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MODEL

PP-1200

3P.T. 12"

MOLDB

OARD

PLOW

(W/DEPTH

GAUGE

WHEEL

AND

COULTER)

"IMPORTANT:

THIS

MANUAL

CONTAINS

INFORMATION

FOR

THE

SAFETY

OF PERSONS

AND

PROPERTY. READ IT CAREFULLY BEFORE ASSEMBLY AND

OPERATION

THE

EQUIPMENT!"

LIMITED WARRANTY

Brinly-Hardy

Company

warrants

only

to the

original

retail

purchaser

that

this

product

will remain free

defects in

workmanship

and materials

under

normal

use and service

for

period

two

(2) years (NOTE:

ninety (90) days

for

commercial

or rental use)

commencing

with

the date of purchase.

Any parts

found

to be

defective

within

the

warranty

period

will be replaced,

with

proof

date

purchase

, at

Brinly

Hardy

Company

's expense.

Our

obligation

under

this

warranty

is expressly

limited

to replacement

repair, at

our

option

parts

which

are defective in material or

workmanship

within

thirty

(30) days

receipt

of the parts.

This

warranty

does

not

apply to damage caused by unreasonable use,

including

failureto

provide

necessary

maintenance,

nor

does it apply to any

transportat

ion or

labor

charges.

WE MAKE NO

OTHER

EXPRESS WARRANTY NOR IS

ANYONE

AUTHORIZED

MAKE

ANY ON

OUR

BEHALF

ANY

IMPLIED

ORBTATUTORY

WARRANTIES

INCLUDING

ANY

WARRANTY

MERCHANTABILITY

OR FITNESS FOR A

PARTICULAR

PURPOSE, ARE

LIMITED

THE

DURATION

THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. WE SHA LL

NOT

LIABLE

FOR

CONSEQUENTIAL

INCIDENTAL

DAMAGES OF

ANY

KIND

.BRINLY-HARDY COMPANY (502) 585-3351

MADE IN U.S.A.

"X"

FIG. 2

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LE "z"

I-..."':lo_-B

L...

.lr

~~a~~o~~~~~~

w~~

out

~->-rt-+'*-J"i~

ide

tread)

approx

. 30" Inside

dim.

between

tires.

Beam posit ion with

Tractor

Wneels

set In

(narrow

tread)

approx. 21" ins ide dim.

between

tires.

'HOLE

-Holes

x-x for Tractor.

equipp~d

with

8.00 x15" tir

··Hoies

z-z for Tractors

equipped

witn

B.OO

x12" tlr

...

ASSEMBLY

FIG. 1. Secure

lands

ide (A) to f rog (B), as

shown

with

two

%" x1"

plow

bo lts and

two

'W'

hex

nuts. FINGER

TIGHTEN .

Next,

mount

brace

(C)

between

moldboard

(D)

and

landside

(A). Secure

with

%" x1" p

low

bolts

and %"

hex nuts .TIGHTEN ALL BOLTS SECURELY .

Assemble

standard

assembly

(E) to

plow

bottom

ith

x2W'

land

adjusting

bolt

(F) and square

nut

(G) in place) and secure

with

"carriage

bolt

(H) and hex

nut

(I)

through

top

hole and Y2" x2"

plow

bol t and hex

nut

thro

ugh

reo

main ing

hole

in landside,

frog,

and standard.

TIGHTE

SECURELY. Pos

ion

beam

assembly

(J)

over

standard, as

shown

, and secure

with

two

W ' x2Y2" hex

bolts

(K),

lock

washers (L). and hex

nuts

(M).. TIGHTEN SECURELY.

FIG.l

FIG . 3 . A.

Insert

sta~dard

(1)

into

hub

fork

(2),

(with

forks

angling

downward).

Secure

assembly

with

the

5/1 6"

x 1W ' roll pin (3),

with

equal

amount

extend

ing

from

each side of hub .

sse

le hub (4) to

coulter

blade

(5), using

three

5/1 6"

x1" carriage

bolts

(6).

flat

washers

(7). and he x

lock

nuts

(8).

Attach

fork

assembly to

cou

lter

us ing axle (9 ), (

wit

square head insert ed int o the

hole

in fork)

through

ulter

hub .

