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QUADIVATOR INC.

Quadivator Cultivator(effective Ser.# 00800 & on)

Assembly/Operators/Parts ManualEnglish Language Version 09

Printed: January, 2009

Part #: 8627

1000 6th Ave. NEPortage la Prairie, MBCanada, R1N 3C5

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Quadivator Cultivator

QUADIVATOR WARRANTY POLICY

The warranty for the Quadivator Product is a limited warranty.

The manufacturer's warranty to the original customer is - the product is free from defects inmaterials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase by the originalpurchaser.

We will repair or replace, at our discretion, parts found to be defective due to materials andworkmanship.

The warranty is subject to the following limitations and exclusions:

1. Engine Warranty - all engines utilized on our products have a separate warranty extendedto them by the engine manufacturer. Any engine service difficulty is the responsibility of theengine manufacturer and in no way is Quadivator Inc. or its agents responsible for the engine

warranty. The Briggs & Stratton Engine Service Hot Line is 1-800-233-3723.2. Commercial Use - the warranty period for any product used for commercial or rental use islimited to ninety (90) days from the date of original purchase.

3. Limitations - the warranty applies only to products which have been properly assembled,adjusted and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in this manual. Thewarranty does not apply to any product of Quadivator Inc. that has been subject to alteration,misuse, abuse, improper assembly or installation, shipping damage or normal wear of the product.

4. Exclusions - excluded from this warranty are normal wear, normal adjustments and normalmaintenance.

In the event you have a claim under this warranty, you must return the product to an authorizedservice dealer. All transportation charges, damage or loss incurred during transportation of partssubmitted for replacement or repair under this warranty shall be borne by the purchaser. Shouldyou have any questions concerning this warrany, please contact us toll-free at 1-866 770-2169 oron our web-site at www.quadivator.com. The model, serial numbers, date of purchase and thename of the authorized Quadivator dealer from whom you purchased the Quadivator Product willbe needed before any warrany claim can be processed.

This warranty does not apply to any incidental or consequential damages and any impliedwarranties are limited to the same time periods stated for all expressed warranties. Someprovinces and states do not allow the limitation of consequential damages or limiitations on howlong an implied warranty may last, so the above limitations may not apply to you. This warrantygives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights, which vary from province to

province or state to state.

This is a limited warranty as defined by the Magnusson-Moss Act of 1975.


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Operators Manual Version 08

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FOREWORD

Congratulations on the purchase of your new Quadivator Cultivator. To obtain the best use of yourQuadivator Cultivator, read this manual carefully. It will help you become familiar with the operation

and maintenance of the Quadivator Cultivator. It is Quadivator Policy to use all research, design andmanufacturing improvements to improve our products. At the time of printing, this may result in someof the minor parts in the manual becoming outdated.

Quadivator will have the most up to date parts and service information call 866 770-2169 for serviceinformation and parts orders!

Contact Information

Quadivator Inc. E-mail: [email protected] 6

thAve NE Website: www.quadivator.com

Portage la Prairie, MB Tel. 866-770-2169Canada, R1N 3C5 Fax. 204-239-4271

This symbol, the industrys Safety Alert Symbol, is used throughout this manual and on labels on theunit itself to warn the possibility of personal injury.

Read these instructions carefully.

It is essentialthat you read the instructions and safety regulations before you attempt to assemble,maintain or use this unit.

NOTE

Indicates an imminent hazardous situation, which ifnot avoided - will result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if notavoided - could result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, ifnot avoided - may result in minor or moderateinjury.

DANGER

SAFETY FIRST

WARNING

CAUTION

A NOTE provides key information to makeprocedures easier or clearer.


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Table of Contents

Foreword / Safety First...... i

Pre-delivery Checklist...

iiiOwners Registration & Delivery Checklist.. ivSafe Operation........ 1Setup . 3Operation...6Maintenance 8Troubleshooting.10Replacement Parts ...11Quadivator Attachments .17

Warranty Registration . 27

Serial Number Location


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PRE- DELIVERY CHECKLIST

Check off all items as they are found satisfactory or after adjustments are made:

1 All safety shields and guard are securely in place.

1 All decals are in place and readable.

1 Tighten all hardware see Bolt Torque Chart in Service Section (page 7).

1 Check tire inflation pressure and set to 45 psi.

1 Start the ATV and run the Quadivator for 5 10 minutes, check for excessive operation or unusualnoise, when using the Quadivator and attachment(s).

1 The Quadivator Cultivator and customer ordered attachments have been tested and to the best ofmy knowledge, is ready to be delivered to the customer!

Date Pre-delivered

Signature


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OWNERS REGISTRATION

Name

Address

City/Town

State/Prov.

Postal/Zip (Mail) Code -

Model & Serial #

Date Sold

DELIVERY Checklist Review with customer:

1 Tell the customer not to remove or disable any of the safety shields or guards.

1 Review the Quadivator Warranty.1

Review the Safe Operation and Service of the Quadivator and attachment.1 Review the Daily and Periodic Lubrication and Maintenance.1 Review the Daily and Periodic Inspections.1 Review with the customer the Parts & Service Availability.

Prior to delivery to the customer, do the following:

1 Record Serial Numbers for the Quadivator Products1 Sign and copy this section for the dealers record.1 Give the customer the Operators Manual. Encourage the customer to read the manual.

Date Delivered

Signature


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SAFE OPERATION

General Operation1. Read, understand, and follow all instructionson the machine and in the manual(s) beforestarting.

2. Do not put hands or feet near rotating partsor under the machine.

3. Allow only responsible adults, who arefamiliar with the instructions, to operate thismachine.

4. Be thoroughly familiar with the controls andthe proper use of the equipment. Know how tostop the unit and disengage the controls quickly.

5. Be sure the area is clear of bystandersbefore operating. Stop machine if anyoneenters the area.

6. NEVER CARRY PASSENGERS whileoperating any attachments used with the PowerUnit - EVEN IF YOURS is a TWO-UP ATV!

7. Disengage the clutch on the ATV and shiftthe ATV into neutral before starting the engine(motor) on the Power Unit. Always look down

and behind before and while backing up.

