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OPERATOR'S MANUALPARTS CATALOG

UnverferthManufacturing Co., Inc.27612 Temple Ave.Shell Rock, IA 50670PH: 319-885-6571 • Fax: 319-885-6576

Part #266282

Manufactured At:

MODELS 1084 & 884 AVALANCHEGRAIN CART

Model 1084 Beginning With Serial Number B17630100Model 884 Beginning With Serial Number B17610100

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INTRODUCTION

Product Identification

When ordering parts or when requesting further information or assistance, always givethe following information:

- Machine name- Model number- Serial number

Please fill out and retain this portion for your records. The serial number decal is locatedat the left front corner of your grain cart.

Purchase date Model Serial no.'s

Dealer City

Dealer Contact Phone

NOTE: The information, specifications, and illustrations in the manual are on thebasis of information available at the time it was written. Due to continuingimprovements in the design and manufacture of Brent products, all specificationsand information contained herein are subject to change without notice. Obtain thecomplete and most current information before starting any job.

Foreword

This symbol identifies important safety messages. When you see it, read themessage that follows and be alert to the possibility of personal injury.

Remember, safety instructions stated in this manual are for your protection. Read themcarefully and follow them closely when working around or using this machine.

Read and study this manual completely before attempting to operate this implement. Takethis manual to the field for handy reference when operating, adjusting or servicing yourmachine.

When referenced, "Right-Hand" (RH) and "Left-Hand" (LH) side of the machine aredetermined by standing behind the machine and facing in the direction of travel.

WARNING! CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING: THIS MACHINE MAY CONTAINMINERAL OILS KNOWN TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER, BIRTH DEFECTS, AND

OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM.

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TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTION I - SAFETY PageGENERAL HAZARD INFORMATION ........... 1-2SAFETY DECALS ...................................... 1-3BEFORE OPERATING OR SERVICING ...... 1-4DURING OPERATION ................................. 1-4BEFORE TRANSPORTING ......................... 1-5DURING TRANSPORT ................................ 1-5DRIVELINE ................................................. 1-6PRESSURIZED OIL .................................... 1-7

SECTION II - OPERATIONPREPARING TRACTOR ..............................2-2PREPARING CART

Inspection .............................................2-2Lubrication ............................................2-2

HITCHING TO TRACTORDrawbar Connection ..............................2-3Hitch Settings ......................................2-3Jack .....................................................2-3Transport Chain Connection ..................2-3Hydraulic Connections .........................2-4Electrical Connections ..........................2-4Light Module .........................................2-4

TOWING .....................................................2-5AUGER OPERATION

PTO-driven Auger ..................................2-6SCALE .......................................................2-8TARP .......................................................2-13

SECTION III - MAINTENANCELUBRICATION .............................................3-2TRACK LUBRICATION (OPTION) ................3-4HITCH SETTINGS .......................................3-5HITCH BUSHING ........................................3-5WHEEL NUT TORQUE ...............................3-6TIRE PRESSURE & WARRANTY ...............3-6AUGER DRIVE LINE

Bearings ...............................................3-8Gearbox ................................................3-8

SEASONAL STORAGECylinders ..............................................3-8

AUGER MAINTENANCEVertical Auger ......................................3-9Horizontal Auger ...................................3-9Auger Chain Drive ...............................3-10Split Tapered Bushing ........................3-10Idler Sprocket .....................................3-11

VERIFY PTO SHAFT LENGTH .................3-12PTO SHAFT & CLUTCH ...........................3-14PTO CLUTCH ...........................................3-17SCALE TROUBLESHOOTING ...................3-19TARP TROUBLESHOOTING .....................3-22ELECTRIAL SCHEMATIC ..........................3-23TORQUE CHART ......................................3-24

SECTION IV - SET-UP PageBASIC CART SET-UP

Side Extension Set-up ........................ 4-2Ladder / Jack ...................................... 4-2Chute Installation ................................ 4-3Wheel Nuts ......................................... 4-3Tire Pressure ....................................... 4-3

DOORS & COVERS ................................. 4-4SCALE KIT INSTALLATION ....................... 4-7SCALE KIT INSTALLATION / TRACK ........ 4-9

Load Cell Installation ..........................4-10Electrical Connection .........................4-10Indicator Mounting ..............................4-10Remote Alarm Installation ..................4-10

TARP INSTALLATIONEnd Caps & Bows .............................4-11Ridge Strap, Tarp, Tubes ...................4-12Roll Tube Spools ................................4-13Roll Tube Cables & Ratchets ...........4-14Hand Crank ........................................4-15Cable Tension ....................................4-15

SECTION V - PARTSHOPPER ....................................................5-2FINAL ASSEMBLY .....................................5-4HITCH.........................................................5-6AXLE - 1084 ..............................................5-8AXLE - 884 ................................................5-9HUB - 1084 (884 OPTION) ....................... 5-10HUB - 884 ................................................ 5-11HUB - 884 - DUALS ................................ 5-12WALKING BEAM ..................................... 5-13WHEELS & TIRES - 1084 ....................... 5-14WHEELS & TIRES - 884 ......................... 5-15SIDE BOARDS - ...................................... 5-16DECALS ................................................... 5-18INDICATOR ASSEMBLY .......................... 5-20HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS ......................... 5-21ELECTRICAL ............................................ 5-22HYDRAULICS ........................................... 5-24PTO ASSEMBLY ..................................... 5-25PTO FRICTION CLUTCH .......................... 5-26PTO SHEAR-BOLT CLUTCH .................... 5-2790° GEAR BOX........................................ 5-28HORIZONTAL AUGER .............................. 5-29HORIZONTAL AUGER LINKAGE .............. 5-30HORIZONTAL DOORS/SINGLE TIRES ..... 5-31HORIZONTAL DOORS/DUALS .................. 5-32VERTICAL FOLDING AUGER TUBE ........ 5-33VERTICAL AUGERS ................................ 5-34LOWER VERTICAL AUGER TUBE .......... 5-35VERTICAL AUGER CHAIN DRIVE ........... 5-37CHAIN OILER........................................... 5-38AUGER DISCHARGE CHUTE .................. 5-39VIDEO SYSTEM (OPTION) ...................... 5-41SCALE (OPTION) ..................................... 5-42AUTOMATIC OILER (OPTION) .................. 5-43TARP - (OPTIONAL) ................................. 5-44TRACK ................................................ 5-46/53

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SECTION ISAFETY

GENERAL HAZARD INFORMATION............... 1-2SAFETY DECALS ................................................. 1-3BEFORE OPERATION OR SERVICING ........ 1-4DURING OPERATION ......................................... 1-4BEFORE TRANSPORTING ................................ 1-5DURING TRANSPORT ........................................ 1-5DRIVELINE .............................................................. 1-6PRESSURIZED OIL .............................................. 1-7

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Signal Words:

DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that, if notavoided, will result in death or serious injury.

WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if notavoided, could result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if notavoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

GENERAL HAZARD INFORMATION

Most accidents involving product operation, maintenance and repair are caused by failureto observe basic safety rules or precautions. An accident can often be avoided by recog-nizing potentially hazardous situations before an accident occurs. A person must be alertto potential hazards. This person should also have the necessary training, skills and toolsto perform these functions properly.

This symbol means

ATTENTION!

BECOME ALERT!

YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED!

Safety precautions and warnings are provided in this manual and on the product. If thesehazard warnings are not heeded, bodily injury or death could occur to you or other per-sons. These hazards are typically identified by a "SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL", followed bya "SIGNAL WORD", such as "WARNING", as shown below:

Improper operation, maintenance or repair of this machine can bedangerous and could result in injury or death. Do not operate or performany maintenance or repair on this machine until you have read andunderstood all applicable safety, operation, maintenance, or repairinformation.

REMEMBER:

THINK SAFETYA CAREFUL OPERATOR IS THEBEST INSURANCE AGAINST AN

ACCIDENT!

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SAFETY DECALS

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IMPORTANTReplace lost, damaged, painted, or unreadable decals immediately. If parts that have decals are replaced,also make sure to install new decals.These decals inform and remind the operator with operational information and safety messages.

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BEFORE OPERATING ORSERVICING

DURING OPERATION

• Secure drawbar pin with safety lockand lock tractor drawbar in fixedposition.

• Do not stand between the cart andtractor when hitching. Always engageparking brake and stop engine beforeinserting hitch pin.

• Lower or securely block up elevatedcart before servicing or when leavingthe equipment. Never work under acart unless it is securely supported.

• Turn tractor power off and remove keyfrom ignition before servicing or adjust-ing cart.

• Do not wear loose-fitting clothes, asthey may catch on moving parts.

• Verify that all guards and shields arein place.

• Clear all personnel from the surround-ing area before operating equipmentor folding and unfolding auger.

• Become aware of and avoid allobstacles and hazards in the path ofthe cart, such as power lines, ditches,etc.

* Ensure that all applicable safetydecals are installed and legible.

• Do not allow anyone to ride on theequipment. Never dismount from amoving tractor. Severe injury or deathcan occur from being run over by thecart.

• Regulate speed to field conditions.Maintain complete control at all times.

• Never lubricate cart when in operation.

• Become aware of the operating widthof this cart. Use extreme care whenoperating close to ditches, fences, oron hillsides and power lines.

• Do not leave equipment unattendedwith engine running.

* Do not attempt to operate equipmentunless you are in the driver's seat.

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BEFORE TRANSPORTING DURING TRANSPORT

• Secure transport chain to tractor chainsupport before towing. Adjust thechain length as necessary to eliminateexcessive slack, while preventingbinding during tight turns.

• Verify that all appropriate lighting andreflectors are installed and comply withstate and local laws governinghighway safety.

• This cart is not equipped with brakes.Ensure that the towing vehicle hasadequate weight and brakingcapacity to tow this unit.

• Use good judgement when transport-ing equipment on highways. Regulatespeed to road conditions and maintaincomplete control.

• Maximum speed of implement shouldnever exceed 20 mph. Do not exceed10 mph during off-highway travel.

• It is probable that this implement istaller, wider and longer than thetowing vehicle. Become aware of andavoid all obstacles and hazards in thetravel path of the equipment, such aspower lines, ditches, etc.

• Slow down before making sharp turnsto avoid tipping. Drive slowly overrough ground and side slopes.

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• Do not allow children near equipmentthat is running or engaged.

• Keep all guards and shields in goodcondition and properly installed at alltimes.

• Avoid personal attire such as loose fit-ting clothing, shoestrings, drawstrings,pants cuffs, long hair, etc. that can be-come entangled in a rotating driveline.

• Do not exceed 1000 rpm PTO speed.

• Disengage the PTO, stop the tractorengine, and remove key from ignitionbefore making inspections, or perform-ing maintenance and repairs.

• Inspect the driveline, quick disconnect,overload shear-bolt limiter or clutch, andshielding often. Repair immediately.Use replacement parts and attachinghardware equivalent to the original equip-ment. Do not alter the original design ofthe driveline.

• Avoid excessively long hardware orexposed and protruding parts which cansnag and cause entanglement.

• Lubricate the driveline as recommendedin the MAINTENANCE section.

• Keep hoses, wiring, ropes, etc. fromdangling too close to the driveline.

• Install driveline and shields according torecommended lengths and attachingmethods with recommended hardware.The driveline shield should rotate inde-pendently a full rotation and telescopefreely. The retaining chain must besecured to the implement safety shield.

• Attach offset drawbar hitch end in thedown position and use a recommendedhitch pin with a low head so that nointerference occurs with driveline duringoperation on uneven or terraced terrain.

• Be careful not to hit the driveline withtractor tires when turning.

• Due to variances in tractor drawbar de-sign and operating position, it is criticalthat proper extended and collapsedlengths of the telescoping PTO shaftbe verified before first operation. Ifthe extended length of the PTO shaft isnot sufficient, it may become uncoupledin operation and cause serious injury ordeath from contact with uncontrolled flail-ing of PTO shaft assembly components.Refer to the MAINTENANCE section ofthis manual for detailed instructions.

DRIVELINE SAFETY

- DANGER ZONE -Attention!

Become Alert!

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PRESSURIZED OIL

• Always use a board or cardboard whenchecking for a pressurized oil leak.Escaping fluid under pressure, even apinhole-sized leak can penetrate skin,causing serious injury, and possibledeath. If fluid is injected into your skin,it must be treated immediately by adoctor familiar with this type of injury.

• Never loosen or remove any hydraulicfitting without first verifying that all fluidpressure has been relieved. Failureto do so may result in unintendedmovement of all or a portion of theequipment, possibly causing severeinjury or death due to crushing or cut-ting. Injury may also occur from con-tact with oil under pressure that mayescape during fitting removal.

• Safely relieve all fluid pressure fromhydraulic hoses before disconnectinghydraulic couplings from tractor.

• Do not bend or strike high-pressurelines. Do not install bent or damagedtubes or hoses.

• Repair all oil leaks. Leaks can causefires, personal injury, and environmen-tal damage.

• Route hoses and lines carefully to pre-vent premature failure due to kinkingand rubbing against other parts. Makesure that all clamps, guards andshields are installed correctly.

• Check hydraulic hoses and tubescarefully. Replace components asnecessary if any of the followingconditions are found:

- End fittings damaged or leaking.- Outer covering chafed or cut and

wire reinforcing exposed.- Outer covering ballooning locally.- Evidence of kinking or crushing of

the flexible part of a hose.- Armoring embedded in the outer

cover.- End fittings displaced.

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SECTION IIOPERATION

Page

PREPARING TRACTOR .......................................2-2

PREPARING CARTInspection..........................................................2-2Lubrication ........................................................2-2

HITCHING TO TRACTORDrawbar Connection.......................................2-3Jack Usage ......................................................2-3Transport Chain Connection .........................2-3Hydraulic Connections ..................................2-4Electrical Connections ...................................2-4Light Module ....................................................2-4

TOWING ...................................................................2-5

AUGER OPERATIONPTO-driven Auger ...........................................2-6

SCALE .....................................................................2-8Detailed Procedures EZ400 Indicator ........2-9Detailed Procedures EZ2000 Indicator ... 2-12

TARP ..................................................................... 2-17

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PREPARING TRACTOR

Before operating cart, read the tractoroperator's manual and gain an under-standing of its safe methods of opera-tion.

Check the tractor brakes and warninglights. Make sure they are in properworking order.

Check the tractor hydraulic oil reservoirand add oil if needed.

Verify that the tractor is adequatelyballasted for drawbar operation at theanticipated draft load.

If possible, adjust the tractor drawbarvertically so the topside of the drawbaris approximately 17-22 inches from theground. Ensure that the drawbar islocked in the center position.

On tractors equipped with a 3-pointhitch, raise and secure the linkage toprevent interference with the cart tongueand hydraulic hoses during turning.

Auger: Inspect auger for damage andwear.

Hitch: Check hitch wear plates fordamage and wear. Be aware of thesize of hitch adapter bushing that isbeing used. Select correct size for thehitch pin/drawbar you are using.

Hydraulic System: Check all hosesand cylinders for signs of leakage.Hoses should not be kinked, twisted orrubbing against sharp edges. Re-routeor repair hoses as necessary. Refer toSAFETY section for additional informa-tion on safe repair and inspection ofhydraulic components.

Tires/Wheels: Check tire pressures andmaintain at recommended values listedin the MAINTENANCE section of thismanual. Maintain 400 lb-ft. torque valuefor the 3/4" wheel lug nuts and 500lb-ft. for the 7/8" dual-wheel bolts.

CAUTION: Frequently check thetorque of all wheel lug nuts, particularlyduring the initial transport and opera-tion of this cart. If a lug bolt or studbecomes loose, this may result in theloss of a wheel and subsequent loss ofcontrol of the tractor and/or cart.

• Lubrication

Lubricate the cart as outlined in theMAINTENANCE section of this manual.

PREPARING CART

• Inspection

Perform the service checks as outlinedbelow. Repair or replace any damagedor worn parts before operating.

Hardware: Check for loose bolts andnuts, and tighten as needed. Checkagain after the first half-day of opera-tion.

Pivot Pins: Check that all pins are inplace and in good condition. Replaceany worn, damaged or missing pins.

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HITCHING TO TRACTOR

• Drawbar Connection

This cart is intended to be hitched to atractor drawbar. Do not attempt tohitch to any other location on thetractor other than the drawbar.

The cart is equipped standard with asingle tang hitch which is adaptable foreither a 1 1/2" or 2" diameter hitch pinand must only be used with a clevis-type tractor drawbar.

NOTE: The use of a smaller diameterhitch pin will result in additional clear-ance between the hitch and pin. Thisadditional clearance may cause accel-erated pin and cart hitch wear, alongwith more pronounced jolting from thecart during transport operation.

WARNING: Do not standbetween the cart and tractor whenhitching. Serious or fatal injury canoccur due to crushing hazard fromlimited clearance between tractor andcart. Always engage parking brakeand stop engine before insertinghitch pin.

After inserting drawbar pin, secure draw-bar pin with a locking device to helpprevent uncoupling during use.

• Transport Chain Connection

• Jack Usage

Use the jack provided to support anempty grain cart, never a loaded graincart.....always have a loaded grain carthooked to tractor.

NOTE: The hitch has 2 differentheight settings that can be obtained.See the Maintenance section forinformation on this procedure.

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Tractor must be equipped with atransport chain support. Attach chainin manner illustrated. Adjust the chainlength as necessary to eliminateexcessive slack, while preventingbinding during tight turns.

CAUTION: Always use a prop-erly sized transport chain between thecart and the tractor. Failure to use atransport chain could result in personalinjury or property damage if cart andtractor become disengaged during op-eration.

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• Hydraulic Connections • Electrical Connections

This cart is equipped with a seven-point SAE connector plug which willconnect with the receptacle found onmost new tractors on the market today.If your tractor does not have this typeof receptacle, an SAE J-S60A seven-point socket can be purchased fromyour Unverferth dealer (Partnumber 92824).The wiring schematic for this cart,shown in the maintenance section,complies with ANSI/ASAE StandardS279.11/SAEJ137. Although mostnewer tractors conform to this stan-dard, many older tractors can have aslightly different electrical function thanstandard. Because of this, alwaysverify correct electrical function beforeusing this cart.

• Light Module

This unit is equipped with a light mod-ule that enhances older tractor lightsignals to a more current standard andincreases your presence and drivingintentions to other motorists.

Clean hydraulic hose couplers beforeconnecting to tractor. For convenienceit is recommended to connect theflow door circuit hoses to tractorimplement coupler #1, auger rotate cir-cuit hoses to coupler #2, and attachauger fold circuit to coupler #3.

This unit is equipped with color bandsattached to the hydraulic hoses. Thiswill help in identifying the hose func-tion and correct hook up.

