AGT Industrial AGT-TAS74-81 Tractor Rototiller Owner’s Manual

AGT Industrial AGT-TAS74-81 Tractor Rototiller

TO THE OWNERS

GENERAL COMMENTS

Congratulations for having this Tractor Rototiller ! Your Tractor Rototiller wascarefully designed and manufactured to give you years of dependableservice. Your Tractor Rototiller will require some minormaintenancetokeepit in top working condition.
Please observe all safety precautions and maintenance proceduresasdescribed in this manual.

BEFORE OPERATION

Thoroughly read and understand the instructions given in this manual beforeoperation. Refer to the “Safety Label” section, read all instructions notedonthem.

Do not allow anyone to operate his equipment who has not fully readandcomprehended this manual and who has not been properly trainedinthesafe operation of the equipment.

SERVICE

Please remember to use only manufacturer replacement parts. Substituteparts may not meet the standards required for safe, dependable operation.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

BEFORE OPERATION

1. The operator must read the operation manual carefully beforeinstallation, operation or maintenance. Improper operation will causethemachine damage or the operator death.
2. Read all the safe signs and safe declarations. Follow all the professional safe terms, local laws or the professional directions.
3. Familiar with the Tractor Rototiller about functions, specs and operation. Replace the to-be-damaged parts in time. Make sure all the hydraulicinstallations and couplings connect firmly, and all the safe signs stick onthesuitable positions clearly.

IMPORTANT

1. Operator should be familiar with all functions of the unit.
2. Make sure all guards and shields are in place and secured beforeoperatingimplement.
3. Keep all persons away from equipment and work area.
4. Dismounting from a moving unit can cause serious injury or death.
5. Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from power-driven parts.
6. Detach and store implement in an area where children normally donot play. Secure implement by using blocks and supports.

Always wear proper safety glasses, goggles, or a face shield whendriving pins in or out, or when any operation causes dust, flyingdebris, or any other hazardous material.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Operator Safety

►Wear protective clothing and equipment appropriate for the job. Clothingshould be snug fitting without fringes and pull strings to avoid entanglementwith moving parts.
►Prolonged exposure to loud noise can cause hearing impairment orhearing loss. Wear suitable hearing protection such as earmuffs or earplugs.
►Operating equipment safely requires the operators all attention, Avoidwearing radio headphones while operating machinery.

Tool Safety

►Inspect entire machine before each use. Replace damaged or wornparts.
►Check for fuel leaks and make sure all fasteners are in place andsecurelyfastened.

Maintenance Safety

►Maintain according to recommended procedures included in this manual.
►Disconnected the spark plug wire before performing maintenance.
►Stop engine before removing fuel cap.
►Use only genuine replacement parts of the engine manufacturer.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Wear Protective Equipment

►Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing serious injury.
►Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before disconnecting hydrauliclinesor performing work on the system.
►Make sure all hydraulic fluid connections are tight and all hydraulic hosesand lines are in good condition before applying pressure to the system.
►Use a piece of paper or cardboard, NOT BODY PARTS to checkforsuspected leaks.
►Wear protective gloves and safety glasses or goggles when workingwithhydraulic systems.
►DO NOT DELAY. If an accident occurs, see a doctor familiar with this typeofinjury immediately. Any fluid injected into the skin or eyes must betreatedwithin a few hours or gangrene may result.

Transportation and Storing

►Always shut off the fuel valve and engine.
►Always allow engine to cool.
►Store machine and fuel where fuel vapors cannot reach sour combustionlike, water heaters, electric motors, switches, furnaces, etc.
►Always secure the machine with tie downs or similar restraints whentransporting.
►The machine be stored in a manner that prevents it fromfalling, rollingortipping.

ROTOTILLER ASSEMBLES

housing

| TS-66-03-02| 2|
10A| Support – Gearbox
Shielding| TS-66-02-02-02| 1|
10B| Bolt| GB/T5783-2000| 3|
10C| Gearbox Shield| TS-66-02-02-01| 1|
11| A Frame| TS-66-01-03-01-00| 1|
12| Top Hitch Pin| TS-66-01-03-01| 1|
13| Bolt Ml020| GB/T5783-2000| 4|
13A| Bolt M1025| GB/T5783-2000| 4|
13B| Bolt M1025(4)M1030 (2)| GB/T5783-2000| 6|
13C| Bolt M1025| GB/T5783-2000| 2|
14| Gearbox Support Tube| TS-81-04-00| 1|
14| Gearbox Support Tube| TS-74-04-00| 1|
14| Gearbox Support Tube| TS-66-04-00| 1|
14| Gearbox Support Tube| TS-50/58-04-00| 1|
15| Floating Seal 723510| HG4-692-67| 1|
16| Snap Ring 072| GB/T893. 1-1986| 1|
17| Bearing 6207| GB/T276-1994| 2|
18| Pinion Gear| TS-66-02-05| 1|
19| Bolt M816| GB/T5783-2000| 4|
20| Gearbox Oil Plug (Dip Stick)| |

