Marker shear bolt replacement, Marker disk, Marker shear bolt replacement marker disk – Great Plains 3S-4010HDF Operator Manual User Manual

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3S-4010HD and 3S-4010HDF

Great Plains Manufacturing, Inc.

196-522M

03/28/2012

E

Marker Shear Bolt Replacement

Refer to Figure 89
The marker arm is attached to marker body with a pivot
bolt

and a shear bolt

. A third clamp bolt

acts as a

hold-down for the top of the marker shear base.

The shear bolt

is designed to fail if the marker tip gets

hung up on an obstacle. This prevents marker damage.

If the shear bolt fails, replace it with a bolt of identical
size and grade, or one of similar strength.

The supplied bolt

is Great Plains part:

802-589C HHCS 7/16-14X2 GR5

This is a

7

16

-14 x 2in Grade 5 bolt. If an exact replace-

ment is not immediately available, temporarily substitute
a metric bolt, M10x0.75 Class 8.8.

Equipment Damage Risk:
Do not replace the shear bolt with a higher grade bolt, or the
next obstruction may result in marker damage.

Note: Do not replace the shear bolt with a lower grade

bolt, or smaller bolt, or you may experience nui-
sance shears.

If conditions are causing frequent shears, keep spare
bolts in the storage holes of the marker shear base.

Before installing a new shear bolt, tighten the

5

8

-11x5in

pivot and clamp bolts (

,

) just until marker shear arm

moves with some resistance when pushed by hand.

Note: Repeat the above bolt adjustment step at the be-

ginning of each season.

Marker Disk

Refer to Figure 90

If grease-seal cap

for marker-disk-hub bearings is

damaged or missing, disassemble and clean hub.
Repack with grease and install a new seal or grease cap.

End of <maintenance topics>

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Figure 89

Marker Shear Base

22514

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2

3

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2

3

2

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Figure 90

Marker Bearing and Cap

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3

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