GreenRaise AugerLower Auger

RedFlow Door OpenFlow Door Close

OrangeAuger Pivot UpAuger Pivot Down

NOTE: After initial set-up or replace-ment of any hydraulic component onthe cart, air must be removed from thecart hydraulic system.

Route hoses away from areas that maycause abrasion or kinking of hosesduring operation.

Before disconnecting hoses from thetractor, relieve pressure from the linesby placing the circuit in "float" whilethe tractor engine is running. Shut offengine and apply parking brake beforedisconnecting hoses. Install couplersinto storage slots provided.

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TOWING

This cart is not equipped with brakes.Ensure that the towing vehicle has ad-equate weight and braking capacity totow this implement. As a guideline, thetowing vehicle should be sized suchthat the cart does not weigh over 1.5times the towing vehicle weight. Nevertow a loaded grain cart over publicroads.

Maximum speed of cart should neverexceed 20 mph. Do not exceed 10mph during off-highway travel. Do notexceed 8 mph when cart is fully loaded.

Secure drawbar pin with a lockingdevice and lock tractor drawbar incentered position. Connect the PTOdriveshaft to the tractor.

Secure transport chain to tractor chainsupport before towing. NOTE: Thestandard chain provided is for the basiccart when towed empty for road travel.

Use good judgment when transportingequipment on highways. Regulatespeed to road conditions and maintaincomplete control.

It is probable that this cart is taller,wider and longer than the towingtractor. Become aware of and avoid allobstacles and hazards in the travelpath of the equipment, such as powerlines, ditches, etc.

Slow down before making sharp turnsto avoid tipping. Drive slowly overrough ground and side slopes.

NOTE: Always have auger folded backinto storage position when auger is notin use.

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AUGER OPERATIONNOTE: If an overload occurs, (Shearbolt failure or excessive heat/smokefrom friction clutch) stop auger immedi-ately. Close flow control door andrelieve auger grain pressure by open-ing bottom pit dump door to removesome grain from auger before resum-ing.

5. To slow or stop grain flow, closeflow door, rather than reducing trac-tor RPM. Close flow door fullywhen unloading is complete.

NOTE: It is not recommended to dis-engage auger with flow control dooropen. Auger system will require sub-stantially more torque to start, placingextra stress on both cart and tractordriveline.

6. Stop PTO.

7. After PTO has come to a completestop, fold auger to the transport po-sition.

WARNING: Never enter cartwith auger or tractor running. Seri-ous or fatal injury can occur due toentanglement with rotating compo-nents. Always stop engine and re-move key before entering cart.

1. Before loading cart or operatingauger, verify that flow control dooris closed.

2. Choose an area free from obstruc-tions and unfold auger into unload-ing position. Allow sufficient timefor cylinder to fully engage the twoaugers.

3. Engage PTO at low RPM,then increase tractor RPM to de-sired speed.

4. Open flow control door to desiredunloading rate. Numbers on theflow door indicator provide a pointof reference for operator conve-nience.

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• Vertical Auger Pivot

Actuate hydraulic auger pivot circuit topivot vertical auger.

It is strongly advised that the unloadedauger always be returned to the transportposition when not in use.

• Vertical Auger Fold

Actuate hydraulic auger fold circuit topivot vertical auger between transport andoperating positions. When unfoldingauger, allow sufficient time for cylinder torotate the outside fold link into an over-center position.

WARNING: Do not stand onladder or frame when folding upperauger. Stay clear of path of foldingupper auger.

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ELECTRONIC SCALEOPERATION (OPT.)

• Basic Operation

To ensure that the maximum error iswithin the scale manufacturer'saccuracy of +/- 1/2%, the cart must bestationary and on level ground whenusing the scale.

1. Turn scale on and let it warm-up atleast 15 minutes.

2. Zero balance scale by pushing the"Net/Gross" button, and then the"Zero" button within 3 seconds. Thisshould be done where cart is goingto be unloaded (on level ground ifpossible).

3. Load cart and let scale total upweight. When cart is full drive up towagon or truck and stop. Afterscale settles on a number, push the"Tare" button. Scale indicator willshow zero.

4. Start unloading cart. When wagonor truck is full or cart is empty, thenegative amount shown on scale isactual product in wagon or truck.

5. Push the "Net/Gross" button. Thiswill put the scale back into the grossweighing mode again. If the carthas grain in it yet, it will tell you howmuch weight is left on the cart. Youcan now load the cart again andrepeat the same unloading process.

6. It is recommended to periodicallyfully-empty the cart and rebalancethe scale.

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The message "HELLO" will be briefly displayed.The scale enters the GROSS mode and dis-plays the weight change since the unit waslast ZERO/BALANCED. Pressing [ON] a sec-ond time during normal system operation startsthe self-test.

A warm-up period of ten to f ifteenminutes provides the most accurate readings.If the scale is holding a load for a long periodof time (ex: overnight), the weight displayedmay vary because of zero shift created bychanges in temperature. This does not affectthe accuracy of the scale.

For example, if the system was loaded with1000 Lbs, it might read 1200 Lbs the follow-ing day. The change in temperature "zeroshifted" the ZERO/BALANCE from 0 Lbs to200 Lbs. When unloading the scale, the dis-play will count from 1200 to 200 Lbs for atotal of 1000 Lbs.

To Zero / Balance the Scale

1. Press the [GROSS/NET] key and withinthree seconds,

2. Press the [ZERO] key.

Turn ON the scale:

1. Press [ON/OFF] .

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Turning OFF the Scale:

1. Press and hold [ON/OFF] key until themessage "BYE" appears.

“0” is displayed to show completion of thestep and the scale is put in the GROSSmode.

The ZERO/BALANCE will "balance off" trailer,bin, or platform weight.

Pressing only the [ZERO] key will cause themessage "TO ZERO / BALANCE PRESS NET/GROSS -- THEN ZERO" to be displayed.

If the supply power is below the "low batterythreshold" (10.5 Volts), the message "INDICA-TOR CANNOT BE ZERO / BALANCED -- LOWBATTERY VOLTAGE" is displayed. Themessage "LO BAT" will be periodically shownon the display (approx. every five seconds) toalert the operator of the low battery condition.

Loss of power does not affect the ZERO/BALANCE or "Setup/Calibration" values.

DETAILED PROCEDURES FOR EZ400 INDICATOR

To Select Gross and Net Modes:

GROSS mode displays the weight changesince the unit was last ZERO/BALANCED.

The scale is in GROSS mode if there is aflashing arrow pointing toward the GROSS textjust above the [ON/OFF] key.

Net mode displays the weight change after aTARE has been performed. TARE is a tem-porary "zero" or reference point.

IThe scale is in NET mode if there is aflashing arrow pointing toward the NET textjust above the [ON/OFF] key.

HELLO

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If the "TARE" function has not been previouslyperformed, the unit will stay in the Grossmode and the message "FOR NET MODEPRESS TARE" will scroll across the display.

The [GROSS/NET] is an alternating key. Ifthey scale is in the GROSS mode, press[GROSS/NET] key to place it in the NETmode. If the scale is in the NET mode, pressthe [GROSS/NET] key to place it in theGROSS mode.

To Tare and Print

On EZ 400 indicators with “Print” feature, pressand hold the [TARE] button for 3 seconds to“Tare” the scale. Press the button quickly for“Print”.

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Scale data can be sent to the optional printerby pressing the [PRINT] key. The printer con-nector on the bottom of the indicator is alsoused to connect the optional downloader mod-ule memory converter. See page 3-9.

To change scale from lbs to kgs/change setup number:

1. Press [ON/OFF] to turn on the scale.

2. To enter Short Form Calibration & Setuppress and hold the [ZERO] key, thenpress the [ON/OFF] key and hold themboth together until the indicator displays"setup", then let up on the keys.

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The first message displayed is "SETUP".

3. Press the [TARE] key to select the farleft digit as the "flashing digit".

4. Press the [GROSS/NET ] key toincrement the "flashing" digit. Changethe 1 to 5.

5. Press the [ON/OFF] key to advance tothe "cal" number.

The "cal" message is displayed.

Then the "cal" number.

When the 1 was changed to a 5 in the setupnumber, the "cal" number was automaticallyrecalibrated to kgs.

6. Press [ON/OFF] to exit setup.

Next, the actual "SETUP" number is displayedwith the far right digit "flashing".

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3. Press the [TARE] key to select the "6"(600000#) as the "flashing digit".

4. Press the [GROSS/NET] key to incre-ment the "flashing" digit. Change the 6to 7 (700000#) or desired higher number.




2. To enter Setup press and hold the [ZERO]key, then press the [ON/OFF] key andhold them both together until the indica-tor displays "setup", then let up on thekeys.

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To change scale upper range:

The first message displayed is "SETUP"

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A brief message is displayed (such as"HELLO"). The scale enters GROSSweighing mode. Pressing [ON] a sec-ond time during normal system opera-tion starts the self-test.

A warm-up period of ten to fifteenminutes provides the most accurate read-ings. If the scale is holding a load for along period of time (ex: overnight), theweight displayed may vary because ofzero shift created by changes in tem-perature. This does not affect the accu-racy of the scale.

For example, if the system was loadedwith 1000 Lbs, it might read 1200 Lbsthe following day. The change intemperature "zero shifted" the ZERO/BALANCE from 0 Lbs to 200 Lbs. Whenunloading the scale, the display will countfrom 1200 to 200 Lbs for a total of 1000Lbs.

To Zero / Balance the Scale

1. Press the [NET/GROSS] key andwithin three seconds,

2. Press the [ZERO] key.

Turn ON the scale:

1. Press [ON].

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Turning OFF the Scale:

1. Press [OFF].

The ZERO/BALANCE will "balance off"trailer, bin, or platform weight.

The "ZERO" message is displayed andthe scale is placed in the GROSS mode.

Pressing only the [ZERO] key will causethe message "TO ZERO / BALANCEPRESS NET/GROSS -- THEN ZERO"to be displayed.

If the supply power is below the "lowbattery threshold" (10.5 Volts), themessage "INDICATOR CANNOT BEZERO / BALANCED -- LOW BATTERYVOLTAGE" is displayed. Themessage "LO BAT" will be periodicallyshown on the display (approx. every fiveseconds) to alert the operator of the lowbattery condition.

Loss of power does not affect the ZERO/BALANCE or "Setup/Calibration" values.

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Operation

To Select Gross Mode:

GROSS mode displays the weightchange since the unit was last ZERO/BALANCED.

1. Press [NET / GROSS].

or

2. If in Gross mode, press[NET / GROSS].

The [NET / GROSS] key is an alternat-ing action key. If the scale is in theGROSS mode, pressing the [NET /GROSS] key will place it in the NETmode. If the scale is in the NET mode,pressing the [NET / GROSS] key willplace it in the GROSS mode.

If the "TARE" function has not beenpreviously performed, the unit will stay inthe Gross mode and the message "FORNET MODE PRESS TARE" will scrollacross the display.

NOTE: The scale is in NET mode ifthere is a flashing arrow pointingtoward the NET text just above the[TARE] key.

NOTE: The scale is in GROSS mode ifthere is a flashing arrow pointing towardthe GROSS text just above the[NET / GROSS] key.

To Select Net Mode:

Net mode displays the weight changeafter a TARE has been performed.TARE is a temporary "zero" or refer-ence point.

To Print

Scale data can be sent to the optionalprinter by pressing the [PRINT] key. Theprinter connector on the bottom of theindicator is also used to connect theoptional downloader module memory con-verter. See page 3-9.

1. Press "TARE" to set a temporary"zero" point and enter the NET mode.

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Operation

1. Press [ON] to turn on the scale.

2. To enter Short Form Calibration &Setup press and hold the [ZERO]key, then press the [ON] key andhold them both together until the in-dicator displays "setup", then let upon the keys.

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To change scale from lbs to kgs:


3. Press the [TARE] key to select thefar left digit as the "flashing digit".

4. Press the [NET/GROSS ] key toincrement the "flashing" digit.Change the 1 to 5.

5. Press the [ON ] key toadvance to the "cal" number.


Then the "cal" number.

When the 1 was changed to a 5 inthe setup number, the "cal"number was automatically re-calibrated to kgs.

6. Press [ON] to exit setup.

Next, the actual "SETUP" number is dis-played with the far right digit "flashing".

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Operation

1. Press [ON] to turn on the scale.

2. To enter Setup press and hold the[ZERO] key, then press the [ON] keyand hold them both together until theindicator displays "setup", then letup on the keys.

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To change scale upper range:


3. Press the [TARE] key to select the"6" (600000#) as the "flashing digit".

4. Press the [NET/GROSS ] key toincrement the "flashing" digit.Change the 6 to 7 (700000#) ordesired higher number.

5. Press [ON] to exit setup.

Next, the actual "SETUP" number is dis-played with the far right digit "flashing".

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Operation

• Downloader Module (opt.)

1. Plug the Memory Converter intothe bottom of the scale indicatorand the downloader Module intothe Memory Converter.

2. Operate the scale normally, mak-ing sure to press PRINT wheneveryou want the Downloader to storedata.

3. Remove only the Downloader Mod-ule when you are finished weigh-ing.

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Refer to the Manufacturer's Operation and Installation Manual for complete instruc-tions, trouble-shooting, and scale set-up/configuration guide.

Suggest ion: You may want tomanually keep a log of dates and timesat various farms and fields to checkand identify the scale indicator data.

4. Plug the Interface Cable into yourcomputer's parallel (printer) port andattach the Downloader Module tothe Interface Cable.

5. Start the Downloader program bytyping DLOAD. (Use DLOADER ifyou want to save only new data toyour file.)

6. Follow the onscreen instructions toDisplay, Save, or Print your data.

7. Clear the Downloader Module whenyou have finished so that moredata can be stored into it.

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Operation

TARP OPERATION

Always use adequate caution whenoperating tarp.

If tarp is covered with snow, it is impor-tant to remove snow before operating.

End caps must be free from grain thatmay be piled on them. Grain shouldnot be heaped higher than end caps.

Tarp should be fully opened or com-pletely closed during field operation.

• Procedure

1. Remove the retaining pin from thecrank holder.

2. Using both hands, carefully removethe crank from the holder.

3. Extend the crank handle assemblyto a comfortable position at therear of the box.

4. Roll the tarp to the desired loca-tion - fully open or fully closedposition.

5. Place the crank in the holder andre-insert the retaining pin.

NOTE: It is normal for the cable to beslightly slack in the mid-portion of tarptravel.

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NOTES

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Maintenance

SECTION IIIMAINTENANCE

Page

LUBRICATION.................................................3-2TRACK OPTION - LUBRICATION ............3-4HITCH SETTINGS .........................................3-5HITCH BUSHING ...........................................3-5WHEEL NUT TORQUE ................................3-6TIRE PRESSURE & WARRANTY.............3-6DUAL WHEEL ADJUSTMENT....................3-7SEASONAL STORAGE

Cylinders .....................................................3-8AUGER DRIVE LINE

Bearings ......................................................3-8Gear Box ....................................................3-8

AUGER MAINTENANCEVertical Auger ............................................3-9Horizontal Auger .......................................3-9Auger Chain Drive ................................ 3-10Split Tapered Bushing ......................... 3-10Idler Sprocket ......................................... 3-11

VERIFY PTO SHAFT LENGTH............... 3-12PTO SHAFT & CLUTCH........................... 3-14PTO CLUTCH .............................................. 3-17SCALE TROUBLESHOOTING ................. 3-19TARP TROUBLESHOOTING ..................... 3-24ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC ....................... 3-25TORQUE CHART ......................................... 3-26

3-2

Maintenance

LUBRICATIONTo keep your grain cart in top operating condition and to assure its properperformance and reliability for a long period of time, a periodic inspection andlubrication is a must.

8hrs 20hrs

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Maintenance

To keep your grain cart in top operating condition and to assure its proper perfor-mance and reliability for a long period of time, a periodic inspection and lubrication is a must.

The lubrication locations and recommended schedule are as follows:

ITEM DESCRIPTION POINT LUBRICANT QTY. HOURS

A Fold Link - Vertical Auger 2 EP-2 3 Shots Weekly

B PTO Drive Shaft 3 EP-2 1 Shot See Chart

CHitch 1 EP-2

Roll bearing and apply grease as required. DO NOT grease if cart has scale unit.

DGear Box - Remove Cover 1 SAE 80-90 5 1/2 Pts.

Check oil level every 2 weeks. Replace oil every season.

EChain Oiler 1 SAE 30 Oil 1 Pt.

Check reservoir oil level daily. Maintain "FULL" level. Open each valve for 10-15 seconds.

F Idler Sprockets - Rmove Cover 2 EP-2 1 ShotEach

Season

G Auger Pivot Ring 2 EP-2 1 ShotEach

Season

H Bottom Bearings - Vertical Lower Auger 2 EP-2 1 Shot Weekly

IHanger Bearing - Vertical Lower Auger 1 EP-2 1 Shot Daily

Bushings - grease with 1/4 tube before initial use.

J Top Bearing - Vertical Upper Auger 1 EP-2 1 ShotEach

Season

K Horizontal Auger End & Center Bearings 3 EP-2 2-3 Shots 100 Hours

L Hubs 4/8 EP-2 Repack 2 Years

M Walking Beam Pivot 2 EP-2 3 Shots Weekly

N Fold Pin - Vertical Auger 3 EP-2 1 ShotEach

Season

OAuger Pivot Slide 1 EP-2 Apply

EachSeason

Apply light coating on both sides of slide plate.

(August 2012)

shellyw

Sticky Note

Unmarked set by shellyw

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Maintenance

TRACK OPTION - LUBRICATION

REFER TO MANUAL #265941 FOR TRACK OPERATION, ALIGNMENT,MAINTENANCE & LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS.

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A. Rocker arm ................................ 2 shots of grease once per season

B. Rocker bushing ........................ 2 shots of grease once per season

C. Spindle hubs ............................. 2 shots of grease weekly (50 Hours)Adjust bearing take-up once per season.

D. Mid-wheel bearings ................. 2 shots of grease weekly (50 Hours)Grease daily under wet or extremely dusty conditions

E. Pull-back lug ............................. 2 shots of grease weekly (50 Hours)

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Maintenance

HITCH SETTINGS

• Height Adjustments

The hitch has 2 different height settingsthat can be obtained. Removing thehitch and rotating it 180 degrees willobtain a second setting.

• Hitch Bushings

Two different drawbar pin bushings aresupplied to properly match 1 1/2" and 2"drawbar pins. To change bushings, use asmall screwdriver to pry out the tab fromthe top retaining ring. "Peel" the snap ringout of the bore to remove. Insert newbushing and reinstall snap ring.

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Maintenance

• Wheel Nuts

Check all wheel nuts for tightnessbefore first load. Failure to do so maydamage wheel nut seats. Once seatsare damaged, it will become impossibleto keep nuts tight. Tighten nuts to theapplicable torque value shown below.Re-tighten after first three loads andcheck periodically during firstseason of use.

