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Connecting to the Tractor<br />

Adjustable Length<br />

Drawbar<br />

Tension Spring<br />

and Chain<br />

Hitch Height<br />

Adjustment Holes<br />

and<br />

Attaching Bolts<br />

When the hitching set-up is correct, raise the<br />

sprayer with the tractor linkage, remove the locking<br />

pin from the folding support stand and swing the<br />

stand up to the transport position. Reinstall the pin<br />

in the upper hole and secure it with the ‘R’ clip.<br />

PTO Shaft<br />

Support Hook<br />

Sprayer<br />

TPL Frame<br />

Reversible<br />

Swivel Hitch<br />

SPRAYER HITCH AND SUPPORT STAND<br />

Locking Pin<br />

and<br />

‘R’ Clip<br />

Folding<br />

Support Stand<br />

Hitching to the Tractor<br />

The sprayer TPL (three point linkage) frame should<br />

be level when the sprayer main frame is horizontal<br />

and the tractor three point linkage is at a suitable<br />

operating height. The sprayer main frame is<br />

horizontal when supported by the folding leg on<br />

level ground.<br />

Connect the sprayer TPL frame to the tractor<br />

linkage using the linkage pins supplied with the<br />

sprayer. Set the tractor linkage to the required<br />

operating height. Adjust the height of the swivel<br />

hitch at the front of the sprayer so that the TPL<br />

frame is approximately level.<br />

The height of the sprayer hitch can be adjusted by<br />

removing the four attaching bolts and installing it in<br />

the high, mid or low position. The range of<br />

adjustment can be further extended by rotating the<br />

hitch whilst unbolted so that the tongue is either to<br />

the top or the bottom. Ensure that the attaching<br />

bolts are securely tightened.<br />

The length of the drawbar on the TPL frame should<br />

be adjusted so that the swivel hitch is<br />

approximately mid-way between the tractor rear<br />

axle and the sprayer axle to provide the best<br />

turning geometry. To adjust the length of the<br />

drawbar remove the two horizontal bolts and slide<br />

it to align with one of the three bolt positions. After<br />

adjusting re-install the bolts and securely tighten.<br />

The tension spring supports the TPL frame when it<br />

is disconnected from the tractor to facilitate<br />

hitching. The length of the chain should be set so<br />

that the TPL frame is approximately level when<br />

disconnected from the tractor.<br />

Connecting the PTO Shaft (PTO Model Only)<br />

The sprayer TPL frame should be set so the PTO<br />

shaft is approximately horizontal when attached to<br />

the tractor to minimise the joint angles.<br />

Clean and grease the splines on the tractor and<br />

sprayer PTO stub shafts and install the PTO shaft<br />

making sure that the spring loaded locking pins<br />

engage in the grooves of both stub shafts.<br />

Ensure that the tractor’s PTO shaft guard is<br />

attached to the tractor.<br />

The ‘U’ shaped hook on the sprayer TPL frame is<br />

used to support the PTO shaft when it is<br />

disconnected from the tractor.<br />

Note: Upon delivery of a new sprayer it is the<br />

selling dealer’s responsibility to install and set the<br />

PTO shaft to the correct length. The following<br />

information is provided for reference.<br />

The telescoping tubes must overlap by at least 1/3<br />

their length, but not less than 150mm, in all<br />

possible operating positions and there must be at<br />

least 25mm telescopic movement remaining at the<br />

minimum operating length, refer diagram below.<br />

If the PTO shaft has to be shortened cut equal<br />

amounts from both male and female shafts and<br />

safety covers. Carefully remove all burrs then<br />

clean and relubricate before reassembling.<br />

PTO SHAFT LENGTH<br />

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