PRIOR MODELS

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SECTION V
AGRICULTURAL ATTACHMENTS
CONTENTS
• TILLER WT·244
• TILLER WT·242
• TILLER WT·241
• TILLER WT·30
• CULTIVATOR 7·1721
• CULTIVATOR AC-675
• CULTIVATOR AC·673
• CULTIVATOR AC·67
• CULTIVATOR 7·1711
• CULTIVATOR AC·6
• PLOW PP·87 & COULTER RC·l0
• PLOW & COULTER PP·l07
• PLOW & COULTER PP·l064
• PLOW PP-85 & COULTER RC·l0
• PLOW PP·8·A & COULTER RC·l0
• PLOW & COULTER PP·l0HD
• PLOW & COULTER PP·l0l
• HARROW PH·18
• DUMP TRAILER LTD·243
• DUMP TRAILER LTD·242
• DUMP TRAILER LTD·24
• UTILITY WAGON UW·643
• UTILITY WAGON UW·641
• UTILITY WAGC5"N UW·64
• LAWN ROLLER LR·24
• AERATOR SC·15
• SPREADER FS·365
• SPREADER FS·363
• SPREADER FS·36

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 PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS
WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.
A S SEMB LY
Your t i l ler has been factory assembled with the ex­
ception of the h itch. To attach the h itch, remove the
cotter key and washer from the pu l l p i n on the front
of mounting bar Part No. 4313, in sta l l swivel block
Part No. 5 394, rep lace washer and cotter key ..
To fasten to the tractor remove tractor h i tch pin, in­
sert tiller ton g ue Part No. 5398, then replace h i tch
pin.
LU B RICATION
There is NO OIL i n the crankcase of the engine
when sh ipped from the factory. Read engine ma n u a l
a n d fo l low a l l i n structio n s perta i n i n g t o t h e type of
fuel and l u brication specified. (NOTE: The engine car­
ries a separate wa rra nty by the engine m a n ufacturer.
For engine service, contact yo u r loca l a u thorized en­
gine service headq u a rters .. )
The ti l le r gea r box has been fi l led with one pint of
No. 90 gea r l ube at the factory. Check o i l level be­
fore operation a n d every 25 hou rs of operation, add
o i l i f necessa ry.
To check oil level, ra ise tiller to the up or travel
pos ition, remove pipe p l u g Pa rt No. 1 0 1 3 on the front
of gea r box. Gear box should be fi l led to the level of
plug with No. 90 gear l u be.
Extensive use of sea led-for-l ife bea rings have been
employed to reduce m a i ntena nce, therefore no other
l u brication is req u ired .
OPERATION
The til ler is ra ised a n d lowered by using the tractor
l ift lever or hydra u l ic control. Depth is con trolled by
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TIL LER
WT·244
TILLING WIDTH-24"
TILLING DEPTH-Up to 7 "; (depending on soil condition) Depth is
controlled by speed of operation.
ENGINE-6 h p. vertical shaft with recoil starting
WHEELS-Two lO-inch semi-pneumatic with leveling action
DRIVE--Worm gear with tapered roller and needle bearings and Neo­
prene oil seals
CLUTCH-Comp'etely enclosed belt with spring loaded idler
SHIPPIN G WT. - 1 75 Ibs.
the forward speed of the tractor, a slow speed resu lts
in deep t i l l i ng a nd faster speeds result in sha l l ower
t i l l i n g . (NOTE: To use the tiller for cu ltivation, the for­
ward speed should be a d j u sted so that the u n it w i l l
n o t t i l l too deep.) I n sod or heavy s o i l it may be nec­
essary to go over the ground 2 or 3 times before it is
ready to pla nt. In h a rd, d ry or rocky soi ls, the til ler
will bou nce. This is a desi g n feature of this u n it a n d
s h o u l d cause no a l a rm. However, u nder s o m e co n­
d itions, it may be necessa ry to add weight to the
til ler. There are two brackets ava i lable for this pur­
pose, b racket Part No. 4 3 2 1 w h ich attaches the trac­
tor fro nt weight Part No. 4065, or bracket Part No.
4309, which w i l l hold a sta n d a rd concrete block.
D u ri n g the first few h o u rs of operation, the til ler
gear box may run hot. This i s normal with worm
gear d rives and is not h a rmfu l . As the gears wear in,
the gear box will run cooler.
When not using the t i l l er, it is advisable to d isen­
gage the cl utch to rel ieve the tension on the belt.
After using til ler the first time, check a l l bolts to
m a ke s u re they have not become loose, a n d retighten
if necessary. To change belt, first remove top plate,
Part No 4308, to g a i n access to d rive. U n hook spring
..
from clu tch a rm . U n screw shoulder bolt, P a rt No.
1 392, and remove clu tch arm with idler p u l ley a n d
cl utch rod. T h e belt ca n n o w b e removed. I n sta l l the
new belt by fol lowing reverse proced u re. Be s u re the
p u l leys a re i n p roper a l ig n ment and replace top plate.
CAUTION - NEVER ADJUST OR REMOVE DEBRIS OR
ROCKS FROM TILLER WITHOUT FIRST
SHUTTING OFF THE ENGI NE AND DIS­
ENGAG I NG CLUTCH.
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 PARTS LIST

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Ref.. Part No. Ref. Part No.
No. No. Description Req'd. No. No. Description Req'd.

1 5406 Ass'y" Worm & Gear Box 1 42 4333 Plate - Top Rear 1
2 4033 Case 1 43 90800 1 -4 Bolt - Hex );.;-20 x � 8
3 5387 Shaft - Tine 1 44 43 1 6 Ass'y, Clutch Arm 1
4 5388 Gear - Worm 1 45 1 61 8 Ass'y, I d le'r Pu lIey 1
5 93324 5 Roll Pin % x 1 % 1 46 3760 Bracket -, Belt Throw Out 1
6 1 526 Bearing - Needle 2 47 91 5087-4 Nut - Hex Jam �-20 1
7 1213 Seal 3 48 1392 Bolt - Shoulder 1
8 4038 Gasket 1 49 91 5113 -6 Nut - Nylok %-1 6 4
9 1 3 97 Shim 2 50 933 1 88 Roll Pin K6 x 1 3
10 4001 Cover 1 51 5349 Tube Clutch Rod 1
11 908002-4 Bolt - Hex );.;-20 x % 10 52 537 5 Ass'y, Engine - Lauson 6 HP, 1
12 920007 -4 Lockwasher );.; Dia 10 53 9081 40-4 Bolt - Hex K6- 1 8 x 3 % 1
13 9434 1 8 -4 Pipe Plug Va -27 1 54 908027-4 Bolt - Hex K6- 1 8 x 3 2
14 1 3 96 Shim 2 .55 91 523 5·4 Net Hex Jam ?16- 1 8 1
15 4080 Shaft - Worm 1 56 1 626 Pulley - Engine 1
16 4064 Spacer - Upper 1 57 9370 1 0 Key #6 Woodruff 1
17 933 1 56 Roll Pin Va x 1 1 58 909862-6 Set Screw K6- 18 x ?16 1
18 4004 Gear - Worm 1 59 920082 -4 Lockwasher K6 Dia 3
19 9370 1 4 Key #9 Woodruff 2 60 539 5 Ass'y" Hitch Bar 1
20 4 063 Spacer - Lower 1 61 5398 Plate - Hitch Bar 1
21 51 96 Bearing - Ball 1 62 9080 59 -4 Bolt - Hex �-1 3 x 1 � 1
22 1 500 Cone - Bearing 1 63 91 51 1 5-6 Nut - Nylok �-1 3 1
23 1 52 5 Cup - Bearing 1 64 908036-4 Bolt - Hex %- 1 6 x 1 � 1
24 1 548 Cone - Bearing 1 65 9 1 5663 -4 Nut - Elastic %- 1 6 1
25 1 549 Cup - Bearing 1 66 5394 Block - Swivel 1
26 43 54 Spacer 1 67 908040-4 Bolt - Hex %- 1 6 x 2 � 1
27 4039 Gasket 2 68 92001 3-4 Washer % S,AE 1
28 4005 Plate 1 69 932034-4 Cotter Pin K6 x 1 1
29 5389 Support 1 70 5400 Ass'y . Tine & Tube R, H 1
30 1 544 Shim 1 71 5401 Ass'y, Tine & Tube L. H 1
31 1 627 Pulley 1 72 MW104 1 1 Pin - Shear 2
32 909848-6 Set Screw );';.20 x );.; Nylok 2 73 433 4 Cover - Tine 2
33 90803 5-4 Bolt - Hex %- 1 6 x I);.; 3 74 920083 -4 Lockwasher % Dia 8
34 4326 Ass'y" Pivot Tube 1 Belt 1
75 1 579
35 4328 Axle 1
76 4498 Decal - Caution 1
36 5390 Wheel 2
77 5399 Decal - Caution 1
37 9320 1 7 -4 Cotter Pin Va x 1 6
Ass'y" Deck 1 78 441 1 Decal - Attachment 1
38 4300
39 90803 4-4 Bolt - Hex %- 1 6 x 1 16 79 1 393 Stud 1
40 43 1 3 A ss'y, Mounting Bar 1 80 1014 Spring 1
41 4308 Plate - Top Cover 1 81 5393 Rod - Clutch 1

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AS S EMBLY
Your t i l ler h a s been factory a ssem bled with the ex­
ception of the h itch . To attach the h itch, remove the
cotter key a n d washer from the p u l l p i n on the front
of m o u nting bar Part No. 4313, i nsta l l swivel b lock
Part No. 4320, replace washer a n d cotter key.
To fasten to the tractor remove tractor h itch pin, i n­
sert til ler tongue with h itch spacers Part No. 4343 o n
each s i d e . (NOTE: On s o m e o f the earlier m odel trac­
tors, the h itch spacers w i l l not be requ ired.)
L U B RICATION
There is NO OIL i n the cra n kcase of the engine when
shipped from the factory. Read engine m a n u a l a n d
follow a l l i nstructions perta i ni n g to the type of fuel
and l u b rication specified. (NOTE: The e n g i n e ca rries
a separate warranty by the e n g i n e m a n ufact u rer.
For e n g i n e service, contact your local a u thorized
engine service head q u a rters.)
The t i l l e r gear box has been fil led with one pint of
No. 90 gear l u be a t the factory. Check o i l level be­
fore operation a n d every 25 hours of operation, add
o i l if necessary.
To check oil level, ra ise t i l ler to the up o r travel
position, rem ove p ipe p l u g Part No. 10 1 3 on the front
of gear box. Gear box sho u l d be filled to the level of
plu g with No. 90 gear l u be.
Extensive use of sealed-for- l ife bea r i n g s h ave been
em ployed to reduce m a i ntena nce therefore n o other
lubrication i s requ i red.
OPERATION
The t i l l e r is ra ised a n d l owered by using the tractor
lift lever or hydra u l ic control. Depth i s controlled by
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TILLER
WT·242
TILLING WIDTH-24"
TINES-16 Wheel-Horse exclusive design (pat. pending).
TILLING DEPTH-Up to 7"; (depending on soil condition). Depth is
controlled by speed of operation ..
ENGINE-5 � h . p. vertical shaft with recoil starting.
WHEELS-Two IO-inch semi·pneumatic with leveling action ..
DRIVE-Worm gear with tapered roller and needle bearings and Neo­
prene oil seals..
CLUTCH-Completely enclosed belt with spring loaded idler.
SHIPPING WT.-175 Ibs ..
the forward speed of the tractor, a slow speed results
in deep tilling a n d faster speeds resu lt i n sha llower
tilli ng. (NOTE: To use the tiller for cu ltivating, the for­
ward speed should be adjusted so that the u n it will
not till too deep.) In sod or heavy soil it may be nec­
ssary to go over the grou n d 2 or 3 times before it i s
ready t o pla nt. I n hard, d ry or rocky soils, t h e tiller
will bou nce. T h is is a design feature of this u n it a n d
shou l d cause no ala rm. However, u nder some con­
d itions, it may be necessary to add weight to the
tiller. There are two brackets availa ble for this pur­
pose, bracket Part No. 4321 w h ich attaches the trac­
tor front weight Part No. 4065, or bracket Part No.
4309, w h ich w i l l hold a sta ndard concrete block.
During the first few hou rs of operation, the til ler
gear box may run hot. T h is is normal with worm
gear d rives a n d is not harmful. As the gears wear i n ,
t h e gear box w i l l run cooler.
When not u s i n g the t i l ler, it is a dvisable to d isen­
gage the clutch to relieve the ten sion o n the belt.
After u s i n g tiller the first time, check all bolts to
m a ke s u re they have not become loose, and retighten
if necessary. To change belt, first remove top plate,
Part N o. 4308, to g a i n access to d rive. U n h ook spring
from clutch arm. U n screw shoulder bolt, Part No.
1 392, and remove clutch a rm with idler pulley a n d
clutch rod. T h e belt c a n n ow b e removed. I n stall the
new belt by followi ng reverse proce d u re. Be s u re the
pulleys a re in proper a l i g n ment and replace top plate.
CAUTION - NEVER A DJUST OR REMOVE DEBRIS OR
ROCKS FROM TILLER WITHOUT FIRST
SHUTT I NG OFF T HE ENGINE A N D DIS­
ENGAG I N G CLUTCH.
 PARTS LIST