3/4-16 400 lb. ft.7/8-14 500 lb. ft.

• Tire Pressure

The following is to be used as ageneral guide for tire inflation andfigures can vary depending on specificbrand of tire used. It is important thattires are inspected after unit is loaded.Start with minimum pressure indicated.The tire should stand up with no side-wall buckling or distress as tire rolls.Record the pressure needed to supportthe full load and maintain this pressureto achieve proper tire life. Do not ex-ceed maximum recommended tirepressure.

Firestone www.firestoneag.comPhone 800-847-3364

Titan www.titan-intl.comPhone 800-USA-BEARFax 515-265-9301

Trelleborg www.trelleborg.comPhone 866-633-8473

• Tire Warranty

For questions regarding new tire war-ranty, please contact your local originalequipment tire dealer. Used tires carryno warranty. Following are phone num-bers and Websites for your convenience:

(All tire pressures in psi)

MODELTIRE SIZE 108411x22.5 (Track Idler) 8520.8x38 R-1 (Duals) 35-4018.4x42 R-1 (Duals) 45-5535.5x32R-3 32-42900/60-32 R-1 35-4568x50.00-32 38-48

Revised 022206-3051506-4

orGoodyear

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Maintenance

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WALKING TANDEM OPTION

• Row Spacing Adjustment

1. Hitch cart to tractor and chock tractorwheels

2. Raise one side of cart by lifting underthe outer end of the rear support tube.Place suitable blocks near jack tosupport cart.

3. Remove 6 bolts retaining front andrear axle extensions.

4. While supporting weight of tires andwalking beam assembly, slide axleextensions equally inward or outwardas needed.

5. Reinstall retaining bolts and lower cartto ground before adjusting oppositeside.

CAUTION: When changing tiresor row spacing, it is important to follow thesteps below to maintain stability of thecart. Change one side at a time.

• Inner Dual Wheel Access

Use the following procedure to service theinside dual tires.

1. Hitch cart to tractor and chock tractorwheels.

2. Raise one side of cart by lifting underthe outer end of rear support tube.Place suitable blocks near jack tosupport cart.

3. Using a suitable lifting device, supportthe rear portion of the walking beam.

4. Remove rear retaining pin, then pivotbeam outward to access inner wheel.

NOTE: Walking Beam must be suitablysupported during and after pivoting.

5. Reverse stops 2 through 4 to reattachwalking beam before attempting toservice other side of cart.

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Maintenance

Auger Driveline

• Bearings

It is important to periodically check set screws in all bearings at either end of the driveline for tightness.

• Gear Box

Remove cover on right side of vertical lower auger. Fluid level plug is on the right side of gear box.

Maximum gear box life:

Check oil level every 2 weeks.

Replace oil every season, 80-90 oz. 80W90 EP lubricant.

SeASonAl StorAge

Fully open flow door and auger cleanout door to remove any remaining grain and to allow moisture to drain.

(August 2012)

Clean OutDoor

Seasonal StoragePosition

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Maintenance

• Vertical Auger

Annually check all bolts, nuts, and setscrews. Perform lubrication as speci-fied.

NOTE: The lower auger position isindexed from the drive dog / tube flangehinge surface as shown. The lowerdrive dogs and height pin are posi-tioned relative to the gear box anddrive bushing.

The alignment height of the auger canbe changed by cutting loose and relo-cating the height pin.

AUGER MAINTENANCE

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• Horizontal Auger

Annually check all bolts, nuts, and setscrews. Perform lubrication as speci-fied.

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Maintenance

AUGER MAINTENANCE

• Auger Chain Drive

Annually check all bolts, nuts, and setscrews. Perform lubrication as speci-fied in Lubrication chart.

• Split Tapered Bushings

Check annually for tight engagementto drive sprockets. Torque three boltsprogressively to values shown:

1 3/4" Bore (2) (Gear Box) -192In. Lbs.2" Bore (Horizontal Auger) -348In. Lbs.2 1/4" Bore (Vertical Auger) -348In. Lbs.

Some gap must remain between flange& hub when bushing is properly tight-ened. To remove from shaft, removecapscrews and insert them in tappedholes in bushing flange. Tighten pro-gressively until bushing disengages.

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Maintenance

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• Idler Sprockets

Check chain tension at beginning ofeach season. If necessary, adjust idlersprocket arms to tighten chains, Allowfor chain deflection as shown.

AUGER MAINTENANCE

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Maintenance

VERIFY TELESCOPING PTO SHAFT LENGTH

4. Hitch tractor drawbar to cart, ensuringthat tractor and cart are on level groundand coupled as straight as practical.

5. Connect PTO shaft to tractor, andmeasure length "L" from same pointsas used in step 1. Ensure that thismeasurement does not exceed themaximum recommended extendedlength calculated in step 3 above. Ifnecessary, choose a shorter drawbarposition, or obtain a longer PTO shaftassembly before operating cart.

To verify proper extended and collapsedlengths, use the following procedure:

1. Fully collapse PTO shaft and measurelength "L" (Fig. 1).

Enter here:_______(1)(Verify that outer tube does not bottomout on surrounding plastic shieldcomponents).

2. Pull apart PTO telescoping shaft endsand measure lengths "T" & "C" (Fig. 2)Add "T" + "C" measurments together

Enter total here:_______(2)

3. Calculate maximum recommendedextended length:

a. Subtract line 1 from line 2Enter here:_______(a)

b. Divide line (a) by 2Enter here:_______(b)

c. Add line (b) to line 1.Enter here:_______(c)

d. Subtract 3 inches from line (c)Enter here:_______(d)

This is the maximum recommendedextended length.

Fig. 1

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WARNING: Proper extendedand collapsed lengths of thetelescoping PTO shaft must be verifiedbefore first operation. If the extendedlength of the PTO shaft is not sufficient,it may become uncoupled in operationand cause serious injury or death fromcontact with uncontrolled flailing ofPTO shaft assembly components.

An excessive collapsed length can resultin damage to the PTO driveline andattached components. This is most likelyto occur during extreme turning anglesand/or travel over rough terrain. Conditionsare amplified on tractors with tracksoperating in uneven terrain, particularlyrice levies. Damaged drivelinecomponents can result in unsafe operationand severely reduced driveline componentlife.

Note: Do not exceed 10 degrees beyonda straight pull line while operating thePTO.

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Maintenance

6. Position the tractor to obtain the tightestturning angle, relative to the cart(Fig. 3).

7. Measure the length "L" from the samepoints as used in step 1. This distancemust be at least 1.5 inches greaterthan the distance measured in step1. If necessary, adjust the length of thePTO shaft by cutting the inner andouter plastic guard tubes and innerand outer sliding profiles by the samelength. Round off all sharp edges andremove burrs before greasing andreassembling shaft halves.

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

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Maintenance

D6

D. Lubrication (Figs. D1 - D6)Lubricate with quality grease before starting work and every 8 operating hours.Clean and grease PTO drive shaft before each prolonged period of non-use.Molded nipples on the shield near each shield bearing are intended as greasefittings and should be lubricated every 8 hours of operation!Telescoping members must have lubrication to operate successfully regard-less of whether a grease fitting is provided for that purpose! Telescopingmembers without fittings should be pulled apart and grease should be addedmanually. Check and grease the guard tubes in winter to prevent freezing.

D1 D4D2 D3

F. Length adjustment (note: maximum operatinglength LB). (Figs. F1 - F4)

1. To adjust length, hold the half-shafts next to eachother in the shortest working position and markthem.

2. Shorten inner and outer guard tubes equally.3. Shorten inner and outer sliding profiles by the

same length as the guard tubes.4. Round off all sharp edges and remove burrs.

Grease sliding profiles.

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E. Coupling the PTO drive shaft (Figs. E1 - E2)

Clean and grease the PTO and implement inputconnection (IIC)

AS-Lock1. Pull locking collar and simultaneously push PTO

drive shaft onto PTO shaft until the locking deviceengages.

Push-Pull Lock2. Pull locking collar and simultaneously push PTO

drive shaft onto PTO shaft until the locking deviceengages.

Check to insure all the locks are securelyengaged before starting work with the PTO

driveshaft.

E1 E2

Check the length of the telescoping membersto insure the driveline will not bottom out or

separate when turning and/or going over rough ter-rain.

F1 F2

F4F3

D

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Maintenance

G. Chains (Figs. G1 - G3)

NOTE: The chain is intended to prevent the shieldfrom rotating against non-moving parts and therebypreventing shield damage. A properly installed chainwill increase the service life of the shield.

1. Chains must be fitted so as to allow sufficientarticulation of the shaft in all working positions.Care must be taken to be sure that chain does notbecome entangled with drawbar hitch or otherrestrictions during operation or transport ofmachine.

2. The PTO drive shaft must not be suspended fromthe chain.

J. To dismantle guard: (Figs. J1 - J4)

1. Remove locking screw.2. Align bearing tabs with cone pockets.3. Remove half-guard.4. Remove bearing ring.

G2

2. Friction clutches:When overload occurs, the torque is limitedand transmitted constantly during the period ofslipping. Short-duration torque peaks are lim-ited.

Prior to first utilization and after longperiods out of use, check working of

disk clutch.

a. Tighten nuts until friction disks are released.Rotate clutch fully.

b. Turn nuts fully back.Now the clutch is readyfor use.Fig. H2 shown.

Avoid extended and frequent slippage of overloadclutches.

H. Shear bolt and friction clutches (Figs. H1 - H2)

1. Shear bolt clutches:When the torque is exceeded, power flow isinterrupted due to the bolt shearing. The torqueis re-established by replacing the broken shearbolt. Use only the bolt specified in the operator'smanual for replacement.

G1

G3

H1 H2

J2J1

J3 J4

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Maintenance

K. To assemble guard: (Figs. K1 - K5)

1. Grease yoke groove and inner profile tube.

2. Fit bearing ring in groove with recesses facingprofile tube.

3. Slip on half-guard.

4. Turn cone until it engages correctly.

5. Install locking screw.

L. To assemble cone:

1. Dismantle guard (Figs. J1 - J3). Remove old cone(e.g. cut open with knife). Take off chain. Placeneck of new cone in hot water(approx 80o C / 180o F) and pull onto bearing housing(Fig. L1).

2. Turn guard cone into assembly position (Fig. L2).Further assembly instructions for guard(Figs. K1 - K5).

3. Reconnect chain if required (Fig. L3).

K4

K3K1 K2

K5

L1

L2

L3

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Maintenance

FRICTION AND OVERRUNNING CLUTCH ASSEMBLY

FRICTION AND OVERRUNNING CLUTCH DISASSEMBLY

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Remove bridge clampassembly from the hub.

Tighten the six nuts of thespring pack to relieve thesetting ring.

Mark assembly position of thesetting ring in relation to thehousing. Then removesetting ring.

Take spring pack out ofhousing.

Remove Flange hub togetherwith frction disks and driveplates.

Fit friction disks and driveplates on flange hub in thecorrect sequence. The frictionsurfaces must be clean andexempt of any grease.

Insert flange hub with frictiondisks and drive plates into clutchhousing.

Insert spring pack into clutchhousing.

Fit setting ring (make sure thatit is in the correct position).See setting-ring installation,next page.

Loosen the six nuts at the springpack to end of thread. The clutchis now ready for use.

Install bridge clamp assembly.Tighten bolts when assembled toauger gear box input shaft.

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Maintenance

The torque setting can be modified with the aid ofa setting ring and two alternate location slots in theclutch housing.

1. The setting ring provides for a minimum ormaximum setting.

2. The clutch housing incorporates two locatingpositions for the setting ring (1 & 2) which aresituated at different levels.

For each spring pack, four torque settings arepossible.

The spring pack is marked XXX / XXX. Theunderlined figure applies to the Four plate clutch.

Remove retaining ring. Take hub, supporting ring, keysand leaf springs out of clutchhousing.

Ensure correct position of keyand leaf spring.

Insert greased clutch parts, hub, keys and leaf springs into clutchhousing.

Mount support ing r ing andretaining ring.

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FRICTION CLUTCH SETTING RING INSTALLATION - TORQUE SETTINGS

KEY-TYPE OVERRUNNING CLUTCH DISASSEMBLY

KEY-TYPE OVERRUNNING CLUTCH ASSEMBLY

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Maintenance

SCALE TROUBLESHOOTINGCheck for 12VDC at the junction between the AC/DC converter power cord. If you do not

have a multimeter, use a car battery to power the scale. If the indicator still does not come on,

send it in for repair.

Does the indicator turn on?

Does the indicator respond when you step on the scale?

Does the scale weigh you close toyour weight? (Within 20%) Disconnect one of the load cells and stand over

the connected load cell. Does the indicatordisplay a reading about twice your weight?

The other load cell is defective. Check its cablefor cuts or flattened areas or send it back for repair.Check the defective load cell by connecting it to the

indicator and verify that it does not weigh.

Disconnect the first load cell and connect theother load cell to the same connector on the

indicator. Does the indicator display a readingabout twice your weight.

The other load cell is defective. Check its cablefor cuts or flattened areas or send it back for repair.

This load cell is OK. Disconnect the first loadcell and connect the other load cell to the sameconnector. Now stand over the second load cell.

Does it weigh twice your weight

This load cell is defective. Check its cable for cutsor flattened areas or send it back for repair. Double

check indicator using a known good load cell.

Perform the paper clip test. Take two paper clipsand carefully insert one in pin 2 and the other in pin3 of either load cell connector jack on the indicator.Hold one paper clip in each hand. (If they touch, it

will not damage the indicator.)While inserting the paper clips, does the reading on

the indicator jump around and/or settle on thenumber “1” on the left side of the display?

Connect both load cells (one at a time)to the other connector on the indicator.

Do both load cells weigh you abouttwice your weight?

Try connecting the load cell to the other connectoron the indicator. Stand on the load cell; Does it

display approximately twice your weight?

The indicator is defective. Verify this bysubstituting with a good working indicator.

Do both load cells weigh you the samebut not within 20% of twice your weight?

One of the load cells is bad. A good loadcell will weigh you at approximately twiceyour weight with only one cell connected.

Both load cells are defective and the indicatoris probably OK. Check the cables for damage or

send both load cells in for repair.

No Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes No

No

Check the platform, and load cells for debrisand mud interference. Check mounts for

binding and obstructions.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

The scale system is probablyOK. Check for debris around and

under the platform and loadcells. Check for warped or

damaged mounts on platform.

Check for debris under or around the scalemounts or platform. Check the load cell cables

for cuts or flattened areas.Disconnect one load cell cable from the indicator.Press the indicator “TARE” button. (The indicatordisplay should go to zero.) Stand on the load cell.Does the indicator display a reading about twice

your weight?

No

No

No

Disconnect the first load cell, connect theother load cell to the indicator (use the

same connector). Stand over this load cell.Does the indicator display a reading

approximately twice your weight?

The indicator is defective. Send it in for repair.Note: Load cells may also be defective. Check load

cells by attaching to a good working indicator.

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Maintenance

1: Adjust EZ Indicator to Match Another Scale:

Scale Information Sheet:

OriginalSETUP# CAL#

Scale Matching Work Sheet:

1 trial 2 trial 3 trialScale B

Scale AB : A + + = "x"

"x" : 3 trials = Cal. Multiplier

New EZ CAL# = Orig. EZ CAL# x Cal Multiplier= x

The Short Form Setup & Calibration procedure allowsyou to change the "SETUP" and "CAL" numbers of theindicator. You may want to perform this procedure if;

1): The indicator is being connected to different loadcells.

or2): You want to adjust the calibration to match

anotherscale system.

PLEASE NOTE: Do not attempt to calibrate the scale ifthe indicator is not reading stable weights. The calibrationprocedure will not fix instability, inconsistencies, orflashing "RANGE" messages.

It is important to use an average of several weights be-fore calibrating the scale.

Follow the instructions "To change the Setup /Calibration Numbers" shown on the next page.

You should not modify your "SETUP" number. Only your"CAL" number.

Sometimes two different scales are used to weigh thesame load. When this is done, the weightmeasured by each scale may not be the same. This canbe caused by one or both of the two scales being slightlyout of calibration. This indicator has the ability to matchany other scale, even if that scale is uncalibrated.

To match your EZ scale (Scale A) to another scale(Scale B) you must determine the CalibrationMultiplier. To do this, place a load on Scale A (feed wagon,etc...) and write down the weight displayed. Repeat severaltimes to determine the average weight. Next, place the sameload on Scale B and again write down the weight displayed.Again, repeat several times to determine the average weight.Then, use this formula to determine the Calibration Multi-plier for the EZ's "CAL" number:

SCALE "SHORT FORM" SET-UP & CALIBRATION FOR EZ400 INDCIATOR

Scale Matching Example: OriginalSETUP# 127070 CAL # 23980

1 trial 2 trial 3 trialScale B 30,000 30,580 28,000

Scale A 29,440 29,800 27,500B : A 1.020 + 1.026 + 1.018 = 3.064

3.064 : 3 trials = 1.021 Cal. Multiplier

New EZ CAL# = Orig. EZ CAL# x Cal Multiplier 24484 = 23980 x 1.021

Before continuing, first write down the current"SETUP" and "CAL" numbers of your EZ indicator.These numbers are displayed during the "Self Test".To run the Self Test:

With the indicator already ON, press the [GROSS/NET] key and then [ON/OFF] key to start the SelfTest. Press the [ON/OFF] key to "pause" the SelfTest while numbers are displayed. Press [ON/OFF]key again to "resume".

SETUP# CAL#

Keep this information for future reference.

THIS INDICATOR WAS CALIBRATED AT THE FACTORY TO WEIGH ACCURATELY WITH YOUR SYSTEM.ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION IS NOT NECESSARY UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS.

IMPORTANT!

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MaintenanceNOTE: Press the [ZERO] key for additional help information during Setup and Calibration.

To Change the Setup Number:


2. To enter Setup press and hold the [ZERO] key,then press the [ON/OFF] key and hold themboth together until the indicator displays "setup",then let up on the keys.

1: Connecting EZ Indicator to Other Load Cells:

If connecting to load cells other than those that wereprovided with your unit, the indicator must be cali-brated. Refer to "Set-up & Calibration" on page 3-20or contact your dealer for assistance.

3. Press the [TARE] key to select the "6" (600000#)as the "flashing digit".

4. Press the [GROSS/NET] key to increment the"flashing" digit. Change the 6 to 7 (700000#) ordesired higher number.



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2. To enter Short Form Calibration & Setup pressand hold the [ZERO] key, then press the [ON/OFF] key and hold them both together until theindicator displays "setup", then let up on thekeys.

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3. Press the [ON/OFF] key to advance to the "cal"number.

Then the "cal" number is displayed.