8. Handle fuel with care, it is highly flammable:(a) Use an approved fuel container.(b) Never add fuel to a running engine or

hot engine.(c) Fill fuel tank outdoors with extreme care.

Never fill fuel tanks indoors.(d) Replace gasoline cap securely and wipe

up spilled fuel..9. Do not operate machine without the guardsand other safety devices in place and working.

10. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry.

11. Slow down unit before turning.

12. Never leave a running machine unattended.Always turn off unit, secure parking brake, stopengine and remove key before dismounting.

13. Shut off engine and wait for all parts tocome to a complete stop before cleaning,servicing and/or unplugging the machine.

14. Operate machine in daylight or goodartificial light.

15. Do not operate machine while under theinfluence of alcohol, medication or drugs.

16. Watch for traffic when operating near orcrossing roadways.

17. Use extra care when loading or unloadingthe machine into a trailer or truck.

18. Always wear eye protection when operatingor servicing machine.

19. Do not run ATV engine indoors, exceptwhen starting the engine. Open the outsidedoors: exhaust fumes are dangerous.

Slope Operation1. Slopes are a major factor related to loss of

control and tip-over accidents, which can resultin severe injury or death.

2. Operation on all slopes requires extracaution. Do not use the attachment, if youcannot back up the slope or if you feel uneasyon it.

3. Go up and down slopes, not across.

4. Watch for holes, ruts, bumps, rocks, or otherhidden objects. Uneven terrain could overturnthe machine. Tall grass can hide obstacles.

5. Choose a low ground speed so you will nothave to stop or shift while on a slope.

6. Do not work on wet grass. Tires may losetraction.

7. Always keep the ATV in gear when goingdown slopes. Do not shift to neutral and coastdownhill.

DANGER Failure to observe the following safety instructions could resultin serious injury and or death.


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8. Avoid starting, stopping, or turning on aslope. If the tires lose traction, raise theattachment and SLOWLY proceed straight downthe slope.

9. Keep all movement on slopes slow andgradual. Do not make sudden changes in speed

or direction, which could cause the machine toroll over.

10. Use extra care while operating machine withadditional or other attachments; they can affectthe stability of the machine. Do not use onsteep slopes.

11. Do not try to stabilize the machine byputting your foot on the ground.

12. Do not work near drop-offs, ditches orembankments. The machine could suddenly rollover if a wheel goes over the edge or if the edge

caves in.

Children

1. Keep children out of the working area andunder the watchful care of a responsible adult -other than the operator.

2. Be alert and turn machine off if a child entersthe area.

3. Before and while backing, look behind anddown for small children.

4. Never carry children, even with theattachment shut off. They may fall off and be

seriously injured or interfere with safe machineoperation. Children who have been given ridesin the past may suddenly appear around the unitfor another ride and be run over or backed overby the machine.

5. Never allow children to operate the machine!

6. Use extreme care when approaching blindcorners, shrubs, trees, or other objects that mayblock your view of a child.

Towing1. Tow only with a machine having a hitch

designed for towing. Do not attach towedequipment except at the hitch point.

2. Follow the manufacturers recommendationfor weight limits for towed equipment and towingon slopes.

3. Never allow children or others in or on towedequipment.

4. On slopes, the weight of the towedequipment may cause loss of traction and lossof control.

5. Travel slowly and allow extra distance forstopping.

General Service1. Keep all nuts and bolts tight to be sure theequipment is in safe working condition.

2. Never tamper with safety devices. Checktheir proper operation regularly.

3. Keep machine free of grass, and other debrisbuild-up.

4. If you strike a foreign object, stop and inspectthe machine. Repair, if necessary, beforerestarting.

5. Never operate the machine at high transportspeed and use care when backing up..

6. Maintain or replace safety and instructionlabels, as necessary.

7. Use only attachments and accessoriesapproved by the manufacturer.

Maintenance1. Maintain or replace safety and instructionlabels as necessary.

2. Never tamper with safety devices and checktheir operation regularly.

WARNING:Tragic accidents can occur if theoperator is not alert to thepresence of children. Children areoften attracted to the machine andthe attachment. Neverassumethat children will remain there - thelast time you saw them.


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Setup1. Uncrate unit, lift harrows from main frameand fold back. Secure to pins on rear of mainframe with spring, washer and hair pin.

2. Install hitch tube and secure with 1/2 x 3-1/2hex head bolt and flange lock nut.

3. Feed wiring harness extension cable (powersupply wire) through the hitch tube.

4. Adjust hitch clevis height to ensure thecultivator pulls level when in the ground or inworking position.

5. Rotate the electric actuator 1/4 turn to positionthe drive motor in the top position. The motorshould be in up position, as shown below.

6. Install the top bolt on the rockshaft. Turn therod end of the actuator.

7. Mount the supplied switch to a convenientlocation on the ATV or lawn tractor. Wireassembly as shown in the following diagram.

Refer to Wiring Instructions Wiring Harnessand Switch.

NOTE: Check the battery of the ATV or lawntractor to ensure which is the positive (+) poleand the negative (-) pole.

Wiring Schematic Typical

10. Assemble wheels on Quadivator axles.Clean axle shafts and inside wheel before

installation. Secure wheel with flat washerand cotter pin.

Flat Washerand Cotter Pin

Assemble Wheel to Axle


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Wiring Instructions Wiring Harness and Switch

ATV Units having a cargo box:The following instructions apply to units having acargo box. Use the guidelines when installingthe wiring harness to your unit.

1. Using a tape measure, measure down 2-1/2inches (63.5 mm) from the top left corner insidethe front of the cargo box. Then, make a markin the center of the radius on the inside of thebox. Drill a 1/2 inch (13mm) hole in the cornerradius.

NOTE: Drill only through the inside wall of thecargo box.

2. Remove the battery cover. Disconnect thebattery cables. Disconnect the negative batterycable FIRST.

3. Route the wiring harness from the batteryalong the right upper main frame tube followingthe main wiring harness toward the rear of theATV, and then over the rear cross-tube next tothe voltage regulator. Continue routing thewiring harness along the rear of the cargo boxframe. Make sure wiring is away from movingparts and pinch points.