Ref .. Part Ref, Part

No. No. Name Quantity No. No. Na m e Quantity
1 50 1 8 Worm & Gear Box Assembly 1 40 1618 Idler Pulley 1
2 1 00 1 Knob 1 41 1 626 Engine Pulley 1
3 1 002 Cotter Key )Is x 1 7 42 1 627 Tiller Pulley 1
4 1 007 Hex Jam Nut 1(.- 1 8 1 43 1 579 Belt 1
5 1013 Pipe Plug )Is Std Pipe 1 44 1 797 Engine 1
6 1014 Spring 1 4.5 3760 Belt Throw Out Bracket 1
7 1 038 Washer % LD" 1 46 4001 Cover Plate 1
8 1 042 Socket Hd . Set Screw 1 (.- 1 8 x 1(. 2 47 4002 Support 1
9 1 093 H , H,eS" %- 1 6 x 2 72 2 48 4003 Worm Gear 1
10 1 1 13 Lock Washer Ji 10 49 4004 Worm 1
11 1 1 22 Woodruff Key No, 9 2 50 4005 End Plate 1
12 1 1 33 Roll Pin 7(. x l 3 51 4038 Gasket 1
13 1 1 49 H, H,eS �.- 1 4 x lJi Lg, 32 52 4039 Gasket 2
14 1 1 96 Shake Proof Washer 1(. 3 53 4080 Worm Shaft 1
15 1 227 Roll Pin 7(. x 1 % Lg 1 54 43 54 Washer 1
16 1 237 H.HeS Ji-20 x % Lg, 10 55 4032 Tine Shaft 1
17 1 244 Roll Pin )Is x 1 1 56 4033 Tiller Case 1
18 1 2 58 H H,eS, 1(.-1 8 x 3 % 1 .57 4063 Lower Spacer 1
19 1 299 Roll Pin 1(. x 1 % Lg, 1 58 4064 Upper Spacer 1
20 1 302 Hex Jam Nut 72 -20 1 59 4300 Deck wi A 1
21 1 30 5 H , He, S" 1(.- 1 8 x 3 2 60 4308 Top Plate 1
22 1317 Lock Nut �.- 1 4 Hex Hd 32 61 43 1 0 Hitch Bar w iA 1
23 1385 " S, Ji-20 x 72
H " He 8 62 43 1 3 Mounting Bar w iA 1
24 1 392 Shoulder Bolt 1 63 43 1 6 Clutch Arm w iA 1
25 1 3 93 Stud 1 64 4322 Tine Tube W /A 2
26 1 549 Cup - Bearing 1 6.5 4328 Axle 1
27 1 397 Shim - Tine 2 66 4330 Tine R" H, 8
28 1 408 NyLock Nut %- 1 6 11 67 433 1 Tine L H, 8
29 1395 Woodruff Key No 6 1 68 4332 Clutch Rod 1
30 1418 Lock Washer % 8 69 4333 Top Plate Rear 1
31 1425 H HCS, %- 1 6 x l" Lg 8 70 4334 Tine Cover 2
"
32 1 426 H , H es, %- 1 6 x lJi Lg, 3 71 4326 Pivot Tube wi A 1
33 1 476 Rivet 2 72 4320 Swivel Block 1
34 1 500 Cone - Bearing 1 73 4337 Wheel 2
35 1 51 5 Ba ll Bearing 1 74 1213 Seal 3
36 1 52 5 Cup - Bearing 1 75 441 1 Decal 1
37 1 526 Needle Bearing 2 76 4343 Hitch Spacer 2
38 1 548 Cone - Bearing 1 77 1 066 Soc" Hd Set Screw Ji-20 x Ji 2
39 1 3 96 Shim As Req'd,

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 POWERED

TILLER
MODEL

WT-241
for all models
Wheel-Horse Tractors

Exclusive

FREE-FLOATING ACTION
eliminates tractor shock and
protects tiller from damage by raising over
foreign objects and re-adjusting
to proper tilling depth automatically.

This tiller is the most advanced tractor-attaching tool ever ATTACHES IN TEN SECONDS
produced" The tiller method of soil preparation and cul­ to your tractor.
tivation has fast become a favorite and a glance at the Simply lift tractor hitch pin, insert tiller
Wheel-Horse exclusives will quickly tell you "THIS IS tongue and replace pin"
THE ONE!"

SPECIFICATIONS

TILLING WIDTH-24"
TINES-16 Wheel-Horse exclusive design (pat pending).
TILLING DEPTH-Up to 7" (depending on soil condition).. Depth is
controlled by speed of operation
Perfectly balanced for easy lift to travel position"
ENGINE-51/2 h p .. vertical shaft with recoil starting •

WHEELS-Two lO-inch semi-pneumatic with leveling action.

Handy clutch lever accessible from driver seat.
DRIVE-Worm gear with tapered roller and needle bearings and Neo­
prene oil seals .. •

CLUTCH-Completely enclosed belt with spring loaded idler.

Packaged completely assembled, ready to go ..
SHIPPING WT.-175 Ibs ..

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 TILLER
MODEL

WT-241

1 l I
ref" part
no no. descr ipt j on Ino.
req'd
ref'
no. l I
pcrt
no. description Ina.
,reg'd.
ref' pcrt
no. no. description Ino.
,reg' d.
I 4300
2 4322
3 4316
Deck Assembly
Tir:ae Tube Assembly
Clutch Arm Assembl b
2
1
I 26
27
28
1317
1133
1149
Hex Nut 7/16 - 14 Lock Nut
Roll Pin 3/16 x 1
Hex Hd. Cap Screw 7/16-14 x 1 1/4
32
3
32
50
51
52
1626
1627
1392
rc
Shou der Bolt
�
Pulley 3" O. D. ngine)
Pulle 3" O. D. iller Shaft)
1
1
I
4 4313 Mounting Bar Assem Iy I 29 1196 Shakeproof Lockwasher 5/16 3 53 1393 Stud-Control Rod 1
5 4310 Hitch Bar Assembly 1 30 1258 Hex Hd. Cap Screw 5/16 - 18 x 3 3/4 I 54 4000 Case-Tiller (Cost Iron) I
6 4326 Pivot Tube Assembly I 31 1302 HexJam Nut 1/2 - 20 I 55 4001 Plate - Cover (Cast Iron) 1
7 1396 Shim (Worm Gear) 1 32 1305 Hex Hd" Cap Screw 5/16 - 18 x 3 2 56 4002 Support (Ca,t Iron) 1
8 1397 Shim (Worm) I 33 1332 Shakeproof Lockwasher 3/8 8 57 4003 Worm Gear 1
9 1122 Woodruff Key #9 2 34 1385 Hex Hd. Cap Screw W/Shake. Wash. 58 4004 Worm I
10 1244 Roll Pin 1/8 x I 1 1/4-20x1/2 8 59 4005 Plate- End I
I I 4038 Gasket I 35 1395 Woodruff Key '6 I 60 4039 Gasket 2
12 1227 Roll Pin 3/16 x I 3/4 I 36 1579 "V" B"lt 4L 24" (Heat Resist.) 1 61 4040 Worm Shaft I
13 1001 Shift Knob I 37 1618 Idler Pulley 1 62 4041 Disc - Bearing Spacer 1
14 1002 Cotter Pin 1/8 x I 5 38 1797 Engine (Lauson 5/5 H.P. Vertical Shaft 1 63 4063 Spacer - Lower 1
15 1007 Hex Nut 5/16- 18 I 39 1062 Hex Hd. Cap Screw 3/8 - 16 x I 6 64 4032 Shaft - Tine 1
16 1014 Tension Spring I 40 1039 Lockwasher 3/8 9 65 4064 Spacer •. Upper 1
17 1015
18 1310
19 1359
ie
Hex Hd. C Screw 3/8 - 16 x I 3/4
Lock Nut 3 8 - 16
ll
Hex Nut - Self Locki 3/8-16
2
9
1
41
42
43
4320 Swivel Block
4328 Axle
4337 Wheels
1
I
2
66
67
68
1515 Boll Searing
1213 Oil Seal
1526 Needle Bearing
1
3
2
20 1028 Hex Hd. Cop Screw 3 8-16 x I 1/4 3 44 4330 Tines R .. H. 8 69 1500 Cone-Searin9 2
21 1042 Soc. Hd. Set Screw Cup Pt. 5/16 - 45 4331 Tines L. H. 8 70 1525 Cup - Bearing 2
18 x 5/16 3 46 4332 Rod-Clutch I 71 1299 Roll Pin 5/16 x 1 3/4 1
22 1038 Flat Washer Wrought 5/8 I 47 4333 Top Plate - Rear 1 72 1237 Hex Hd. Cap Screw 1/4-20x 5/8 10
23 1061 Hex Hd. Cop Screw 3/8 - 16 x 3/4 4 48 4334 Cover - Tine 2 73 1113 Lockwasher 1/4 10
24 1080 Hex Jam Nut 3/8- 16 3 49 4308 Top Plate - Front 1 74 lOla Pipe Plug Sq. Hd. 1
25 1093 Hex Hd. Cop Screw 3/8-16 x 2 1/2 2 '"------

Fill gear box with Texaco No. 631

Steam Cylinder Lubricant or equivalent.
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 WT-30
TILLER
PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS to the 21/2" pulley on the speed reduction unit and to the 4"
(A) Remove tiller from box .. You will note there are 6 separate pulley on the tractor.
items. (C) Place the 29" belt on the 21/2" pulley on the engine to the 7"
L Main Tiller 3. Speed Reduction 5 .. Speed Reduction pulley on the speed reduction unit..
2 .. Hitch Assembly Unit Belt (D) Readjust clutch idler for proper clutching, if necessary, and
4. Side Plate 6. Speed Reduction mount shield.
Shield (E) On '57 thru '59 tractors, the clutch system will have to be
(8) Service engine by using Engine Instruction Book .. converted to '60 models to use tiller mount.. Use idler conversion
(C) Mount hitch assembly to bottom of case and top hole in assembly #CC-60.
housing carrier .. Bolts will be in hitch .. (Item # 1 ). (I) Now slide tiller hitch into the hole on speed reduction unit.
(Item #3).
ASSEMBLING SPEED REDUCTION (J) Slide remaining plate over left hand side and bolt in place
(A) Mount speed reduction unit to the right hand frame rail as you did right hand unit ..
using the two rear holes directly under the engine crankshaft.. (K) Top clevis will slide directly into the tractor hitch and you
(Item #2).. are now ready for tilling.. (Item #4) (Read operating instructions
(8) Remove the 29" belt from the tractor and install the 34" belt first)..

TILLER

TILLER

SPEED REDUCTION UNIT

WHEEL·HORSE PRODUCTS • SOUTH BEND, INDIANA

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 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (I) Under normal conditions you will find that on going over the
ground the first time you can reach a depth of 5", but by going
(A) To start Engine, first make sure clutch is disengaged and
over twice it is possible to obtain a depth of 8""
push choke to choke position.. (Never over-choke)
(J) Tiller clutch adjustment:
(B) Adjust hand throttle to desired running speed and mount
tractor before engaging clutch..
(A) Remove shield.
(B) Remove belt.
CAUTION: Never have hands or feet close to tines when tiller
(C) Remove cotter key from Idler Link Pin.
is running
(O) Remove Idler Bar by unscrewing bolt from Engine.
(C) You are now ready to till.. Lower tines into ground by using (E) Now turn Idler Link Pin out to desired take-up and
hand lever.. After tiller is at desired depth, a maximum of 4", reassemble.
engage tractor clutch and you are on your way
(K) If necessary to remove Engine always make sure the pulleys
(0) You will find after you have run tiller for several hours that are in perfect alignment when reassembling.
it will be necessary to readjust the tiller clutch, as a new belt
(L) It is important that the operator does not over load tiller for
will stretch at first, and it is very important that the belt is
first run until worm and gear get run in and tines get polished.
reasonably tight as slippage will burn the belt and cut into the
pulleys.
(E) In very hard ground, you may find it necessary to go over
ground twice, in order to cut up soil fine..
LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS
(F) Never run over stony soil fast as tiller will withstand more
than the operator.. In normal operation, low gear should be used (A) Crank case of tiller is filled at the factory and should need
Avoid all sharp turns with tiller in ground. no oil unless after continuous operation, the seals get worn and
oil leaks out.. If so, replace worn seals and fill crankcase to
(G) It may be necessary to add extra weights to front of tractor
Filler Hole with No.. 90 oil.
to counter-balance tiller. See your dealer and order FW-40 front
weight package. This may also be used in conjunction with snow (B) For engine, read engine instruction book.
plow and snow caster .. (C) Idler pulley has a sealed bearing and will need no grease..
(H) When turning at end of field if it is necessary to put tractor (O) You will note one zerk on speed reduction unit, which should
in reverse, make sure tiller clutch is disengaged be greased at least once a day ..

T I L LE R P A R T S L I S T

Ref. Part No. Ref. Part No.

No. No. Description Req. No. No. Description Req.
4000 Tiller Case 33 4062 Belt Guard 1
2 4001 Cover Plate 34 4021 Lift Arm 2
3 4002 Support (outboard) 35 40 1 8 Lift Bar
4 4003 Worm Gear 36 1 86 1 Link Pin Swivel
5 4004 Worm 37 1 793 Engine
6 4063 Spacer 38 1618 Pulley (Idler)
7 4064 Spacer 39 1 526 Needle Bearing 2
8 4005 End Plate 40 1 525 Cup (Bearing) 2
9 4032 Tine Shaft 41 1 500 Cone (Bearing) 2
10 4040 Worm Shaft 42 1 21 3 Seal 2
11 4041 Disc 43 4042 Tines R. H. 8
12 4006 Hitch Bar Assy. 44 4043 Tines L.H 8
13 4046 Spacer 45 1 57 1 Belt 1
14 4028 Engine Mount RH. 46 161 1 Pu lley 2
15 4029 Engine Mount LH. 47 1 523 Needle Bearings 2
16 4020 Housing 48 1 600 7" Pulley
17 401 6 Rear Tie Bar 49 1 608 21/2" Pulley
18 401 9 Drag Support 2 50 1 085 Collar
19 4024 Belt Guard 51 1 303 Seal 2
20 401 0 T in e Shaft Tube 2 52 1 572 Belt
21 401 1 Tine Shaft Tube 2 53 1 1 22 Key-#9 4
22 401 4 Drag Plate 54 1 234 Seal
23 4022 Hinge Rod 2 55 1 001 Handle
24 401 5 Clutch lever 56 1 309 �6 SAE Washer 3
25 4027 Idler Pivot 57 1 308 HHCS�6-24x 1
26 4048 Plate 58 1 502 Ball Bearing
27 4026 Idler Link Pin 59 1 299 RoI I Pin�6xl %
28 4038 Gasket 60 1 070 %·24 Hex Nut (.Jam)
29 4059 Bar-Idler 61 1 064 HHCS (Ya-1 6xl X) 3
30 4039 Gasket 2 62 1 039 lockwasher % 12
31 4023 Shield 63 1016 Hex Nuts %-1 6 22
32 4050 Shaft 64 1 028 HHCS (%-1 6xl Y.;)

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Ref. Part No. Ref. Part No.
No. No. Description Req. No. No. Description Req.
65 1 006 HHCS K6- 1 8x l !-i 4 78 1 002 :Va·1 Cotter 5
66 1 089 HHCS K6- 1 8x% 3 79 1 301 HHCS K6-24x2!-i 2
67 1 1 96 lockwasher K6 9 80 1 1 83 Hex Nut K6-24 5
68 1 007 Hex Nut K6- 1 %8 8 81 1 244 Roll Pin Yaxl 2
69 1 237 HHCS !-i-20x B 16 82 1 062 HHCS Ya-16xl 4
70 1 067 lockwashers }i 16 83 1 302 �-20 Nut I
71 1 034 Hex Nuts !-i-20 6 84 1 005 Sq. Key X6xl I
72 1 095 HHCSJJ'6- 1 4x l � 16 85 1 1 95 HHCS K6-24x%B I
73 1 1 09 Hex NutsJJ'6- 1 4 16 86 1 305 HHCsK6-1 8x3 I
74 1 1 17 v"16 lockwasher 16 87 1018 Ya SAE Washer 2
75 1015 HHCS Ya-1 6xl %4 2 88 1 101 Ya-24xl % I
76 1 032 HHCS Ya- 1 6x2 2 89 4052 Plate
77 1 1 67 HHCS Ya-1 6x2% 2 90 1013 Plug !-i-N PT.