4. Press the [GROSS/NET] key to increment the"flashing" digit to it's proper value.

5. Press the [TARE] key to advance the "flashingdigit" to the left.

6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 as required.


The "CAL" number is not a weight. It is a reference valuethe indicator uses to determine the weight. This numberdirectly affects the accuracy of the scale system.

To Change the calibration Number:


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Scale Matching Example: OriginalSETUP# 127070 CAL # 23980

1 trial 2 trial 3 trialScale B 30,000 30,580 28,000

Scale A 29,440 29,800 27,500B : A 1.020 + 1.026 + 1.018 = 3.064

3.064 : 3 trials = 1.021 Cal. Multiplier

New EZ CAL# = Orig. EZ CAL# x Cal Multiplier 24484 = 23980 x 1.021

1: Adjust EZ Indicator to Match Another Scale:


OriginalSETUP# CAL#

Scale Matching Work Sheet:

1 trial 2 trial 3 trialScale B

Scale AB : A + + = "x"

"x" : 3 trials = Cal. Multiplier

New EZ CAL# = Orig. EZ CAL# x Cal Multiplier= x

Before continuing, first write down the current "SETUP"and "CAL" numbers of your EZ indicator.These numbers are displayed during the "Self Test". Torun the Self Test:

With the indicator already ON, press the [ON] key tostart the Self Test. Press the [ON] key to "pause" theSelf Test while numbers are displayed. Press [ON]again to "resume".

SETUP# CAL#

Keep this information for future reference.

The Short Form Setup & Calibration procedure allowsyou to change the "SETUP" and "CAL" numbers of theindicator. You may want to perform this procedure if;

1): The indicator is being connected to different loadcells.

or2): You want to adjust the calibration to match

another scale system.

PLEASE NOTE: Do not attempt to calibrate the scale ifthe indicator is not reading stable weights. The calibrationprocedure will not fix instability, inconsistencies, orflashing "RANGE" messages.

THIS INDICATOR WAS CALIBRATED AT THE FACTORY TO WEIGH ACCURATELY WITH YOUR SYSTEM.ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION IS NOT NECESSARY UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS.

WARNING!

It is important to use an average of several weights beforecalibrating the scale.

Follow the instructions "To change the Setup /Calibration Numbers" shown on the next page.

You should not modify your "SETUP" number. Only your"CAL" number.

Sometimes two different scales are used to weigh thesame load. When this is done, the weightmeasured by each scale may not be the same. This can becaused by one or both of the two scales being slightlyout of calibration. This indicator has the ability to matchany other scale, even if that scale is uncalibrated.

To match your EZ scale (Scale A) to another scale(Scale B) you must determine the CalibrationMultiplier. To do this, place a load on Scale A(feed wagon, etc...) and write down the weight displayed.Repeat several times to determine the average weight. Next,place the same load on Scale B and again write down theweight displayed. Again, repeat several times todetermine the average weight. Then, use this formula todetermine the Calibration Multiplier for the EZ's"CAL" number:

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1084,884 Spindle Hitch SETUP CALEquipped Size Bar # #68x50-32 Tires 4.50" 2.88" 148070 48560Standard Tires 3.75" 2.88" 127070 23980Track 3.75" 2.88" 127075 24280Rigid Duals 3.75" 2.88" 127070 39477Walking Beam 3.75" 2.88" 128120 40800

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NOTE: Press the [ZERO] key for additional help information during Setup and Calibration.

Step 2 Press the [TARE] key to select which digit isflashing.

Step 1) Press the [NET/GROSS] key to cause the"flashing" digit to count upward.


Load Cells: Number=Type = Output =mV/V

Original New

SETUP# SETUP# CAL# CAL#

To Change the Setup/Calibration Numbers:

Press and hold the [ZERO] key, then press the [ON] key, toenter Short Form Setup & Calibration.

1: Connecting EZ Indicator to Other Load Cells:

You will need the number and type of loadcells used in thenew scale system. You will also need thecurrent "SETUP" and "CAL" as described above. Once youhave written down this information, contact your nearestScale Service Center for new "SETUP" and "CAL" num-bers.


Next, the actual "SETUP" number is displayed.

If the correct "SETUP" number is displayed, press [ON]to advance to the "CAL" number.

When the correct "SETUP" number is displayed, pressthe [ON] key to advance to the "CAL" number.

This displays the "CAL" message,

followed by the "CAL" number.

The "CAL" number is not a weight. It is a reference valuethe indicator uses to determine the weight. This numberdirectly affects the accuracy of the scale system.

Change the "CAL" number using the same methoddescribed in Steps 1 & 2. When the display shows thecorrect number, press the [ON] key. This causes thenumber to be stored permanently in the indicator andreturns the indicator to the weighing mode.

To Exit the Short Form Setup & Calibration atAnytime:

Press and hold the [TARE] key, then press the [ON] key.

Follow the instructions "To Change the Setup / Calibra-tion Numbers" shown below.

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TARP TROUBLE SHOOTING

PROBLEM

CABLES DO NOT STAY IN GROOVES ONNYLON SPOOLS WHEN OPERATING.

TARP DOES NOT WIND SMOOTH. BINDSON ONE END OR BOTH ENDS.

CANNOT FULLY OPEN TARP.

TARP SAGS IN MIDDLE AREAS.

HOLES OR TEARS IN TARP.

SOLUTION

1. Cable ratchets may need offsetadjustment.

2. Cable tension may need adjustment.

3. Spools may be binding on roll tube, needcleaning and regreasing.

1. Spools may be binding on roll tube, needcleaning and regreasing.

2. Cable tension may be too loose. Checklevel of tension channels for propertension.

3. Tarp has been altered or improperlyrepaired.

1. Bows may be bent, or adjusted too low.

2. Missing or loose ridge strap.

3. Cable tension may be too loose. Checklevel of tension channels for propertension.

1. Consult your local dealer for repairs.

2. Order tarp repair kit from dealer.

3. When new tarp or parts are neededalways replace with original parts.

INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE

Periodic preventive maintenance should be practiced. Inspect tarp and hardware often forabrasions or loosened bolts that may need adjustment and/or repair. Check cables for wearand adjust tension whenever needed. Cable spools are factory greased, but over time anduse may require re-greasing.

If installed correctly, tarp should always operate as well as when first installed. If tarp doesnot pass this simple inspection, make all appropriate repairs or adjustments immediatelybefore serious damage occurs.

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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

GRAIN CART WIRESWhite -- GroundGreen -- Right amber flashing lampYellow -- Left amber flashing lampBrown -- Tail lightRed -- Right red flasherBlack -- Left red flasherBlue -- Auger Lights 220912

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CAPSCREWS - GRADE 5NOTE: Grade 5 capscrews can be identified by three radial dashes on the head.

TORQUE - PLATED FINISH

CAUTION! CHECK WHEEL NUTTIGHTNESS ACCORDING TO THE IN-STRUCTIONS AND SPECIFICATIONSLISTED UNDER "SET-UP FOR FIELDOPERATION". FAILURE TO INITIALLYAND PERIODICALLY CHECK ALLWHEEL NUTS MAY RESULT IN THELOSS OF A WHEEL, AND SUBSE-QUENT LOSS OF CONTROL OF THECART AND/OR TRACTOR.

PTO CLUTCH SHEAR-BOLT12MM -- 55 FT. LBS.

SIZEFOOTPOUNDS NEWTON METERS

1/4-20 11 151/4-28 13 185/16-18 21 285/16-24 23 313/8-16 38 523/8-24 40 547/16-14 55 757/16-20 60 811/2-13 85 1151/2-20 95 1299/16-12 125 1709/16-18 140 1905/8-11 175 2375/8-18 210 2853/4-10 300 4073/4-16 330 4477/8-9 450 6107/8-14 490 6641-8 680 9221-14 715 970

HYDRAULIC FITTING - TORQUE AND INSTALLATION PRODECURES

SAE FLARE CONNECTION (J.I.C.)

1. Tighten nut finger tight until it bottoms the seat.2. Using a wrench, rotate nut to tighten. Turn nut 1/3 turn to

apply proper torque.

SAE STRAIGHT THREAD "O" RING SEAL1. Insure jam nut and washer are backed up to the back side

of smooth portion of elbow adapter.2. Lubricate "O" Ring - VERY IMPORTANT !3. Thread into port until washer bottoms onto spot face.4. Position elbows by backing up adapter.5. Tighten jam nut.

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SECTION IVINITIAL SET-UP

Page

BASIC CART SET-UPSide Extension Set-up .............................4-2Ladder .........................................................4-2Jack ..............................................................4-2Chute Installation........................................4-3Wheel Nuts .................................................4-3Tire Pressure ..............................................4-3

DOORS AND COVERS ................................4-4SCALE KIT INSTALLATION..........................4-7SCALE KIT INSTALLATION / TRACK........4-9

Load Cell Connection............................ 4-10Electrical Connection ............................. 4-10Indicator Mounting .................................. 4-10Remote Alarm Installation ..................... 4-10

TARP INSTALLATIONEnd Caps & Bows ................................. 4-12Ridge Strap, Tarp, Tubes ..................... 4-13Roll Tube Spools .................................... 4-14Roll Tube Cables & Ratchets ............. 4-15Hand Crank ............................................. 4-16Cable Tension ......................................... 4-16

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Due to shipping requirements and variousdealer-installed options, some initial cartsetup will be required after it arrives fromthe factory. Use the following proceduresas needed for initial cart setup.

• Side Extension Set-up

• Ladder Installation

Secure ladder to front panel of cart.

BASIC CART SET-UP

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1. Remove transport screws and setextension in respective locations.

2. Secure extensions through mountinglug holes provided in corners.

Folding Boards1. Rotate extensions up into position

and secure at corner holes.2. Attach center support hardware.3. Tighten all hardware, including hinge

bolts.

• Jack

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Attach jack to mounting pad on right insideframe.

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• Chute Installation

Position outlet shroud & chute assemblyover the upper auger tube. Check trimlock seals for proper seating and con-tact. Hold with capscrew in top centerhole and secure with remainingcapscrews, flat washers and locknuts.

• Wheel Nuts

Check all wheel nuts for tightnessbefore first load. Failure to do so maydamage wheel nut seats. Once seatsare damaged, it will become impossibleto keep nuts tight. Tighten nuts to theapplicable torque value shown below.Re-tighten after first three loads andcheck periodically during firstseason of use.

3/4-16 400 lb. ft.7/8-14 500 lb. ft. (Duals)

• Tire Pressure

Tire Pressure must be verified beforefirst use and adjusted as necessary.Refer to maintenance section of thismanual for information on tire pressure.

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CAUTION: Be sure service covers,chain covers and clean-out door are in placeand securely fastened before operating unit.Close bottom clean-out door beforeoperating.

DOORS AND COVERS

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NOTES

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SCALE KIT INSTALLATION

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HITCH ASSEMBLY1. Remove 7/8 x 2 1/4" bolts (9390-

165) and lock washers (9404-037) toremove the standard hitch (250514).

2. Using the same bolt and lock washer,install scale hitch bushing (250518).

3. Before installing 2 7/8" weigh bar(95129), feed wire through hole indi-cated in the drawing at left. Afterdoing so, insert the 2 7/8" weigh bar.

4. Using a 1 x 6" bolt (9390-195), lockwasher (9404-041), and nut (9394-020), secure the 2 7/8" weigh bar.

5. Using a 1 x 8" bolt (9390-199), lockwasher (9404-041), and nut (9395-020) secure clevis hitch (265205).Use the pin (250533) and two snaprings (94142) to secure the single-tang hitch (250519).

J-BOX INSTALLATION1. Install junction box on the back side

of the left front frame standard (seedrawing on page 4-6).

2. See page 4-10 for specific wiring in-stallation instructions.

INSTALLATION OF SCALE KITFOR MODEL 884 & 1084

SPINDLE ASSEMBLY1. With the cart empty, use a 10-ton jack

and jack stands to support the weightof your grain cart. Place the jackstands under the axle, near the tire.

2. Remove wheel & tire and hub assem-bly (265085 - 1084, 200079 - 884).

3. Remove 5/8 x 6 bolt (9390-136), lockwasher (9404-029), and locknut(9395-014) to release the 3 3/4" Dia.spindle (250601) or 4 1/2" Dia.spindle (7-0254).

4. Using bolt, lock washer, and locknutjust removed, add the 3 3/4" dia.scale spindle (9002009) or 4 1/2" dia.scale spindle (9002855). Use themounting hole (2 1/4" from end) indi-cated.

5. Change the seal in the hub.

6. Attach hub assembly and the originalwheel & tire.

NOTE: Tighten lug nuts to 400 ft. lbs.

INDICATOR INSTALLATION1. Using the bracket provided, locate the

indicator inside the tractor cab.

2. Attach the cable as indicated below.

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AXLE LOAD CELLINSTALLATION

1. With the cart empty, use a 10-tonjack and jack stands to support theweight of your grain cart. Place thejack stands under the grain cart asshown on page 3-4.

2. After raising the cart approximately 3/4", loosen the setscrew which holdsthe axle spacer and remove thespacer.

3. Install the compression load cell asshown in Fig. 1, being sure that thewire from the load cell points forwardtoward the tractor.

NOTE: Because of movement in the graincart's suspension, failure to do so could dam-age the load cell.

4. Tighten the set screw and lower thegrain cart.

INDICATOR INSTALLATION1. Using the bracket provided, locate the

indicator inside the tractor cab.

2. Attach the cable as indicated on page4-10.

HITCH ASSEMBLY1. Remove the 7/8 x 2 1/4" bolts (9390-

165) and lock washers (9404-037) toremove the standard hitch (250514).

2. Using the same bolt and lock washer,install the scale hitch bushing(250518).

3. Before installing the 2 7/8" weigh bar(95129), feed the wire through thehole indicated in the drawing at left.After doing so, insert the2 7/8" weigh bar.

4. Using a 1 x 6" bolt (9390-195), lockwasher (9404-041), and nut (9394-020), secure the 2 7/8" weigh bar.

5. Using a 1 x 8" bolt (9390-199), lockwasher (9404-041), and nut (9395-020) secure the clevis hitch (265205).Use the pin (250533) and two snaprings (94142) to secure the single-tang hitch (250519).

J-BOX INSTALLATION1. Install junction box on the back side

of the left front frame standard (seedrawing at left).

2. See page 4-10 for specific wiring in-stallation instructions.

INSTALLATION OF SCALE KITFOR MODEL 884 & 1084 TRACK

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Indicator Mounting:The indicator is easily attached using thebracket and hardware provided.

Power Connection:The power cable should be connected directlyto a vehicle battery or regulated power supply.The scale end of the power cable is attachedto the POWER connector located on the bot-tom panel of the scale.

Connect the RED wire from the power cableto +12VDC and the BLACK wire to GROUND.The indicator is fused internally at 2 amps.

EZ400 OPERATION:It is recommended that the indicator reads0000 by pressing TARE before unloading thecart in a truck or wagon.

Once the cart is finished unloading, the exact(negative) amount of grain unloaded is dis-played.

Press TARE to read 0000 again, or pressNET/GROSS to display the amount of grainremaining in the grain cart.

EZ400 INSTALLATION

Load Cell Connection:The indicator is designed to operate with straingage load cells. The indicator will normally besupplied with a "J-BOX" cable going between thescale and the load cell J-box. Extension Kits areavailable from your dealer in various lengths.

To connect the load cells, attach the J-box cableto the LOAD CELL connector on the bottom panelof the scale. Connect the load cell cables to theJ-box as shown below using the color key on thecircuit board.

J-BOX LOAD CELL CABLE CONNECTIONS:

SCALE BOTTOM PANELCABLE CONNECTIONS:

lanimreT noitpircseD

ETIHW +LANGIS

NEERG -LANGIS

DER +NOITATICXE

KCALB -NOITATICXE

DLEIHS DLEIHS

IMPORTANT! DISCONNECT THE INDICA-TOR POWER CORD BEFORE JUMPSTARTING OR FAST CHARGING ABATTERY. DISCONNECT ALL INDICATORLEADS BEFORE WELDING ON EQUIP-MENT. DAMAGE MAY OCCUR TO THEINDICATOR AND LOAD CELLS.

POWER CABLE CONNECTIONS:

WIRE COLOR WIRE FUNCTIONSRED Battery (+12 VDC)

BLACK GROUNDORANGE Not Used

BLUE Not Used other Load Cells:If connecting to load cells other than those thatwere provided with your unit, the indicator mustbe calibrated. Refer to "Set-up & Calibration" onpage 3-20 or contact your dealer for assistance.

Remote Alarm InstallationIf a remote 12 VDC alarm is to be used, connectthe +12VDC side of the alarm to the power cableorange wire and the GROUND side to a suitableground. The alarm output is fused for a maxi-mum drain of 10 amps. The remote alarm con-nection may also be used for motor control pur-poses when used with a relay.

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Indicator Mounting:The indicator is easily attached to the Indica-tor Mounting Bracket by hooking the top overthe plate and securing the bottom with two(2) bolts (size# 10 x 24 x 3/4") and nuts.

Power Connection:The power cable should be connected di-rectly to a vehicle battery or regulated powersupply. The scale end of the power cable isattached to the J901 connector located onthe bottom panel of the scale.

Connect the RED wire from the power cableto +12 VDC and the BLACK wire toGROUND. The indicator is fused internallyat 4 amps.

POWER CABLE CONNECTIONS:

WIRE COLOR WIRE FUNCTIONSRED Battery (+12 VDC)BLACK GROUNDORANGE Remote Alarm Out +BLUE Remote Input

Remote Alarm Connection:If a remote 12 VDC alarm is to be used,connect the +12 VDC side of the alarm tothe power cable orange wire and theGROUND side (or black wire) to the frame.The alarm output is fused for a maximumdrain of 10 amps. The remote alarm con-nection may also be used for motor controlpurposes when used with a relay.

Load Cell Connection:The indicator is designed to operate withstrain gage load cells. The indicator willnormally be supplied with a "J-BOX" cablegoing between the scale and the load celljunction box. Extension Kits are availablefrom your dealer in various lengths.

To connect the load cells, attach the junc-tion box cable to the J902 connector on thebottom panel of the scale. Connect theload cell cables to the junction box asshown below.

JUNCTION BOX LOAD CELL CABLE CONNECTIONS:

EZ2000 OPERATION:Before unloading the cart in a truck orwagon, it is recommended that theindicator reads 0000 by pressing TARE .

Once the cart is finished unloading, theexact (negative) amount of grain unloadedis displayed.

Press TARE to read 0000 again, or pressNET/GROSS to display the amount of grainremaining in the grain cart.

SCALE BOTTOM PANELCABLE CONNECTIONS:

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TARP INSTALLATION (OPT.)