4. Continue routing the wiring harness along theleft side of the cargo box toward the front of thebox.

5. Route the wiring harness through the 1/2inch (13mm) hole. Plug the red wire and blackwire connectors to either of the center terminalsof the switch. Plug the red/white wire andblack/white wire connectors to the remainingterminals of the switch. Secure with ties asneeded.

6. Use the supplied clamp for the switch tosecure the switch assembly to the cargo box orother position. Position the switch so it is easilyoperated from the operators seat of the ATV.

7. Connect the red and black power wires,along the positive and negative cables to thebattery. Reinstall all removed parts.

8. Check routing and connections. Wiringharness should be away from pinch points andmoving parts.

NOTE: After the wiring harness has beenconnected to the electrical system, make surethe switch works in the up/down modes.

Location of Hole for Wiring Harness CargoBox

Wiring Harness Routing Under Cargo Box

Wiring Harness Routing to Drilled Hole inCargo Box

Route wiringharness alongCargo Boxframe. Securewith tie straps.

Route wiringharness throughthe drilled hole

in the cargo box.


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ATV Units having no cargo box:The following instructions wiring instructionsapply to units having no cargo box. Use as aguideline when installing the wiring harness.

1. Remove the battery cover. Disconnect thebattery cables, making sure to disconnect thenegative cable FIRST.

2. Next to the right side of the tail light, route thewiring harness up and along the bottom side ofthe rear fender toward the left side of the ATV.Route the wiring harness away from movingparts and pinch points.

3. Locate the switch and wiring at a convenientlocation so it can be worked easily. Clampswitch. Plug the red wire and black wireconnectors to either of two center terminals onthe switch. Plug the red/white wire andblack/white wire into remaining two terminals.

Secure the wiring harness with tiestraps asneeded.

NOTE: Tighten clamp along with the actuatorswitch securely to its location.

4. Connect the red and black power wires,along with the positive and negative cables.Reinstall remaining parts.

NOTE: After the wiring harness has beenconnected, make sure the switch works inconjunction with the Quadivator Cultivator.

Typical View of Wiring Harness Assembly

Wiring Connection to Battery TypicalView

Wiring Harness Routing Between Frameand Shell

Wiring Harness Routing Rear of Unit

NegativeBattery Cable

Route wiringharness frombottom to leftside of ATV.


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OperationThe Quadivator Cultivator is attached to therear hitch on the ATV or lawn tractor. It isequipped with harrows and electric depthcontrol which is operated from a switch that ismounted on the towing vehicle.

Check the pneumatic wheels on the Quadivatordaily. They should have 30 psi.

Do not exceed 5 mph or 8 kph. The cultivatorwill not do a good tillage job if ground speed istoo high.

During heavy duty use, operate at a slowerspeed or go over the area twice. Repeat tillage,if necessary.

General Operation1. Attach the cultivator to the rear hitch of theATV or lawn tractor. Secure with pin thatpasses completely through the ATV hitch and

cultivator hitch.

2. Attach electrical switch to ATV to operate theactuator. Route & secure electrical wiring so it isaway from contact or pinch points between ATVand cultivator.

3. Lift the cultivator with the actuator.

NOTE: When the cultivator is lowered to theground, the ATV must be in motion. The fronttines should make the first contact. Thecultivator will level out as the actuator is fully

extended.

4. Raise the cultivator with the actuator.

5. When not in use: lower cultivator to groundso weight is removed from the wheels.

Guidelines for Use1. Best tillage results: work at speeds between4 6 mph (6 9 km/h). Reduce speed intrashy, rocky, rough conditions; or when usingthe cultivator extensions.

2. Raise cultivator out of the ground beforemaking turns. Avoid making sharp turns thatcan contact the cultivator with the ATV or lawntractor.

3. Do not make sharp turns while cultivator isbeing lowered in the soil.

4. When the cultivator is plugging, raise tines move ahead till the tines are free of the material;lower unit, and continue the tillage operation.

5. Harrow performance is affected by a variety

of field conditions, which includes soil type,condition, moisture and residue as well asspeed and depth. Run unit at desired speedand depth to check performance. Adjustdepth, if necessary.

Hitch HeightThe cultivator main frame should be level whenin working position. If not, adjust the front hitchclevis to hitch tube till main frame is level.Check ATV or lawn tractor if hitch can beadjusted by referring to its operators manual.

1. Loosen the hex head lock nut, remove boltand adjust hitch tongue.

2. Reinstall bolt, lock nut and secure.

Shovel or Spike ReplacementRemove one 3/8 x 1.5 plow bolt and flange locknut holding shovel to tine. Clean S-tine of dirtand debris before installing a new shovel.Secure new shovel with new hardware.

WARNING:Do not use at speedsexceeding 5 MPH (miles perhour) or 8 kph (kilometers perhour). Always wear certifiedsafety glasses or wide visionsafety goggles over yourglasses before starting,maintaining and operating thecultivator.


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Harrow AngleLoosen U-bolts securing harrow tube to harrowtube arm. Move harrow teeth forward for more

aggressive action or angle back for less action.

Harrow Storage (Transport)Remove hair pin, washer and spring on eachside. Fold back harrows over the main frame.Reinstall spring, washer, and hairpin. Reverseprocedure to put harrows into working position.

Harrow Teeth ReplacementThis depends on where the harrow teeth aresecured on the tube. If the teeth are brokenbetween the lift arms, removal of the harrowtube from the lift arms is required. All harrowteeth are held in place by 3/8 x .9 shoulder boltand nylon lock nut. Slide off unbroken teeth toget at the broken tooth from harrow tube.Reassemble with new teeth and hardware.

Tine ConfigurationThe multi-purpose possibilities available for theQuadivator cultivator require that the S-tines beadjusted or removed for the attachment to beinstalled. The following figure providesmeasurements to ease installation of the S-tinesto the original positions on the square frame.