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I:
A S S E MB L Y
The cu ltivator is shipped com plete in one carto n .
A . Attach 8- 5211 speed hitch t o tractor according to
i n structions.
B . Slide front fra me ass/yo Part No. 5579 u nder tractor
with lift bar pivot arm dow n . Lift the cross shaft into
slots in speed hitch a n d c lose latch. Secure latch in
c losed positio n with hairpin cotter through hole in
L . H" plate.
OPE R A T I O N
First decide whether or not cu ltivator is going to be
used between the rows or to strad d l e them .
If i t is t o b e u sed between t h e rows, place (4)
shovels on the front frame eq u a l l y spaced with one
o n each end.
Place 3 ( ) s hove ls o n back frame, 1
( ) i n center and
one directly behind each w heel .
When strad d ling rows eliminate the center s hovel
o n the rear a n d set the ( 2) midd le shovels o n front
frame beside the row. Be ca refuL not to set too close
to avoid cutting roots off of pla nt.
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CULTIVATOR
MODEL
7·1721
For Use With
8-5211 Speed Hitch Only
C. With the long section of the lift a r m ass/yo P a rt
No. 5581 pointed forward, place it in the hole of the
front frame ass'y. and secure with hairpin cotter
Part No" 933 50 5�4. P lace the other end into the first
hole of the tractor lift lever a n d secure with hairpin
cotter.
D. Place rea r frame into tractor hitch using tool pin
to secure.
E. I nsta l l a n d a d j u st shovel sta nda rds a n d shovel s to
desired cultivating depth.
T he two s hort sta n d a rd s (Part 76 59) are req uired
o n the front fra me, two inside shovels, o n the Raider
a n d Cha rger models.
The depth is a d j u sted by moving the sta n d a rd s up
or dow n . Make s u re screws on the cla m ps a re tight.
U nder norma l u se cultivator should be set to
cu ltivate 2" to 3" deep, so a s not to d ry soil out, or
o n ly deep enough to cut weeds.
U nder extreme conditions when soil is h a rd, pres­
s u re may be a pp lied to front ba r by resting feet on
fra me.
Weig hts may be added to rea r fra me a s desired.
 PARTS LIST

When ordering ports always l ist Part No, and name of part.

Item Part No. Item Part No.

No. No. Description Req'd. No. No. Desc ription Req'd.

1 5579 Ass'y, Frame Front

- 1 8 901636·4 Plow Bolt %.16 x 1)1 7
2 1939 Ass'y, Frame Rear
- 1 9 915113·6 Nut - Hex %·16 7
3 1907 Clamp 7 10 7659 Standard - Shovel (Short) 2
4 1911 Plate 7 11 4581 Decal -, Round Horse Head 1
5 909555 Set Screw Square Head %.16 x 1% 14 12 5581 Ass'y. Lift Link 1
6 1952 Standard - Shovel 5 13 933505·4 Hairpin Cotter 2
7 3358 Shovel 7

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 PARTS LIST AND INSTRU(TIONS
WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.
I:
AS SEMB LY
The cu ltivator is shipped complete i n one ca rton .
A. Attach MA- 1 speed hitch t o tractor accord ing to
i n structions.
B. Slide front frame ass'y. Part No. 5579 u nder tractor
with lift ba r pivot a rm down. lift the cross shaft i nto
slots in speed hitch and cl ose latch. Secure l atch i n
closed position with ha ir pin cotter through hole i n
L.H. plate.
OPERATION
F irst decide whether or n ot cultivator is going to be
u sed between the rows or to straddle them.
If it is to be used between the rows, place (4)
shovels on the front frame equa lly spaced w ith one
on each end.
P lace (3) shovels on back fra me, (l) i n center a n d
one d i rectly behind each wheel .
When straddli ng rows el i m i nate the center shovel
on the rea r a n d set the (2) m iddle shovels on front
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CULTIVATOR
AC·675
For Use With
MA-1 Speed Hitch Only
C. With the long section of the lift a r m ass'y. P a rt
No. 558 1 poi nted forward, place it in the hole of the
front frame ass'y. and secure with hair pin cotter
Part No. 933504. Place the other end i nto the fi rst
hole of the tractor l ift lever a n d secure with hair
pin cotter.
D. Place rea r fra m e into tractor hitch using tool pin
to secure.
E. I n stall and a d j u st shovel sta n d a rds and shovel s to
desired cu ltivati ng depth.
frame beside the row. Be ca refu l no to set too close
to avoid cutting roots off of pla nts ..
The depth is adjusted by moving the sta ndards up
or down. Make s u re screws on the clamps a re tight.
U nder norma l u se cultivator shou ld be set to
cultivate 2" to 3" deep, so as not to d ry soil out, or
only deep enough to cut weeds.
Under extreme con d itions when soi l i s ha rd, pres­
s u re may be appl ied to front bar by resting feet on
frame.
Weights may be added to rea r fra me a s desired.
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 PARTS LIST

When ordering parts always list Pa rt No, and name of parI,

Ref P a rt No Ref Part No,

No No Description Req'd, No, No Description Req'd,

1 5579 Ass'y Frame - Front 1 8 1 9 52 Standard Shovel 7

2 1 93 9 Ass'y Frame - Rea r 1 9 1 931 Shavel 7
3 1 906 Ass'y Cla mp 7 10 901 63 6-4 Plowbolt %-1 6 x1)1 7
4 1 907 Clamp 7 11 91 511 3-6 Nut - Hex, %-1 6 5
5 1 911 Plate 7 12 5581 Ass'y" lift Arm 1
6 909555-4 Set - Screw Sq Hd, %-1 6 x1),,-4 14 13 933 504 Hairpin 2
7 1 9 51 Ass'y Standa rd & Shovel 7

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ASSEMBLY
The cultivator is shipped complete in one carton.
A. First mount left hand mounting bracket ( 1 950) on
left side of tractor using the third and fourth holes in
the left frame rail with angle cut off towards front .
B. Insert front frame with lift bar pivot turned up and
OPERATION
First decide whether or not culivator is going to be
used between the rows or to straddle them.
fI it is to be used between the rows, place (4) shovels
on the front frame equally spaced with one on each end,
( ) shovels on back frame, (1) in center and one
Place 3
directly behind each wheeL
When straddling rows eliminate the center shovel on
the rear and set the (2) middle shovels on front frame
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CULTIVATOR
AC-673
install right hand mounting bracket ( 1 950).
C. Mount lift bar to front pivot and to lift lever assem­
bly, using 3rd hole on lift lever.
D. Place rear frame into tractor hitch using clevis pin
to secure.
E. Install shovel standards and shovels to suit.
beside the row" Be careful not to set too close to avoid
cutting roots off of plants,
The depth is adjusted by moving the standards up
or down. Make sure set screws on the clamps are tight ..
Under normal use culivator should be set to culivate
2" to 3" deep, so as not to dry soil out, or only deep
enough to cut weeds.
Under extreme conditions when soil is hard, pressure
may be applied to front bar by resting feet on frame.
Weights may be added to rear frame as desired.
 PARTS LIST

When ordering parts always list Part No. and name of part.

I
Ref. Pa rt No. Ref.. Part No.
No. No Description Req'd. No. No. Description Req'd.
1 3779 Ass'y . Frame - Front 1 9 1 93 1 Shovel 7
2 1 939 Ass'y. Frame - Rear 1 10 901 636-4 Plowbolt %- 1 6 x 1 );2 7
3 1 906 Ass'y.. - Clamp 7 11 9 1 5 1 1 3 -6 Nut - Hex. %-1 6 9
4 1 907 Clamp 7 12 1 950 Plate - Mounting 2
5 191 1 Plate 7 13 908034-4 Bolt - Hex %- 1 6 x 1 4
6 909555-4 Set - Screw Sq. Hd . %-1 6 x 1 %
. 14 14 3777 Ass'y. Lift Arm 1
7 1 95 1 Ass'y. Standard & Shovel 7 15 52-5 Hairpin 2
8 1 952 Standard Shovel 7

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A S SEMB LY
The cultivator is shipped complete in one carton.
A. First mount left hand mounting bracket (1950) on
left side of tractor using the third and fourth holes in
the left frame rail with angle cut off towards front.
B. Insert front frame with lift bar pivot turned up and
OPERATION
First decide whether or not culivator is going to be
used between the rows or to straddle them.
If it is to be used between the rows, place (4) shovels
on the front frame equally spaced with one on each end.
Place 3( ) shovels on back frame, (1) in center and one
directly behind each wheel.
When straddling rows eliminate the center shovel on
the rear and set the (2) middle shovels on front frame
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CULTIVATOR
AC·67
install right hand mounting bracket (1950).
C. Mount lift bar to front pivot and to lift lever assem­
bly, using 3rd hole on lift lever.
D. Place rear frame into tractor hitch using clevis pin
in the lift ca ble.
E. Install shovel standards and shovels to suit.
beside the row . Be careful not to set too close to avoid
cutting roots off of plants.
The depth is adjusted by moving the standards up
or down .. Make sure set screws on the clamps are tight.
Under normal use culivator should be set to culivate
2" to 3" deep, so as not to dry soil out, or only deep
enough to cut weeds.
Under extreme conditions when soil is hard, pressure
may be applied to front bar by resting feet on frame.
Weights may be added to rear frame as desired.
 PARTS LIST

Ref" Part I No.

No" No. Description Req'd.
1 1016 Hex Nut 3/8-16 4
2 1024 Bolt & Nut 3118-16xll12 7
3 1028 Hex Hd, Cap Screw %-16 8 x 1y,; 5
4 1034 Hex Nut %-20 2
5 1039 Lockwasher 3/8 7
6 1080 Hex Jam Nut 3/8-16 2
7 1206 Sq Hd, Set Screw 3118 -16x 1% 14
8 1221 Hex Hd , Cap Screw 1/4-20 x 1 1
9 1332 Shakeproof Washer 3/8 4
10 1907 Clamp 7
11 1911 Plate-Clamp 7
12 1931 Shovel 7
13 1939 Rear Frame W/A 1
14 1940 Front Frame W/ A 1
15 1949 Lift Arm 1
16 1950 Mounting Bracket 2
17 1952
I Standard Shovel
I 7

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 PAR'I'S LIS'I' AND INS'I'RU('I'IONS
WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.
,
A SSEM B L Y (FR A ME)
[,
1. Followi n g I l l u stration, i n sert 2 spacers (Part #3 354)
thru holes in Hitch Assembly (Part #3350). lay one
fra m e cha n ne l on each side of Hitch Assembly with
spacers in place, a n d i n sert 2 carriage bolts thru
chan nels and H itch Assem bly. I n sert 2 more spacers
between cha nnels at end opposite Hitch and i n sert
carriage bolts thru cha nnels a n d spacers. Assemble
pla in wa sher, lock washer and nuts to carriage
bolts a n d fi nger tighten.
2. Assemble Tie Straps, (Part # 3 3 5 3) to center cha n­
nels at Hitch end with carriage bolts, lock washers
a n d nuts.
3. Assemble outer fra m e cha n nels t o T i e Straps (Part
#3353).
4. Fol low i llustration for essembly of adj usting ba rs,
shovel sta n d a rds, a n d ga uge wheels.
5. After assem b l i n g fra m e pa rt; tighten a l l bolts.
(WE D GE L O CKS)
1. I n sert shovel sta ndard thru hole in sta ndard keep­
er. (Fig. 1).
2. I nsert keeper, w ith sta n d a rd in place, thru slot in
cha n nel, (Fig. 2) . Be sure that shovel or gauge
wheel sta ndards are o n the n otched side of cha n­
nel. A d j u sting ba rs may be assem bled on either
side of cha n nel.
3. With sta n da rd i n desi red position; (Fig. 3), hammer
wedge downward u ntil sta ndard is sec u red. Three
or fou r sharp blows on wedge a re recommended
to fi rmly seat Wedg e, Keeper, a n d Sta ndard.
4. To remove or re-position Sta nda rds, l ightly tap
wedge up-ward until loose. NOTE: DO NOT g ri n d
o ff or rem ove cu rved end o f Wedge since is pre­
vents Wedge from poppi n g out when tapped loose.
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CULTIVATOR
MODEL 7-1711
(Formerly AC-7)
5. Set a l l shove l s to run stra ight with the d i rection of
trave l . F i n a l a d j u stments w i l l depend on g round
cond itions, r u n n i n g depth, a n d operator's desires.
6. Gauge Wheels, when used, shou l d be set to r u n
app roximately 2 " sha l l ower tha n tips o f Shovels.
O P ER A T I O N
This versati le Cu ltivator ca n be used to stradd le the
row or work between rows. In m ost conditions, the
Cu ltivator shou l d be set up as shown i n View I . The
wing nut and the two wedge locks on adjusting ba rs,
(Part #3355) a l low q u ick widening or na rrowing of
Cu ltivator frome for d ifferent row widths or for
cha n g i n g from straddle row to between row cu ltiva­
tion . By sliding wing nut bolt forward or backwa rd,
outer fra m e cha n nels ca n be rea d i ly moved in or out.
Always keep a d j u sting bars in one of last three
n otches of outer fra m e cha n nel for maxi m u m fra m e
reg i d ity. The extra Sta n d a rd and Shovel m ust b e
mou nted between center f r a m e cha n nels f o r between
row work.
For n u rseries or g a rdens where row centers ca n be
spaced 40 inches or wider; and tractor ca n work easily
between rows, the Cu ltivator ca n be reversed as
shown in View II. Aga i n, the extra Sta n d a rd and
Shovel should be used.
Wedge locks allow q u ick a d j u sting or repositioning
of shovels, g a u ge wheel s a n d other a sseccories.
Add itiona l weight is not norm a l l y needed for c u l ­
tivating l ight soi l . However, i t is necessary when soil
is heavy, crusted, a n d/or thickly weeded. To improve
t'
..,
..
..,
cu ltivator penetration a n d sta b i l ity, an 8" x 8" x 1 6"
concrete b u ilding b l ock shou l d be attached to center
fra me cha n nels with furnished � x x l l � carriage
bolt, strap and wing n ut.
 PARTS LIST

Vlevv 1

Figure
I

Figure
2

Figure
NOTE;
Mount One Standard and Shovel in 3
center when CuI t ivator is adjusted
for between-row use.

