PARTS LIST

AND

INSTRUCTIONS

2 SECTION CULTIVATOR

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WHEEL HORSE
. lawn & garden tractors 67-34CM01
 9 CLAMP ASSEMBLIES

FRONT FRAME ~
6 REAR FRAME

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9 BOLTS 9 NUTS

'9 SHOVELS 2 SHORT 7 .LONG

STANDARDS STANDARDS

FIG. 1. Complete Cultivator Package

DESCRIPTION ASSEMBLY
SHOVELS & STANDARDS
The 67-34CMOI comes complete with everything
needed to mount on a 1973 long frame or any B or C Remove all parts from the carton and identify as
Series tractors equipped with a slot or clevis hitch. Use shown in Fig. 1.
on 1972 or prior long frame tractors requires the fol-
lowing special parts: Attach the nine shovels to the nine standards
(seven long and two short) using the nine plow
bolts (#8) and nine %-16 nuts (#9).
PART NO. DESCRIPTION NO. REQ'D.

104650 Lift Rod FRONT FRAME ( Fig. 2, 3 & 4)

6739 Trunnion 1 To install the front frame to the tractor, first lower
933504 Hairpin 2 the attachment lift and open the mid Tach-a-matic
915663 Nut hitch. Working from the right side of the tractor,
slide the front frame under the unit aligning the
tractor's lift pin with the slotted hole in the front
As well as a slot or clevis hitch. frame (Fig. 2). Raise the frame into the hitch plates
and close the hitch (Fig. 3).

FIG. 3. Mid Hitch

Raise the attachment lift. Using four clamp assem-
blies (#3) attach the two short standards inside the
welded support bars. Install two long standards
outside of the tractor's running board. See Fig. 4
for correct spacing. BE SURE THE CLAMP SET SCREWS
FIG. 2. Tractor Lift Pin ARE TIGHT.

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 1972 AND PRIOR LONG FRAME TRACTORS
On older model tractors, hook the end of the
special lift rod (No. 104650) in the hole of the lift
bar pivot arm of the front frame assembly and secure
with a hairpin. Attach the other end of the lift rod
to the tractor lift bar with the trunnion and other
hairpin, using the nut to adjust the lift action by
moving the trunnion back on the lift rod.

OPERATION
For normal use the cultivator should be set to
cultivate 2" to 3" deep. This setting is usually adequate
for cutting weeds. Greater depths can cause the soil
to dry out.
FIG. 4. Correct Shovel Spacing Under extreme conditions when working hard soil,
pressure may be applied to the front shovels by rest-
REAR FRAME (Fig. 4 & 5) ing your feet on the frame. Weights may be added
to the rear frame as desired.
I·f the tractor is equipped with a slot hitch, insert
the tongue of the rear frame into the hitch and secure Decide whether to cultivate between the rows or
with the tool pin. to straddle them.

When a clevis hitch is employed, attach the rear
frame as shown in Fig. 5. Tighten the hex bolts on
the hitch until the frame is rigid with the hitch.
When straddling rows eliminate the center shovel
on the rear frame and place the two middle shovels
on the front frame on each side of the row. Do not
place shovels too close to the row or plant roots may
be cut.

FIG. S. Clevis Hitch

Install the five remaining standards using the five

remaining clamp assemblies. See Fig. 4 for correc!
spacing. BE SURE THE CLAMP SET SCREWS ARE TIGHT.

INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL (Fig. 2, 3 & 5)

After the initial installation and assembly, the
cultivator can be installed or removed easily, without
the use of tools.
To install the front frame, slide the front frame
assembly under the tractor from the right side.
Align the tractor lift pin with the slotted hole. (Fig.
2). Open the mid Tach-a-matic hitch. Raise the front
frame into the hitch plates and close the hitch
(Fig. 3).
Attach the rear frame to the rear slot, or clevis
type hitch.
To remove, simply follow the installation instruc-
tions in a reverse order.

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Parts available Authorized Dealers.

When list Part No. and
to without notice. I
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ITEM PART NO.
DESCRIPTION
NO. NO. REQ'D.

1 104443 Frame Front 1

2 8742 Frame Rear 1
3 1907 1
4 1911 Plate 1
5 909555 Set Screw Head 2
6 1952 Standard - 7
7 3358 Shovel 9
8 901636 Plow Bolt 6 x 1~ 9
9 915113 Nut 16 F on 9
10 7659 - Short 2
11 102832 Decal 1

PRINTED IN U. S. A. 9-75 Pil 747,748 Pa,t No. 803463