Add

flat

washers (10) and

secure

with

cotter

(11 ),

bending

legs

of pin over to secure

assembly

FIG. 2.

Assemb

le beam ass.emb ly (A) to mas t (B), us

ing

(2 )

bolts

dli

ng square

tube

on mas t), (2 )

lock

washers

and

(2) %" hex nu ts IE). IF REAR TRACTOR

WHEELS ARE SET IN

NARROW

TREAD POSIT ION,

ASSEMBLE IN POSITION

SHOWN.

wheels

are set i n w id e

tread

position

assemble

sketched

in. (Se e w

idth

cut

instruct

ions

operat

ion

section

manual

). Inse rt mas t

spacer (F)

between

mast

upper

arms (in

bott

om hole),

secure

with

}fa" x2W' hex

bolt

(G), %"

lock

washer(H). and

%" hex

nut

(J ).

Assemble

lower

link

pins

(K) in holes x-x

mast

(for

trac-

tors

equipped

with

8.00

15"

tires or larger) or ho les z-z

(for

tractors

equipped

with

.00

12"

tires

Securewit

h %"

hex jam

nut

(l)

(outside). }fa" lock

washe

r(M), and %" hex

nut.

Mount

the

completed

assemb

ly to

the

left

side of p

low

beam

using

coulter

clamp

(12),

U-bolt

(13)

spacer

(14)

Insert

spacers

between

beam

halves

and secure

using

the

%" hex regular nuts

(15)

. Refer to

coulter

adj

ustment

for

proper

coulter

ing. T

ighten

nuts

securely

FIG . 4 . A.

Attach

hub

(1) to

the

gauge

wheel

(2), using

three 5

/16

" carr

iage

lts

(3), 5

/16

"plain

washers

(4),

and 5/ 16" hex lock n

uts

(5).

B. Insta ll t he gauge w hee l to th e

mount

ing brac ket (6) ,

usin g th e %" x

4W'

hex head bo lt (7).

one

%" plain

was

her

(8 ) on eac h si de of

hub

one

%" hex jam nut (9). and se

cure

w it h one %" lock

was

her

(10). and

one

hex nut (11) on

th e othe r side of the

mount

ing

bracket,

show

Attac

h the

assembly

to t he p

low

beam

tandard

(12)

w it h t he s

hort

bo lt (13)

and

secure

ith

lock

washe rs (14) and

hex

nuts (15).

PREPARING

PLOW

FOR

USE

The p

low

bo ttom m

ust

be cl eaned so t hat

dirt

w ill sl ide

off

the

moldboa

rd wi

thou

t st ick

ing.

W ipe

the

pol

ished

surface

h a rag soaked in

turpent

ine

, nap tha , or kerosen e. An

old

rick

or a pumice

stone

can aIso be

used

to remove t he

protective

coating,

but

ually

thi s is no t

necessary

if so il is

not

too

we t or st ic ky.

INITIAL

HITCH

AND

PLOW

ADJUSTMENTS

FIG.

5. Pr

ior

to usi ng th e p

low

, it is rec

omm

end ed th at it be

pre -ad j usted. This is acco

ished

by m

ount

ing

the

low

t o th e tr act or, and (on flat g round) raisin g and bl o

ckin

g the

side of tracto r six to

seven

inches.

(Thi

s s

ulates the

trac

tor

and p

low

in a p

low

ing

pos

ion

- rig

tires in furro w

wa ll and l

eft

tir

es on lan d).

Operate the

hitch

(raisin g and low eri ng the p

low

). Th e pl ow

hou

ld be fr ee to

con

tac

t t he " gro un d" in th e "

lowe

red or

fl oat" posit io n on

operat

ing lever.

ith

plow

raised

slightly

off

ground

, ad

just

the

lower

li nks

and

upper

lin k so the

plow

bottom

is level w

ith

t he

ground.