Plow Bolt, Nutand Shovel orSpike

Harrow Tube

Harrow Teethand MountingHardware

S-Tine

U-Bolt

Harrow Tube


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Maintenance

Remove barrel and lead screw as follows:1. Loosen three setscrews (6) in the lowerhousing (5).

2. Pull barrel assembly (16, 17) from housing(5).

3. Slide wiper seal (20) off the outer tube.

4. Remove three (3) socket head cap screws(27) from the outer tube (16).

5. Slide inner tube (17) out of the outer tube(16).

6. Remove two pins (19) from the inner tube(17). These pins are held in place only by theouter tube and should drop easily.

7. Pull the lead screw assembly (18) from thebottom of the inner tube (17).

8. Free nut and clean threads on the lead screwassembly (18).

9. Assemble in reverse order of disassembly.When reinstalling barrel assembly, into the lowerhousing head (5). Make sure to engage the slotin the lead screw (19) with the pin.

Removing and Replacing Gears:1. Remove the barrel assembly as described inthe earlier procedure.

2. Support the lower housing head (5) on ablock of wood or suitable support. Drive out witha punch, the pin (19) holding the gear assembly(26).

3. Remove four screws (25) from the coverassembly (3).

Actuator DisassemblyAnd Repair


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4. Remove the cover assembly (3) and gasket(4) from the lower housing head (5).

5. Pull gear (2) from lower housing head. Makesure to save the two washer spacers (10), oneon each side of the gear (2) and bushings (13).Both bushings are 3/16 ID.

6. Pull gear (26) from housing along with thethrust washer (7) and bushings (14, 12). Notethat these bushings have different internaldiameters. Bushing (14) is 3/8 ID and bushing(12) is 5/16 ID.

7. Replace gears and reassemble. Apply aclean dab of EP grease to prevent the thrustwashers from falling off the gears duringreassembly.

Maintenance1. Clean debris from frame and shovels.

2. Periodically inspect for loose, damaged, orworn parts. Adjust or replace as needed.

3. Periodically check all hardware on the hitchand cultivator to ensure they are tight.

4. Check the pneumatic wheels on theQuadivator daily (8 10 hours), when thecultivator is used often. They should have 30psi.

5. The wheels on the main frame requireperiodic lubrication. Remove wheels, cleanshafts and inside wheel. Apply a light coating ofgrease and reinstall with flatwashers and newcotterpin.

6. When cultivator is not used for a period oftime, it is recommended clean off any dirt toprevent rust. Do the above procedures.

7. Replace shovels and hardware, if theybecome too worn. Refer to Parts Section of thismanual for replacement part numbers.

Storage1. Thoroughly clean off any dirt before storing.

2. Store the cultivator on a level location toensure its stability and safety.

3. Coat all shanks and shovels with grease or

rust inhibitor (paint) when storing the cultivatorafter a season.

4. Refer to Maintenance to check unit beforestoring unit.

Transportation

1. Raise the cultivator as high as possible fortransporting.

2. Driving over bumps at improper speeds (over5 MPH or 8 km/h) will cause the implement to hitand scrape the ground.

3. Attaching the cultivator to the ATV or othertowing vehicle increases the overall length of theworking unit. Allow additional clearance for the

implement to swing when turning.

WARNING:Exercise caution whentransporting. Making abrupt

turns can cause vehicle tooverturn and cause bodilyharm.


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TroubleshootingPROBLEM

POSSIBLECAUSE

POSSIBLESOLUTION

Hard groundWait for softerground

Worn orbroken

shovels ortines.

Replace

shovels or tines

Penetrationis not deepenough.

Adjust the hitchuntil frame islevel.

Poor soilpenetration andtillageperformance.

Shovels areworn.

Replace withnew.

Front tines orrear tines arenot cutting intoground at the

same time.

Main frameof cultivatoris not level.

Level mainframe so it islevel in workingposition. Referto Hitch Height

Adjustment inmanual.

Shovels

S-tine orshovels areloose.

Torquehardware.

wobble onshank.

S-tine isbroken.

Replace withnew.

Soil and cropresidue sticks

Soil is toowet and/orsticky.

Wait for soilconditions todry.

to the shovels. Shovels aredirty or rusty.

Removedirt/rust.

Hard ground.Wait for softerground.

ATV or tractorwill not pull

Ground istoo wet.

Wait for soil todry.

unit or tractionwheels spin.

Tines cuttinginto theground toodeep.

Raise tines andcontinue untilthrough thespot.

Turning withtines in theground.

Raise tineswhen turning.

Hittingobstructions. Removeobstructions.

Brokenshovels.

Turning orbacking upwith tines inthe ground.

Raise tineswhen turning orbacking up.

Shovels areloose.

Tightenhardware.

PROBLEMPOSSIBLE

CAUSEPOSSIBLESOLUTION

Actuator is notconnected tothe switch.

Connect wiring toswitch or powersupply check.

Switch is notworking.

Check switch andelectricalconnections.Repair whereneeded.

Machine willnot raise orlower.

Electricalshort in thewiringharness or toelectricalsource.

Check routing ofwiring harnessfrom actuator forbroken or pinchedwiring. Repairwhere needed.

PluggingPluggingaroundwheels.

Shank spacingaround wheels too close.

Ridging onoutside.

Cultivating attoo high aspeed.

Reduce to 4-6mph (6 - 9 km/h).

Does not run

Incorrect tirepressures.

Inflate tires evenlyto 30 psi.

level, or pullsstraight.

S-tinesunevenlyspaced

Refer to page 7 ofmanual.

S-tines comeloose on mainframe.

Not tightenedsquare onmain frame.

Check that theyare fully seatedand hardware istorqued to spec.

S-tines arebending

Excessivedepth forconditions.

Reduce depth oftines.

Harrow is notlevellingworkedground.

Improperangleadjustment.

Check angle, referto page 7.

Actuator isstuck at eitherend of stroke

No electricalpower toswitch orwiring.

Check wiring and

switch. Replaceswitch or repairwiring. Testsystem.

Actuator doesnot operate.

Wornactuator.