Ref. Part No. Ref . Part No.

No. No. Description Req'd.. No .. No.. Description Req'd.

1 33 52 Frame Channel 4 13 9 1 5588- 4 Win g Nut, �- 13 2

2 33 53 Tie Strap 2 14 33 57 Stan dar d 7
3 33 54 Spacer 4 15 33 58 Re ver sible Shovel 7
4 900071 -4 Carriage Bolt Ya-1 6 x 3 8 16 90 163 5 Plow Bolt, Ya- 1 6 x 1-;';; 7
5 9200 10- 4 Plain Wa sher, ?i'6 4 17 33 59 Stan dard Keeper 11
6 920083 -4 Lock washer, Ya Med. 15 18 3360 Lock Wedge 11
7 9 151 13-4 Hex Nut, Ya-1 6 15 19 33 50 Hitch A ssembly 1
8 33 55 A di u stin g Bar 2 20 33 51 Wheel Str ut A ssembly 2
9 33 56 We ight Strap 1 21 3361 Rubber Tire Wheel 2

J�
10 900 1 39 -4 Carriage Bolt, �-1 3 x 11 - � 1 22 9200 12-4 Washer, ?{6
11 900 1 22-4 Ca rria ge Bolt, �-1 3 x 3- � 1 23 9320 18- 4 Cotte r Pin, Yo x 1
12 92008 5-4 Lock wa sher, � Med 2

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 AC·6
CULTIVATOR
PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS
A S SEMB L ING

The cultivator is shipped complete in one carton.

Mount the side rails to the center rails, They may be
mounted in either the inside or outside set of holes,
depending on the work to be done. Now mount the
adjusting plates on the center rail. Fasten the ad­
justing arms to the side rail and the adjusting plates
as shown. Now mount the shovel and standard
assemblies and gage wheels.

ADJU STMENTS AND O PE R A T ION

The width of the cultivator is adjusted by loosen­

ing the center bolt in the adjusting plates and sliding
the plates forward or backward. Additional width
may be obtained by using the outer set of holes.
The depth may be controlled with the gage wheels. There is provIsion for a center shank which may

Note: KEEP ALL NUTS TIGHT. be used for between row cultivating and furrowing.
Remove one front shank and move the other into
the slot between the center rail.

PARTS LIST

REF" PART NO. REF" PART NO"

DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION
NO, NO. REQ, NO" NO" REQ.

1 1 924 Cent. Rail Frame Assy. 1 10 1 29 3 U-Bolts 10

2 1 925 Side Rails l & R 2 11 1 069 Plow Bolt w/nut 6
3 1 926 Adjusting Arm 2 12 1 294 Carriage Bolt w/nut 2
4 1 9 27 Plate Adj. Top 1 13 1 295 Carriage Bolt w/nut 5
5 1 9 28 Plate Adj. Bottom 1 14 1 03 9 lockwasher 33
6 1 9 29 Standard, Gauge Wheel 2 15 1 1 86 Wrought Washer 4
7 1 93 0 Standard Shovel 6 16 1 00 2 Cotter Pin 2
8 1 93 1 Shovel, Cult.

9 1 702 Wheel, Gauge

(;
Note: All fasteners are cadium plated to help prevent rust.
All nuts are 3fs" so only 1 wrench is required.

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 PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS

P P·87 PLOW
& R(·10 COULTER
WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.

The plow is sh ipped in two cartons. One carton has

the p low base assembly a n d the cou lter assembly
with a bag of parts. The other carton contains the
bea m assemb ly.

AS S E M B L I N G T H E P P-87 P L O W
Replace the adjusting rod- R . H., which was re­
moved for shi pment, in the rea r vertical member.
Bolt the vertical member to the plow base, with the
bolts suppl ied. Adjust the cou lte r in accordance with
the depth at which you a re going to p low.

ASSE MBLING RC-10 COULTER

The rol l ing cou lter is shipped com plete in one
package. It is attached to the p low with the clamp
provided at the front of the plow bea m, d irectly above
the p low poi nt. When correctly set it will cut the sod
a n d a llow the plow to turn a clean furrow.
LUBRICA TlON
There is o n ly one g rease fitting, a n d this is located
on the cou lter hub.
Before sta rting to p low, apply grease to coulter.
Use machine oil on the threads of adjusting rods.
PLOWING TIPS
Lay out you r field to be plowed, and if possible,
make it recta n g u l a r i n shape, about 3 times as long
as it is wide. NOTE: it is easier to p low a few long
furrows than m a ny short ones.. LEAVE SOME ROOM
AT EACH EN D FOR T U R N I N G YO U R T RACTOR. Start
plowi ng by laying off a dead fu rrow as shown i n
the sketch below.

When p uttin g plow away, always wipe polished

su rface a n d coulter blade with g rease or oil to pre­
vent rust.

PREPARING THE PLOW FOR USE

The plow bottom must be clea ned so that d irt will
slide off the mold-board without stick i n g . Wipe the
polished surface with a rag soa ked in turpentine,
na ptha o r gasoline. An old brick or a p u m ice stone
can a lso be used to remove the protective coating, but
usually this is not necessary if soil is not too wet.
TO BEGIN PLOWING
To turn the p low point i nto the ground when open­
ing the furrow, u se turn buckle. After the dead fu rrow
has been made, level the p low by r u n n i n g the right
tractor wheels i n the previous furrow and adjusting
turnbuckle "A." When the right tractor wheels a re in
the furrow, the plow is designed to run i n the proper
horizontal a n g le.
For a 5 to 6 inch plowing depth, the cou lter should
s lice from 2 to 3 inches deep, but not deep enough
to drag the hub.
Begin at point PX" and plow a furrow to the end of your plot Fix your
eyes on a tree or some distant object in line with the middle of the plot so
that you con 3uide your tractor and plow a straight first furrow to point HA".
NOTE: ALWAYS LIFT PLOW BEFORE TURNING, and, at point "B", lower it
again and plow a dead furrow piling the dirt on top of dirt from the first
furrow, When you return to point "X" and star' your real plowing with both
the tracto,'s right wheels in the furrow at point "e", level out the plow
with the turnbuckle" Plow in a clockwise direction, always LIFTING your
plow 01 the end of the furrow before turning
SPEED
Move stea d i l y a l on g so tha t the earth will turn over
a n d not fall back i nto the furrow. In most soils, thi s
is done a t fu ll throttle i n second gear.
In light soi l s, p lowing may often be done i n h igh
gear, but if you go too fast, you will get an u n even
plowing job a nd the d irt is apt to be thrown i nstead
of rolled over.

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 PARTS LIST

PAR T S L I S T f o r P P - 87 P L O W

Ref. Part No Ref Part No .

No. No. Description Req'd . No. No Description Req'd
1 90806 1- 4 Bo lt - Hex )0- 13 x 2 1 12 5353 Sp acer - Turnbuckle 2
2 908059- 4 80 lt - Hex )0- 13 x 1)0 3 13 9200 12 -4 Wa sher �6 SAE 2
3 920085 -4 Lockwa sher )0 Diameter 3 14 90 1655- 4 80 lt - Plow )0-1 3 x 1 % 1
4 9 15 115-4 Nut - Hex )0-1 3 3 15 900 114-4 Bo lt - Ca rr iage )0- 13 x 1�� 1
5 2025 Ro d - Adjusting - R ..H Thread 1 16 2023 8eam Assembly 1
6 2026 Ro d - Adjusting - l.H .. Thread 1 17 6927 Sta ndard Assembly 1
7 2027 Coupling Assembly - Adjusting 1 18 6928 Fro g 1
8 9 0163 4 -4 Bo lt - Plow - %- 16 x 1 5 19 69 48 Mo ld Board 1
9 9 1518 4 -4 Nut - Square - %- 16 5 20 69 46 Landslide Assembly 1
10 9 15 185 -4 Nut - Squa re - K6- 14 2 21 69 47 Po int - 8 " 1
11 9 15 186- 4 Nut - Square - )0- 13 3 22 90 1643-4 80lt - Plow K6- 14 x 1 2
�

PARTS LIST for RC-l0 COUL TER

Ref. Part No. Ref. Part No.

No. No. Description Req'd. No. No. Description Req'd.

23 2055 Frame Assembly 1 30 1 030 Grease Fitting 1

24 2058 Coulter, Standard Ass'y . 1 31 2 07 5 Clamp 1
25 206 1 Axle 1 32 1 9 11 Nut, Two Hole 1
26 933 1 88 Roll Pin, K6 x 1 1 33 909 55 5 Set Screw, %.1 6 x lY.1 2
27 20 62 Hub Assembly 1 34 9332 1 7 Roll Pin, Y.I x 1 J1 1
28 2063 Blade, Coulter 1
29 923 080 Rivet, K6 x % 3

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. AND INSTRU(TIONS
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WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.

The p ol w si sh p
i ped ni two ca rtons. One ca rton has
the p o
l w base assem b y l and the cou lte r assem b y
l w ith
a bag of pa rts .. The o the r ca rton con ta n
i s the beam
assem b yl.

A S SEMBLY
Rep a
l ce the ad u j s ting rod -R. H., wh ci h was remo ved
for sh p i men t, n i the rea r ve rtica l mem ber .. Bo lt the
ve rtica l mem be r to the p ow l base , w ith the bo lts sup ­
p lied. Ad u j s t the cou lte r in acco rdance w ith the dep th
a t wh ci h you a re go ing to p ow. l

LUBRI CATION
Lay out you r f e
i d l to be p o l wed , and , fi poss ib e
l ,
The re si on y
l one grease f ti t n
i g , and th si si o
l ca ted make it rectangu a l r n i shape , a bout 3 t m
i es as ol ng as
on the cou lter hu b. it si w di e. NOTE: It si eas e
i rto p ol w a few ol ng fu rrows
Befo re sta rting to p o
l w , app y
l g rease to cou tl e r. than many sho rt on es. LEAVE SOM E ROOM AT EACH
END FOR T U R N I N G YOUR TRACTOR. Sta rt p o lwn i g by
Use mach n
i e o i l on the th re ads of ad u
j st n
i g rods.
a
l yn
i g off a d ead fu rrow as shown n
i the sketch be o
l w..
When putt n
i g po l w away , a wl ays w p i e po l si hed su r-
face and cou lte r b a
l de w ith g rease o r o i l to pre ven t rus t ..

PREPARING THE PLOW FOR USE rG --- ---

s ld
The p ol w bo t om must be c e
i e off the mo d
l aned so tha t d irt w i l l
l -boa rd w ti hou t s tick n
i g. Wipe the
-
- liE
I,J1 -------

------- alii
-- --
- -

po l si hed su rface w ti h a rag soaked n i turpent n i e , nap tha

Begin at point "X" and plow a furrow to the end of your plot.. Fix your
o r gaso l n
i e An o d
l b rick o r a pum ci e s tone can a sl o be eyes on a tree or some distant object in line with the middle of the plot 50
that you can guide your tractor and plow a straight first furrow to point
used to remo ve the p rotec tive coa ting , bu t usua l yl th si "A".. NOTE: ALWAYS L I FT PLOW BEFORE TURN I N G, and, at paint "6",
si not necessa ry fi so il si no t too w et. lower i t again and plow a dead furrow piling the dirt on top of dirt from
the first furrow. When you return to point "X" and start your real plowing
with both the tractor's right wheels i n the furrow at paint "C", level out the
plow with the turnbuckle .. Plow in a clockwise direction, always L I FTING your
plow at the end of the furrow before furning ..
TO BEGIN PLOWING
Th si si a 10" p ol w and wo rks bes t a t a dep th of 5 to
6n i ch es. To turn th e p o
l w po n
i t into the g round when
open n i g the fu rrow , use tu rn buck e l . After the dead fu r­
row has been made , e l vel the p ow
l by runn ni g the righ t
S PEED
tra cto r whee sl n i the p re vio us fu rrow and ad u j s tin g Mo ve s tead i l y a o
l ng so th at the ea rth w i l l tu rn o ve r
turn buck e l "A". When the r g i h t trac to r whee sl a re n i and no t fa l l back n i to the fur row. n
I mos t so i sl , th si si
the fu rrow , the p o l w si des g i ned to run n i the p rope r done a t fu l l th rottle n
i second gea r.
ho rizonta l ang e l. n
I lgi h t so i sl , p ow
l n
i g m ay of te n be done n i hg i h
Fo r a 5 to 6 n
i ch p ol w ing depth , the cou lte r shou d
l gear , but fi you go too fas t, you w i l l g et an une ven
s l ci e f rom 2 to 3 n i ches deep , bu t no t deep enough to p ow
l n
ig o j b and the d irt si ap t to be th rown ni s tead of
d rag the hu b. ro l ed
l o ve r.

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 PARTS LIST

Ref. Part No. Ref.. Part No.

No . No Description Req'd. No. No. Description Req'd ..
1 932017 Cotter Pin Ya x 1 1 19 6927 Standard Assembly 1
2 Not Used 20 2043 Adjusting Rod - R.H. 1
3 6934 Grease Fitting K6 Drive Type 1 21 2044 Adjusting Rod - L.H. 1
4 901634 Plow Bolt %-16 x 1 5 22 6928 Frog 1
5 915184-4 Nut - Square %-16 5 23 6929 Mold Board 1
6 915115-4 Nut - Hex )1-13 3 24 6930 Landslide Assembly 1
7 908060-4 Bolt - Hex )1-13 x 1% 1 25 6931 Share J
8 920085 Lockwasher )1 1 26 Not Used
9 901655 Plow Bolt )1-13 x 1% 1 27 2065 Standard Assembly 1
10 908059-4 Bolt - Hex )1-13 x 1)1 2 28 2066 Rod - Swivel 1
11 915117-4 Nut - Hex %-11 2 29 2068 Pin - Pivot 1
12 900114-4 Bolt - Carriage )1-13 x 1)1 1 30 2069 "U" Bolt 1
13 901643 Plow Bolt K6-14 x 1 2 31 Not Used
14 915186 Nut - Square )1-13 2 32 2072 Clamp Coulter 1
15 915185 Nut - Square K6-14 2 33 6932 Blade 1
16 900037-4 Bolt - Carriage K6-14 x % 3 34 6933 Hub - Blade 1
17 2027 Coupling - Adjusting 1 35 915113-4 Nut - Hex % (Coulter) 3
18 2026 Beam Assembly 1

/�
/ �

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 PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS
PLOW & COULTER
PP·1 064
WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.