Fig. 4 251915-4

Fig. 5 270917-5

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1. Install the side board extensions tothe box. See page 1-6.

2. Assemble the end caps (24) to thefront and rear side boards with 3/8 x3/4 flange screws (31) and nuts (30).Fasten to right and left side boardswith 1/4 x 1" self-threading screws(32) See Fig. 2.

Fig. 14. Insert the bows (23) into the slots in

the left side board. Retain with3/8 x 1" flange screw (29) and flangenut (30). See Fig. 4.

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3. Assemble the bow brackets (22) tothe right side panel or side boardwith 3/8 x 3/4" flange screws (31)and flange nuts (30). See Fig. 3.

5. Position the bows under the right sidebrackets (22) and retain with 3/8 x 1"carriage bolts and nuts (30) (Fig. 5).

MODELS 884 & 1084 TARP INSTALLATIONBeginning Serial #B18350100

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6. Attach the hooks on each end of thetwo ridge strap assemblies to the holesin the center of the end caps. Run thestraps over the top of the bows (2).Draw the straps snug tight with ratch-ets. Do not overtighten. See Fig. 6.

Match the roll tube channel with the sewn-in rope on the tarp pocket. The tube holesand tarp holes must be on the same side of the rope to line up. Slide the tube into thetarp pocket, making certain that the rope is fully engaged in the rope channel on thetube. Align the holes at one end, insert the large flange rivet and fasten. On the otherend, by hand, pull on the tarp to stretch it until the holes on the tube and tarp line up,then insert rivet and fasten. See Fig. 7 & 8.

Fig. 7 251915-7

Fig. 6 251915-6

8. Insert the small 1" tube by sliding itinto the small pocket of the tarp. Alignthe holes at one end and fasten witha rivet. At the other end, pull on thetarp by hand to stretch it until theholes match. Install remaining rivets.See Fig. 8.

INSTALLATION TIP:Tarp is designed to be stretched the lengthof the tube to reduce wrinkling. For easierassembly apply liberal dusting of baby pow-der on tube and inside of tube pocketsbefore sliding tubes in pockets.

Fig. 8 251915-7

7. (2-person operation) On a clean floor,lay the tarp out flat with the rope in thelarge pocket to thebottom, (raw edge of the hems andpockets down) and the exterior sidefacing up. There is a hole about4 1/2" from each end of the roll tubeand a hole about 1 1/2" in on eachend of the large pocket.

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Initial Set-up

To ensure the spring tab fullyengages in the tube cartridge, turnthe spool COUNTERCLOCKWISEabout one inch and push. To fastenthe spool to the cartridge tube, slidethe PVC spacer until holes align, thenbolt with a 5/16 x 1 3/4 bolt and locknut. See Fig. 10.

B. FRONT SPOOL (RED)

10. Install the front spool and related com-ponents in the same manner as therear. Then turn CLOCKWISE andpush on. Slide the PVC spacer onand temporarily bolt on. See Fig. 10.

2 5 1 9 1 5 -Fig. 10

A. REAR SPOOL (BLACK)

The inside of the spools are pre-greasedfor use and color coded for assembly.

9. Slide the rubber ring on the roll tubeabout 2 inches. Then insert the blackend of the spring into the black spoolso the spring tab extends through thesmall hole in the spool. Slide thespring with spool over the black endof the roll tube so that the cartridgetube extends through the center holeof the spool.

ATTACHING SPOOLS TO ROLL TUBE

C. ROLL TARP ASSEMBLY

11. Hand roll the tarp into open position.Place the 1" stationary tube side ofthe tarp on top of the left side of thebox, centered from front to back ofbox. BE CAREFUL NOT TO LET THETARP ROLL OFF OF THE BOX.Assemble the tarp and stops (26)(with caps) to the left side boardswith flange screws and flange nuts.(29,30). The stops should be asclose to the ends as possible. SeeFig. 11. Fig. 251915-11

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MOUNTING RATCHETS14. When the cable is wound on the spool and attached to the ratchet hook, pull down

on the ratchet with one hand, and with the other hand, activate the release on theratchet to extend the strap to the mark on the strap. By doing this you will have setthe ratchet to the correct mounting height. If for some reason you cannot mount theratchet at this height, lower it slightly to the closest point for mounting. Attach theratchet to the side of the box at this level. The ratchet must be securely mountedto the side of the box. Drill 5/16 holes and use 3/8 x 1 self-threading screws.Before tightening, adjust brackets to hold cables at an angle as shown. See Fig. 13.

ATTACHING CABLES AND RATCHETS

WRAPPING CABLE12. With the tarp hand rolled to the cov-

ered position, attach the barrel end ofthe cable to the barrel groove on thespool.

13. Now wrap the cable around the spool.Be sure the cable follows the grooveswhile doing so. If done correctly, thecable will have fully wrapped the spoolwith barely an inch hanging down.Attach ball end of the cable to theratchet strap hook. See Fig. 12.

FIG. 12 251915-12

FIG. 13 251915-13

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INSTALL FLEX DRIVE15. With both ratchets firmly mounted to

the side of the box, remove the fin-ger tight nut and bolt that holds thePVC spacer on at the rear (black)end of the roll tube. Holding the flexdrive end of the handle parallel tothe roll tube, slide the shaft into theend of the tube protruding from thespool and align the holes on thehandle shaft and the PVC spacer withthe holes on the tube. Reinsert thebolt and tighten with the lock nut.See Fig. 14.

16. Locate the channel bracket holes justabove the box fold line, centered onthe box. Drill two 3/8" holes anduse screws with loctite, flat washers,and nuts to mount the channelbracket. See Fig. 15. Attach theswivel crank holder with fasteners tothe channel bracket.

Locate the operating decal near the handleas shown. Clean the surface and applythe sticker permanently.

CABLE TENSION ADJUSTMENT17. Using the ratchet handles, tighten

cables to approximately 10 lbs. ofhandle force. The cable spoolsshould be adjusted to equal tension,and can be verified by comparing therelative position of indicator slots onthe spool ends. See Fig. 16.

18. Open and close tarp several times,stopping with tarp fully open. Cabletension is correct when the tarp hasa slight tendency to close while crankhandle is held away from the cart,but holds its position when handle isin its storage position.

NOTE: It is normal for the cable to beslightly slack during the mid-portion of tarptravel. Use care when increasing tensionabove recommended setting, as internalspring damage may result.

HAND CRANK HANDLE251915-14

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FIG. 15

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PARTS

section v parts

HOPPER ............................................................................ 5-2FINAL ASSEMBLY .............................................................. 5-4HITCH ................................................................................. 5-6AXLE - 1084 ....................................................................... 5-8AXLE - 884 ......................................................................... 5-9HUB - 1084 (884 OPTION)............................................... 5-10HUB - 884 ..........................................................................5-11HUB - 884 - DUALS.......................................................... 5-12WALKING BEAM .............................................................. 5-13WHEELS & TIRES - 1084 ................................................ 5-14WHEELS & TIRES - 884 .................................................. 5-15SIDEBOARDS .................................................................. 5-16DECALS ........................................................................... 5-18INDICATOR ASSEMBLY .................................................. 5-20HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS ............................................... 5-21ELECTRICAL ................................................................... 5-22HYDRAULICS .................................................................. 5-24PTO .................................................................................. 5-25PTO FRICTION CLUTCH ................................................. 5-26PTO SHEAR-BOLT CLUTCH ........................................... 5-2790o GEAR BOX ................................................................. 5-28HORIZONTAL AUGER ..................................................... 5-29HORIZONTAL AUGER LINKAGE..................................... 5-30HORIZONTAL DOORS - SINGLE TIRES ......................... 5-31HORIZONTAL DOORS - DUALS ..................................... 5-32VERTICAL FOLDING AUGER TUBE ............................... 5-33VERTICAL AUGERS ........................................................ 5-34CHAIN OILER................................................................... 5-35LOWER VERTICAL AUGER TUBE .................................. 5-36VERTICAL AUGER CHAIN DRIVE .................................. 5-38AUGER DISCHARGE CHUTE ......................................... 5-40VIDEO SYSTEM (OPTION) ............................................. 5-42SCALE (OPTION) ............................................................. 5-44AUTOMATIC OILER (OPTION) ........................................ 5-45TARP (OPTION) ............................................................... 5-46TRACK .......................................................5-48 through 5-55

5-2

PARTS

266917

• 10-01-99/121205-2

5-3

PARTS

1 Front Screen Weldment 266163B 1 Single Tires, Track2 Front Screen Filler Weldment 266164B 13 Middle Screen Weldment 266166B 1 Single Tires, Track4 Rear Screen Weldment 266162B 1 Single Tires, Track5 Capscrew, 1/4-20 UNC x 2 9390-009 46 Lockwasher, 1/4 9404-017 47 Nut, 1/4-20 UNC 9394-002 48 Capscrew, 1/2-13 UNC x 2 1/2 9390-105 49 Flatwasher, 1/2 9405-088 1610 Lockwasher, 1/2 9404-025 811 Nut, 1/2-13 UNC 9394-010 812 Capscrew, 1/2-13 UNC x 4 9390-111 413 Front Screen Weldment 266503B 1 1084 - Duals14 Middle Screen Weldment 266616B 1 1084 - Duals

Middle Screen Weldment 266466B 1 884 - Duals15 Rear Screen Weldment 266499B 1 1084 - Duals16 Front Screen Weldment 266462B 1 884 - Duals17 Rear Screen Weldment 266470B 1 884 - Duals

MODELS 1084 & 884 - HOPPERITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES

REV080800/050306-4

20 Screen Weldment 267440B 2 1084 Single Tires, Track21 Screen Weldment 267445 222 Screen Weldment 267453 2 1084 Single Tires, Track23 Screen Weldment 267438B 1 1084 Duals24 Screen Weldment 267439B 1 1084 Duals25 Screen Weldment 267443 2 1084 Duals26 Screen Weldment 267441 2 1084 Duals27 Locknut, 3/8-16 UNC 9928 428 Flatwasher, 3/8 9405-076 4

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES

1084 BEGINNING WITH SERIAL NO. B18130100

266917A

5-4

PARTS

266918

REV070203/052505-1/050306-4

MODELS 1084 & 884 - FINAL ASSEMBLY

5-5

PARTS

MODELS 1084 & 884 - FINAL ASSEMBLY

REV070203/052505-1/121205-2/050306-4

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES1 PTO Assembly Page 5-25 12 PTO Shield, Black 9002499 13 Retainer 270288B 1

4

Gearbox Cover Plate =Green= 266643G 1 Shown Gearbox Cover Plate =Red= 266643R Gearbox Cover Plate =Green= 266138G 1 For Bulkhead Fittings Gearbox Cover Plate =Red= 266138R

5 Capscrew, 3/8-16 x 3/4 9390-053 36 Capscrew, 3/8-16 x 1 9390-055 67 Lockwasher, 3/8 9404-021 9

8 Cover Plate Weldment =Green= 266244G 1 Cover Plate Weldment =Red= 266244R9 Draw Latch 9002596 1

10 Screw, #8-32 UNF x 1/2 9401-014 411 Nut, #8-32 UNF 9830-015 412 Plate, Auger Cover 266201B 1

13 Hose Clamp, 4 1/2" - Rear 7-0043B 1 Hose Clamp, 5 1/2" - Front 802307B 1

14 Plate =Green= 271292G 1 Plate =Red= 271292R15 Capscrew, 1/4-20 x 1 9390-005 2616 Flatwasher, 1/4 9405-064 1417 Lockwasher, 1/4 9404-017 2818 Nut, 1/4-20 UNC 9394-002 1819 Capscrew, 1/4-20 x 3/4 9390-003 220 SMV Sign, 8" 9829 121 Bracket, Window Retaining 250461B 622 Window, Front & Rear Hopper 9002544 323 Molding, Hopper Windows 271316 3 48 1/4"24 Connector Holder, Harness 9001968 1

25 Ladder Weldment 271263B 1 1084 Ladder Weldment 266325B 1 884

26 Large Flange Screw, 3/8-16 x 1 91262 827 Large Flange Nut, 3/8-16 91263 828 Auger Rest Weldments Page 5-36 229 Bumper Page 5-36 2 S/N B20520099 & Lower30 Pad Page 5-36 2 Beginning S/N B20520100

31 Chain Cover Weldment =Green= 266150G 1 Chain Cover Weldment =Red= 266150R31A Trim Lock 92444 A/R Approximately 80"

32 Plastic Knob, 1/2-13 UNC 9000479 233 Jack, 10,000 Lb. 9003294 134 Capscrew, 5/8-11 UNC x 2 9390-124 435 Lockwasher, 5/8 9404-029 436 Nut, 5/8-11 UNC 9394-014 437 Hitch Page 5-6 138 Pad, Rubber - 2 1/4 x 7 9001498 239 Hose Caddy Page 5-740 Transport Chain 9003265 141 Tube, Manual 900552 142 Machine Screw 9402-211 243 Axle Brace Assembly Pages 5-8 & 5-9 244 Cable Tie, 6" 9000106 845 Cable Tie, 15 1/2" 9000107 546 Trimlock 9000787-14 147 Square Plug 9001646 6/448 Flange Nut 91257 2

5-6

PARTS MODELS 1084 & 884 - HITCH

266915

1 Hitch Weldment, Slotted 266712B - 1 Kit 266821 (1B,6-8) Repl.1A Hitch Weldment, Ball Swivel 250514B - 1 266712B & 250514B 1B Hitch Weldment, Swivel 280280B 1 Kit #266821 (includes items 6-8)2 Washer, .180 x 1.52 x 3 250392 9405-130 1 .171 x 1.375 x 33 Washer, .180 x 1.78 x 3 1/4 250393 - 14 Washer, .180 x 2.019 x 3.5 265389 - 15 Adapter Bushing 9001917 - 1 1 1/2” ID6 Adapter Bushing 9002130 266796 1 1 3/4” ID - Cat. III7 Adapter Bushing - 266797 1 2 1/4” ID - Cat. IV8 Retaining Ring - 9003554 2 9 Hair Pin Cotter 92424 > 110 Scale Hitch Bushing 254502B > 1 Scale Option - Items 11-1711 Capscrew, 1-8 UNC x 6 9390-195 > 1 Lockwasher, 1” 9404-041 > 4 Nut, 1-8 UNC 9394-020 > 112 Capscrew, 7/8-9 UNC x 2 1/4 Gr 8 91299-165 > 6 Lockwasher, 7/8 9404-037 > 613 Weigh Bar -- 2 7/8” Dia. 95129 > 1 14 Scale Hitch, Single Tang-Slotted 266713B - 1 Kit 266822 (14B,6-8) Repl.14A Scale Hitch, Ball Swivel 250519B - 1 14B Scale Hitch Weldment - 280290B 1 Kit #266822 (includes items 6-8)15 Pin 250843 > 1 Snap Ring 91192 > 2 16 Scale Hitch, Clevis 265205B > 117 Capscrew, 1-8 UNC x 8 9390-199 > 1 Lockwasher, 1” 9404-041 > 4 Nut, 1-8 UNC 9394-020 > 118 Pin, Transport Chain 250151 > 1 Roll Pin, 5/16 x 2 9392-159 > 219 Hammerstrap Assembly (Option) 250365B > 1 Incl. 250572 & Fasteners 20 20 Capscrew, 7/8-9 UNC x 3 1/2 9390-170 > 2 Lockwasher, 7/8 9404-037 > 2 Nut, 7/8-9 UNC 9394-018 > 221 Capscrew, 7/8-9 UNC x 2 1/4 Gr 8 91299-165 > 6 Lockwasher, 7/8 9404-037 > 6


Kits include hitch, adapter bushings, and retaining ring.

(August 2012)

5-7

PARTSMODELS 1084 & 884 - HOSE CADDY

266918

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTES Hose Caddy Assembly 266894 1 Includes Items 1,8 thru 10

1 Hose Caddy Weldment 266889B 12 Capscrew, 3/8-16UNC x 1 9390-055 23 Lockwasher, 3/8 9404-021 24 Nut, 3/8-16UNC 9394-006 25 Locknut, 5/16 -18UNC 9807 16 Flatwasher, 5/16 9405-070 17 Torsion Spring 9003891 18 Lockplate 266890B 19 Spacer 266891B 110 Capscrew, 5/16-18UNC x 1 1/2 9390-032 111 Hose Caddy 271185B 1 Replaced by Item 112 U-Bolt, 5/8-11 x 5.62 x 468cc 93570 213 Lockwasher, 5/8 9404-029 414 Nut, 5/8-11UNC 9394-014 4

REV050406-4

5-8

PARTS

MODEL 1084 - AXLES (MODEL 884 OPTION/120")

266939

REV062104/052505-1/050406-4

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES120" 124" 134"

35.5-32 Tires 68x50-32Tires

76x50-32Tire

Axle Assembly =Green= 266385G 266607G- 1 Incl. Items 1-6 Axle Assembly =Red= 266385R 266607R

1 Axle Weldment =Green= 266288G 266606G 267560G

1 Axle Weldment =Red 266288R 266606R 267560R2 Spindle See Page 5-103 Hub See Page 5-104 Capscrew, 5/8-11 UNC x 6 9390-136 > > 25 Lockwasher, 5/8 9404-029 > > 26 Nut, 5/8-11UNC 9394-014 > > 27 Capscrew, 1-8 UNC x 3 9390-187 > > 68 Lockwasher, 1" 9404-041 > > 109 Nut, 1/8 UNC 9394-020 > > 1010 Capscrew, 1/8 UNC x 2 1/2 9390-185 > > 411 Axle Brace Assembly 266608B > > 2 Incl. Items 12 - 1512 Axle Brace, RH Thread 266756 > > 1 28"13 Axle Brace, RH Thread 266604 > > 1 26"14 Center Turnbuckle 62324 > > 115 Jam Nut, 1 1/4-7UNC 9395-041 > > 1

5-9

PARTS

MODEL 884 - AXLE

265905

REV080800/052505-1/050406-4

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES120" 118" 90"

35.5-32 Tires 68x50-32Terra Tires

18.4x42Duals

Axle Assembly, 120" =Green= 266339G - - 1 Incl. Items 1 - 6 Axle Assembly, 120" =Red= 266339R Axle Assembly, 118" =Green= - 266607G - 1 Incl. Items 1 - 6 Axle Assembly, 118" =Red= 266607R Axle Assembly, 90" =Green= - - 266344G 1 Incl. Items 1 - 6 Axle Assembly, 90" =Red= 266344R