Replace actuator.


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Torque ChartUse the Torque Chart (on page 10) to ensurethat the hardware used on the QuadivatorProduct(s) is tightened to the capacity of thehardware.

Replacement PartsThe following pages (1116) contain partsillustrations and replacement part numbers forall components for the Quadivator Cultivator. Atthe time of printing, some of the minor parts inthe manual may become outdated.

To obtain replacement parts, please contact

your Quadivator Dealer for service. To locatethe nearest dealer, please contact a QuadivatorRepresentative using the contact information atthe beginning of the manual.

Use the Torque Chart to make sure that thehardware on your Quadivator Product(s) issecure.

When ordering parts please have the followinginformation on hand: Part Number youare looking for. Model Number and Serial Numberof the

machine. Quantity required.

IMPORTANT: To ensure warranty support foryour Quadivator, please fill out the WarrantyRegistration Card located in the OperatorsManual.

American Standard Cap Screws

with UNC or UNF Threads Metric Cap Screws

SAE GradeNo.

Grade 5 Grade 8 -Property Class

Class 8.8 - Class 10.9 -

(ft-lbs) 17 - 20.5 24 - 29 (ft-lbs) 17.4 - 20.2 21.7 - 25.3

5/16 (N-m) 23.1 - 27.8 32.5 - 39.3 M8 (N-m) 23.6 - 27.4 29.4 - 34.3

(kgf-m) 2.35 - 2.84 3.31 - 4.01 (kgf-m) 2.4 - 2.8 3.0 - 3.5

(ft-lbs) 35 - 42 45 - 54 (ft-lbs) 35.5 - 41.2 44.9 - 52.1

3/8 (N-m) 47.5 - 57.0 61.0 - 73.2 M10 (N-m) 48.1 - 55.8 60.8 - 70.5(kgf-m) 4.84 - 5.82 6.22 - 7.47 (kgf-m) 4.9 - 5.7 6.2 - 7.2

(ft-lbs) 80 - 96 110 - 132 (ft-lbs) 57.2 - 66.5 76.0 - 86.8

1/2 (N-m) 108.5 - 130.2 149.2 - 179.0 M12 (N-m) 77.5 - 90.1 103 117

(kgf-m) 11.07 - 13.29 15.22 - 18.27 (kgf-m) 7.9 - 9.2 10.5 - 12.0

(ft-lbs) 110 - 132 160 - 192 (ft-lbs) 91.2 - 108 123 144

9/16 (N-m) 149.2 - 179.0 217.0 - 260.4 M14 (N-m) 124 - 147 167 196

(kgf-m) 15.22 - 18.27 22.14 - 26.57 (kgf-m) 12.6 - 15.0 17.0 - 20.0

(ft-lbs) 150 - 180 220 - 264 (ft-lbs) 145 - 166 192 2245/8 (N-m) 203.4 - 244.1 298.3 - 358.0 M16 (N-m) 196 - 225 260 303

(kgf-m) 20.75 - 24.91 30.44 - 36.53 (kgf-m) 20.0 - 23.0 26.5 - 31.0


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Operators Manual - Version 08

(86200-08)

Cultivator Assembly

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86030 Wheel -Tire & Rim Assembly;effective to Ser.# 0644.

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PART DESCRIPTION

1 1 1 86032 Switch - Actuator

2 1 1 86050 Boot, Weather Seal, Toggle Switch

3 1 1 86060 Fuse, Blade ATO/ATCType, 40 AMP

4 1 1 87085A Wiring Harness, Speedpoint-08

5 1 1 89912 Bracket - Pivot Switch Mount

6 2 2 CB.313x3/4 Carriage Bolt 5/16 x 3/4

7 2 2 FHN.313 Flange Lock Nut, Unitorque 5/16 NC

8 6 6 LCT.04x11 Tie Wrap .04 x .17 x 11 in 35 Lbs-Black

9 2 2 TC.75X.750 Tubing Clamp, 3/4" Wide x 3/4" OD Tube, Vinyl Dip

10 2 2 TC.75X1 Tubing Clamp, 3/4" Wide x 1" OD Tube, Vinyl Dip

ITEM86639/QTY.

PART DESCRIPTION

1 1 86639Loom Loom, 3/8 Split Convoluted x 59"

2 1 86639Red Wire, Red 14 Ga x 60", GXL

3 1 86639Wht Wire, White 14 Ga x 60", GXL

4 1 86980 Male Body,Metri-pack 630 conn. (12129938)

5 1 86981 Female Body, Metri-pack 630 conn. (12129939-b)

6 2 86982 Terminal, Male Connector (630 series)12020126

7 2 86983 Terminal, Female Connector (630 series)12015870

8 2 LCT.038x4 Tie Cable-Locking-Plastic .038 x .1 x 4 in 18 Lbs-Black


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Wiring Harness Assembly - Extension(86639, Effective Ser.# 00800)

Switch & Wiring Harness Kit(89930, 89930A - EffectiveSer.# 00800)

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ITEM QTY. PART DESCRIPTION EffectiveSer. #

1 2 88433 Bearing, Wheel Assy 0

1 2 89824 Bearing 6003-2RS-AAB 00800

3 1 88435RM2 Rim, with valve Stem hole 0

4 1 88435T Tire, Archson, 15 x 6.00-6 Turf J224 0

5 1 88435WD Weldment, Wheel Rim/Hub 0

6 4 FHN.313 Flange Lock Nut, Unitorque 5/16 NC 0

7 1 GZM6 Grease Zerk, M6 0

8 4 HB.313x.75 Hex Head Bolt 5/16-18 X 3/4 0

ITEMDefault/QTY.

PART DESCRIPTION

1 1 86027 Tine - S

2 1 86028 Shovel - 7"

3 1 86063 Bracket - S Tine Mount

4 1 FHN.375 Flange Lock Nut-3/8 NC Unitorque

5 1 FHN.5 Flange Lock Nut-Unitorque -1/2-13NC

6 1 HB.5x3.5 Hex Head Bolt 1/2-13 X 3 1/2

7 1 PB.375X1.5 Plow Bolt 3/8 x 1.5

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13

8

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Wheel Assembly



(88435R, Effective Ser. #00645)

Shank Assembly(86026)

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Electric Actuator(86081 - Effective Ser.# 00800)

Actuator Disassembly - Parts

ITEMRetractedFully/QTY.

