@
1. New tine
2. Wom
tine
3. Sharp edge
4. Hairpin clip
5. Retaining
pin
Figure 16
1
Figure 17
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riÉ_3
Tine
3-lP
lnches
5
Ground drive belt replacement
Take
to
an
authorized dealer
for repair.
To
maintain
the superbtilling
performancelothis
machinethe
tines should be checked for sharpness, wear and bending,
particulary
the
tines
which are next
to the transnússion
(fig.
17). lf the
gap
between thetines exceeds 3-1Æ', they should
be
replaced
or
straightened as
nec€ssary.
tlewtines should be assembled as shown
in
(fig.18.)
Shar¡
ened tine edges will rotate rearward
from
above
(fi9.18).
GAUTION!
t,lever tamper
with the
engine
governor,
which is
factory
set
for
proper
engine speed.
Tine replacement
A badly
worn
tine causes
your
tiller to work harder and dig
shallower. Most important, worn tines can not chop and
shred
organic
maüer
as eflectively
nor
bury
it
as deeply as
good
tines. A tine this worn
(fig.
16) needs to be replaced.
2
F¡gEe
18
4
t
Counter
t¡ne
rotation
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