1

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21| Housing – Gearbox| TS-66-02-01| 1|
22| Bearing 6307| GB/T276-1994| 1|
23| Spacer| TS-66-02-04| 1|
24| Gasket Bearing Cover

（102^750. 5）

|

TS-66-02-03

|

1

|
25| Bearing Cover| TS-66-02-02| 1|
26| Breather Cap 5| | 1|
26A| Add Oil Bolt Ml61. 5| | 1|
27| Bolt M825| GB/T5783-2000| 16|
28| Side Drive Cover| TS-66-08-01-00| 1|
29| Gasket – Gear/Chain Cover| TS-66-08-01| 1|
30| Snap Ring Ext.| GB/T894. 2-1986| 2|
31| Output Gear Shim| | |
32| Input Gear| TS-66-02-09| 1|
33| Gasket-Driving Gear| TS-66-02-08| 1|
34| Drive Shaft| TS-81-02-10| 1|
34| Drive Shaft| TS-74-02-10| 1|
34| Drive Shaft| TS-66-02-10| 1|
34| Drive Shaft| TS-58-02-10| 1|
34| Drive Shaft| TS-50-02-10| 1|
35| Bearing 6308| GB/T276-1994| 2|
36| Bolt Ml030| GB/T5783-2000| 6|
36A| Bolt Ml225| GB/T5783-2000| 6|
37| Side Panel – Left| TS-66-01-04-00| 1|
38| Gasket – Drive shaft

（1511360. 5）

| TS-66-02-07| 2|
39| Drive Shaft Tube Housing| TS-81-02-01-00| 1|
39| Drive Shaft Tube Housing| TS-74-02-01-00| 1|
39| Drive Shaft Tube Housing| TS-66-02-01-00| 1|
39| Drive Shaft Tube Housing| TS-58-02-01-00| 1|
39| Drive Shaft Tube Housing| TS-50-02-01-00| 1|
40| Lifting Hook| TS-66-02-11| 1|
41| Oil Seal –            Drive shaft

tube housing40658

| HG4-692-67| 1|
42| Ring Gear| TS-66-02-06| 1|
44| Drain Plug| | 1|
45| Lock Nut M24l. 5| | 1|
46| O-Ring023. 63. 55| GB/T3452. 1-2005| 1|
47| Bearing 30306| GB/T297-1994| 2|
48| Snap Ring 072| GB/T893. 1-1986| 1|
49| Idler Gear| TS-66-08-02| 1|
50| Plain Washers 030| | 1|
51| Lock Nut M351.5| | 1|
52| Retaining Washer 035| GB/T858-1988| 1|
53| Bottom Gear| TS-66-08-04| 1|
54| Shim| TS-66-08-06| 1|
55| Snap Ring 0100| GB/T893. 1-1986| 1|
56| Gasket – Rotor（168

115*0. 5）

| TS-66-08-08| 1|
57| Bearing 6309| GB/T276-1994| 1|
58| Oil Seal 805012| HG4-692-67| 1|
59| Bearing Support – Left Side| TS-66-08-05| 1|
60| Rotor Support shaft| TS-66-08-07| 1|
61| Rotor Shield-Left| TS-66-08-09| 1|
62| Bolt M1235| GB/T5783-2000| 6|
62A| Bolt M1230| GB/T5783-2000| 6|
63| Bolt M21. 2535| GB/T5786-2000| 96|
64| Tiller Blade| 2-012.4 pitch 42. 4| 48|
65| Rotor Weldment| TS-81-09-01-01-00| 1|
65| Rotor Weldment| TS-74-09-01-01-00| 1|
65| Rotor Weldment| TS-66-09-01-01-00| 1|
65| Rotor Weldment| TS-58-09-01-01-00| 1|
65| Rotor Weldment| TS-50-09-01-01-00| 1|
66| Dust Cover-Right| TS-66-09-01| 1|
67| Rotor Support shaft – Right
side| TS-66-09-03| 1|
68| Oil Seal 624512| HG4-692-67| 1|
69| Bearing Support| TS-66-09-04| 1|
70| Retaining Washer| TS-66-09-08| 1|
71| Bolt 220| GB/T5783-2000| 1|
72| Dust Cover-Right| TS-66-09-02| 1|
73| End Cap – Rotor Right side| TS-66-09-07| 1|
74| Bolt Ml 035| GB/T5783-2000| 4|
75| Grease Fitting Ml 01| | 1|
76| Pin – Stand| TS-66-05-01| 1|
77| R-Clip – Stand| TS-66-05-02| 1|
78| Stand Bracket| TS-66-05-02-00| 1|
79| Stand Leg| TS-66-05-01-00| 1|
80| Skid Weldment| TS-66-06-00| 1|
81| Bolt Ml 690| | 2|
82| Tailgate| TS-81-07-01-00| 1|
82| Tailgate| TS-74-07-01-00| 1|
82| Tailgate| TS-66-07-01-00| 1|
82| Tailgate| TS-58-07-01-00| 1|
82| Tailgate| TS-50-07-01-00| 1|
83| Tailgate Chain assembly| TS-66-07-02-01| 1|
84| Side Panel – Right| TS-66-01-01| 1|
85| Gasket 2 (01190950. 5)| TS-66-09-06| 1|
86| Gasket 1( 150 1080. 5)| TS-66-09-05| 1|
87| Shim 2| T.04-02| 1|