Place

the

hit

ch in

the

float

position

. THE

PLOW

SHOULD

REST.,.£9MPLETELY FLAT ON

THE

GROUND

.Next, read-

just

the

upper link so

the

back

part

the

plow

approxi

mately

" off

ground.

ign

the

plow

irect

behind

the

trac

tor

(upper li nk of

three

point

hitch

extend

ing

traight

behind

tr act or). W ith a

straigh

edge

(ch al k li ne, s

teel

bar

, 2 x 4. etc.).

extend

a li n e

from insi de

edge

of rig

fro

tir

e. th e inside

edge

of rig ht

rear t ire on bac k t o

the

plo w b

ott

om. Th is s

imu

lates

th e

furrow

ll. For t he p lo w t o c ut 12 inches w ide .

the

tto

sho uld reach

thi

s line. To reduc e

cutt

ing

idth

, loo sen th e

tw o " U" bo lts a

ttac

hing ma st to be,am and sh ift

beam

to th e

right.

increase

cuttin

g w i

h, shift to

the

left . N orm

ally

t he bo t

tom

should

be ad

justed

to cu t 11 inches to 12

in ch es w

ide.

The

dep

t h

gauge

whee

l, w

hen

prope

rly adju

sted

, w ill pre-

vent

low

fro

m go

ing

too

deep

w he n soh or w et sp o ts are

encountered

. For a co ntro

lled

6 inch p

low

dept h. set

gauge

wheel

approx

imatel

y 5 inches

off

groun

*Note

When

extreme

heavy

plowing

cond

ions

are

encountered

may

desirable

reduce

plow

t w idt h

rather

than

plow

depth.

