Design specications and features as described are subject to change without notice. BLU-JET is a registered trademark of Thurston Manufacturing Company, Thurston NE.
Main Frame and Primary Wings------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 165
Secondary Wings------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 166
Dual Wheel Lift----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 168
Primary Wing Gauge Wheels----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 171
Center Section Wheel Lift Linkage--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 175
Tongue Mounting------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 177
Tongue Linkage--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 178
Bolt-on Cylinder Lug--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 181
Primary Wing Cable Release---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 182
Hitch and Safety Chain------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 183
Jack------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 184
Hose Holder and Hose Tender-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 185
Turnbuckle Wrench----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 186
Hitch Storage------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 187
Manual Holder----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 188
Stagger Brackets-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 189
Primary Wing Linkage------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 190
Secondary Wing Linkage--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 191
Third Wing Linkage----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 193
Secondary Wing Latch Standard Wing---------------------------------------------------------------------- 194
Hose Holder Placement 60’------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 195
Hydraulics 60’ Assembly------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 196
Depth Control Parts and Assembly---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 201
Hydraulic Hoses 60’ Assembly--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 210
Hose Holder Placement 48’------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 218
Hydraulics 48’ Assembly----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 220
Hydraulics Hoses 48’ Assembly------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 222
Nurse Tank Hitch Single PKG00234------------------------------------------------------------------------- 234
Nurse Tank Hitch Single Low Mounting PKG00247------------------------------------------------------ 236
SuperShooter III Add-on Parts (66000136) Single Assembly------------------------------------------ 238
SuperShooter III Add-on Parts (66000137) Dual Assembly------------------------------------------ 242
Swing Adjust Gauge Wheel------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 246
Coulter--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 247
Shank---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 249
Spring Cushion---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 251
Light Kit & Slow Moving Vehicle------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 253
Light Kit & Slow Moving Vehicle 20” Row Spacing------------------------------------------------------- 258
Safety Tank--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 261
Depth Collars------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 262
Decals--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 263
Hydraulic System Charging------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 265
Folding Tool Bar--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 266
Row Spacing Layout------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 267
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AT6020
Introduction
Welcome to Thurston Manufacturing Company. Our goal is to provide
quality products and services to our customers. The company’s BLU-JET
products have a reputation for quality, excellence in design and proven
durability. Energetic, resourceful and continuous improvement goals in
Environmental, Safety, Quality, Production and Engineering keep our
rm at the cutting edge of technology.
We hope your BLU-JET equipment will give you years of service.
Read this manual carefully. It will instruct you on how to operate and
service your machine safely and correctly. Failure to do so could result
in personal injury and/or equipment damage.
SAFETY INFORMATION
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that, if
not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
The sign will have the color combination of red and white.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if
not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
The sign will have the color combination of orangeandblack.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if
not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
The sign will have the color combination of yellowand black.
NOTE: Indicates a special point of information.
Carefully read and follow all safety signs. Reinstall safety signs that
are damaged or missing.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
Right-hand and left-hand sides of the implement are determined by
facing in the direction the implement will travel when going forward.
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AT6020
Introduction
General Information:
The BLU-JET AT6020 Commercial Class Fertilizer Injection Applicator
achieves a new performance dimension for high acre, high rate applications.
The BLU-JET AT6020 can easily be congured for a number of operations
including Pre-Plant, Side-Dress, and StripTill applications with anhydrous,
liquid, dry, or dual placement fertilizer injection.
The AT6020 was designed to be used in combination with BLU-JET’s
Super 1200 Coulter, MaxPac 700 AutoReset shank mounting, residue managers,
SealPro disc sealers, torsion arm rming baskets and BLU-JET’s complete
line of shank mountings.
Warranty is provided for customers who operate and maintain their equi pme nt
as described in this manual. Warranty registration is accomplished by
the dealer completing and forwarding the WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM
to Thurston Manufacturing Company. It is in your best interest to ensure that
this has been done.
For your convenience we have four easy ways to register your warranty.
• Call our toll free number and ask for warranty registration.
1-800-658-3127
• Register on-line at: www.BLU-JET.com
• Complete and mail this Product Registration form to:
Attn: Thurston Manufacturing Company
Product Registration
PO Box 218
Thurston, NE. 68062
• Email a copy to: warranty@thurstonmfgco.com
Thurston Manufacturing Company Warranty does not cover the following:
1) Cleaning, transporting, mailing and service call charges.