The p low is s h i pped i n two ca rtons. One carton has

the plow base a s s em b l y a n d the cou l te r a ssemb l y w i th
a ba g of parts . The oth er carton conta ins the bea m
a ssem b l y

A S SEMB LY
Rep lace the a d j usti n g rod-R H , wh ich was removed
for s h i pment, in the rea r vertica l member .. Bolt the
vertic a l member to the plow base, with the bolts su p­
p l ied. Adj ust the cou lte r in accorda nce w ith the depth
a t wh ich you a r e going to p low

LU BRI CATION
There is o n l y one g rease fitting, a n d th i s is located
on the cou lte r h u b
Before starting t o ploW, appl y g rease t o cou lter
Use mach ine o i l on the th reads of adj usting rods
When putt i n g plow away, a l wa y s w i pe pol ished s u r-
face a n d cou lter b lade with g rease or o i l to p revent rust.
Lay out your f i e l d to be p l owed, and, i f pos s i b le,
m a k e i t recta ng u l a r i n s h a pe, a bout 3 ti mes a s long as
it is wide. NOTE: I t i s easier to plow a few long f urrows
than m a n y short ones. LEAVE S OME ROOM AT EAC H
E N D FOR TU R N I NG YOUR TRACTO R . Start plowing b y
l a y i n g off a d e a d f u rrow a s s hown i n t h e sketch below.

PREPARI NG THE PLOW FOR U SE

The p low bottom m ust be c l ea ned so that d i rt wi l l
s l ide off th e m o l d-boa rd w ithout stiCk i n g . Wipe the
p o l i shed s u rface with a r a g soa ked in tu rpenti ne, na ptha
B e g i n at po i n t "X " a n d p l o w 0 furrow t o the e n d of y o u r p l o t F i x your
or gaso l i n e . An old b r ick or a p u m ice stone ca n a l so be eyes on a tree or some distant obiect i n l i ne with the m i d d l e of the p l o t so
thot you con g u ide your tractor and plow 0 straight first furrow to point
used to remove the p rotective coa t i n g , but usua l l y this "A" NOTE: ALWAYS LIFT PLOW BEFORE TU R N I N G, and, 01 point " B ",
i s not necessary if soil is not too wet . lower it a g a i n and p l o w a dead furrow p i ling the dirt on top of dirt from
the first furrow When you return to p o i n t "X" and start your real p l o w i n g
with b o t h the tractor's right wheels i n the furrow a t point "(" , l e v e l aut the
p l o w w i t h the turnbuckle P l ow in a clockwise d i rection, a lways L I F T I N G your
p l o w at the end of the furrow before furning
TO BEGI N PLOWING
This is a J 0" p low and works best a t a depth of 5 to
6 i nches. To turn the p low poi n t i n to the g round when
ope n i ng the fu rrow, use t u r n b uc k l e. After the dead f u r­
row has been made, level the p low by r u n n i n g the right S PEE D
tractor wheels in the previous fu rrow a n d a d j usting Move stea d i l y a l ong so that the earth w i l l tu rn over
turn b uck le "A" When the right tractor wheels a re in a n d not fa l l back into the fu rrow. I n most soi l s, t h i s i s
the furrow, the plow i s designed to run i n the proper done a t f u l l th rottle i n second g e a r .
horizonta I a ng Ie. I n l ight soi ls, p lowi n g m a y often be done i n h i g h
For a 5 to 6 i nch p l ow i n g depth , the cou lter should gear, but if you g o too fast, y o u w i l l get a n uneven
s l ice from 2 to 3 i nches deep, b ut not deep enough to plowing job and the d irt i s apt to be thrown i n stead of
drag the h u b . ro l led over.

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 PARTS LIST

When ordering parts always list Part No . and name of part

Ref. Part No . Ref. Port No.

No . No,. Description Req'd. No, No. Description Req'd.
1 2964 Ass'y,. - Beam 1 18 2969 Moldboard 1
2 2965 Standard Ass'y, 1 19 2970 Ass'y, - La ndslide & Heel 1
3 908059·4 Bolt - Hex . !.1 - 1 3 x 1 !.1 1 20 2048 Ass'y, Point 1
4 908061 ·4 Bolt - Hex, !.1. 1 3 x 2 2 21 2968 Spacer - Sp reader 1
5 920085·4 Lockwasher !.1 Med, 3 22 2971 Brace . Moldboard 1
6 9 1 5 1 1 5· 6 Nut - Hex, !.1 · 1 3 Nylock 3 23 901 634-4 Bolt - Plow #3 Hd %-1 6 x 1 8
7 2043 Turn - Buckle End R, H, Thrd, 1 24 901 636-4 Bolt - Plow #3 Hd. % - 1 6 x 1 !.1 1
8 2044 Turn - Buckle End tH,. Thrd, 1 25 901 644-4 Bolt - Plow #3 Hd,. ?{6 x 14 x 1 %I 1
9 2027 Ass'y, Tube & Handle 1 26 901655-4 Bolt - Plow #3 Hd. !.1- 13 x 1 % 1
10 2070 Ass'y,. - Rolling Coulter 1 27 9001 1 5·4 Bolt - Car riage !.1 - 1 3 x 1 % 1
11 2065 Ass'y - Arm - Coulter 1 28 9 1 5 1 84-4 Nut - Square %-1 6 9
12 2966 Ass'y, - Standard - Coulter 1 29 9 1 5 1 85-4 Nut - Square K6- 1 4 1
13 2967 Ass'y, "u" Bolt - Clamps & Nuts 1 30 9 1 5 1 86·4 Nut - Square !.1 - 1 3 3
14 2068 Axle . Coulter 1 31 900878·4 Bolt - Square Hd, !.1 - 1 3 x 1 1
15 932023·4 Coller Pin K6 x 1 1 32 5353 Turn Buckle Spacer 2
16 2045 Frog 1 33 920041 -4 Washer !.1 Dia, 2
17 2049 Spreader 1

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 PP-85 PL OW
& RC-10 COULTER

The plow is sh ipped in two ca rtons. One ca rton has

the plow base assembly and the cou lter assembly
with a bag of parts. The other carton conta i n s the
beam assembly.

A S S EMB L I N G THE PP-85 PLOW

Replace the ad justing rod- R. H., which was re­
moved for sh ipment, in the rea r vertica l member.
Bolt the vertical member to the plow ba se, with the
bolts supp l ied. Adj u st the coulter i n accordance with
the depth at wh ich you a re goi ng to plow.

A S S E MB LIN G R C- l 0 CO U LTER
The ro l l i ng cou lter is sh ipped complete i n one
pa ckage. It is attached to the plow with the clamp
provided at the front of the plow beam, d i rectly a bove
the plow point. When correctly set it w i l l cut the sod
a n d a l low the plow to turn a clean furrow. PLOWIN G T I P S
Lay out you r field t o b e p lowed, a n d i f possible,
L U B R I CA TION make it recta n g u l a r i n shape, a bout 3 times as long
There is only one g rease fitting, and this is located as it is wide. NOTE: it is easier to p low a few long
o n the cou lter h u b .. furrows than many short ones.. LEAVE SOME ROOM
AT EAC H END FOR TU RNING YO U R T RACTOR. Start
Before starting to p low, apply grease to coulter. plowi ng by laying off a dead furrow as shown in
the sketch below.
Use mach ine o i l on the th reads of ad justing rods ..

When putting plow away, a l ways wipe polished

surface and cou lter blade with grease or oil to pre­
vent rust.

PRE P A RI N G T H E PLOW F OR U SE
The plow bottom must be clea ned so that d i rt w i l l
slide o ff the mold-board without sticking. Wipe t h e
pol ished surface with a r a g soaked in turpentine,
naptha or gasol ine . An old brick or a pumice stone
can a l so be used to remove the protective coating, but
usua l ly this is not necessary if soil is not too wet ..
TO B EGI N PLO W I N G
T o turn the plow point i nto the g ro u n d when open­
i n g th e furrow, use turnbuck le. After the dead fu rrow
has been made, level the plow by r u n n ing the right
tractor wheels i n the previous fu rrow and a d justing
turn buckle "A." When the right tractor wheels a re in
the furrow, the plow is desi gned to run i n the proper
horizontal a n g l e ..
For a 5 to 6 i nch plowing depth, the coulter shou ld
slice from 2 to 3 inches deep, but n ot deep enough
to drag the hub.
Begin at point " X " and p l o w a furrow to the end of your plot, Fix your
eyes o n a tree o r some distant obiect i n line with the middle of the plot so
that you can guide your tractor and plow a straight first furrow to point · 'A" .
NOTE: ALWAYS LIFT PLOW BEFORE TURNING, and, at point " B " , lower it
again and plow a dead furrow p i l i n g the dirt o n top of dirt from the first
fu n-ow When you return to point "X" and start your real plowing with both
the tractor's right wheels i n the fu rrow a t point "e", level out the plow
with the turnbuckle, Plow i n a clockwise direction, always LIFTING your
plow af the end o f the furrow befo're tuming.
S PE E D
Move stea d i ly a long s o that the ea rth w i l l turn over
a n d not fa l l back into the fu rrow. I n most soils, this
is done at full th rottle i n second gear.
In l i g h t soi l s, p lowi n g may often be done in h ig h
gear, but i f you go too fast, you w i l l get a n uneven
plowing j ob a n d the d i rt i s apt to be thrown i n stead
of rolled over.

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 PARTS LIST

PARTS LIST fo r PP-8 - A PL O W

Ref" Part No" Ref . Part No.

No" No". Description R eq d
' " No" No" Description Req'd.
1
2
3
908061·4
908059·4
920085·4
Bolt
Bolt -
_. He x )1 . 13 x 2
'
Hex )1. 13 x 1)1
Lockwasher - )1 Dia. Med .
1
2
3
12
13
14
5353
920012·4
9016.53·4
Washer -
Spacer Turnbuckle
Ji'6 SAE
Bolt - plow )1.13 x 1�
2
2
1
4 9151 15·4 Nut - )1· 13 - He x . 3 15 900113·4 Bolt - Carriage )1.13 x 1 � 1
5 2025 Rod - Adjust. R . H . 1 16 2023 Ass'y. Beam 1
6 2026 Rod - Adjust. l . H . 1 17 2024 Standard Base 1
7 2027 Ass'y. Adjusting Coupling 1 18 2030 Frog Br. 1
8 901634·4 Bolt - Plow %.16 x 1 4 Moldboard

lu'"
1
9 915184·4 Nut - Sq. % ·16 4 20 2031 Landslide Br. 1
10 915185·4 Nut - Sq. ?{6· 14 1 21 2032 Point 8" Br. 1
11 9 15186·4 Nut - Sq. )1·13 2 22 901643·4 Bolt - plow ?{6·14 x 1 1

I
PARTS LIST fo r RC- l 0 COUL TER

Ref
No"
. Part
No" Description
No.
Re q d .
'
Ref"
No.
Part
No" Description
No.
Req'd.
23 2055 Frame Assembly 1 30 1030 Grease Fitting 1
24 2058 Coulter, Standard Ass'y. 1 31 2075 Clamp 1
25 2061 Axle 1 32 1911 Nut, Two Hole 1
26 933188 Roll Pin, 316 x 1 1 33 909555·4 Set Screw, %.16 x 1� 2
27 2062 Hub Assembly 1 34 933217 Roll Pin, � x 1)1 1
28 2063 Blade, Coulter 1 35 5604 Decal 1
29 923080 Rivet, % x % I 3

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 PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS

PP·8·A PLOW
& RC·10 COULTER
WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.

The plow is sh ipped in two ca rtons. One carton has

the pl ow base a ssembly and the cou lter assembly
with a bag of parts. The other carton conta i n s the
beam assembly.

A S S E MB LIN G THE PP- 8-A P LOW

Replace the adjusting rod-R. H., which was re­
moved for shipment, i n the rea r vertica l member.
Bolt the vertical m e m ber to the plow base, with the
bolts suppl ied. Adj u st the coulter in accordance with
the depth at which you are going to plow.

A S S E MB L I N G R C-10 CO U LTER
The rolli n g cou lter is shipped complete in one
package. It is attached to the plow with the clamp
p rovided at the front of the plow beam, d i rectly a bove
the plow point. When correctly set it w i l l cut the sod
a n d a l low the plow to turn a clea n fu rrow. P LOWI N G T I P S
Lay out you r field t o be p lowed, a n d i f possible,
L U B RICATION make it recta ngular in shape, a bout 3 times as long
There is o n l y one g rease fitting, and this is l ocated as it is wide. N OTE: it is easier to plow a few long
on the cou lter hub. fu rrows tha n m a ny short ones. LEAVE SOME ROOM
AT EACH END FOR T U R N I N G YOU R T RACTOR. Start
Before sta rting to plow, apply grease to cou lter. plowing by laying off a dead fu rrow as shown i n
the sketch below.
U se machine oil on the threads of a d j u sting rods.
When putting plow away, a l ways wipe polished
surface a n d cou lter blade with g rease or o i l to pre­
vent rust.

