
MECHANISMS FOR ANY DAMAGE
X
9 INSPECT TOOLBAR FOR ANY DAMAGE X
10
INSPECT TIRE PRESSURE IN ALL
GAUGE AND PRESS WHEELS
X
*NOTE: Front Coulter bearings, Cover Crop Roller bearings, Tillage Disc bearings and Crumbler/
Roller bearings are all non-relube.
SERVICE SCHEDULE
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