2) Depreciation or damage caused by normal wear, accidents,
improper protection or improper use.
The Serial Number
is located from the
rear of the tool bar
on the right-hand
side behind the
Tractor side
Record your implement model and serial number in the space provided below.
Your dealer needs this information to give you prompt, efcient service when
you order parts.
MODEL NO.__________________________
SERIAL NO.__________________________
DATE PURCHASED___________________
tongue pull plate.
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AT6020
Dealer Checklist
To The Dealer:
Inspect the implement thoroughly after assembly to be certain it is
functioning properly before delivering it to the customer. The following
checklist is a reminder of points to cover. Check off each item as it is
found satisfactory or after proper adjustment is made.
PRE-DELIVERY CHECKLIST
1. All hardware properly tightened
2. Lubrication of grease ttings
3. All decals properly located and readable
4. Other adjustments for machine level height, etc.
5. Overall condition (touch up any scratches, clean and
polish)
6. Operator’s manual
DATE SET UP_______________________________
SIGNATURE________________________________
DELIVERY
Review the operator’s manual with the customer. Explain
the following:
1. Safe operation and service
2. Correct machine installation and operation
3. Daily and periodic lubrication and maintenance
4 Daily and periodic inspections
5. Trouble shooting
6. Storing machine
7. Thurston Manufacturing Company parts and service
8. Have the customer write the machine model and serial
number in space provided in manual introduction.
9. Give customer the operator’s manual and encourage the customer to read the manual carefully.
10. Completion and mailing of warranty registration form.
DATE DELIVERED__________________________
SIGNATURE_______________________________
MODEL NO.________________________________
SERIAL NO.________________________________
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To The Owner
Thank you for your recent purchase of a new BLU-JET
implement. The primary objective of Thurston Manufacturing
Company is to build and provide you with a quality product.
However, in the event that a problem does occur, it is imperative
that your warranty registration is on le in order to accurately
respond to your specic service circumstances.
For your convenience we have four easy ways to register
your warranty:
For your convenience we have four easy ways to register your warranty.
• Call our toll free number and ask for warranty registration.
1-800-658-3127
• Register on-line at: www.BLU-JET.com
• Complete and mail this Product Registration form to:
Attn: Thurston Manufacturing Company
Product Registration
PO Box 218
Thurston, NE. 68062
• Email a copy to: warranty@thurstonmfgco.com
This manual has been prepared to assist you in the assembly
of your new machine and contains information pertaining to
safety, operations and all of its parts. Our personnel in sales
and service are always available to assist you when questions
arise concerning the assembly or operations of your tool bar.
When ordering parts, please refer to part numbers and
descriptions as listed throughout this book. All parts and
whole goods will be shipped FOB Thurston, Nebraska. Or
FOB your regional distributor. Always check merchandise
immediately upon receipt for damage or shortage. Note any
discrepancy on carrier’s bill of lading and notify Sender within
10 days. Returned goods will be subject to a 15% restocking
charge. Thurston Manufacturing Company reserves the right
to make improvements and modications on equipment
without obligation to change previously built equipment. All
prices are subject to change without notice.
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Limited Warranty
Thurston Manufacturing Company warrants each new BLU-JET machine
primary framework to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period
of ve (5) years, normal wear of wearing parts excepted. Thurston Manufacturing
Company further warrants each new BLU-JET product to be free from defects in
material and workmanship, normal wear of wearing parts excepted, for a period
of one (1) year. All accessories purchased and resold by Thurston Manufacturing
Company will be warranted according to their respective manufacturer. Tires on
BLU-JET equipment are warranted through their respective tire manufacturers and
their network of dealers in your local area.
Warranty begins from date of delivery to the original purchaser and applies
to all new BLU-JET products that have not been altered and are being used for the
intended purpose. Negligence, abuse or modication of equipment manufactured
by or purchased and resold by Thurston Manufacturing Company will void this
warranty.