PRE P A RIN G THE P LOW FOR U SE

The plow bottom m u st be clea n ed so that d i rt w i l l
slide o ff the m o l d-board without sticki ng . Wipe the
pol ished su rface with a rag soaked in tu rpenti ne,
n a ptha or g a soline. An old brick or a p u m ice stone
can also be u sed to remove the protective coating, but
u sually this is not necessary if soil is not too wet.
TO B EGIN P LOWI N G
To turn the p low point i nto the g ro u n d when open­
ing the furrow, use turnbuckle. After the dead fu rrow
has been made, level the plow by r u n n i n g the right
tractor wheels in the prev ious fu rrow and a d j usting
turnbuckle "A." Whe n the right tractor wheels a re in
the fu rrow, the plow is desig ned to run i n the proper
horizontal a ngle.
For a 5 to 6 i nch plowi n g depth, the cou lter shou ld
sl ice from 2 to 3 inches deep, but not deep enough
to d rag the hub.
Begin at point " X " and plow a furrow to the end of your plot Fix your
eyes on a tree or some distant obiect i n line with the middle of the plot so
that you can guide your tractor and plow a straight first furrow to point " A " .
NOTE: ALWAYS LIFT P L O W B E F O R E T U R N I N G , and, at point " B " , lower it
again and plow a dead fu rrow p i l i n g the d i rt on top o f dirt from the first
furrow, When you return to point "X" and start your real plowing with both
the tractor's right wheels i n the f u rrow at point " C " , level out the plow
with the turnbuckle, Plow i n a clockwise d i rection, always L I FT I N G your
plow at the end of the furrow befo're turning,
S PE E D
Move stead i l y a long s o that the ea rth w i l l turn over
a n d not fa l l back i nto the fu rrow. In most soils, this
is done at f u l l throttle in second gear.
I n l ight soi ls, plowing may often be done i n high
gear, but if you go too fast, you w i l l get a n u n even
p l owing j ob a nd the d i rt is apt to be thrown i nstead
of rol led over.

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 PARTS LIST

PARTS LIST fo r P P -8-A P L O W

Ref. Part No. Ref. ParI No..

No. No. Description Req'd. No .. No. Description Req'd.
1 90806 1 ·4 Bolt - Hex }2 - 1 3 x 2 1 12 5353 Spacer Turnbuckle 2
2
3
4
908059-4
920085-4
9 1 5 1 1 5-4 Nut - ,
Lockwasher - }2 Dia Med.,
}2 - 1 3 - Hex.,
,
Bolt - Hex }2 - 1 3 x 1 }2 2
3
3
13
14
15
9200 1 2-4
901 653-4
900 1 1 3-4
Washer - ?{6 SAE
Bolt - Plow }2 - 1 3 x 1 �
Bolt - Carriage }2 - 1 3 x 1 �
2
1
1
5 2025 Rod - Adjust, R.H" 1 16 2023 Ass'y. Beam 1
6 2026 Rod - Adjust.. tH., 1 17 2024 Standard Base 1
7 2027 Ass'y. Adjusting Coupling 1 18 2030 Frog Br .. 1
8 901 634-4 Bolt - Plow % - 1 6 x 1 4 19 2029 Moldboard 1
9
10
11
9 1 5 1 84-4
9 1 5 1 85-4
9 1 5 1 86-4
.
Nut - Sq., % - 1 6
Nut - Sq . JJ'6- 1 4
Nut - Sq" }2 - 1 3
4
1
2
20
21
22
203 1
2032
90 1 643-4
Landslide Br,
Point 8" Br,
Bolt - Plow JJ'6- 1 4 x 1
1
1
1

PARTS LIST fo r R C-l0 COUL TER

Ref. ParI No. Ref. Part No.

No.. No. Description Req'd, No. No.. Description Req'd..
23 2055 Frame Assembly 1 30 1 030 Grease Fitting 1
24 2058 Coulter, Standard Ass y,
' 1 31 2075 Clamp 1
25 2061 Axle 1 32 1 91 1 Nut, Two Hole 1
26
27
28
933 1 88
2062
2063
Roll Pin, �6 x 1
Hub Assembly
Blade, Coulter
1
1
1
33
34
35
909555-4
9332 1 7
44 1 1 Decal
,
Set Screw, % - 1 6 x 1 �
Roll Pin � x 1 }2
2
1
1
29 923080 Rivet, �6 x % 3

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 PLOW & COULTER
PP·10HD
WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.

The plow is sh ipped i n two ca rtons .. O n e ca rton h a s

t h e plow b a se assem b l y and t h e co u l te r assem b l y w ith
a bag of pa rts. The other ca rton conta i n s the bea m
a ssem b l y.

A S SEMB LY
Rep lace the a d j usting rod - R . H , w h ich was removed
for s h i pment, in the rea r vertica l member .. Bolt the
vertica I member to the p low base, with the bolts s u p­
p l ied . Adj ust the cou lter i n accorda nce w ith the depth
a t which you are going to p low.

LU BRI CATION
There is o n l y one g rease f itti n g , a n d t h i s is located
on the cou lter h u b
Before sta rting to p l ow, a p p l y g rease to co u lter .
Use mach i n e o i l on the th rea ds of a dj u sting rods.
When putting p low away, a l ways w ipe pol ished s u r-
face a nd cou lte r b lade with g rease or o i l to prevent rust
La y out your field to b e p lowed, a nd, if pos s i ble,
make it recta n g u l a r in s h a pe, a bout 3 times a s long as
it is wide .. NOTE: I t i s e a s i e r to plow a few long furrows
tha n m a n y s hort ones. LEAVE SOME ROOM AT EACH
END FOR T U R N I NG YOU R TRACTOR . Start p lowing by
l a yi n g off a dead furrow as s hown in the s ketch below.

PREPARI NG THE PLOW FOR U SE

The p low bottom m ust be clea ned so that d i rt wi l l
s l ide off the mo ld-boa rd w i thout stick i n g Wipe the
po l ished s u rface with a rag soa ked in tu rpenti ne, na ptha
or gaso l i n e . An old b rick or a p u m ice stone can a lso be
used to remove the p rotective coating, but u s ua l l y this
is not necess a r y i f soi l i s not too wet.
TO BEGI N PLOWI N G
T h i s i s a 1 0" p low a n d works best a t a depth o f 5 to
6 inches. To turn the plow poi n t i nto the ground when
ope n i n g the furrow, use t u rn b uc k l e . After the dead f u r­
row h a s been made, level the p low b y ru n n i ng the r i g h t
tractor w h e e l s i n the p revious furrow a n d a d j usting
turn buckle " A" .. When the right tractor whee l s a re i n
t h e fu rrow, the plow i s desi gn ed to r u n i n th e p roper
horizonta l a ng l e .
F o r a 5 t o 6 i nch p low i n g dept h , t h e cou l te r s h o u l d
s l ice from 2 t o 3 i nches deep, but n o t deep enough to
drag the h u b .
B e g i n at po i n t " X " a n d p l o w a furrow t o t h e end o f y o u r p l o t F i x your
eyes on a tree or some d i stant object i n l i ne with the middle of the p lot so
that you can guide your tractor a n d plow a straight first furrow to point
"A" NOTE, ALWAYS L I FT PLOW BEFORE T U R N I NG, and, a t paint "B",
lower i t again a n d plow a dead furrow p i l ing the dirt o n top o f dirt from
the first furrow When you return to point "X" and start your real plowing
with both the troctor's right wheels i n the furrow at point "C", level out the
p l o w with the turnbuckle, Plow i n a clockwise d i rection, a l ways L I FT I N G your
plow at the end o f the furrow before fuming
S PEED
Move stea d i l y a long so that the ea rth w i l l turn over
and not fa l l back into the furrow I n most s o i l s , t h i s is
done a t f u l l th rottl e in seco nd gea r ..
In l i g h t soi ls, plowing rna y often be done i n h i g h
gea r , b ut if y o u go too fa st, yo u w i l l get a n uneven
plowing job a nd the d i rt is apt to be th rown i nstead of
ro l led over.

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PARTS LIST

When o rder ing paris always list Par t No . and name of part..

Ref. Part No .. Ref. Part No ..

N o .. No. Description Req'd. No. No Description Req'd..

1 2964 A ss'y. - Bea m 1 17 2049 Spreader 1

2 2965 Standar d Ass'y 1 18 2969 Mo ldboard 1
3 908063·4 Bolt - Hex � - 1 3 x 2� 1 19 2970 A ss'y. - landslide & Heel 1
Bolt - Hex. � - 1 3 x 2 2 20 2048 Ass'y . Po int 1
4 90806 1 -4
5 920085·4 lockwasher � Med. 3 21 2968 Spacer - Spreader 1
297 1 Brace - Mo ldboar d 1

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6 9 1 5 1 1 5-6 Nut - Hex. � - 1 3 Nylock 3 22
7 2043 Turn - Buckle End R. H . Thrd. 1 23 901 634-4 Bolt - Plow #3 Hd. % - 1 6 x 1 B
B 2044 Turn - Buckle End L .H . Thrd .. 1 24 901 636-4 Bolt - Plow #3 Hd . % - 1 6 x 1 � 1
9 2027 Ass'y Tube & Handle 1 25 90 1 644-4 Bolt - Plow #3 Hd. K6 x 14 x n � 1

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Ass'y. - Rolling Co ulter 1 26 90 1 655-4 Bolt - Plow #3 Hd. � - 1 3 x 1 % 1

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10 2070
11 2065 A ss'y. - Arm - Coulter 1 27 900 1 1 5-4 Bolt - Carriage � - 1 3 x 1 % 1
12 2966 A ss'y. - Standard - Co ulter 1 28 9 1 5 1 84-4 Nut Square % - 1 6 9 .. /
13 2967 A ss'y. "U" Bolt - Clamp s & Nuts 1 29 9 1 5 1 85·4 No' • Sqoo� K,·"
14 2068 Axle - Coulter 1 30 9 1 5 1 86·4 Nut - Square � - 1 3 2
15 932034-4 Cotter -Pin ;l{6 x 1 1 31 900878-4 80lt - Square Hd .. );2 - 1 3 x 1 1
16 2045 Frog 1

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The plow is s h i pped in two ca rtons. One carton h a s

the p l ow base asse m b l y a n d the cou l te r a ssem b l y w ith
a bag of parts .. The other carton conta i n s the beam
assem b l y .

A S SEMB LY
Rep l ace the a d j usting rod-R.H , wh ich was removed
for sh ipment, in the rea r vertica l m em ber. Bolt the
vertica l member to the p low base, with the bolts s u p­
p l ied . Adj ust the cou lter in accordance w ith the depth
a t wh ich you a re going to p low.

LU BRICATION
There is on l y one g rease fitt i n g , a n d t h i s is located
on the co u lter h u b
Before start i n g t o plow, a p p l y g rease t o cou lter.
Use mach ine oil on the th reads of a d j usting rods ..
When p utti n g p low away, a l wa ys wipe po l i shed s u r-
face a n d cou lter blade w ith g rease or o i l to prevent rust..
La y out you r field to be p lowed, a nd, if pos s i b l e,
m a k e it recta n g u l ar in shape, a bout 3 times as long a s
it is wide . . N OTE: It is e a s i e r t o p low a few long furrows
than m a n y s hort ones .. LEAVE SOME ROOM AT EACH
E N D FOR T U R N I NG YOU R T RACTOR .. Sta rt p lowing by
l a y i n g off a dead fur row a s shown in the s ketch below .

PREPARI NG THE PLOW FOR U SE

The p l ow bottom m ust be clea ned so that d i rt w i l l
s l ide off the mo ld-boa rd without sticking . W i pe the
po l i shed su rface w ith a ra g soa ked in tu rpentine, n a ptha
or gas o l i n e . An old brick o r a pum ice stone can a l so be
used to remove the p rotective coa t i n g , but usua l ly t h i s
is n o t necessary if soil is n o t too wet.
TO B EGI N PLOWI NG
T h i s is a 1 0" p low a n d works best a t a depth of 5 to
6 i nches. To turn the p l ow point i n to the g round when
open i n g the f u r row, use turnbuckle .. After the dead fur­
row has been m ade, leve l the p low by r u n n i n g the right
tractor wheels i n the p revious furrow a nd a d j usting
turnbuckle "A" . When the r i g ht tractor w heels a re in
. a n d not fa l l back into the f u r row. In most soi l s, this is
the fur row, the plow is design ed to r u n i n the proper
horizonta l a ng le .
F o r a 5 t o 6 i nch p lo w i ng dept h , the coulte r s h o u l d
s l ice f r o m 2 t o 3 i n c hes deep, b ut n o t d e e p e no ug h to
d ra g the h u b .
Begin at point fiX" a n d p l ow a furrow t o t h e end of your p l ot. Fix your
eyes on a tree or some d i stant obiect i n line with the middle of the plot so
that you can guide your tractor and plow a straight first furrow to point
"A". NOTE: ALWAYS L I FT PLOW BEFORE TURN I N G, and, at point " B ",
lower it again and plow a dead furrow p i l ing the dirt on top of dirt from
the first furrow, When you return to point "X" and start your real plowing
with both the tractor's right wheels i n the furrow at point "CII, level out the
plow with the turnbuckle, P low i n a clockwise direction, always L I FT I NG your
p l ow ot the end of the furrow before furning
S PEED
Move stea d i l y a long so that the ea rth w i l l turn over
done a t f u l l th rottle i n second gea r.
I n l ight soils, p l ow i n g may often be done i n h i g h
gear, b u t i f y o u go too fast, yo u w i l l g e t a n uneven
p lowing job and the d i rt is apt to be thrown i n stead of
rol led over.

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Ref" Part No. Ref. Part No"

No" No. Description Req'd. No. No. Description Req'd.

1 1 002 Cotter Pin Ya x 1 1 18 2036 Beam Assembly W/A 1

2 1 024 Plow Bolt % - 1 6 x 1 )1 1 19 2042 Bar-Rear Vertical Member 1
3 1 030 Grease Fitting );.1 -28 1 20 2043 Adjusting Rad-R H" 1
4 1 069 Plow Bolt % - 1 6 x l 6 21 2044 Adjusting Rad-l..H. 1
5 1 072 Sq. Nut %-1 6 7 22 2045 Frag 1
6 1 074 Hex Nut )1- 1 3 3 23 2046 Maid Baard 1
7 1 077 Hex Hd.. Cap Screw )1 -1 3 x 2 1 24 2047 Landslide 1
8 1 1 15 Lockwasher )1 3 25 2048 Paint 1
9 1 255 Plow Bolt )1 - 1 3 x 1 )1 1 26 2049 Brace-Bar 1
10 1312 Hex Hd. Cap Screw )1- 1 3 x 1 )1 2 27 2065 Standard Assembly 1
11 1 343 Hex Nut %-1 1 2 28 2066 Rad-Swivel 1
12 1 378 Carriage Bolt )1 - 1 3 x 1 % 1 29 2068 Pivat Pin 1
13 1 379 Plow Bolt k'6- 1 4 x 1 1 30 2069 IIUII Bolt 1
14 1 380 Sq. Nut )1 - 1 3 2 31 2070 Calter Blade Assembly 1
15 1 38 1 Sq.. N u t k'6-1 4 1 32 2072 Clamp-Cau Iter 1
16 1 383 Rd.. Hd. Rivet 1�4 x % 4 33 2073 Blade 1 0" Dia. 1
17 2027 Coupling-Adjusting 1 34 2074 Hub-Blade 2

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H A R ROW
PA R T S L I S T A N D I N S T R U C T I O N S
ASSEMBLI NG
The P H- 1 8 ha rrow si sh p i ped comp el te as one b und e l .
It cons si ts o f th ree p e
i ces , the ha rrow un ti , e
l ve r assem b y
l Bo lt the h itch c ha n
i to each s d
i e o f the ha rrow unde r the
and d raw ba r h ti c h .. head o f the 3fa mach n i e bolt.