order

reduce

tractor

loa

din

~~~

if9

-!j

f-=

"::::J

LOWER

LINKS

1 ,: ::

ho~~

6" to 7" I

(L.H. S

ide)

DEPTH

GAUGE

WHEEL

FIG

OPERATION:

Plow

Adjustments

WIDTH

PLOW

CUT -

ter

low

has bee n p

rop

erly

assembled

and

juste

accord

ing

to inst ruct io ns, w idt h of

low

cut

shou

ld be

approx

ima

te ly 11 inches to 12 inches

hen

R.H. rear

whe

el is r

unning

aga ins t fu rrow w al l. W idt h

of cu t is co

ntr

oll

ed by loos

enin

" bo lts an d m ov in g

beam

alo ng mas t. To red uce w id t h of cut.

move

be am to

righ

t. To incr ease w

idth

of cut,

move

beam

to l

eft.

See

FIG.

7 . NOTE:

When

extrem e or

heavy

plowi

ng cond iti o ns are

encountered,

may

desirable

to reduce

plow

idth

rather

than

plow

depth

, in

order

to reduce

tractor

To f

ind

best

width

of cut,

move

beam

to right

along

mast

bar

one

inc h at a ti m e

unt

opt

imum

cut w

idth

obt

ained.

DEPTH

ADJUSTMENT

- The

plow

point

pitch

suck

controlled

3-point

hitch

top

turnbuckle

link.

Shortening

upper

ink

will

cause

plow

to go

deeper;

lengthening

upper

link

will

cause

plow

to run

shallow

With

upper

link

ad-

justed

as in Fig. 5,

plowing

depth

should

5"-6

when

tractor

wheels

are

running

iously

plowed

furrow.

Al -

ways

readjust

gauge

wheel

after

changing

plowing

depth.

Loosen

two

bolts

attach

ing

plow

bottom

to standard;

turn

land

adjust

ing

bolt

clockw

ise

two

turns; ret

ighten

plow

bottom

attaching

bolts

securely.

Repeat

adjustment

necessary

until

plow

follows

correctly.

Plow

prope

rly

landed

when

running

clearance

between

lower

links

and

tires

approximately

equal

and

upper

link

extends

straight

behind

tractor.

LEVELING

ADJUSTMENT

When

tractor

running

in pre-

viously

plowed

furrow

, at

desired

depth

and

width

of cut,

stop

tractor

with

plow

ground

and

view

plow

from

rear.

Plow

standard

should

appear

near

vertical

from

round

. If

plow

standard

appears to be

leaning

the

right

, raise R.H.

hitch

link

turning

R.H.

lift

link

control

clockwise

, or

lower

L.H.

link

turning

L.H.

lift

link

control

counter-clockw

ise.

The

opposi

te ad

justments

would

apply

when

plow

standard

leans to

the

left

COULTER

ADJUSTMENT

Coulter

should

adjusted

slice

"-3"

deep.

While

making

this

adjustment,

the

coulter

limit

stop

should

also be

set

to prevent

coulte

from

swinging

into

plow

beam

bottom.

properly

adjusted,

coulter

will

be free to

swing

outward

lim

ited

amount

from

beam,

but

will

not

be free to

swing

in to

touch

plow

beam or

bottom

UPPER LINK

(Turnbuckle)

FIG.7

DEPTH

GAUGE

WHEEL

TOP VIEW

WHEN

TO PLOW -

Make

sure

the

ground

is in

proper

plowing

condit

ion

before

start

ing.

Never

plow

when

the

soil

wet

. If it is

too

dry

, it

wil

l be

difficult

for

the

low

penetrate

the

soil.

Avoid

low

places

, old roadways,

paths

and

other

plces

where

the

soil

overly

pac ked. Expect to

have

trouble

with

thick

sod

which

has

not

been

plowed

several years.

However

, by

finding

the

correct

setting

the

plow

and

hitch,

you

should

be able to do a

satisfactory

job

under

most

cond

itions.

igh

weeds

or grass

should

cut

down

with

the

rotary

mower

before

plowing

LANDING

ADJUSTMENT

- The

plow

bottom

w ill

react

imilar

to a

rudder

wh ile

ground

engaged

. If

plow

int

too

rom left of beam,

plow

will

tend

over

cut

and leave

aragged furrow

wal

This

cond

ition

can be read

ily

correct-

ed by

making

the

following

adjustment:

- LAND

ADJUSTING

BOLT. 4

TO BEGIN PLOWING -

This

plow

usually

works

best

at a

depth

appro

imately

one

-half

its w

idth

; i.e.

plow

"-7"

. To

turn

plow

int

into

ground,

lower

plow

ith

hydraulic

lift

lever

. Be

sure

lift

control

is in

float

position.

Note

: In

some

soils

may

necessary

shorten

t op

hitch

link

get

satisfactory

penetration

first

and

second

plowing

passes

After

making

first

two

plowing

passes,

adjust

top

tch

ink

that

landside

heel

runs

from

level to

)14"

from

bottom

offurrow.

See FIG . 8 .

After

the

dead

furrow

has

been

mad

the

plow

will

level

off

by runn

ing

right

tractor

wheels

plowed

furrow

Variation

plow

depth

will

affect

level

attitude

plow

(See

leveling

instructions.)

FURROW

FIG.S

CLEARANCE

LEVEL TO

"BETWEEN. LANDSIDE HEEL &

BOTTOM FURROW.

Layout

your

field

to be

plowed,