PART DESCRIPTION

1 1 86031_ext Actuator - End, Extension

2 1 86081 Actuator - Main part

3 1 86981 Female Body, Metri-pack 630 conn. (12129939-b)

ITEM QTY. PART DESCRIPTION

1 1 86056 Motor Sleeve

2 1 86184 Gear Assy, 17:1 p/m

3 1 86950 Cover Assy - Inline

4 1 86951 Gasket

5 1 86953 Lower Housing hd.

6 3 86954 Set Screw 1/4-20 x 1/4 Long

7 1 86955 Thrust Washer

8 1 12 VDC Motor

9 2 86957 #10 Hex Nut

10 2 86959 Washer Spacer

11 1 86960 Groove Pin

12 1 86961 Bushing 5/16" I.D.

13 2 86962 Bushing, 3/16" I.D.

14 1 86963 Bushing, 3/8" I.D.

15 2 86964 Hole Plug .250

16 1 Outer Tube 4-Inch Act.

17 1 86966 Inner Tube 4-inch Act.

18 1 86967 4" Lead Screw Assy (62-17973)

19 2 86968 Pin, Nut Actuator

20 1 86970 Seal Kit, Wiper 2"

21 1 86971 Clevis End (long)

25 4 MSHWH.25X.75 Screw, Machine Hx Washer Head 1/4 X 3/4

26 1 N/A Gear Assy

27 3 SHCH.25x1 Socket Head Capscrew, 1/4-28 UNC x 1 Gr 5



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5. Adjust the tailgate position. This is so that when thebox is in the "full down" position, the gate snugs up inthe closed position. This is done by sliding the cable

Barb Wire Dispenser [86090]The Barb Wire Dispenser can hold 2 rolls of barbwire at a time.

Installation1. Remove the outside two shank assemblies fromthe back row of shanks.

2. Flip the harrows into transport position.

3. Slide the wire dispensers over the ends of theback frame on the toolbar.

4. Tighten the jam nuts.

Operation

Use the spool retaining washer and cotterpin tosecure wire spool in place. This will keep thewire spool from jumping or freewheeling from itsposition, especially in rough conditions.

equally.3. Check the left and right cables so they are adjusted

moving, remove the rear shank assemblies.2. If you want to be able to dump the box while you are

axles and box will not dump.cultivate. Remove the push rod clevises from the wheel1. The dump box does not need to be removed toOperation/Helpful Hints:

TIghten the jam nuts.cable adjustment clamps on the push arms.

6. Secure the the left and right cables using the

axles using clip pins.4. Secure the clevises in place over the wheel axles

Quadivator frame.3. Place the push arm clevises over the wheel axles of

2. Secure hinges in place by tightening the U-bolts.

1. Position the dump box on top of the Quadivator frame.Installation

operator's seat.open/close tailgate to allow dumping without leaving theThe Auto Dump Box features a switch operatedAuto Dump Box [86093]

equally.: Make sure the left and right cables are adjustedNOTE

adjustment clamp up or down on the push arms.

located at the top of vertical support.

7. Secure wire spool using the hairpin into the hole

support.6. Slide the spool retaining washer over the vertical

5. Place the wire spool over the vertical support.

Box Scraper [86091]Installation1. Remove the three shovels from the back row ofshanks.

2. Install the blade; by fastening it in front of the 3shanks in place of the shovels. Fasten the bladewith bolts and locknuts to the outside 2 shanks.The center shank is only used for back support.

Helpful Hints1. The front 4 shank assemblies act as scarifiers,They break up the harder surfaces allowing theblade to drag the material to be leveled.

2. Adjust the hitch height to change how much thescarifiers dig. Experiment with this to get theoptimum performance for your conditions.

3. Different sizes of shovels can be used on thefront four shanks. The 7-inch shovel are standard,but spikes can be used for hard ground conditions.



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Weld't -Hilling Board RH

Hilling Moldboards [86095]

Front View - Hilling Moldboards Installed

3 1 86270RH Weld't-Hilling MoldBoard RH


6 4 HN.375 Hex Nut 3/8-16 UNC

7 4

secure with hitch pin clips.6. Flip the harrows into transport position and

back row.5. Remove the center shank assembly from the

in place of the shovels.front shank and right center shank of the Quadivator,4. Install the right moldboard. Fasten it to the right

place of the shovels.

shank and left center shank of the Quadivator, in3. Install the left moldboard. Fasten it to the left front

assemblies.2. Spread apart the center two (2) shank

plants.speed to prevent the hill from covering the small

Hilling smaller vegetables: Travel at a slowNOTE:

4. Maintain a speed which will not cover the plants.

as straight as possible.3. Begin hilling the row. Make sure the row is hilled

straddle the row.straight behind. Make sure the two moldboards2. Line up fully to the row with the Quadivator trailing

1. Plant your rows as straight as possible.Operation

center two (2) shank asssemblies of the Quadivator.1. Remove the shovels from the front two (2) andInstallation

LW.375 Lockwasher-3/8


1 1 86267 Instructions -Hilling Moldboard

2 1 86270LH

ITEMDefault/QTY.

PART DESCRIPTION

1 2 86321 Plate - Scraper End

2 1 86322A Blade, Replaceable, Box Scraper

3 1 86323 Channel - Box Scraper



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576

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Hilling Moldboards

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when you start your travel forward.

Irrigation Plow [86144]

4. Have someone secure the end of the hose or wire

plow.

- mounted to Quadivator FrameFront View of Irrigation Plow

Hitch Pole

3. Feed the hose or wire through the feed tube on the

2. Straddle the hose or wire with your ATV or tractor.

PlowPocket OnHitch

direction that you want to bury it.

