Yetter 6300 Coulter Cart - Manual (Page 19)

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OPERATION
ATTACHING IMPLEMENT
WARNING:
Be sure the attached implement is securely locked in the hitch of the cart
before operating. Failure to heed may result in personal injury or death.
WARNING:
Always install the transport lock pins when transporting at any time.
Failure to heed may result in personal injury or death.
The Yetter coulter cart is designed for use with 3 point mounted grain drills, planters and other integral /
mounted implements.
The implement must be equipped with a category II or III spreader bar with category II spread or the
implement must have a category II hitch.
STEP 1. Carefully back the Yetter cart to the implement. Raise or lower the cart to align the hitch of the
cart with the pins of the implement.
STEP 2. Secure the hitch locks with the 6300-102 pins and 7 ga. hairpins. Connect the adjustable top link
of the cart to the lower hole in the center anchor of the implement. Lock the jam nut when the leveling
adjustments are completed.
Proper operation of the implement requires the frame to be level from front to rear as well as side-to-side.
Refer to the manufactures of the implement’s operation manual for more instructions. During field
operation, the toolbar frame height must be controlled by the position of the drive/gauge wheels of the drill.
Always fully lower the cart and retract the lift wheels when seeding/planting.
IMPORTANT: Check clearance of the implement and the cart transport tires. A quick hitch may be
required when using certain implements to space implement from tires.
IMPORTANT: Yetter carts used with subsoilers/rippers are not to be used where rocks or other
obstructions are present and are subject to the following limitations; subsoiler no larger than 5
shanks, tractor not to exceed 280 flywheel horsepower.