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Re: need Pictures of Planter and Runner Setup on Super A - 1


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Posted by OB OBrien on April 10, 2011 at 05:13:45 from (173.19.13.216):

In Reply to: need Pictures of Planter and Runner Setup on Super A - 140 posted by sflem849 on April 08, 2011 at 19:12:48:

1. The two blue clamps in the 4th picture down, slide onto the square bar in your 3rd picture with the large nuts facing up. Those fit into and slide back into the keyhole holes on your cultivator lift bars. The blue assys lock into the diamond shaped part of the lift assy.

2. The extra clamps in the 3rd pix, are for attaching cultivating shanks with crows feet, hiller discs or fertilizer injectors on on them. The spade in the middle is for planting in a furrow or for potatoes. Take it off if your planting level or on a raised bed.

3. Notice the two red assys in your 7th pix. Those bolt together.

4. I would use the galvanized tube for the seeds and the rubber one for the fertilizer.

5. As to the size of the gears, Count the teeth and compare the sequence of teeth in my earlier post. It appears you have one gear on the wrong shaft. The shaft that runs under the tractor only has one gear on each end. The shaft on the seed drive unit has two gears side by side. Thats why you might have the longer chain. You can shorten the chain by holding one link in a vise and with a screwdriver and a hammer drive the other link out. Figure what length you need, take out another link then put it back together.

This post was edited by OB OBrien at 05:16:33 04/10/11.



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