1. Roll out the hose or wire on the ground in the

machine may result.tree roots. Damage to person or to

OperationThe irrigation plow can be used to install up to one inch(25mm) of irrigation pipe or wire and bury it up to sixinches (150mm) deep.

CAUTION:

with two hitch pin clips.7. Flip the harrows into the tranport postion and secure

6. Tighten the jam nut on the first pocket of the plow.

the hitch bolt.5. Secure the hitch pole of the Quadivator in place with

of the Quadivator.second pocket of the plow. Finally, into the back pocketplow, into the front pocket of the Quadivator; into the4. Slide the hitch pole through the first pocket of the

bolt. Do not overtighten.3. Install the coulter disc to the plow using the supplied

2. Remove hitch pole from the Quadivator frame.

1. Remove all shank assemblies from the Quadivator.

Installation

Do not use in areas with stones or heavy


1 1 86290 Weld't -Irrigation Plow

2 1 86295 Weld't -Coulter Disk, Irrig. Plow


4 1 HNY.75 Nylon Locknut .75"

5 1 HB.5x1 Hex Head Bolt 1/2-13 X 1



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Slide Quadivator hitch

4

3

2

5

1

pole through the pockets (2)of the irrigation plow.

Feed Tube Hole for pipe or wire.

Up to one (1) inch (25mm)in diameter.

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Support Arms

2. To fill or drain water: open the hex plug

lawn tractor.before hooking the Quadivator to your ATV or1. Install the lawn aerator to the Quadivator

ground surfaces.weight and better penetration through the lawn orThe aerator can be filled with water for extraOperation

4. Flip the harrows into transport position and

collars and allen screw.3. Tighten them into place using the bearing lock

side of the aerator roller.Slide them over the stub shafts located on each2. Install the support arms of the lawn aerator.

Quadivator.1. Remove back row of shank assemblies from the

tractor.you hook your Quadivator to your ATV or lawn

InstallationInstall the lawn aerator to the Quadivator before

garden tractor.before you hook your Quadivator to your ATV or7. Install the lawn aerator to the Quadivator -

the electric actuator.Quadivator. This may cause serious damage to

Do not try to lift the aerator to attach to theNOTE:

6. Tighten the jam nuts of the support arm collars.

ends of the rear bar of the Quadivator.

5. Slide the roller support arm collars over the

secure with hitch pin clips.

located on the side of the roller.

placing in storage.3. Drain water from roller when not in use or


1 2 86064 Bearing, Spherical - SA206-20G, w/ Lock Collar

2 1 86250 Weld't - Rotor -Lawn Aerator

3 1 86263 Plug, 1" NPT Hex -Nylon

4 2 86265 Weld't- Arm -Aerator

5 1 86267 Instructions -Lawn Aerator

7 2 88674 Holder, Bearing - PP206




11 2 LCT.3x25 Tie Wrap .06 x .3 x 25 in 120 Lbs-Black (not shown)

20



Lawn Aerator [86096]

4

Lawn Aerator5

3

1

10

2

7 89

Drain/FillPlug


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dribble from the manifold onto the ground.

Clean roller and tank after each use using clean water.

Connect ManifoldHoses to Tee.

storing. There should be no liquid in the lines whenstoring for the winter.

Flush system several times.

Clean hoses, manifold and tank of all chemical before

side arms with U-bolts. Make sure that the rollersupport is directly over the top of the roller beforetightening these U-bolts.

10. Connect the two halves of the clear manifold systemtogether using the 1/2-inch tee.

11. Install the manifold system directly under the rollersupport. Make sure the small holes in the manifold arefacing down to the roller. Secure in this position usingthe supplied tie straps. Do not let the tiestrap block the

7. Slide one end of the roller on to the roller support pin.

6. Install one roller support pin into the roller support rod.

the tank stand. Do not overtighten bolts.5. Install the tank stand side arms to the front support of

through each clevis.4. Secure the tank to the frame with a square lock pin

should fit over the center tool bar of the Quadivator frame.Quadivator. The front two clevises of the tank standof the tank stand fit over the back tool bar of the3. Position tank assembly so that the back (rear) clevises

2. Set the tank assembly over the Quadivator frame.

1. Flip the harrows over into their transport position.Installation

should be maintained between 4 to 5 mph (6 - 9 km/h).days without spray drift. For best results, travel speedpesticides, herbicides and liquid fertilizers even on windydistribution system that permits the application of

Secure in place with ties.the tee of the manifold system using a hose clamp.along the tank side. Connect the tank out feed hose to12. Route the tank out feed hose with the tee valve

holes.

Lawn Chemical Applicator [86092]The Lawn Chemical Applicator has a pre-calibrated

8. Install second roller support pin into the end of theroller and roller support rod.

9. Fasten the roller support assembly to the tank stand Operation and MaintenanceThe tank capacity is 10 gallons.NOTE: Make sure to get the correct chemical mixinginstructions from your chemical supplier.

Travel speed for the best results is 4 to 5 mph (6 - 9 km/h)

The Lawn Chemical Applicator can be used with liquidfertilizers. Remove the roller and let the liquid fertilizer

Route ManifoldLines DirectlyUnder RollerSupport



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SquareLock Pin

under tank.as shown, locate clips

ValveBall

Line

1/2 Tee

Vinyl Line

Vinyl

Strap Tank to Frame

Roller SideArms


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1 1 86195 Weld't -Tank Stand-Chem Applicator

2 1 86228 Tank Assy, Chem Applicator

3 1 86249 Weld't, Spanner Mount

5 2 CVT.625X.375 Tube -Clear Vinyl, 5/8 od X 3/8 ID x 20" long


7 4 HCGT.375 Hose Clamp, Gear Type, 3/8 Nom (3/8-7/8)

8 1 HFV0707 Ball Valve , Std Brass, 3/8 NPT Ports

9 2 HFW00606N HF - Straight, #6 NPT Male x #6 Hose Barb

10 1 HFW00808N HF-Tee, 1/2 NPT male x 1/2 Hose Barb-Nylon

11 1 HFW00906 HF-Brass Hose Barb, 1/2 NPT Female x 3/8 Hose Barb

12 1 HFW900806N HF-90 Elbow, #8 NPT Male x #6 Hose Barb -Nylon

13 2 HNY.375 Nylon Locknut .375"

14 6 LCT.04x11 Tie Wrap .04 x .17 x 11 in 35 Lbs-Black

15 1 LP.25x1.375 Lock Pin 1/4 x 1-3/8" Zinc Pltd.