1 Axle Weldment, 120" 266301B - - 1 Axle Weldment, 118" - 266606B - 1 Axle Weldment, 90" - - 266338B 1

2 Spindle See Page 5-103 Hub See Page 5-104 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 6 9390-136 > > 25 Lockwasher, 5/8 9404-029 > > 26 Nut, 5/8-11UNC 9394-014 > > 27 Capscrew, 1-8UNC x 3 9390-187 > > 68 Lockwasher, 1" 9404-041 > > 109 Nut, 1-8UNC 9394-020 > > 1010 Capscrew, 1-8UNC x 2 1/2 9390-185 > > 411 Axle Brace Assembly 265560B > > 2 Includes Items 12 -1512 Axle Brace, RH Thread 265558B > > 1 28"13 Axle Brace, LH Thread 265559B > > 1 26"14 Center Turnbuckle 62324 > > 115 Jam Nut, 1 1/4-7UNC 9395-041 > > 1

5-10

PARTSMODEL 1084 - HUB - SINGLE & DUAL WHEELS

(MODEL 884 SINGLE WHEEL OPTION)

200144

7/8"-14 UNF STUDS

REV080800/052505-1/050406-4

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTES120" Axle 118" Axle 122" & 134 Axle

3 3/4" Spindle 4 1/2" Spindle 4 1/2" Spindle

Hub & Spindle Assembly =Green= 200235G 265716G 266609G Incl. Items 1-6 & 10-13

Hub & Spindle Assembly =Red= 200235R 265716R 266609R Spindle Assembly 250605 200177 > 1 Includes Spindle & Items 7-9

1 Seal, 3 11/16" I.D. 92565 - -

1 Ref. No. 37605SA

Seal, 4 3/8" I.D. - 92455 > Ref No. 43605SA

2 Stud, 7/8-14UNF x 3 - 95512 - 10 Stud, 7/8-14UNF x 3 1/2 95472 > > 10

3 Flange Nut, 7/8-14UNF 9000990 > > 104 Outer Cup 92462 > > 1 HM2120115 Outer Bearing Cone 92464 > > 1 HM2120496 Hub Cap 92465 > > 17 Cotter Key, 3/8 x 4 9391-090 > > 18 Nut, 2-12UNF 92470 > > 19 Washer 92472 > > 1 4 x 2 1/16 I.D. x 1/4 thick10 Bolt, 5/16-18UNC x 1/2 9390-026 > > 411 Hub 265390 > > 1 Incl. Items 4 & 1212 Inner Cup 92476 > > 1 HM21821013 Inner Bearing Cone 92545 > > 1 HM218248

5-11

PARTS

MODEL 884 - HUB - SINGLE WHEELS

200144

3/4"-16 UNF STUDS

REV080800/050406-4

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTES Hub Assembly - 3 3/4" Spindle =Green= 200079G Includes Items 1-6 & 10-13 Hub Assembly - 3 3/4" Spindle =Red= 200079R

1 Seal 92565 1 Ref. No. SA3706052 Stud, 3/4-16 UNF x 3 94794 103 Flange Nut, 3/4-16 UNF 92458 104 Outer Cup 92462 1 HM2120115 Outer Bearing Cone 92464 1 HM2120496 Hub Cap 92465 17 Cotter Key, 3/8 x 4 9391-090 18 Nut, 2-12UNF 92470 19 Washer 92472 1 4 x 2 1/16I.D. x 1/4" Thick10 Bolt, 5/16 x 18 UNC x 1/2 9390-026 411 Hub w/Cups & Studs 200039 1 Incl. Items 2,4,1212 Inner Cup 92476 1 HM21821013 Inner Bearing Cone 92545 1 HM218248

5-12

PARTS

MODEL 884 - HUB - DUAL WHEELS

266929

REV080800/050406-4

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTES Hub Assembly, 3 3/4" Spindle =Green= 266456G

Includes Items 1 thru 8 Hub Assembly, 3 3/4" Spindle =Red= 266456R1 Seal 92565 1 Ref. No. SA3706052 Outer Cup 92462 1 HM2120113 Outer Bearing Cone 92464 1 HM2120494 Hub Cap 92465 15 Bolt 9390-026 46 Hub w/Cups & Studs 26455 1 Incl. Items 2 & 77 Inner Cup 92476 1 HM2182108 Inner Bearing Cone 92545 1 HM2182489 Cotter Key, 3/8 x 4 9391-090 110 Nut 92470 111 Washer 92472 112 Ring 14442 113 Bolt, 7/8-14UNF x 4 97043 1014 Lockwasher, 7/8 9404-037 1015 Locator Bolt, 7/8-14 x 4 3/4 266459 1

5-13

PARTSMODEL 1084 - WALKING BEAM

266921REV01-23-04/050406-4

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTESSr# B18130099

& LowerBegin with

Sr# B18130100

1 Axle Extension Weldment =Green= 266884G > 4 Axle Extension Weldment =Red= 266884R >2 Capscrew, 3/4-10 UNC x 6 1/2 9390-158 > 123 Lockwasher, 3/4 9404-033 > 284 Nut, 3/4-10 UNC 9394-016 > 165 Axle Shaft 266423 > 4 1 3/4 x 15 5/86 Locknut, 1 3/4-5 UNC 9002029 > 4

7

Outside Frame Weldment, RH =Green= 266516G 267429G 1 Outside Frame Weldment, RH =Red= 266516R 267429R Outside Frame Weldment, LH =Green= 266517G 267430G

1 Outside Frame Weldment, LH =Red= 266517R 267430R

8

Inside Frame Weldment 266476B - 2 Inside Frame Weldment, RH =Green= - 267405G 1 Inside Frame Weldment, RH =Red= 267405R Inside Frame Weldment, LH =Green=

-267407G

1 Inside Frame Weldment, LH =Red= 267407R9 Capscrew, 3/4-10 UNC x 2 9390-145 > 12

10 Tandem Tube Weldment, RH 266518B 267410B 1 Includes Item 11 Tandem Tube Weldment, LH 266519B 267411B 1 Includes Item 11

11 Bushing 266419 9003039 412 Spindle Assembly 266521 > 4 Incl. 266496, Nut Wshr, C'Pin

13 Hub Assembly =Green= 265085G > 4 Page 5-10 Hub Assembly =Red= 265085R >

14 Capscrew, 5/8-11 UNC x 6 9390-136 > 415 Lockwasher, 5/8 9404-026 > 416 Nut, 5/8-11 UNC 9394-014 > 417 Wear Pad / Spacer Washer 266522 9001297 418 Machine Screw, 5/16-18 UNC x 3/4 9001688 - 2419 Pin, Pivot 266428 267409 220 Capscrew, 3/4-10 UNC x 5 9390-155 > 421 Nipple, 1/8 x 4" 9002839 - 222 Elbow, 1/8 x 45° 9002838 - 223 Grease Zerk, 1/8" NPT 93426 9000875 224 Grommet, 11/16 x 1 x 11/16" Thick 9002836 > 2 Straight / 90°25 Grommet, 11/16 x 1 x 1/2" Thick 9002837 > 2

5-14

PARTS

MODEL 1084 - WHEELS & TIRES

220936

1084 DUAL WHEELS - OPTION

REV010402/052505-1/050906-4

For questions regarding newtire warranty, please contactyour local original equipmenttire dealer. Used tires carry nowarranty. Tire manufacturers'phone numbers and websitesare listed on page 3-6 for yourconvenience.

TIRES

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTES

1Wheel & Tire Assembly 14321 2 TL68x50.00-32F 16 PlyWheel Only 12870 2 RDT4432

1Wheel & Tire Assembly 14322 2 TL35.5LB32F 20 Ply R3Wheel Only 11741 2 RDT3132VA

1Wheel & Tire Assembly 16768 2 TL 76X50 -32 HF-3Wheel Only 12870 2

2Valve Stem 96727 2Lock Ring 92315WO 2O-Ring 92316 2


& LowerSr# B1673100

& Higher

1 Wheel & Tire Assembly 14541 14641 4 TL18.4R42F 3Star R-1Wheel Only 14540 14636 4 16 x 42

1 1/2" Inset 1" Inset1 Wheel & Tire Assembly 14680 4 TL20.8R38F 2Star R-1

Wheel Only 14678 4 18 x 381/2" Inset

2 Valve Stem 93300 93300 4

5-15

PARTS

MODEL 884 - WHEELS & TIRES

220936

MODEL 884 DUAL WHEELS - OPTION

266929

For questions regarding newtire warranty, please contactyour local original equipmenttire dealer. Used tires carry nowarranty. Tire manufacturers'phone numbers and websitesare listed on page 3-6 for yourconvenience.

TIRES

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTES1 Wheel & Tire Assembly 14316 2 30.5Bx32R3 12Ply

Wheel & Tire Assembly 14318 2 30.5Bx32R1 12PlyWheel Only 92417 2 27 x 32

1 Wheel & Tire Assembly 15943 2 900/60 x 32 TR R1Wheel Only 15942WO 2 27 x 32

2 Valve Stem 93300 2Plug, Rim Hole 95365 2

1 Wheel & Tire Assembly 14321 2 TL68x50.00-32F 16PlyWheel Only 12870 2 RDT4432

1 Wheel & Tire Assembly 14322 2 TL35.5LB32F 20 Ply R3Wheel Only 11741 2 RDT3132VA

2 Valve Stem 96727 2Lock Ring 92315WO 2O-Ring 92316 2

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTES1 Wheel & Tire Assembly 14564 4 18.4R42 2-Star R-1

Wheel Only 14561 4 16 x 421 Wheel & Tire Assembly 14565 4 20.8R42 2-Star R-1

Wheel Only 14562 4 18 x 42

2 Valve Stem 93300 4

REV010203/050906-4

5-16

PARTS

MODEL 1084 - SIDEBOARDS

266910

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTESS/N B17630100

- B18350099S/N B18350100

& Above1 Hinge Front Board Kit 280337* 280337* 1 Also Includes Items 15 & 16

2 Rear Board - 280273B 1 Hinge Rear Board Kit 280338* > 1

3 Left Front Side Board 266246B 266697B 1 18" Tall4 Left Rear Side Board 266247B 266698B 1 18" Tall5 Right Front Side Board 266588B 266699B 1 5" Tall6 Right Rear Side Board 266589B 266700B 1 5" Tall7 Hinge 9004626 9004626 68 Support 220032B - 2 39 7/8" Long9 End Caps - - 2 See Page 5-4410 Flange Screw, 3/8-16 x 1 91262 - 311 Flange Nut, 3/8-16 91263 - 1012 Flange Screw, 3/8-16 x 3/4 95585 - 713 Flange Bolt,-5/16-18UNC x 3/4 91256 91256 2414 Flange Nut, 5/16-18UNC 91257 91257 2415 Window - 92403 116 Molding - 250431 1

REV121205-2/022506-3/050206-4

* Hinge kits include board, hinges, and mounting hardware. (Required for carts with serial #B18350099and lower. These carts have welded hinges that may need to be removed for instal lat ions.)

5-17

PARTS

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTES1 Front Board 266296B 1 12" to 0" Tall2 Rear Board 266297B 1 12" to 0" Tall3 Left Front Side Board 266328B 1 12" Tall4 Left Rear Side Board 266329B 1 12" Tall5 Side Board Brace 200065B 1 12" Tall6 Tube 220032B 1 39 7/8"7 Flange Screw, 3/8-16UNC x 1 91262 2

Flange Screw, 3/8-16UNC x 3/4 95585 7 Flange Nut, 3/8-16UNC 91263 8

8 End Cap, Front - 1 See Page 5-449 End Cap, Rear - 1 See Page 5-44

MODEL 884 - SIDEBOARDS

REV050206-4

5-18

PARTS

MODELS 1084 & 884 - DECALS

• 05-06-02/052505-1

266912

265915

Black NA 9000533Green 9002594 9001791Red 9002593 9002197Primer, Gray NA 9000592Graphite 95201 NA

PAINT GALLON SPRAY

5-19

PARTS

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES1084 884

1 Decal, Brent by Unverferth 266752 266753 32 Decal, Fade Stripe 9002464 - 93 Decal, Warning To Aviod Injury 9003475 > 34 Decal, Caution Do Not Play 9003476 > 15 Decal, Flow Control Gate 9003477 > 16 Decal, FEMA 91605 > 17 Decal, Flow Door 9002563 > 18 Decal, Caution To Avoid Injury 91302 > 19 Decal, Danger Just For Kids 9003478 > 110 Decal, Danger, Drive Shaft 95046 > 311 Decal, Danger Electrical Lines 9003474 > 112 Decal, 1084 9004272 - 3 SR# B20900100 & Higher

13 Decal, Tongue Drop 96764 > 214 Decal, Hitch Torque 9001709 > 1 450 Ft. Lbs.

15 Decal, Hammerstrap 9001663 > 1 Optional

16 Decal, Pad, 2 1/4 x 7" 9001498 > 217 Flex Tread 9002209-8 > 818 SMV Metal Sign 9829 > 119 Decal, Serial Number 266242 266243 1

20Decal, Avalanche 9002796 > 1Decal, Avalanche 9004271 - 1 SR# B20900100 & Higher

21 Fluorescent Strip, Red-Orange 9003125 > 222 Reflector, Red 9003126 > 223 Reflector, Amber 9003127 > 624 Decal, Warning - Moving Parts 96811 > 225 Decal, Do Not Stand 100789 > 126 Decal, Hydraulics 95445 > 127 Decal Shear-Bolt 9003574 > 128 Decal, Brent 9004214 - 3 SR# B20900100 & Higher

29 Decal, Stripe 9004215 - 6 SR# B20900100 & Higher

30 Decal, Fade Stripe 9004216 - 3 SR# B20900100 & Higher

31 Decal, Grease 9004599 - 1 SR# B20520100 & Higher

MODELS 1084 & 884 - DECALS

• 05-06-02/052505-1/121205-2

5-20

PARTS

MODELS 1084 & 884 - INDICATOR ASSEMBLY

266914

• 02-05-01

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTESIndicator Assembly 266278 1 Includes Items 1 thru 13

1 Indicator 233063B 12 Retainer 233067B 23 Tube 250271B 24 Pipe 271166B 15 Shaft, 36" Lg. 266277B 16 Arm 266578B 17 Arm 271169B 18 Hose 9002502 19 Capscrew, 1/2-13UNC x 1 1/4 9390-100 210 Locknut, 1/2-13UNC 94981 211 Roll Pin, 1/4 x 2 9392-140 312 Mount 271171 2 10 3/8" Lg.

Mount 267470 1 11 7/8" Lg.13 Mount 267450 1

5-21

PARTS

2 1/2" x 24" AUGER FOLD CYLINDER

802925

3" X 16" BOTTOM AUGER FLOW DOOR CYLINDER

20" AUGER TILT CYLINDER

• 05-13-02

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTESCylinder Complete 9002575 1

1 Seal Kit 95398 1

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTESSr# B17630100

Thru B18500099Beginning Sr#

B18500100

2 1/2" x 20" 3" x 20"Cylinder Complete 9002575 9003103 1

1 Seal Kit 95398 9003104 1

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTESCylinder Complete 95409 1

1 Seal Kit 95388 1

5-22

PARTS

MODELS 1084 & 884 - ELECTRICAL

266913

• 01-23-04/052505-1

BEGIN SERIAL #B19390100

5-23

PARTS

ITEM DESCRIPTIONPART NO.

QTY. NOTESSr# B19390099

& Lower

Sr# B19390100 &

Above

1Light, Red 9002565 - 2Light, Amber 9002566 - 2

2 Flatwasher 9405-052 - 43 Lockwasher, M6 9002641 - 44 Nut, M6 9002573 - 45 Auger Light 9001155 9001155 16 Wiring Harness 9002686 - 17 Wiring Harness, Auger 9002722 - 18 Electrical Coupler 92450 92450 19 Connector, Male 9001660 9001660 1

10 Connector, Non-Insul. Eyelet 9002127 9002127 111 Grommet 9001816 - 512 Cable Tie, 6” 9000106 9000106 1813 Cable Tie, 15 1/2” 9000107 - 214 Eyelet, 1/4” 9002638 - 215 Momentary Switch, Auger Light 9003046 9003046 1 Begin Sr# B18500100

16 Butt Connector 9000166 - 2Sr# B18500100 -

B1860009917 Wiring Harness, Switch 9003258 - 118 Harness, Front - 9003520 119 Harness, Rear - 9003521 1

20Light, Red - 9003136 2Replacement Lens - 9003384 1

21Light, Amber - 9003048 2Replacement Lens - 9004017 1

22Light Module - 9003631 1

Enhanced Ag Light Module Kit 251095 > OptIncludes Module &

Items 23, 24, 25, & 2623 Machine Screw, #6-32 x 1 1/4 - 9401-010 324 Flat Washer, #6 - 9405-040 425 External Tooth Lock Washer #6 - TA91207 226 Nut, #6-32UNC - 9830-013 2

27Bracket, RH Light =Green=

-267472G

1Bracket, RH Light =Red= 267472R

28Bracket, LH Light =Green=

-267473G

1Bracket, LH Light =Red= 267473R

29 Plate, Wire Cover - 267476 2

76x50 Tire/Axle Light Bracket Extension

30Extension, LH =Green=

-267574G

1Extension, LH =Red= 267574R

31Extension, RH =Green=

-267575G

1Extension, RH =Red= 267575RReflector, Red - 9003126 2Reflector, Amber - 9003127 2Capscrew, 1/4-20UNCx1 - 9390-005 4Hex Nut, 1/4-20UNC - 9394-002 4Lock Washer, 1/4 - 9404-017 4Flat Washer, 1/4 - 9405-064 8

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PARTSMODELS 1084 & 884 - HYDRAULICS

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTESInset

1 Hydraulic Hose, 1/4 x 76” / 177” 9002654 9002887 22 Hydraulic Hose, 1/4 x 44” / 130” 9002504 9002885 13 Hydraulic Hose, 1/4 x 72” / 158” 9002505 9002886 14 Hydraulic Hose, 1/4 x 86” 9002506 - 45 Hydraulic Hose, 3/8 x 86” 9002653 - 26 Hydraulic Hose, 3/8 x 27” 9002656 9002888 17 Hydraulic Hose, 3/8 x 74” / 160” 9002652 9002884 28 Hydraulic Hose, 3/8 x 16” 9002657 9002889 19 Hydraulic Cylinder, 3 x 16” 9002575 > 1 Bottom Auger Flow Door 10 Hydraulic Cylinder, 3 x 20” 9003103 > 1 Auger Tilt11 Hydraulic Cylinder, 2 /12 x 24” 95409 > 1 Auger Fold12 Adapter, Restrictor (.055”) 91608 > 1 9/16-18 JIC M - 3/4-16 O-Ring13 Male Tip Coupling 91383 > 6 3/4-16 O-Ring14 Bulkhead Unoin 95192 > 8/2 9/16-18 JIC M w/Nut15 Elbow 9874 > 4 9/16-18 JIC M - 3/4-16 O-Ring16 Accumulator 9002719 > 1 1800 PSI (Nitrogen Precharge)17 Tee 9002155 > 118 Adapter, Swivel 9002720 > 119 Cylinder Pin 804572 > 5 1 x 3 1/220 Hair Pin Cotter 92424 > 4 21 Pin 266285 > 1 1 x 4 1/222 Cotter Pin, 3/16 x 2 9391-046 > 823 Adapter, Restrictor (.030”) 95193 > 1 9/16-18 JICFM - 9/16 JIC M

24

Hose Marker, Flow Door Open 9003995 - 1 Red Hose Marker, Flow Door Close 9003996 - 1 Red Hose Marker, Auger Raise 900397 - 1 Green Hose Marker, Auger Lower 9003998 - 1 Green Hose Marker, Auger Pivot Up 9004001 - 1 Orange Hose Marker, Auger Pivot Down 9004002 - 1 Orange

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PARTS

266933

PTO ASSEMBLY

• 05-06-02/121205-2


& LowerBegin with

Sr# B186001001 PTO Shaft w/ Shielding 9002755 9003069 1 1 3/4 20-Spline2 Front Half PTO 9002757 > 13 Rear Half PTO 9002756 9003257 111 End Yoke 9002608 > 1 1 3/4 20-Spline12 Quick Disconnect Kit 93856 > 1 1 3/4 20-Spline Yoke13 Friction Clutch Complete 9002761 > 1 Page 5-2614 Shear-Bolt Clutch Complete - 9003068 1 Page 5-2721 Cross & Bearing Kit 92529 > 224 Inboard Yoke 9002610 > 125 Spring Pin 9002609 > 226 Inner Profile 9002758 > 127 Outer Profile 9002760 > 128 Inboard Yoke 9002613 > 151 Shield Cone - 7 Rib 9002615 > 1/2 *

Shield Cone - 5 Rib 92371 > 1 *52 Screw 92372 > 2 *53 Outer Shield Tube w/ Cap 9002762 > 1 *54 Inner Shield Tube w/ Cap 9002763 > 1 *55 Safety Chain 92374 > 2/1 *56 Danger Decal - Shield 92377 > 1 *57 Danger Decal - Steel 92378 > 159 Bearing Ring 92373 > 2

Shield Assembly (*Includes Items w/ Asterisk) 1

dennist

Note

Some carts may have been equipped with a quick disconnect shear bolt clutch similar to the 880/1080 carts.

