Caution – Bolens 140-990A User Manual

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Attaching the Rotary Tiller to the Tractor

Before attaching your rotary tiller to your trac­

tor, be sure the rear wheels on the tractor are
all the way into the minimum wheel width.

Remove the draw bar assembly from the three
point hitch of your tractor by removing the two

cotter hairpins.

Adjust the tractor pull rods to 32V2" long. See
figure 43.

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4. Place the rotary tiller behind the tractor in the

approximate position shown in figure 44.

5. Attach the universal drive shaft to the tractor

power take off. Tighten set screw. See figure

40.

6. Start the tractor engine and, using the

hydraulic lift lever, lower the draft bars until

they line up with the pivot brackets. Attach
with washers and cotter hairpins.

7. Be sure the mounting bracket on the rear trac­

tor frame is mounted in the two lower holes.

8. Remove the tool tray on the rear of the tractor.

9. Adjust the clevis screw assembly to 12V4"

and attach the clevis end to the mast on the
tiller.

10. Attach the other end of the clevis screw

assembly in the second hole from the top of
the mounting bracket.

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CAUTION

Before operating your tiller, slowly
raise the tiller with the hydraulic lift.

The universal drive shaft must NOT
touch the transaxle gear case or any
other part of the tractor. If it does,
adjust your pull rods and clevis
screw assembly until it clears.

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