and if poss

ible

make

rectangular

in shape,

about

three

or more t

imes

long

wide

Note:

is eas

ier

plow

few

long

furrows

t han

many

short

ones.

Leave

some

room

each

end

for

turning

your

tractor.

Start

plowing

laying

off

dead

furrow

shown

FIG.

below.

,,,

---

_nn_

.-;

.....

111

~~==========~i)

)

1_ ____

-----

----

---

. I

FIG.9

Begin at

point

and

plow

furrow

the

end

you

plot

Fix

your

eyes on a

tree

some

istant

object

in line

the

iddle

the

plow

that

you can

guide

tracto

and

plow

straight

first

furrow

to po

int

" ,

te:

Al -

ways

lift

plow

before

turning,

and at

point

" ,

lower

again and

plow

dead

furrow

piling

the

dirt

top

dirt

from

the

fi rst

furrow.

When

you return to po

int

" X" and

start

your

real

plowing

with

both

the

tractor's

right

wheels

in th e

furrow

at po

int

" C", level

out

the

plow

the

top

hitch

link.

Plow

in a clockw ise

direction

, a

lways

lifting

your

plo

the

end

the

furrow

before

turning

SPEED - Do

not

plow

too

fast.

Move

steadily

along

that

the

earth

will

turn

over

and

not

fall

back

int o

the

furrow

; by

plow

ing

too

fast

you

will

get

uneven

plowing

job

and t he

dirt

apt

to be

thrown

instead

rolled

over.

BRICATION

Lubricate

coulter

and

depth

ga uge

wheel

least

once

daily

with

standard

type

grease

gun.

Note

When

putting

plow

away

always

wipe

polis

he d

surface

and

coulter

blade

with

grease

oil

preve

rust

replace

badly

worn

plow

After

plow

ing

few

rounds, it is

suggested

check

and

tighten

all bo

lted

connect

ions

plow

coulter

and

frame

PLOW ING

DIFFICU

LT IES AN D

REMEDI

POSSIBLE CAUSE OR CONDITION

SLOW

GROUND

ENTRY-

Improper

Upper

Link

Adjustment

Badly

worn

Plow

Ground

extremely

dry and hard due to lack of

moisture

PLOW

CROWDING

Improper

Landing

UNEVEN

PLOWING

DEPTH

Extreme variation in

soil

tex

ture

and

/or

moistu

low

rides up in harder,

dryer

so il

Plow

won

't stay

down

-runs

shallow

Plow

goes

too

deep

PLOW

BOTTOM

WON'T

SCOUR

New

bottom

or rusted

bottom

REMEDY

Shorten

Upper

Lin k

one

two

turns

at a

time

See

Depth

justment

Replace w

ith

new

Add

add

ional

ight

tractor

or wa it

until

soil

condit

ions

are

sui

table

for

plowing.

See

Landing

justment

See

Depth

Adjustment

Reduce

Tractor

speed

in hard

spots

Check

depth

adjustment

See

Depth

Adjustment

Clean

bottom

with

rag

soaked

turpentine

, nap

tha

kerosene.

Old

ick

pumice

can

also

be used to

polish

bottom

. Rub

with

rag

soaked

oil

and

dipped

sand.

Clean

bottoms

frequently

during

use

unt

il pol ish is

obtained.

2or 3

\,.

.@'

ORDER

PA RTS:

Brinly- Hardy Co.

P. O. Box

1116

lou

isville

, Ky.

40201

(50 2) 58

5·

33 51

- 6

='"

III

4~/jr~

PARTS

LIST

REF. REF.

NO. PART NO , DESCR IP

TION

NO. PAR T NO.

DESCRIPTION

B-1674P

Nut. hex lock, 5

/16"

25 P-372 P " U" bolt,

coulter

2B-724P-01 Pin, low er li nk (PP-1200 ) 26

P-373-

Mast

assemb

ly (PP-12 10)

3 B-2022P-01 Pin, lower lin k (PP-1230 ) 27 P-387-01

Coulter

lamp

-264-10

Gauge

wheel

28 1

M1640P

Bolt, hex, y," x2 y,"

5 D-128P l ube

fit

ti ng, 5

/16

" 29 1

M2040P

Bolt, hex, %" x 2 y,"

6 P-172P Carriage bolt blan k, %" 30 1

M2048P

Bolt, hex, %" x

7P-

250

AHub 31 1

M2072P

Bolt, hex, %" x 4Y

8 P

-265-

Fork assembly 32 10 M1 01 2 P Bolt,

carr

iage , 5

/16"

x %"

9 P

-269

-10

Coulter

standard

10M1624P

Bolt,

carr

iage ,

y,"

x 1y,"

10 P-2 70 Drive pin, 5/

16"

34 1

5M1216P

Bolt,

plow

x 1"

11 P-272- 10

Coult

er blade 35 15 M 14 16P

Bolt

, pl ow, 7/ 16 " x l "

12 P

-273

Frog 36 15

M1632

P Bolt,

plo

w, Yi' x

13 P

-276

Share , 12 " 37

30M

1200 P Nut, hex,

¥S

14 P-2 79

Moldboard

12"

30M1400P

Nut

, hex , 7/1

15 P-2

85-10

Brace,

moldboard

30M1600P

Nut, hex, y,"

16 P-2

87-10

lands

ide

assembly

40 30 M20 00 P Nut. hex , %"

17 P

·328

-01

Spacer

(bushi ng) 41 31

M2000P

Nut, hex jam , %"

18 P-

330P

" U"

bolt

, (long)

35 M2000 P Nut, square,%"

19 P-331-10 Beam

assemb

ly 43

40M1600P

Washer

, lock, y,"

-335-

10 Mas t assem bl y (PP-1200)

40M2000P

Washer

lock

, %"

2 1 P-340 -10 Standard

45M1111

Washer,

pla in , 5

/16"

P-343-10

Mount

ing bracket - gauge

whee

45M2

12 1P

Washe

r, plain, %"

23 P-367P " U" bolt. (short)

420P Pin, cotter, Ye' x 1

24 P-370 P-01 Beam

spacer

(bu

shin

g) 48

8-4685

l ogo Decal

L- 10 4 4 - 1

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