Mo unt the eve

l r assem b y l on the harrow un it w ti h the Pa
l ce the hitc h n
i the tra c tor hitc h w ti h the c ha n
i ring
fron t and rea r togg e l ang e l s on the e l ft hand s di e o f t he down.
cen ter bar. P al ce th e U -bo tl s a ro und the toot h s uppo rt bar , The ang el o f the har row teet h may be se t by t he e l ver
th ro ug h the ang es
l and tig hten n i pal ce . assem b y
l to mee t so i l c ond ti o
i ns and re s u l ts des ri ed.

PA RTS L I ST for P H - I S

Ref. Part N o .. Ref .. Part No.

No. No.. Description Req.. No. No. Description Req.

1 366-1 Center Beam 1 14 366- 1 3 Tooth Clamp 18

2 366-2 Side Bar 2 15 366-14 Support Bar Casting 6
3 366-3 Rack Bar 1 16 366- 1 6 Straight Teeth 18
4 366-4 Tooth Support Bar 3 17 366-1 8 Toggle Angle Spacer 2
5 366-5 Ten Notch Rack 1 18 Set Screw, % - 1 6 x Ya 18
6 366-6 Rack Support Bar 1 19 Machine Bolt, % x 1 )1 2
7 366-7 lever Handle 1 20 Carriage Bolt, % x 1 6
8 366-8 lever Wire Dog 1 21 Nut, Square, % - 1 6 26
9 366-9 lever Dog Spring 1 22 2607 Hitch Assembly (Wheel Horse) 1
10 366-1 1 -F Front Toggle Angle 1 Order parts direct from:
11 366-1 1 -C Center Toggle Angle 1 EMPIRE PLOW COMPANY
12 366-1 1 -R Rear Toggle Angle 1 CLEVELAND, OHIO
13 366- 1 2 Toggle U-bolt 3

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A S S E MB L Y Fasten bed assem bly, part #2975 to the h in ges w i th

the rem a i n in g /:i" x %" carriage bolts.
The d u m p tra i l e r is shipped com plete in one ca r­
ton . To asse m ble, first insert axle, part #2973 in
fra m e assemb ly, pa rt #2985. Fasten in position with
shaft col l a rs, part # 1 0 8 5. I nsta l l wheels and secure
O PERATION
w ith cotter pi ns, part # 9 32034-4. The d u m p tra i ler i s easily attached to the tractor.
Simply l ift tractor h itch pin, i nsert tra i ler ton g u e, a n d
I nsta l l h a nd le assem bly, pa rt #2997 by fastening
replace p i n . A positive l o c k d u m p lever enables the
bottom hole to bracket on frame with /:i" x l " hex
head bolt, part # 908005-4. Next fasten latch ba r, operator to d u m p from the d rivers seat.
part #2974 to the handle a ssem bly a n d to the i ndex
pin, part #2353 w ith the two /:i" x 1 " bolts, pa rt
# 908005-4 provided. (Note: Do not tig hten nylock L U BRI CATION
n u ts, part # 9 1 5 1 1 1 -6 too tight as handle assembly The h i g h pressure g rease fittings o n each wheel
m ust p ivot.) should be l u bricated before use and periodica l ly

I nsta l l tra i l e r h i nges, pa rts #298 3 a n d #29 8 4 thereafter. All other m oving pa rts should be o i led
with t h e /:i" x % " carriage bolts, pa rt # 9000 1 4-4. frequently with a l ight g ra de of machine o i l .

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PARTS LIST

Ref. Pa rt No. R ef . Part No.

No No.. Description Req'd. No. No. Description Req'd.

1 297 5 Bed Ass'y .. W / A 1 11 2354 Index Pin Spring 1

2 9000 1 4·4 Co rriage Bolt l;; ·20 x Ya 12 12 9320 1 7·4 Cotter Pin Va x 1 1
3 9 1 5 1 1 1 ·6 Nylock Nut l;; ·20 15 13 2 973 Axle 1
4 2983 Trailer Hinge l. H . 1 14 1 085 Shaft Collar 2
5 2984 Trailer Hinge R. H 1 15 932034·4 Cotter Pin K6 x 1 2
6 2985 Frame Ass'y W/A 1 16 1 758 Tire & Wheel 2
7 2997 Handle Ass'y .. W / A 1 17 1 001 Knob 1
8 2 974 Latch Bar 1 18 2979 Shim 1
9 908005·4 Hex H d . Cap Screw � .20 x 1 3 19 1521 Bearings ( 2 Per Wheel) 4
10 2353 Index Pin 1

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WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.
A S S E M B LY
The d u m p tra i ler is shipped complete i n
o n e carton . T o assemble, first i nsert axle,
part # 2973 i n frame assembly, pa rt # 2985.
Fasten i n position with shaft collars , part
# 1 085. I nsta l l wheels and secure with cot­
ter pi n s , part # 1 1 3 7 .
I nsta l l h a n d l e assembly, part # 2997 by
fasten i n g bottom hole to bracket on frame
with 1/4" x I " hex head bolt, p a rt # 1 22 1 .
Next fasten latch bar, part # 2974 to the
handle assembly and to the index pi n , part
#2353 with the two lfiI." x I" bolts, part
# 1 22 1 provided . (Note: Do not tighten ny­
l ock n uts , part # 1 406 too tight as handle
assembly m ust pivot . )
I nsta l l trai l er h i nges, parts # 2983 a n d
# 2984 with the 1/4 " x 5/8" carriage bolts ,
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LTD- 2 42
part # 1 438. Fasten bed assembly, pa rt
# 2975 to the h i nges with the rema i n i n g
1/4 " x 5/8" carriage bolts .
O P E R AT I O N
The d u m p tra i ler i s easily attached to the
tractor. Simply lift tractor hitch pi n , i nsert
tra i ler tongue, a n d replace pin . A positive
lock d u m p lever enables the operator to
d u mp from the drivers seat.
L U B R I C AT I O N
The high pressure grease fitti ngs on each
wheel should be l ubricated before use a n d
period ica lly thereafter. All other moving
parts should be oiled frequently with a light
grade of machine o i l . ,
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Part Ref. No. Part Ref. No.

Description Description
No. No. Req'd. No. No. Req'd.
1 2975 Bed Ass'y. W/ A 1 10 2353 Index Pin 1
2 1438 Carriage Bolt V4 - 20 x o/a 12 11 2354 Index Pin Spring 1
3 1406 Nylock N ut V4 - 20 15 12 1 002 Cotter Pin 1
4 2983 Tra i ler H i nge (L.H.J 1 13 2973 Axle 1
5 2984 Tra i ler H i nge (R.H.J 1 14 1085 Shaft Collar 2
6 2985 Frame Ass'y. W/A 1 15 1 1 37 Cotter Pin 2
7 2997 Handle Ass'y. W/A 1 16 1 709 Tire & Wheel 2
8 2974 Latch Bar 1 17 1001 Knob 1
9 1221 Hex Hd.. Cap Screw V4 - 20 x I 3

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PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS
ASSEMBLING
The dump trailer is shipped complete in one package..
To assem ble , place the bed (A) upside down. Take the
frame (B) and place it over the bed , lining up the holes ..
The frame is bolted in place wi th fo ur % - 1 6 x 1 bolts pro ­
vided .. Do not tighten a t this time. Put the tong ue assem bly
(C) in place as shown , and slide the a xle (D) th ro ugh the
LTD-24
D U M P T RA I L E R
frame and tongue assem bly.. Adj ust the tongue assem bly
so it will latch easily by moving the frame (B) forward or
back , then tighten the bolts . Place the wheels on the a xle .
These are held in place with two K6 x 1 X cotte r pins.. The
trip chain is then bolted to the la tch (E) with the K6 x %
s tove bolt & Clevis lin k. The chain may be fastened to
the seat on tractor with the toggle handle provided .

LUBRICATION
High press ure grease fittings , one in each wheel sho uld
be l ubricated before use a nd periodically there a fter.

Ref. Part No. Ref.. Part No.

No. No. Description Req. No. No. Description Req..

I 2944 Swivel Hitch I 14 1 062 H HCS, % . 1 6 x I 4

2 291 5 Hitch Bar I 15 1 064 HHCS, % 1 6 x I X
. I
3 2922 Tongue I 16 1 032 HHCS, % . 1 6 x 2 I
4 2927 Frame I 17 1 079 HHCS, X ·20 x 2 X I
5 2943 Bed I 18 1016 NH, % - 1 6 5
6 2902 Axle I 19 1 080 NHJ, % - 1 6 4
7 2936 Latch Front I 20 1 044 CAST, X -20 I
B 1 709 Tire & Wheel 2 21 1 039 Lockwasher, % 4
9 1 035L Spring Torsion I 22 1 002 Cotter Pin, Ys x I I
10 2942 Chain, Dumping 36" I 23 1 1 37 Cotter Pin, K6 x I 2
11 2940 Handle, Trip I 24 1 1 25 Lockwasher, K6 I
12 2941 Clevis Link I 25 1 028 HHCS, % - 1 6 x I X I
13 1 229 Stove Bolt, K6 x % I

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A S S EMB L Y OPE R A T I ON
The wagon is shipped com p letely packed in one The load capacity of the wagon is eleven cubic
ca rton. feet. Weight capacity is 600 I bs. More may be hau led
A. Remove from ca rton and rem ove pa rts from in­ but load shou ld be placed evenly over entire wagon
side of bed. bed.
B. Turn wagon over and bolt center channels to bed,
Sides a re remova ble for h a u l ing l a rger objects.
turn i ng leg of channel towards the inside"
C. Bolt on front a nd rea r axles i nsta l l i ng wheels at Sha rp turns over uneve n ground shou l d be avoided
the same time. Grease a l l wheels after assem bly. when wagon is loaded to m ax i m u m capacity.

PARTS LIST

Ref . Part No. Ref. Part No.

No No. Description Req'd. No. No. Description Req'd.
1 9 1 5 1 1 3-6 Nylock Nut % - 1 6 16 17 301 9 End Panel 2
2 9 1 5238-4 Hex Jam Nut � - 1 3 2 18 3042 Swivel Hitch Assembly 1
3 1 030 Grease Fitting 2 19 3044 Draw Bar Assembly 1
4 920083-4 Lock Washer % 16 20 3032 Bed Support R. H. 1
5 1813 Tool Pin 1 21 3033 Bed Support LH. 1
6 908032-4 Carriage Head Bolt % - 1 6 x % 16 22 3034 Front Brace 2
7 908037-4 Carriage Head Bolt % - 1 6 x 1 % 10 23 3035 Rear Brace 2
8 .50-75 Snap Ring 6 24 3047 Tie Rod 1
9 908063-4 H . H. CS . � - 1 3 x 2� 1 25 3608 Clevis Pin 2
10 9 1 5.586-4 Wing Nut % - 1 6 10 26 3048 Spindle Assembly R H_ 1
11 1 278 Shim Washer % 1 . 0. 4 27 3049 Spindle Assembly L.H 1
12 1 758 Wheel Assembly 4 28 3039 Tractor Hitch Plate 1
13 3007 Bed 1 29 9 1 5 1 1 5-6 Nylock Nut � - 1 3 1
14 3050 Front Axle Assembly 1 30 91 5240-4 Hex Jam Nut Yo-I I 2
15 3014 Rear Axle Assembly 1 31 1521 Bearing ( 2 Per Wheel) 8
16 30 1 8 Side Panel 2

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 U T I L I T Y WAG O N
UW-641

ASSEMBLY OPERATION
The wagon si sh p
i ped completely p ac ked n
i one carton. The load c apac ti y of the wagon si eleven cu b ci feet.
A. Remove f rom carton and remove parts from n
isd
i e We g
i ht capac ti y si 600 Ibs , Mo re may be hauled but
of bed " load should be placed evenly over ent ire wagon bed "

B. Turn wagon over and bolt center channels to bed , Sides are removea ble fo r haul n
i g larger o b e
j cts.
tu rn ni g leg of channel towards the n
i sd
i e. Sharp tu rns ove r uneven ground should be avo d
i ed
when wagon si loaded to ma x mi um capac ti y .
C . Bolt on f ront and rear a xles n
i stall n
i g wheels at the
same t m i e. Grease all wheels after assem bly.

PARTS LIST

Ref. Part No. Ref. Part No.

No. No. Description Req'd. Na. No. Description Req'd_

1 1016 Hex Nut 16 16 301 7 Side Panel 2

2 1 026 Hex Nut 9 17 301 9 End Pone I 2
3 1 030 Grease Fitting 2 18 3024 Swivel Hitch Assembly 1
4 1 039 Lackwasher 3/a 22 19 3028 Drow Bor Assembly 1
6 1 25 1 Carriage Bolt :Ya- 1 6 x 34 16 20 3032 Bed Sup�ort R,H. 1
7 1 1 40 Carriage Bolt :Ya- 1 6 xl 34 10 21 3033 Bed Support L. H. 1
8 1 1 27 Snop Ring 34 6 22 3034 Front Brace 2
9 1 1 70 Hex Hd" Cop Screw 1/2- 1 3 x 2V2 3 23 3035 Rear Brace 2
10 1 201 Wing Nut 3/a - 1 6 10 24 3036 Tie Rod 1
11 1 278 Shim Washer 34 4 25 3038 Tractor Swivel Hitch Ass'y. 1
12 1 709 wheel Assembly 4 26 3608 Clevis Pin 3
13 3007 Bed 1 27 3622 Spindle Ass'y. R,H 1
14 3008 Front Axle Assembly 1 28 3623 Spindle Ass'y, LH. 1
15 3014 Reor Axle Assembly 1

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U T I L I TY WAG O N
PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS

P A R T S L I S T f o r UW-64

Ref. Part No. Ref. Part No.

No .. No .. Description Req. No. No. Description Req.

