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Open Notches
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3. Raise the lift wheels to lower the processor onto the
rear roller.
4. Make sure that the main frame is parallel to the ground
with a level. If the main frame is not parallel to the
ground, proceed as follows:
One-Pass Hitch
A. If the front of the frame is lower, lengthen the
connecting link.
B. If the front of the frame is higher, shorten the
connecting link.
Note: If the connecting link is difficult to rotate,
lower the transport wheels on the core processor
to relieve some of the pressure on the connecting
link.
Rear Roller Adjustment Table
New Brush Height
9.2 cm (3–5/8 inches)
8.5 cm (3–3/8 inches)
7.9 cm (3–1/8 inches)
7.3 cm (2–7/8 inches)
6.6 cm (2–5/8 inches)
6.0 cm (2–3/8 inches)
5.4 cm (2–1/8 inches)
4.7 cm (1–7/8 inches)
4.1 cm (1–5/8 inches)
3.4 cm (1–3/8 inches)
2.8 cm (1–1/8 inches)
2.2 cm (7/8 inch)
1.5 cm (5/8 inch)
0.9 cm (3/8 inch)
0.3 cm (1/8 inch)
–0.3 cm (–1/8 inch)
–0.9 cm (–3/8 inch)
–1.5 cm (–5/8 inch)
–2.2 cm (–7/8 inch)
1. Connecting link
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Height of Cut
9.5 to 7.6 cm (3–3/4 to 3 inches)
7.6 to 5.7 cm (3 to 2–1/4 inches)
5.7 to 3.8 cm (2–1/4 to 1–1/2 inches)
3.8 to 1.9 cm (1–1/2 to 3/4 inches)
1.9 to 0 cm (3/4 to 0 inch)
Figure 31
Tow Hitch
A. If the front of the frame is lower, turn the leveling
crank clockwise to raise the frame.
B. If the front of the frame is higher, turn the leveling
crank counter clockwise to lower the frame.
Note: When turning the leveling crank, make
sure that it does not contact the hydraulic hoses.
When done leveling, make sure that the crank is
Brush Wear
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