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PARTS

NOTE: The clutch is preset at the factory and should not require adjustment. See Section1 for specific clutch information.

266932

PTO CLUTCH

• 09-20-01

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTESComplete Clutch 9002761 1 Includes Items 1 thru 18

1 Clutch Housing 9002769 12 Ring 9002770 13 Friction Disk 9002771 44 Clutch Housing, RH 9002772 15 Retaining Ring 9002773 26 Supporting Ring 9002774 17 Hub, 1 3/4-20 Spline 9002775 18 Key 9002776 29 Leaf Spring 9002777 210 Supporting Ring 9002778 111 Sealing Ring 9002779 112 Drive Plate 9002780 113 Drive Plate 9002781 114 Spring Plate 9002782 1

Locknut, M8 9002787 6 Included in Spring Pack15 Setting Ring 9002783 116 Bolt, M16 x 110 9002784 217 Locknut, M16 9002785 218 Clamp Bridge 9002786 2

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PARTS

266951

Begin With Serial No. B18600100

• 05-06-02

* IMPORTANT: USE GENUINE OEM REPLACEMENT PART.Incorrect part may cause shear function to occur too sooncausing inconvenience or too late resulting in damage to drivelineand auger components. Tighten to specified torque value.

IMPORTANT!TORQUE TO55 FT. LBS.

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTESShear -Bolt Overrunning Clutch 9003068 1 Includes Items 1 thru 14

1 Shear Yoke 9003350 12 Grease Zerk 95256 13 Ball 9003351 244 Housing 9003352 15 Hub, 1 3/4-20 Spline 9003353 16 Key 9003354 27 Leaf Spring 9003355 28 Supporting Ring 9002778 19 Retaining Ring 9002773 110 Clamp Bridge 9002786 211 Bolt, M16 x 110 9002784 212 Locknut, M16 9002785 213 Shearbolt, M12 x 60 9003356 1 Qty. 6 in Holder - See Note*14 Locknut, M12 9002268 1 Qty. 6 in Holder - Relpl. 9003357

PTO CLUTCH

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PARTS

90O GEAR BOX

9002480

611AFF007271

RATIO - 1:1

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTES Gear Box Complete 9002480 1 Includes Items 1 thru 14

1 Casting, Machined 9002470 12 Casting, Machined 9002471 13 Pinion Shaft & Gear Ass'y 9002472 14 Cross Shaft & Gear Ass'y 9002473 15 Bearing Cup 92698 1 37206 Bearing Cone 92697 1 37827 Bearing Cup 92700 3 255208 Bearing Cone 92699 3 255819 Seal 92702 3 1 3/4"10 Retaining Ring 92701 1 1 3/4"11 Bolt, 3/8-16UNC x 2 1/4 95281 12 Socket Head12 Plug, 1/2 Pipe 95282 4 Socket Head13 Bushing, 1/2 -1/8 Pipe 9002478 114 Plug, Pressure Relief - 5 PSI 92352 1

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PARTS

266904

MODELS 1084 & 884 - HORIZONTAL AUGERITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY NOTES

1 Shaft 266075 1 3 x 15 3/8"2 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 5 1/2 9390-135 13 Locknut, 5/8-11UNC 9801 14 Front Auger Weldment 266179 15 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 6 9390-136 206 Lock Washer, 5/8 9404-029 187 Nut, 5/8-11UNC 9394-014 88 Pillow Block Bearing, 2" with Fitting 267479 19 Hanger Bearing Weldment 266127 110 Capscrw, 1/2-13UNC x 1 1/4 9390-100 211 Flange Screw, 3/8-16UNC x 3/4 95585 412 Flange Nut, 3/8-16UNC 91263 413 Shaft 266139 1 2 x 17"14 Rear Auger Weldment 266180 115 Shaft 266182 1 2 1/2 x 11 1/816 Rear Cover Plate 266031 117 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 1 3/4 9390-123 818 Flange Bearing, 2" 9002492 119 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 2 9390-124 4

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PARTS

MODELS 1084 & 884 - HORIZONTAL AUGER LINKAGE

266931

REV010203/050206-4

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES1 Linkage Weldment 271241 12 Pin, 1 x 3 1/2 92497 13 Pin, 1 x 4 1/2 266285 14 Pin, 1 x 4" 271112 15 Cotter Pin, 3/16 x 2 9391-046 66 Cylinder, Flow Door Page 5-21 17 Bottom Door Weldment 266394 48 Door Opening Jack Weldment 266415 19 Spring Clip 9002703 110 Capscrew, 3/8-16UNC x 3 9390-063 111 Lockwasher, 3/8 9404-021 112 Nut, 3/8-16UNC 9394-006 113 Door Tube Weldment 266393 1 Single Axle & Track

Door Tube Weldment 266409 1 Walking Duals14 Lynch Pin, 3/8 x 2 1/4" 9000938 4

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PARTS

266905

MODELS 1084 & 884 - HORIZONTAL AUGER DOORS-SINGLE TIRES & TRAckS

ITEM DEScRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES1 Front Door Assembly 266555 1 Includes Items 3 thru 82 Rear Door Assembly 266556 1 Includes Items 6 thru 123 Front Plate Weldment 266507 1

4 RH Front Door Weldment 266256 1 LH Front Door Weldment 266257 1

5 Plate, Rear 266077 2 69"6 Bushing 271045 67 Carriage Bolt, 3/8-16 x 1 1/2 9388-053 68 Large Flange Nut, 3/8-16UNC 91263 69 Rear Plate Weldment 266506 1

10 RH Rear Door Weldment 2662585 1 LH Rear Door Weldment 266259 1

11 Plate, Front 266076 2 66 15/16"12 Door 266130 413 Cover 266078 114 Capscrew, 1/2-13UNC x 2 9390-103 415 Lock Washer, 1/2 9404-025 416 Nut, 1/2-13UNC 9394-010 417 Large Flange Screw, 3/8-16UNC x 1 91262 4818 Large Flange Nut, 3/8-16UNC 91263 48

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PARTS

MODELS 1084 & 884 - HORIZONTAL AUGER DOORS FOR DUALS

266930


QTY NOTES1084 884

1 Front Door Assembly 267422 266555 1 Includes Items 3 thru 8

2 Rear Door Assembly 267420 > 1 Includes Items 6 thru 12

3 Front Plate Weldment 267421 266498 1

4 RH Front Door Weldment 266256 > 1 LH Front Door Weldment 266257 > 1

5 Plate 266077 > 2 69"

6 Bushing 271045 > 67 Carriage Bolt, 3/8-16 x 1 1/2 9388-053 > 68 Large Flange Nut, 3/8-16UNC 9394-006 > 69 Rear Plate Weldment 267419 > 1

10 RH Rear Door Weldment 266258 > 1 LH Rear Door Weldment 266259 > 1

11 Plate 266076 > 2 66 15/16"

12 Door 266130 > 413 Cover 266078 > 114 Capscrew, 1/2-13UNC x 2 9390-103 > 415 Lockwasher, 1/2 9404-025 > 416 Nut, 1/2-13UNC 9394-010 > 417 Large Flange Screw, 3/8-16UNC x 1 95585 > 3618 Large Flange Nut, 3/8UNC-16 91263 > 36

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PARTS


1

Upper Auger Tube Weldment =Green= 266092G

1

S/N B17610100 thru B18500099 Upper Auger Tube Weldment =Red= 266092R Upper Auger Tube Weldment =Green= 266743G S/N B18600100 thru B20520099 Upper Auger Tube Weldment =Red= 266743R Upper Auger Tube Weldment =Green= 267527G Beginning w/ S/N B20520100 Upper Auger Tube Weldment =Red= 267527R

2 Bearing Flange, 2" 92406 13 Spring, 1.2" Dia. x 4 9001812 44 Capscrew, 1/2-13UNC x 4 1/2 9390-112 45 Flatwasher, 1/2 9405-088 46 Locknut, 1/2-13UNC 94981 47 Machine Screw, 5/16-18 x 2 95572 18 Lockwasher, 5/16 9404-019 19 Nut, 5/16-18UNC 9394-004 1

10

Outside Fold Link Weldment =Green= 266140G

1 S/N B17610100 thru B18500099 Outside Fold Link Weldment =Red= 266140R

Outside Fold Link Weldment =Green= 266735G Beginning w/ S/N B18500100 Outside Fold Link Weldment =Red= 266735R11 Grease Zerk 91160 212 T-Bar Shaft, Long 271205 213 Cylinder Shaft 271210 114 Poll Pin, 1/4 x 2 9392-140 515 T-Bar Shaft, Short 271207 2

16 T-Bar Asembly =Green= 271311G 2 T-Bar Asembly =Red= 271311R17 Shaft, Fold 266207 2 1 1/2 x 6 1/8"18 Capscrew, 3/8-16UNC x 3 9390-063 219 Locknut, 3/8-16UNC 9928 220 Hinge Pin Weldment 266211 121 Stop Weldment 254339B 1 Beginning w/ S/N B2052010022 Flange Screw, 3/8-16x1 G5 91262 223 Flange Lock Nut, 3/8-16UNC 9003396 2

MODELS 1084 & 884 - VERTICAL FOLDING AUGER TUBE

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shellyg

Sticky Note

Marked set by shellyg

rons

Line

92406 IS A 1 1/2 INCH BORE BEARING.

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PARTS

266907

MODELS 1084 & 884 - VERTICAL AUGERS

REV 012304/050206-4

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES1 Upper Auger Weldment 266158 12 Drive Dog Weldment 265125 13 Hanger Bushing Weldment 266089 1

Bronze Bushing 9001198 14 Grease Zerk, 1/4-28 90° 9000875 15 Capscrew, 3/8-16UNC x 1 1/4 9390-056 26 Flatwasher, 3/8 9405-076 67 Lockwasher, 3/8 9404-021 38 Nut, 3/8-16 9394-006 39 Lower Auger Weldment 266157 110 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 6 9390-136 211 Lockwasher, 5/8 9404-029 212 Nut, 5/8-11UNC 9394-014 213 Pin, 1 x 2 250004 114 Drive Dog, 1 1/4 x 4" 265758 215 Drive Shaft Weldment 271183 1 Requires Item 14 - (1 1/4 x 4")16 Split Bushing 9003230 1

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PARTSCHAIN OILER

266937

• 01-23-04

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES1 Tank, Oil 266548B 12 Cap, Breather 9002281 13 Capscrew, 1/4-20UNC x 3/4 9390-003 24 Lockwasher, 1/4 9404-017 25 Nut, 1/4-20UNC 9394-002 26 Barb Straight, 1/8 x 1/4 Brass 9000388 17 Clamp 9000389 28 Valve 9002794 29 Grommet, 1/2" 9002792 310 Tube 1/4" 9002795 1 Specify Length in Feet11 Plastic Tie 9000106 112 Bracket, Straight 266895 113 Bracket, Bent 266896 114 Capscrew, 3/8-16UNCx1 9390-055 215 Flange Nut, 3/8-16UNC 91263 216 Brush Oiler 9003704 217 Flatwasher, 3/8 9405-076 118 Pipe Coupler, 1/8" 9003690 219 Hex Plug, 1/4NPT 9002790 120 Barb Tee, 1/8MPT x 1/4HB TA810486 121 Barb Elbow, 1/8MPT x 1/4HB TA808024 1

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PARTS

266908

• 07-02-03/052505-1

MODELS 1084 & 884 - LOWER VERTICAL AUGER TUBE

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PARTSMODELS 1084 & 884 - LOWER VERTICAL AUGER TUBE

REV070203/052505-1/121205-2/050306-4


1

Lower Tube Weldment =Green= 266186G

1

Sr# B17610100 thru B18500099 Lower Tube Weldment =Red= 266186R Lower Tube Weldment =Green= 266742G

Sr# B18500100 thru B20520099 Lower Tube Weldment =Red= 266742R Lower Tube Weldment =Green= 267526G

Beginning Sr# B20520100 Lower Tube Weldment =Red= 267526R

2

Clean-Out Door Weldment =Green= 266213G

1 Sr# B22120099 & Lower

Clean-Out Door Weldment =Red= 266213R Clean-Out Door Weldment =Green= 267591G

Beginning Sr# B22120100 Clean-Out Door Weldment =Red= 267591R

3 Door Stop =Green= 271326G

1 Door Stop =Red= 271326R

4 Grease Hose 9002689 1 Qty 2-Beginning Sr# B221201005 Swivel Adapter, NPT 9002479 1 Qty 2-Beginning Sr# B221201006 Grease Zerk, 1/8NPT 93426 1 Qty 2-Beginning Sr# B221201007 Strap, Auger Rest 271371B 1 Sr# B205201008 Capscrew, 1/2-13UNC x 3/4 9390-097 29 Capscrew, 1/2-13UNC x 1 1/2 9390-101 410 Flatwasher, 1/2 9405-088 811 Lockwasher, 1/2 9404-025 612 Nut, 1/2-13UNC 9394-010 4

13 Plate, Auger Clamp =Green= 266051G

1 Plate, Auger Clamp =Red= 266051R

14 Plate, Fold =Green= 271118G

1 Plate, Fold =Red= 271118R

15 Plate, Slide =Green= 271119G

1 Plate, Slide =Red= 271119R

16 Slide, 1/2 x 2 x e Nylon 271124 417 Socket Head Capscrew, 5/16 x 3/4 9001688 218 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 1 1/2 9390-122 1019 Lockwasher, 5/8 9404-029 1720 Capscrew, 3/8-16UNC x 1 9390-055 121 Lockwasher, 3/8 9404-021 122 Nut, 3/8-16UNC 9394-006 123 Lynch Pin, 3/8 x 1 1/2" 9000937 2 Sr# B22120100 & Lower24 Grease Zerk 91160 625 Cradle Weldment 267535B 1 Beginning Sr# B2052010026 Pad 254468 227 Flat Sl. Hd. Capscrew, 5/16 x 3/4 9400-101 428 Bumper, Auger 9002291 2 Sr# B20520099 & Lower29 Capscrew, 3/8-16UNCx1 1/4 G5 9390-056 2 Beginning Sr# B2052010030 Locknut 9003396 2 Beginning Sr# B2052010031 Flat Washer, 3/8 9405-074 1 Beginning Sr# B2052010032 Spring TA510035 1 Beginning Sr# B2052010033 Pin 9392-100 1 Beginning Sr# B2052010034 Door Lock Pin 267588 1 Beginning Sr# B20520100

35 Stop Plate =Green= 267592G

1 Beginning Sr# B20520100 Stop Plate =Red= 267592R

36 Flat Washer 9405-076 2 Beginning Sr# B2052010037 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNCx1 3/4 9390-123 7

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PARTS

266909

• 01-23-04/052505-1/121205-2

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES1 Gearbox 9002480 1 611AFF2 Capscrew, 1/2-13UNC x 1 1/2 9390-101 83 Lockwasher, 1/2 9404-025 84 Sprocket, 14 Tooth - D80A14xP1 TRP 9002487 25 Bushing, 1 3/4" Bore 9002582 2

6Sprocket, 31 Tooth - D80A31xQ-1 TPR 9002710 1 Sr# B17630100 Thru B18350999Sprocket, 28 Tooth - D80A28xQ-1 TPR 9002488 1 Beginning Sr# B18500100

MODELS 1084 & 884 - VERTICAL AUGER CHAIN DRIVE

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PARTSMODELS 1084 & 884 - VERTICAL AUGER CHAIN DRIVE


7 Split Tapered Bushing, 2 1/4" Bore 9002584 1 Includes Capscrew, Washer, & Key Key 1/2 x 1/2 x 2 1/2 9002562 -

8 Sprocket, Idler - D80A11x.75 9002486 29 Bushing, 3/4" Bore 266706B 110 Capscrew, 3/4-10UNC x 3 1/2 9390-151 111 Washer, 3/4 9405-104 312 Jam Nut, 3/4-10UNC 9395-016 2

13 Idler Kit 266755 1 Sr# B17630100 Thru B18350999 Idler Weldment 266751 Beginning Sr# B18500100

14 Idler Retainer Bushing 266481B 115 Capscrew, 3/8-16UNC x 2 1/4 9390-060 116 Locknut, 3/8-16UNC 9928 1

17 Rod, 1/2-13UNC x 9" 266685

1 Sr# B17630100 Thru B18350999

Rod, 1/2-13UNC x 10 1/4" 800212 Sr# B18500100 Thru B19740999 Rod, 1/2-13UNC x 11 1/2" 267496 Beginning Serial# B20100100