1 2950 Bed, 32x 64 1 15 2957 Tie Rod Assembly 1

2 2951 End Gate 2 16 2958 Clevis Pin, % x 1 2
3 2952 Side Board 2 17 2959 Clevis 2
4 2953 Eye Bolt w / Nut 2 18 1018 Washer, % 3
5 1 709 Wheel 4 19 2960 Clevis Pin, % x 2 2
6 1514 Bearing, Ball 8 20 1 060 Cotter Pin, %2 x 1 5
1521 Bearing, Sintered Iran 8 21 1 030 Grease Fitting 6
7 2954 Frame, Bed 1 22 2961 Steering Tongue 1
8 1 093 Cap Screw, % x 2X 4 23 2962 Draw Bar 1
9 1016 Hex Nut, % 4 24 2963 Eye Pin 1
10 1 039 lackwasher, % 4
Order parts direct from
11 1 1 19 Washer, y.; 4
G, & R" MANUFACTURING COMPANY
12 1 1 27 Snap Ring, % 6
1 1 1 9 PARMELE STREET
13 2955 Spindle, right 1 ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS
14 2956 Spindle, left 1

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L AW N R O L L E R
PARTS LIST AND INSTR UCTI ONS
ASSEMBLING M ount the t owing frame (8) t o the bear n i g brac ket (2)
The lawn roller si sh p
i ped as tw o p e
i ces , the tan k assem ­ with the b olts p rov d
i ed. The r oller is ready f or use .. The
bly and the t ow n
i g frame. appr oximate we g i ht when f li led w ti h water si 2 5 1 p ounds ..

P A RTS L I S T fo r L R-2 4

Ref. Part Na. Ref.. Part No ..

Na. No. Description Req.. No.. No .. Description Req..

1 1 077 Cap Screw 1 4 25 1 3 Tank # 1 2, 1 8 x 24 1

2 1 026 Nut, Jam 2 5 2514 Bearing Bracket 2
3 2512 Hitch Bar 1 6 25 1 5 Bearing 2
Order the above parts from 7 1 1 87 Washer 2
WHEEl·HORSE PRODUCTS
8 1 260 Stave Bolt w / Nut 2
9 1012 Cotter Pin 2
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10 1 26 1 Pipe Plug 1
ROLLER TANK ASSEMBLY NO. 1 2 11 25 1 6 Frame 1
(Inc ludes all parts listed in column at right) 12 25 1 7 Scraper Bar 1
Order direct from 13 1 262 Stave Bolt w / Nut 2
JACKSON MANUFACTURING CO .. 14 25 1 8 Swivel Assembly 1
HARRISBURG, PA .. or 15 1 263 Stave Bolt w / Nut 2
BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN 16 1 002 Cotter Pin 2

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A E RATOR
PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTI ONS

ASSEMBLING pn i . Ne xt fasten the h ti ch bar to the ball h ti ch w ti h the

The sp i ke aerato r si sh p
i pe d complete n
i two cartons. To h ti ch p n
i.
assem ble, bolt the draw bar to the pan w ti h the fou r %" The pan o n the aerato r may be use d for we g
i ht if
stove bolts .. Faste n the ball h ti ch ni place w ti h the draw des ri e d.

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Ref. Part No. Ref. Part No..

No. No. Description Req. No. No. Description Req.

I E·1 5 1 0" Spike Disc 15 12 E·30 Cotter Pin, 3{6 x 2 2

2 E·1 6 Draw Pin I 13 E·3 1 Axle I
3 E·1 7 Universal Spacer 24 14 E·32 Bal l Hitch I
4 E·1 8 Cotter Pin, Va x I 4 15 Hitch Bar 1
5 E·19 Small End Spacer 2 16 Hitch Pin 1
6 E·20 Draw Bar I
7 E·21 Spring, 3" 2
8 E·22 Washer, outside 2
9 E·26 Axle Bushing 2
10 E·27 Stove Bolt w/ Nut and lockwasher 4
11 E·29 Pan I

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WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.
ASSEMBLY
Place hopper on floor with s l iding scale mark plate
down.
Fasten shut-off braces ( l ) to s h u t-off brackets with
washer and cotter key.
Bolt operating lever (2) between concave ends of shut­
off braces. Tighten n uts fi rm ly.
Remove lower nut from connecting rod (3). I n sert con­
necting rod into pivot l i n k (4) a nd replace nut, but do
not tighten.
Move operating lever (2) upward to closed position.
Adjust n u ts on connecting rod (3) so shut-off bar touch­
es both stops (5) on bottom of hopper. Now tighten
nuts fi rm ly.
Assemble h itch braces (6) to hopper by inserting short
bolts through flattened end of h itch brace, then
thro u g h hopper. Place lock washers a n d n uts on bolts
and tighten fi rm ly.
Bolt h itch (7) between concave ends of h itch braces.
Note h itch can be turned in either an up or down po­
sition for h igh or low drawbars.
Rate setting is m a de by sliding scale mark plate (8)
o n back of hopper. loosen green knob and s l ide scale
mark plate u ntil desi red n u mber i s in l i ne with a rrow
poi nter. Tighten green knob.
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SPREADER
FS·365
OPERATION
Rate settings prescribed for various materia l s a re
based on normal tractor mowing speed. If tractor is
operated in low gear, then spreader should be set
leaner (toward a smal ler n u m ber) as more material
is appl ied at a slower speed.
Plan to operate the spreader i n the d i rection of the
longer d i me nsion of lawn.
First apply two spreader widths across the shorter
sides. These "headers" provide room for turning
around at end of each of the long strips.
Then go back and forth from one header strip to the
other u ntil the entire a rea is treated. When a p p roach­
ing these end zones shut off the spreader to avoid
double a p p l ication. Keep it closed w h i le backing or
tu rning a round to avoid extra dosage.
Next do the irregular areas, be ing careful to shut off
spreader in backing and turning. Move the Sliding
D i a l to a leaner setting i n cut-up areas where overlap
is u navoidable.
If there are trees or shrubs i n the lawn, shut off the
spreader a s it is p u l led around them - otherwise ad­
jacent grass may receive double or triple dosage. Use
same care in treating slopes and terraces.
In high wind cover hopper with cardboard, burlap
sack or heavy paper.
Overlap spreader wheel tracles 10 insure complele coverage.
CARE OF SPREADER
1 . Empty spreader com pletely before stori ng. To do
this, move spreader away from lawn a rea a nd set
wide open at No. 1 8. Run it back a n d forth vigorous­
ly a few times to expel a l l material from hopper.
2. Oil. Leave spreader in open position. Use aero­
sol Oil Spray or oily rag to a p p ly oil to underside of
hopper where sh ut-off plate moves back and forth.
Also squirt oil on spring l ocated in housing below
Sliding Dial. Place a few drops of oil on axle between
wheel and hopper, at each end. If this is neglected,
wheels may lock because of rusting. Light penetrating
oil will usually loosen.

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P A R' T S L I S T

Ref" Part No, Ref, Part No.

No, No" Description Req'd, No" No" Description Req'd,
1 5685 Spring - Control Rod 2 17 1 688 Operating Lever with Grip 1
2 1 673 Agitator - R"H. 1 18 1 689 Pivot Link Rod 1
3 1 674 Agitator - LH, 1 19 5689 Hopper End Plate 2
4 1 675 Balll e 1 20 5690 Plate - Rate Control 2
5 1 676 Hanger - Shut Off Plate 2 21 5692 Rod - Rate Control - R,.H , 1
6 5686 Shut Off Bar 1 22 5693 Rod - Rate Control - L. H 1
7 1 678 Bearing Support Ass'y with Bearing 1 23 1 694 Bearing 4
8 5687 Hopper 1 24 1 693 Wheel with Tire 2
9 1 680 Hitch - Brace 2 25 1 696 Grip - Operating Lever 1
10 1 68 1 Brace - Hopper 1 26 1 697 Shut Off Brace 1
11 1 682 Pivot - Bracket Ass'y, 1 27 3039 Hitch Adaptor 1
12 1 683 Hitch 1 28 5604 Decal 1
13 1 684 Housing - Control Ass'y (Less Knob) 2 29 908050·4 Bolt - ?{6- 1 4x2 Hex, 1
14 1 685 Hub Cap 2 30 91 5 1 1 4-6 Nut - Nylock ?{6- 1 4 1
15 5688 Rate I ndicator 1 31 5691 Tie Bar 1
16 1 687 Knob 2

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WHEELHORSE PRODUCTS, INC. • SOUTH BEND, IND.
AS SEMBLY
P lace hopper o n fl oor w ith s l iding sca l e mark plate
d ow n .
Fasten shut-off braces (l) t o shut-off bar brackets with
pin, washer a n d cotter key.
Bolt operating lever (2) between concave ends of shut­
off braces. Tig hten n uts fir m l y.
Remove lower n ut from con necting rod (3). I n sert con­
necting rod into pivot l i n k (4) and replace n ut, but do
not tighte n .
Move operating lever ( 2 ) upward t o closed positio n .
Adjust nuts o n connectin g rod ( 3 ) s o shut-off bar touch­
es both stops (5) o n bottom of hopper. Now tig hten
n uts fi rm ly.
Assemble h itch braces (6) to h opper by inserting short
bolts th ro u g h flattened end of h itch brace, then
through hopper. P lace lock washers and n uts on bolts
a n d tighten fi rm ly.
Bolt h itch (7) between concave ends of h itch braces.
Note h itch ca n be turned in either an up or down po­
sition for h ig h or low drawba rs.
Rate setting is made by s l i d i n g sca l e m a rk plate (8)
on back of hopper. loosen g reen knob and slide scale
m a rk p late u nt i l desired n u m ber is i n l in e with a rrow
poi nter. Tig hten g reen knob.
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SPREADER
FS-363
OPERATION
Rate settings p rescribed for various materia ls a re
based on norm a l tractor mowing speed. If tractor is
operated in low gea r, then spreader shou l d be set
leaner (towa rd a s m a l ler n u m ber) as m o re m ateria l
i s applied a t a slower speed.
Plan to operate the spreader i n the d irection of the
longer d imensio n of lawn.
First apply two spreader widths across the shorter
s ides. These "headers" provide room for turning
a rou n d at end of each of the long strips.
Then go back and forth from one header strip to the
other u ntil the entire a rea is treated. When a pproach­
ing these end zones shut off the spreader to avoid
double appl ication. Keep it closed w h i le backing o r
turning a rou n d to a v o i d extra dosage.
Next do the irreg ular areas, bein g caref u l to shut off
spreader in backing a n d t u r n i n g . Move the Slid i n g
D i a l t o a lea ner setting i n cut-up areas w here overl a p
is u navoidable.
If there are trees or shrubs i n the lawn, shut off the
spreader as it is pu l led a rou n d them - otherwise ad­
jacent g rass may receive double or triple dosage. Use
same ca re in treating s lopes and terraces.
I n high wind cover hopper with ca rd board, bu rl a p
sack or heavy paper.
Overlap spreader wheel tracks to insure complete coverage.
CARE OF S PREADER
1 . Empty spreader com pletely before storing. To do
th is, move spreader away from lawn a rea a n d set
wide open at N o. 20. R u n it back a n d forth vig orous­
l y a few times to expel a l l material from hopper.
2. Oil. Leave spreader in open position. Use aero­
sol Oil Spray o r oily rag to a pply oil to u n derside of
hopper where sh ut-off plate moves back and forth.
A l so squ irt oil on spring located in housing below
S l i d i n g D i a l . Place a few drops of oil on axle between
wheel a n d hopper, at each end. If this is neg lected,
wheels may lock because of rusti ng. Light penetrating
oil w i l l u su a l ly loosen.

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PARTS LIST

Ref. Part Req'd. Ref.. Port Req'd.

No No Description No. No. No. Description No ..

1 1 672 Spring-Control Rod 1 16 1 687 Green Plastic Knob 1

2 1 673 Agitator-Axle Ass'y. R.H.. 1 17 1 688 Operating Lever with Grip 1
3 1 674 Agitator-Axle Ass'y. tH. 1 18 1 689 Operating Lever Rod 1
4 1 675 Baffle 1 19 1 690 Bearing End Plate 2
5 1 676 Ranger Shut-Off Bar 2 20 1 691 Scale Mark Plate 1
6 1 677 Shut-Off Bar 1 21 1 692 Rod - Rate Control 1
7 1 678 Bearing-Support Assembly with Bearing 1 22 1 693 Wheel with Tire 2
8 1 679 Hopper 1 23 1 694 Body Bearings 4
9 1 680 Hitch Brace 2 24 1 695 Carton 1
10 1 68 1 Brace-Hopper 1 25 1 696 Handle Grip 1
11 1 682 Shut-Off Bracket Ass'y. with 95 1 9A-3 26 1 697 Shut-Off Brace 2
I Control Link 1 27 3039 Hitch Adaptor 1
12 1 683 Hitch 1 28 441 1 Decal 1
13 1 684 Housing Control Ass'y. less Green Knob 1 29 1 489 Bolt 1
14 1 685 Hub Cap 2 30 1 408 Nut 1
15 1 686 Pointer 1

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S P R EA D E R
PA R T S L I S T A N D I N S T R U C T I O N S

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Ref. Part No. Ref. Part No ..

No. No .. Description Req.. No. No.. Description Req ..

1 3001 Tongue 1 Agitator and Axle, pair

2 3005 Swivel Assembly 1 Axle Support and Bearings
3 3003 Rod Assembly 1 Axle Bearings, pair
4 1 073 Cap Screw, ),-2· 1 3 x 1 % 1 Baffle Plate
5 1 026 Nut, Jam, ),-2. 1 3 2 Bearing Retainer and Plate
6 1 064 Cap Screw, %-16 x 1 ),-2 1 Connecting Rod
7 1016 Nut Hex, % - 1 6 1 Control Rod Housing
8 1 1 19 Washer, y,; SAE 8 Green Knob for Control Plate
9 3000 H itch, complete 1 Handle Brace, each
Hopper, body only
Order above parts from Operating lever with Knob
WHEEL-HORSE PRODUCTS Pointer
• Rate Control Rod
Scale Mark Plate
SPREADER ASSEMBLY MODEL 1 00·T·55
Spring for Rate Control
(Includes all parts listed in column at right)
Shut Off Bar
Order direct from
Shut Off Bar Hanger P lates, pair
O. M. . SCOTT & SONS Shut Off Bar Yoke
MARYSVILLE, O H IO Brackets for Operating lever, pair
Wheels, Rubber Tire, each

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