16 4 LPS.25x2.5 Lock Pin, Square, 1/4 dia x 2.5" usable



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10

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7

12

1

7

5

5

3

13

6

15

16

Lawn Chemical Applicator Tank Assembly

- 2 inches wideMetal Strapping

Metal Strapping- 2 inches wide

B

7

5DETAIL A

SCALE 1 : 5

8

5

16

9

7

9

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SCALE 1 : 5DETAIL B

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assembly3

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5

9

86089 - welded

101

4

Lawn Roller Assembly

Tandem Disc [86300]Installation:1. Remove the shank assemblies from the Quadivator.

2. Remove the hitch pole from the Quadivator frame.

3. Set the Quadivator over the top of the tandem disc

subframe. Position so that the front hitch pocket of theQuadivator is directly behind the front pocket of thetandem disc frame.

4. Slide the hitch pole through the first pocket of thetandem disc and into the front pocket of the Quadivator.Continue sliding the hitch into the rear pocket of theQuadivator.

5. Secure the hitch pole and tandem disc together withthe hitch bolt.

Preparation:1. When the tandem disc is lowered into the ground,check the tires so they do not touch the discs.

2. In heavy trash areas, place the harrows in transport(raised) position to prevent plugging.

3. Be sure the tandem disc is leveled to the groundwhen in working position. Adjust by raising or loweringthe hitch clevis on the hitch tube.

on the fingers longer and the ground to fall through first.buried. This allows the potatoes or vegetables to stay3. Adjust the fingers closer if potatoes or vegetables get

ground gets hung up on the fingers.2. Adjust the fingers by bending them apart and down if

Moldboards [86095].1. Use the potato digger attachment with the HillingOperation

3. Remove the shovels of the center two shanks.

2. Spread apart the center two shank assemblies.

row of the Quadivator.1. Remove the center shank assembly from the backInstallation

results are achieved in lighter soils.used with the Quadivator Hilling Moldboard. Bestto ease harvest. The potato digger works best whenproduct rides up the adjustable fingers to the surfacedifferent root crops, eg. potatoes, vegetables. TheThe potato digger attachment can be used for manyPotato Digger [86098]

and secure with hitch pin clips.6. Flip the harrow assembly into transport position

shanks and secure with the supplied bolts and nuts.5. Span the digger attachment across the center two

that were removed earlier.4. Install the potato digger in place of the shovels -

installing the potato digger.NOTE: Loosen shank asssemblies to ease


1 2 86064

Bearing, Spherical - SA206- 20G, w/

Lock Collar

2 1 86263 Plug, 1" NPT Hex -Nylon

3 2 86265 Weld't- Arm -Aerator

4 1 86275 Weld't -Roller, Lawn

5 1 86276 Sheet, Instructions, Lawn Roller

7 2 88674 Holder, Bearing - PP206






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Electric Actuator

Hitch Pole

Tandem Disc Assembly

ITEMDefault/QTY.

PART DESCRIPTION

1 8 86064 Bearing & Housing - 1 1/4" ID

2 8 86301 Disc - Rear, toothless

3 8 86302 Disc - Notched

4 4 86305 Weld Assy - Disc Shaft

5 16 86308 Tube - Disc Spacer, short

6 4 86309 Tube - Disc Spacer, long

7 1 86310 Weld Assy - Tandem Disc8 1 88665 Decal-Quadivator Corp-1.75 x 8.5"

9 1 88666 Decal - Serial Plate Foil (1 5/8 x 3.00")

10 1 88667 Decal - Mylar Overlay, Frosted

11 4 CTS1.75x1.75 Tube Cap, LD Poly 1.75 x 1.7x (.083-.035)



14 16 FW.375 Flat Washer 3/8 Std


16 1 HB.5 x 4.5 Hex Head Bolt 1/2-13 X 4 1/2

17 4 HN1.25 Hex Nut 1 1/4 - 7 UNC

18 4 LW1.25 Lockwasher-1.25"


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Check thatcaps are

installed onthe ends ofthe tubes

Cultivator Extensions

mixing action of the soil and better weed orresidue control.

Installation:The Hitch Extensions are installed just aheadof the rear shank. Install as follows:

1. Place the extension arms in position on the

Quadivator frame.

2. Place so the extension arm is directly infront of the rear shank. Allow 1/2 inch(13 mm) clearance between arm and the rearshank.

3. Secure and tighten extension arm usingfour (4) U-bolts. Use (two [2] per side.

4. Fasten shovels to the shanks.

5. Position and tighten the shank assembliesto the end of the extension arms.

Operation:When using the extensions, reduce workingspeed to less than 4 mph (6 km/h) for a good

Note: Other shovels that are available from your Quadivator dealer.

Quadivator Cultivator Extensions[86094]


1 2 86027 Tine - S

2 2 86028 Shovel - 7"

3 2 86063 Bracket - S Tine Mount

4 2 86215 Weld't - Cultivator Extension Arm

5 1 86282 Instructions, Cultivator Extensions

6 2 CTS2X2 Tube Cap, Square, 2 x 2 x(.083-.134)




10 2 PB.375X1.5 Plow Bolt 3/8 x 1.5

11 4 UB.375X2.063X3 U-Bolt, Square, 3/8 x 2 x 5


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WARRANTY REGISTRATION Quadivator Cultivator

Please fax this sheet to (204) 239-4271 or mail it to:

Quadivator Inc.P.O. Box 11271000 6th Ave NEPortage la PrairieManitoba, R1N 3C5CANADA

Cultivator Model # -

Cultivator Serial # -

Purchased by (Name)

Address-

City

State/Prov./Mail Code

Dealer -

Date Purchased (D/M/Y)

Thank you!


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