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Install New Brake Shoes
Refer to Figure 118
Brake shoe orientation is with square hold-down bolt
hole on top, and “L”-shaped adjuster mount lugs
facing away from spindle.
35. Engage bottom web notch of shoe with backing plate
pivot bolt . Apply a thin film of Lubriplate® 110 or
similar to that part of the web which is near and
under the plate held by the pivot bolts. Engage top
web notch of shoe with cylinder rod clevis .
36. Loosely secure shoe to backing plate with shoe
hold down bolt , large flat washer , two spring
washers , and castellated nut . Do not install the
cotter pin at this time.
Note: The spring washers are slightly cupped. Place
them on the bolt with the concave (dished-in) sides
facing each other “()”.
37. Tighten the castle nuts until the spring washers
are flattened. Back the nut off
1
⁄
6
turn, plus enough
to align the bolt’s hole with notches in the nut.
Secure castle nuts with cotter pin .
38. Insert five backing plate studs through dust cover
and spindle weldment. Secure with lock washers
and
1
⁄
2
-13 nuts .
Re-Install Springs
Refer to Figure 119
39. With link arm toward front of cart, insert parking
brake arm assembly from spindle side of backing
plate, through lower slots in brake shoes.
40. Insert double-bend end of parking brake
a
spring
in hole at rear end of parking brake arm. Hook
single-bend end at small notch in forward arm.
41. At adjuster lugs (top of shoes), insert the double-
bend end of a brake shoe spring through the hole
closer to the shoe web. Hook the single-bend end
through the matching hole on the other shoe.
42. Hook the double-bend end of the remaining spring
through a lower round hole in a shoe web. Hook
the single-bend end through the matching hole in the
other shoe.
43. Place adjuster assembly on adjuster lugs . The
adjuster pawl is up and to the right as you face the
spindle. Secure with cotter pins .
44. Tighten pivot bolts to
5
⁄
8
-18 torque specification.
a. The parking brake feature is not used on Model NTA607 and NTA2007.
Figure 118
Install Brake Shoes
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Leave self-adjuster relaxed. It self-adjusts at first use.
Figure 119
Re-install Brake Springs
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- Operator Manual 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Equipment Identification 5
- Machine Record 6
- Introduction 7
- Using This Manual 8
- Owner Assistance 8
- Important Safety Information 9
- Wear Protective Equipment 10
- Use A Safety Chain 10
- Avoid High Pressure Fluids 10
- Minimize Radiation Exposure 10
- Handle Chemicals Properly 11
- Confined Space 11
- Tire Safety 12
- Use Safety Lights and Devices 12
- Keep Riders Off Machinery 12
- Transport Machinery Safely 12
- Shutdown and Storage 12
- Practice Safe Maintenance 13
- Safety At All Times 13
- Safety Decals 14
- Reflectors: Fluorescent Panels 15
- Reflectors: Red 15
- Reflectors: Daytime 16
- Reflectors: Amber 16
- EXCESSIVE SPEED HAZARD 17
- ROLLING HAZARD 18
- Danger: Crush (Marker) 19
- Danger: Electrocution 19
- Danger: Hitch Crushing 19
- Danger: Marker Crush 20
- Danger: Chemicals 20
- 848 758C 21
- Danger: Marker Pinch (Option) 22
- Warning: Shock Hazard 22
- Warning: Fan Hazard 22
- Warning: Moving Chain 23
- Warning: Wear Eye Protection 23
- Warning: Pinch Point 23
- Warning: High Pressure Fluid 24
- Warning: Confined Space 24
- Warning: Moving Gears 24
- Warning: Falling Hazard 25