The obligation of Thurston Manufacturing Company to honor this warranty
is limited to the repair or replacement of defective merchandise, to the original
purchaser, subject to inspection of equipment in question by an authorized Thurston
Manufacturing Company sales or service technician. In the USA, freight of warranty
replacement parts including main frame centers and wings will be prepaid for a
period of one (1) Year by Thurston Manufacturing Company. Shipments of repaired
or replaced parts including main frame centers and wings after one year will be paid
by the customer.
Return of defective goods must be made within thirty (30) days of failure to
Thurston Manufacturing Company, Thurston, Nebraska USA or to the nearest
authorized BLU-JET Distributor or Rep Sales and service outlet.
Thurston Manufacturing Company will not be held responsible for any repair
charges made by customers without prior written consent and prior equipment
inspection by an authorized Thurston Manufacturing Company sales or service
technician.
This warranty shall not be interpreted to render liability for injury or damages
of any kind, direct, consequential or contingent to person or property. This warranty
does not extend to loss of crops, economic and/or commercial loss, loss because
of delay in crop production or any expense incurred for labor, supplies, substitute
machinery, rental or for any other reason. This warranty is subject to any existing
condition of supply, which may directly affect Thurston Manufacturing Company’s
ability to obtain materials of manufacture and delivery of replacement parts.
Thurston Manufacturing Company reserves the right to make improvements
in design and changes in specications at any time without incurring any obligation
to owners of units previously sold.
No one is authorized to alter, modify or enlarge this warranty nor its exclusions,
limitations and reservations. Thurston Manufacturing Company makes no
representations or warranties, expressed or implied (including implied warranties
of merchantability and tness), except for those set forth in Thurston Manufacturing
Company’s current applicable published warranty policies and procedures.
Layton W. Jensen, President 022398\mgmt
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AT6020
Safety
RECOGNIZE SAFETY INFORMATION
• This is the safety-alert symbol. When you see his symbol on your machine or in this manual, be alert to the potential for personal injury. Follow recommended
precautions and safe operating practices.
FOLLOW SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Carefully read all safety messages in this manual and
on your machine safety signs. Keep safety signs in good
condition. Replace missing or damaged safety signs.
• Learn how to operate the machine and how to use
controls properly.
• Do not let anyone operate without instruction.
• Keep your machine in proper working condition.
• Unauthorized modication to the machine may
impair the function and/or safety and affect machine life.
PROTECT CHILDREN AND BYSTANDERS
• Before you back, LOOK CAREFULLY behind for
children.
• Clear area of children, pets and bystanders.
HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
Adopt safe driving practices:
• Keep the brake pedals latched together at all times.
NEVER USE INDEPENDENT BRAKING WITH MACHINE
IN TOW AS LOSS OF CONTROL AND/OR UPSET OF
UNIT CAN RESULT.
• Always drive at a safe speed relative to local
conditions and ensure that your speed is low enough
for a emergency stop to be safe and secure. Keep
speed to a minimum.
• Reduce speed prior to turns to avoid the risk of
overturning.
• Avoid sudden uphill turns on steep slopes.
• Always keep the tractor or towing vehicle in
gear to provide engine braking when going downhill.
Do not coast.
• Do not drink and drive.
• Comply with state and local laws governing highway
safety and movement of farm machinery on public roads.
• Use approved accessory lighting and necessary
warning devices to protect operators of other vehicles
on the highway during daylight and nighttime transport.
• The use of ashing amber lights is acceptable in most
localities. However, some localities prohibit their use.
Local laws should be checked for all highway lighting
and marking requirements.
• When driving the tractor and equipment on the road
or highway under (20 mph max.) (32 kmph max.) at night or
during the day, use ashing amber warning lights
and a slow moving vehicle (SMV) identication emblem.
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Safety
HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
• Plan your route to avoid heavy trafc.
• Be a safe and courteous driver. Always yield to oncoming
trafc in all situations, including narrow bridges,
intersection, etc.
• Be observant of bridge loading ratings. Do not cross
bridges rated lower than the gross weight at which you
are operating.
• Always operate equipment in a position to provide
maximum visibility at all times. Makes allowances for
increased length and weight of the equipment when
making turns, stopping the unit, etc.
TRANSPORT SAFETY
• A safety chain will help control drawn equipment
should it accidentally separate from the drawbar.
• Attach the chain to the tractor drawbar support or
other anchor location. Provide only enough slack in
the chain to permit turning.