DRIVE SHAFT ASSEMBLES

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

Check the unit before attaching the rotary tiller to the tractor to ensure thereis oil inthe top and side gear box. See Maintenance section for lubricant specifications.

Check the oil grease points before starting operationOil level: Top gearbox 1 1/2” from the end of the dip stick. When sitting slightly tilted forward, oil should at the bottom of the fill plug on the side gearboxcover. Grease: Right Rotor bearing, PTO shaft Cross & Bearings

Attaching to the tractor

1. With the Rotary Tiller on a level surface, back the Cat. 1 tractor so the tractor lift arms are
   even with the unit’s lower hitch pins. Lower or raise the tractor hitch arms until the 7/8” bushing
   in the arm is inside the clevis of lower hitch points. Be sure nothing is between the tractor and
   the tiller before backing up.

2. Insert the lower hitch pin through the lower hitch blocks and the tractor arm. The YCT series
   tillers have adjustable lower hitch blocks that can be slide to facilitate usage on larger tractors.

3. Secure the lift arm in place by using a 7/16” lynch pin or other fastener.

4. Repeat with the other arm.

5. Connect the driveline to the tractor’s PTO output shaft. Secure it in place.

6. Connect the tractor top link to the upper hitch point of the rotary tiller.

7. Start the tractor and slowly raise the tiller. Check for drawbar interference. Be sure that the PTOdriveline does not bottom out when lifting the machine to it’s maximum height. If it does appear
   that it could bottom out, it is necessary to shorten the PTO driveline. (See Shortening a PTODriveline section). Ensure that in the working position there is an overlap of a minimumof 1/3
   the length of each profile.

Shortening a PTO Driveline

1. With the implement attached to the tractor’s three point hitch, and the PTO driveline not installed, separate the PTO driveline. Attach the implement end to the implement and the other end to the tractor PTO input shaft.
2. Raise the implement by using the tractor’s hydraulic 3-point hitch to it’s maximum lift height.
3. Hold the half shafts next to each other and mark them so each end is approximately ½” from hitting the end of the telescopic profiles.
4. Shorten the inner and out guard tubes equally. 5. Shorten the inner and outer profiles by the same length as the guard tubes. Using a rat tail file, round
   off all sharp edges and burrs. Grease the telescopic profile generously before reassembling

Do not shorten too much, the proper overlap is a minimumof 1/3 thelength of each profile.

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

Caution: Slip Clutches may get hot. Do Not Touch. Keep the slip clutchareaclear of an material that may catch fire.

Slip clutches have adjustable torque settings. The torque setting varies with the different
compression of each spring. All the springs should have an equal amount of compression

IMPORTANT: Do not over-tighten the compression nuts as this may impair performance or causepremature wearing of the slip clutch.

Slip Clutch adjustments

1. Using a marker, scribe a line across the exposed edges of the clutch plate and friction discs.
2. Back off compression nuts to free friction discs by turning each nut exactly 2 revolutions.
3. Start the tractor and run the driveline at a low idle to slip the friction discs. This will remove the dirt, corrosion and surface floss from the clutch plate faces.
4. Disengage PTO, shut down the tractor and wait for all components to come to a complete stop.
5. Inspect the clutch and ensure that the scribed markings on the disc and plates have changed position. If any two marks are still aligned, this is an indication that these discs have not slipped. It may needtocompletely disassemble the clutch to free them up.
6. After ensuring all discs are free, tighten the compression nuts, uniformly, exactly 2 revolutions to resent theclutch original pressure

Working Depth Adjustment

The working depth is controlled by raising or lowering the side skids. If the skids are raised, the workingdepth increases. By lowering the skids, the tilling depth with decrease.

Tailgate adjustment

The tailgate can be adjusted to help smooth and compact the tilled ground. Release the chain and secure to the desired height.

Start up

After making the necessary adjustments, lower the rotary tiller until the blades are a couple of inches from the ground. Engage the PTO and slowly lower the tiller to begin working.

Removal and Storage

After finishing, remove the rotary tiller from the tractor

1. Put the PTO driveline in a safe location to avoid damage.
2. Clean and dry the equipment.
3. Replace any damaged or worn parts.
4. Check all bolts and nuts for tightness.
5. Lubricate and protect the machine from the elements

NOTES

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