- Warning: Hand Pinch 26
- Caution: Read Operator Manual 26
- Caution: Radar in Use 26
- Caution: Tires Not A Step 28
- Preparation and Setup 29
- Hitching Tractor to Drill 30
- Hydraulic Hose Hook-up 31
- Brake Hook-up (Option) 32
- Electrical Hook-up 33
- Beacon Operation 34
- Stow Wheel Chocks 35
- Heights and Levelling 36
- Marker Setup 37
- Operating Instructions 38
- Unfolding and Folding 39
- Unfolding 40
- Lowering and Raising Drill 43
- Lowering 44
- Transporting the Air Drill 46
- Tractor Requirements 47
- Transport Checklist 47
- Brake Operation 48
- Ladder Operations 50
- Hopper Lid Operation 51
- Lid Closing 52
- Tank Lid Operation 53
- Meter Doors 54
- Loading Hopper Materials 55
- 848-562c 57
- Operating the Hand Crank 60
- Air System Operation 62
- Air Systems Overview 63
- Fan Operation 64
- Marker Operation (Option) 66
- Marker Unfold and Fold 67
- Field Operations 68
- Field Operation 69
- Unfolded Storage 71
- Adjustments 72
- Setting Material Rates 73
- Find Your Chart and Rate 74
- Monitor Material Configuration 75
- 1-16 CH Wheat HRW Comment 77
- Parameter Value Comment 78
- Meter Rate Adjustment 79
- FINAL DRIVE 80
- DRIVING DRIVEN 80
- Meter Calibration 82
- Planting Depth Adjustments 89
- Adjusting Tool Bar Height 90
- Air System Adjustments 91
- Adjusting Fan Speed 92
- Diverter Vane Adjustments 93
- Weight Transfer Adjustments 94
- Frame-Mounted Coulters 96
- Frame-Mounted Coulter Force 97
- Row Unit Spring Adjustment 99
- Disc Blade Adjustments 99
- Disc Scraper Adjustments 100
- Seed Firmer Adjustments 101
- Fertilizer Tube Adjustment 102
- Marker Adjustments 103
- Marker Extension Adjustment 104
- Marker Speed 105
- Marker Disc Adjustment 105
- Troubleshooting 106
- Problem Causes Solutions 107
- Lift Lock Troubleshooting 109
- Problem Cause Solution 112
- Maintenance and Lubrication 113
- Maintenance Lift Lock 114
- Hopper Strap Maintenance 115
- Chain Maintenance 115
- Fertilizer System Maintenance 116
- Unloading Materials 117
- Material Clean-Outs 118
- Problem Clean-Outs 119
- Hopper Entry 119
- Contact Drive Re-Setting 122
- Hydraulic Maintenance 123
- In-Line Filter 126
- Brake Maintenance (Option) 127
- Air Brake Maintenance 129
- Brake Shoe Replacement 131
- Brake Drum Maintenance 135
- Mounting Wheels 136
- Test and Adjust Brakes 136
- Levelling Implement 137
- Marker Maintenance (Option) 138
- Seed Flap Replacement 139
- Beacon Maintenance 139
- 0, 1, 10, 50 140
- Cart-Implement Link 141
- Rear Lower Parallel Arms 141
- Rear Upper Parallel Arms 142
- Coulter Pivots 142
- As Required 143
- Seasonal 146
- Alternate Flute Sets 149
- Variable Rate Kit 150
- Tramline 150
- Row Options 151
- Seed Firmers 151
- Carbide Disc Scraper 152
- Specifications and Capacities 153
- NTA2007 North America Models 154
- 119.6 in. (303.8 cm) 155
- 188.4 in. (478.6 cm) 155
- Tire Inflation Chart 156
- Torque Values Chart 157
- Chain Routing 158
- Figure 132 159
- Figure 133 160
- Figure 134 161
- Hydraulic Diagrams 162
- Cart Hydraulic Schematic 163
- Fold/Weight/Lock Hydraulics 164
- Implement Hydraulic Schematic 165
- Lift Hydraulics 166
- Marker Hydraulics (Option) 167
- Figure 141 168
- Air Over Hydraulic Brakes 168
- Hydraulic Brakes (Option) 169
- Fertilizer Plumbing (Option) 170
- Appendix B - Initial Setup 171
- Changing Meter Flutes 172
- Scraper Installation 173
- Warranty 174
- Table of Contents Index 179
- Salina, Kansas 67402-5060 USA 180
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