TINE REPLACEMENT | (See Figs. 26, | 27 and | • To maintain | the | superb | tilling performance of this | ||
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iAdling tines. | ...............• New tines should be assembled as shown | in Ftg_ 28. | ||||||
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CAUTION: Tines are sharp | Wear | to the transmission, if the gap between the tines | ||||||
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A badly worn tine causes your'tiller to work harder and dig
Sharpened tine edges will rotate rearward from above.
more shallow. Most important, worn tines cannot chop and shred organic matter as effectively nor bury it as deeply as good tines. A fine this worn needs to be replaced..
NEW TINE | WORN TINE |
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FIG. 26 | FIG. | 27 |
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SHEAR PIN
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HAIRPIN CLiP
SHARP
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FIG. 28
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