18 Yoke End 93383 2 Serial# B19740999 and Lower Yoke End 9003786 Serial# B20100100 & Higher

19 Clevis Pin, 1/2 x 1 1/2" 92966 220 Cotter Pin, 1/8 x 1" 9391-023 221 Idler Arm Weldment 271109 122 Pin, Idler - 1 x 4" 250104 123 Cotter Pin, 1/4 x 2" 9391-059 224 Capscrew, 3/4-10UNC x 4 9390-153 125 Bearing Flange, 2" 9002492 126 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 2" 9390-124 827 Lockwasher, 5/8 9404-029 828 Nut, 5/8-11UNC 9394-014 829 Sporcket, 28 Tooth - D80A28xQ-1 TPR 9002488 130 Chain - 43 Pitch+1 - DBL 80 266276 131 Bushing, 2" Bore 9002583 132 Key, 1/2 x 1/2 x 2 1/2 9002562 233 Bearing Flange, 2 1/4" 9003823 1

34 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 1 1/2 9390-122 4 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 3 3/4 9390-131 Beginning Sr# B22120100

35

Chain - 65 Pitch+1 - DBL 80 266274 1 Sr# B17630100 Thru B18350999 Chain - 63 Pitch+1 - DBL 80 266709 Beginning Sr# B18500100 Offset Link Only - #80-2 9000136 - Connecting Link Only - #80-2 9000157 -

36 Grease Zerk 91160 237 Bushing, 3/4 9002815 AR

38 Spacer, 2 3/8 x 2 x 11/16 266570 1 Sr# B17630100 Thru B18350999 Spacer, 2 3/8 x 2 x 7/16 266740 Beginning Sr# B18500100

39 Rod, 1/2-13UNC x 6 3/4" 271144 1 Sr# B19740999 & Lower Rod, 1/2-13UNC x 8" 267495 Beginning Sr# B20100100

40 Spring, 1.20 x 4 9001812 241 Flatwasher, 1/2 9405-088 342 Nut, 1/2-13UNC 9394-010 443 Nut, 1/2-20UNF 9394-009 244 Flat Washer 9405-100 4 Beginning Sr# B22120100 45 Bearing Assembly (Includes Items 46-49) 267612 1 Beginning Sr# B22120100 46 Seal 92455 1 47 Bearing 9004587 148 Grease Seal 9004588 149 Elbow, 90° Brass 98134 150 V-Ring Seal 9004589 1

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PARTS

AUGER DISCHARGE CHUTE

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PARTS

AUGER DISCHARGE CHUTEITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES

20" Discharge Kit 266280 1 Includes Items 1 Thru 91 Shroud, Outlet 266265B 1

2Strap, Rear 266272B 1Strap, Front 266273B 1

3 Chute 9002688 14 Trim Lock 9000787-24 15 Trim Lock 92444-30 16 Fender Washer, 1/4 x 2 94763 67 Capscrew, 1/4-20 UNC x 1 9390-005 208 Fender Washer, 1" OD x 1/16 9405-005 259 Locknut, 1/4-20UNC Centerlock 9936 20

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PARTS

MODELS 1084 & 884 - VIDEO SYSTEM (ACCESSORY)

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PARTS

MODELS 1084 & 884 - VIDEO SYSTEM (ACCESSORY)

(August 2012)

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. NOTESB&W Color

Camera Asembly, Side View 265679 265619 Includes 1 thru 14Camera Option, Rear View 265680 265620 Includes 6 thru 145.6" Color Flat Screen Monitor & Camera Kit 2657707" Color Monitor & Camera Kit 9006275

1 Video System Kit 9003770 9004506 Incl. 2,3,4,6,7,2A Camera w/Cable & Brackets 9003771 9004506 Includes one Item 62B Camera ONLY -- 90045082C Camera Mount Bracket -- 265771B3 Monitor. 5.5" B/W w/ Brackets 9002768 -

4Monitor, 5.6" Flat Color w/Brackets - 900367Monitor, 5.6" Flat Screen Color - 9004507

5A Cable Coupler, 6" 9003331 > Connects two cables Item 65B Cable 18", w/Fuse -- 90045106A Cable, 45' 9003332 > 1w/Assy, 1w/Camera7 Switch Box w/Power Leads - 9003314 Rear camera option8 Cable Tie, 6" 9000106 >9 Flange Screw, 3/8-16 x 3/4 95585 >10 Flange Nut, 3/8-16 x 3/4 91263 >11 Camera Box Weldment 265676B >12 Grommet 9001815 >13 Flatwasher, 3/16 9405-052 >14 Snap Clip, Adhesive TAAU14007 >

15A Cable, 60' 9002767 - Alternate - Use Item 615B Cable, 65' - 900451316A Cable, 30' 9002894 - Alternate - Use Item 616B Cable, 25' - 9004514

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PARTSMODELS 1084 & 884 - SCALE UNIT

ITEM DESCRIPTION PARTS QTY. NOTESHubs 13 3/16" B.C.

Spindles 4 1/2" 3 3/4"

1084,884 1084,884 Track Duals (1084)

EZ400 Scale Package 251224 251222 265343 266601 1

1 Scale Hitch, Clevis 265205B > > > 1 Specify Hitch Type

2 Scale Hitch, Single Tang 280290B > > > 1

3 Pin 250843 > > > 1 Snap Ring 91192 > > > 1

4 Scale Hitch Bushing 254502B > > > 15 Weigh Bar -- 2 7/8" Dia. 9002890 95129 > > 16 Scale Spindle 9002855 9002009 > 9002844 2/2/2/47 Load Cell - Track - - 9001343 - 2

8 Scale Indicator Box (EZ400/EZ2000) 265769 9004649 280714 267580 1

Scale Indicator Box (EZ3000) - - - 266726 19 Bracket, Indicator Box 200159 > > > 1

10 Scale J-Box w/30' Cord 9002852 > > 9002841 1 Used only with

EZ200 Indicator Cord Only 9000473 > > > 111 Scale Power Cord 92452 > > > 112 Scale Cab Extension Cord 92453 > > > 113 Roll Printer Only 254220 > > > 1 Option14 Memory Module Downloader Kit 9003630 > > > 1 Option

A Downloader Module 9004150 > > > 1B Interface Cable 9004152 > > > 1C Memory Converter 9004149 > > > 1D Software 9004151 > > > 1

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PARTS

266968

AUTOMATIC CHAIN OILER - OPTIONITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES

Kit, Brush Chain Oiler 265763 Option - Includes 1 thru 101 Bracket 266888B 12 Cable Tie, 6" 9000106 A/R3 Tube, 1/4 x 55" 9002795 14 Hydraulic Hose, 1/4 x 16" 9004054 25 Valve 9003785 16 Decal 9004051 17 Tee, #6 Male Run 9004064 18 Capscrew, 5/16-18 x 2 3/4 9390-0379 Lockwasher, 5/16 9404-01910 Nut, 5/16-18UNC 9394-004

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PARTS

MODELS 1084 & 884 - TARPBEGINNING SERIAL #B18350100

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5-47

PARTSMODELS 1084 & 884 - TARPBEGINNING SERIAL #B18350100

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTESTarp Kit w/Arched End Caps 280246

1 Includes Items 1 Thru 35Tarp Kit w/Flat End Caps 266666

1 Tarp Kit 9002971 1 Includes Items 2 Thru 19

2Crank, Roll-Over Tarp 9003140 1Flex Drive Shaft Assembly 9004078 1

3 Tarp, Fabric 9003137 1 156 x 228"4 Roll/Stationary Mounting Tube

Bundle 9003139 156 Nylon Spool, Front (Red) 9003549 17 Spring, Front (Red) 105826 18 Nylon Spool, Rear (Black) 9003550 19 Spring, Rear 105894 110 PVC Spacer w/Fasteners 105998 211 Cable w/ Barrel Ends 9003551 212 Ratchet Strap 106042 213 Cartridge Tube (Red) - Front 9003084 114 Cartridge Tube (Red) - Rear 9003085 115 Bolt 9003086 216 Crank Tube Holder w/Pin & Hdwr 96970 217 Self-Tapping Screw, 3/8 x 1 96972 818 Rubber Ring 97166 219 Pop Rivot, 3/16 Large Flange 97172 420 Tarp Ratchet / Ridge Strap 9003097 2 1" x 20'21 Decal, "Adjust Ratchets" 105876 222 Bracket 251122B 5

23A Arched Bow Weldment 280710B 523B Bow Weldment 251123B 5 (Not Shown) used with Flat End Caps24A Arched Cap, End 280250B 2 142 7/8"Lg.24B Flat Cap, End 266664B 225 Guard Angle 250830B 226 Stop 266689B 527 Cap, Plastic 9003078 5

28Trimlok 9000787-141 1 Fastener Kit 266665 1 Includes Items 29 Thur 33

29 Large Flange Screw, 3/8-16 x 1 91262 930 Large Flange Nut, 3/8-16 91263 3731 Large Flange Screw, 3/8-16 x 3/4 95585 832 Carriage Bolt, 3/8-16UNC x 1 9388-051 1233 Self-Threading Screw, 1/4-20 x 1 9512 834 Bracket, Crank Holder - Short 266704B 135 Bracket, Crank Holder - Long 266728B 136 Tarp Patch Kit 9005581 -

(August 2012)

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PARTSMODEL 1084 - TRACK AxLE ASSEMBLY

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES Axle Assembly 266387 1 Includes Items 1 Thru 8

1 Axle Weldment =Green= 266386G

1 40" Mounting Centers Axle Weldment =Red= 266386R

2 Shaft, Pull-Back 265457 23 Retainer, Pull-Back 265459B 4

4 Lug Weldment, Pull-Back 265464B 2 Bushing 92666 2 Ball Socket 93568 2

5 Thrust Bearing 92433 26 Capscrew, 3/4-10UNC x 4 9390-153 87 Lockwasher, 3/4 9404-033 88 Nut, 3/4-10UNC 9394-016 89 Grease Zerk 91160 2

10 Decal, Grease Daily 9000228 2

NOTE: Grease fitting points to rear of cart.

(August 2012)

FOR ADDITIONAL TRACK INFORMATION, PLEASE REFER TO YOUR TRACK MANUAL.

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PARTSMODEL 1084 - TRACK AxLE MOUNTING


QTY. NOTESPrevious Current

1 Pull-Back Assembly 265403 > 4 Incl. Items 2 thru 42 RH Pull-Back Weldment 265396B > 13 LH Pull-Back Weldment 265397B > 14 Adjustment Link Weldment 800662 > 1

5 Pullback Stop Weldment 266649B 266653B 4 Pullback Stop kit 266652 - 1 Incl. Items 5,21-23

6 Capscrew, 1-8UNC x 4 1/2 9390-192 > 87 Lock Jam Nut, 1-8UNC 94740 > 88 Capscrew, 5/8-11UNC x 6 9390-136 > 29 Lockwasher, 1" 9404-029 > 210 Nut, 5/8-11UNC 9394-014 > 211 Not Applicable - - -12 Capscrew, 1-8UNC x 6 9390-195 > 613 Lockwasher, 1" 9404-041 > 1014 Nut,1-8UNC 9394-020 > 1015 Capscrew, 1-8UNC x 2 1/2 9390-185 > 216 Axle Brace Assembly 266662B > 2 Incl. 17-2017 Axle Brace, RH Thead 266660B > 1 28"18 Axle Brace, RH Thead 266661B > 1 26"19 Center Turnbuckle 62324 > 120 Jam Nut, 1 1/4-7UNC 9395-041 > 121 Capscrew, 3/8-16UNC x 4 9390-067 > 1222 Lockwasher 9404-021 > 1223 Nut, 3/8-16UNC 9394-006 > 12

(August 2012)


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PARTSMODEL 1084 - TRACK CENTER FRAME

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTESRH LH1 Center Frame Weldment 265467B 265468B 1

2/3 Slider Plate Weldment 265746B 265747B 44 Capscrew, 3/4-10UNC x 2 9390-145 > 325 Lockwasher, 3/4 9404-033 > 566 Washer 9001386 > 327 Capscrew, 3/4-10UNC x 1 1/2 9390-143 > 24/88 Washer, 2 x 13/16ID x 3/16 93425 > 8 For 2 1/2" Spindle9 Mid Roller Retainer 265502B > 810 Inside Cover 265508B 265509B 111 Outside Cover 265527B 265528B 1

12Capscrew, 5/16-18UNC x 3/4 9390-028 > 24Lockwasher, 5/16 9404-019 > 24Flatwasher, 5/16 9405-070 > 24

13 Holder, Scale Wire 265510B > 114 Screw, 1/4 Self Tapping 9512 > 2

15Capscrew, 1-8UNC x 9 9001930 > 8Flatwasher, 1" Hardened 9448 > 8

16Rocker Bushing Weldment 265497B > 4Bushing Only 9001222 > 1

17Capscrew, 1/2-13UNC x 2 1/2 9390-105 > 16Lock Washer, 1/2 9404-025 > 16Nut, 1/2-13UNC 9394-010 > 16

18 Grease Zerk, 1/4-28 91160 > 419 Bolt Cover 265594B > 820 Decal, Lube 9002814 > 621 Decal, Important - Alignment 9002968 > 222 Plate 265715B > 8 For 2 7/8" Spindle23 Washer, 2 1/2 x 13/16 ID x 1 806226 > 824 Capscrew, 3/4-10UNC x 2 9390-145 > 1625 Setscrew, 1/2-13UNC x 1 1/4 9399-111 > 8

(August 2012)

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PARTSMODEL 1084 - TRACK ROCKER ARM

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTESSpindle, Complete 265658 2 Includes Items 1 thru 4

1 Spindle, 4 1/2" 265646 12 Washer, Spindle 265517 13 Slotted Nut, 2-12UNF 92470 14 Cotter Pin, 3/8 x 4 9391-090 1

5

RH Rocker Arm Complete 265656 1 Includes Items 5 thru 11LH Rocker Arm Complete 265657 1 Includes Items 5 thru 11 RH Rocker Arm w/ Cups 265655 1 Includes Items 6 & 9 LH Rocker Arm w/ Cups 265654 1 Includes Items 6 & 9 RH Rocker Arm Less Cups 265652B 1 LH Rocker Arm Less Cups 265653B 1

6 Bearing Cup 9002204 1 566507 Bearing Cone 9002203 1 564188 Seal, 4 1/2ID x 6"OD 9002223 19 Bearing Cup 92476 1 HM21821010 Bearing Cone 92545 1 HM21824811 Hub Cap 9001928 112 Axle Spacer 265037 113 Grease Zerk, 1/4-28 91160 2

(August 2012)


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PARTSMODEL 1084 - TRACK HUB & SPINDLE

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTESHub & Spindle Assembly 265701B 4 Includes Items 1 thru 14Hub, Complete 265700 1 Includes Items 1 thru 6 & 13

1 Hub w/ Cups & Studs 265703 1 Includes 2 & 52 Bearing, Cup 93819 2 39203 Bearing, Cone 93820 2 39824 Seal 93824 1 322504TA

5Stud, 3/4-16UNF x 4 Gr. 8 9002965 10Stud, 3/4-16UNF x 6 1/4 Gr. 8 9004689 Opt.

6 Wheel Nut, 3/4-16UNF - Tapered 9000522 207 Spindle 265571 18 Lock Collar 265015B 19 Setscrew, 1/2UNF x 1 1/4 9399-111 2

10 Nut, 1/2-13UNC 9394-010 211 Spindle Nut, 2-12 92470 212 Roll Pin, 3/8-3 9392-184 213 Seal 9002687 1 28454TA14 Zerk, Grease 91160 2

(August 2012)


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PARTSMODEL 1084 - TRACK MID-ROLLER ASSEMBLY

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO.QTY.

NOTESAsy Cart

Mid-Roller Assembly, Complete 265522 1 4 Includes Items 1 Thru 131 Mid-Roller Hub Weldment 265662 1 42 Wheel Bolt, 5/8-18UNF x 1 3/4 9275 13 643 Wheel, Mid-Roller 13789 2 84 Bearing Cup 92698 2 8 37205 Bearing Cone 92697 2 8 37826 Seal 9001929 2 8 UAY2638147 Collar, Spindle 265516 2 88 Setscrew, 1/2-12UNC x 1 1/4 9399-111 4 169 Nut, 1/2-13UNC 9394-010 4 16

10 Spindle, Mid-Roller 265515 1 411 Zerk, Grease 91160 2 812 Snap Ring 9003088 2 813 Hub & Wheel Ass'y (Bolted) 265673 2 8 Incl. 1-4,6,12

(August 2012)


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PARTSMODEL 1084 - TRACK MID-ROLLER ASSEMBLY

266729 MID-ROLLER CONVERSION KIT - ONE CARTIncludes Items 1, 2, 5 thru 14 & Retainer

Hardware-- less wheels(3) and bolts (4) --

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO.QTY.

NOTESOne Spindle

For Cart

Mid-Roller Assembly - One Spindle 265718 1 4 Includes Items 1 thru 141 Mid-Roller Hub Weldment 265710B 1 42 Zerk, Grease 90° 93415 2 83 Wheel, Mid-Roller 16235 2 84 Wheel Bolt, 5/8-18UNF x 1 3/4 9275 16 645 Spindle, Mid Roller 265709 1 46 Seal, Inner 9002494 1 47 Bearing Cup 93819 2 88 Bearing Cone 93820 2 89 Seal, Outer 9003288 2 4

10 Snap Ring 9003292 2 811 Collar, Spindle 265015 2 812 Setscrew, 1/2-13UNC x 1 1/4 9399-111 2 813 Nut, 1/2-13UNC 9394-010 2 814 Spacer 265719 1 4

(August 2012)


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PARTS


MODEL 1084 - wHEELS, TIRES, & TRACK

IMPORTANT: If a tire needs replacing, both tires on a spindle (front or rear) must be replaced with identical OEM tires to maintain equal diameters which is necessary for proper track operation.If there is a noticeable difference in the rolling circumference between the tires on a spindle due to wear (1/4" or more), replace tires as a set.

ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY. NOTES1 Wheel, 8.25 x 22.5 9003304 8 Replaces 9003182

2

Wheel & Tire Ass'y 9003304/96449 8 8.25x22.5/TL11R22.5G G Range Goodyear G314

Wheel & Tire Ass'y 9003304/265622 8 8.25x22.5 / 11R22.5 Grade A / Smooth TreadWheel & Tire Ass'y 9003304/265622T 8 8.25x22.5 / 11R22.5 Grade A / Smooth TreadInner Tube 9004702 8

3 Track, 36" x 300" 96083 2 Goodyear Trackman4 Track, 36" x 300" 96167 2 Firestone Fire-Traxx5 Valve Stem 9002871 8 N/A w/ Inner Tube

(August 2012)

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