• Use hydraulic cylinder transport lockup during road
transportation.
• Maximum road speed is 20 m.p.h.
AVOID HIGH PRESSURE FLUIDS
• Escaping uid under pressure can penetrate the skin
causing serious injury.
• Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before
disconnecting hydraulic or other lines. Tighten all connections before applying pressure.
• Search for leaks with a piece of cardboard.
• Protect hands and body from high pressure uids.
• If an accident occurs, see a doctor immediately.
DISPOSE OF FLUIDS PROPERLY
• Improperly disposing of uids can harm the
environment and ecology. Before draining any
uids, contact your local environmental agency
for the proper waste disposal methods.
• Use proper container when draining uids. Do
not use food or beverage containers that may mislead someone into drinking from them.
• DO NOT pour oil into the ground, down a drain, or
into a stream, pond, or lake. Observe relevant environmental protection regulations when disposing
of oil and other harmful waste.
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Safety
Observe Safety Signs
AP 2234-7-98
AP 2483-8-98
AP 2914
AP 222 8-90
AP 2469-7-98
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AT6020
Safety Decals
AP2972
AP2227
AP2974
AP2973
AP2975
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AT6020
Operating Instructions
Hitch
NOTE:
Implement
hitch weights
are designed
to match
tractor size
ranges.
Check the
following
chart to
conrm your
particular
implement
specication.
Tractor to
tool bar
connection
1. The tractor must be equipped
with a drawbar and a draw bar safety chain clevis. For
rigid frame tractors equipped
with swinging drawbar, the
drawbar must be located in a
xed position in the center of
the tractor. Refer to your
tractor operators manual for
drawbar adjustment and
drawbar operating instructions.
Engine
Category
2. Before connecting the tool bar to the tractor drawbar, raise the
tractor three point hitch (if equipped) to prevent interference between the implement and the tractor.
Connect the tool bar to tractor drawbar ONLY. DO NOT connect
the tool bar to any other part of the tractor. Connect the tool bar
clevis to the tractor drawbar with hitch pin. Install the safety chain through the tractor drawbar support bracket.
I
II
III
IV
HP Range
20
40
80
100
47
133
227
400
Generic Photo
Drawbar
Vertical Load Pounds
731
1,236
2,248
4,777
1,405
3,597
5,957
10,341
Safety
hitch pin
Safety
chain
3. Always use a safety hitch pin of the correct diameter. Make sure
that the hitch pin is locked in place with a safety type lock pin or
other locking device.
4. Always use a safety chain between the toolbar and the tractor.
Install the chain to the tractor drawbar support bracket. Support
the center of the chain with a clevis installed to the tractor
drawbar.
WARNING: In case the tractor hitch pin is lost during transport-
WARNING
ing. The safety chain must be attached between the implement
and tractor to prevent separated implement from running freely
and causing damage or injury.
WARNING: Do not move articulated tractor steering wheel
WARNING
until everyone is clear of the equipment. Moving the steering
wheel can swing or move attached equipment which could
cause serious personal injury.
WARNING: Tractor drawbar must be in a xed position before
WARNING
transporting implement. Implement will sway or slam against
tractor resulting in equipment damage or injury to personnel.
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Operating Instructions
Remote
hydraulic
NOTE:
Always
connect the
hoses so
the toolbar
raises when
the tractor
remote control lever is
moved rearward and
lowers when
the lever
is moved
forward.
Remote
hydraulic
5. Connect the toolbar hydraulic
hoses to the tractor remote
couplers. The 1/2” hoses
supply oil to the toolbar lift
cylinders. The 3/8” hoses supply oil to the wing fold
cylinders.
6. It may be necessary to tie
the hydraulic hoses up to
keep them away from the
hitch area. A tarp strap around the hoses and between the two point arms
works well.
WARNING
WARNING: Hydraulic uid escaping under pressure can have
enough force to penetrate the skin. Hydraulic uid may also
infect a minor cut or opening in the skin. If injured by escaping
uid, see doctor at once. Serious infection or reaction can result
if medical treatment is not given immediately. Make sure all
connections are tight and that hoses and lines are in good
condition before applying pressure to the system. Relieve all
pressure before disconnecting the lines or performing other work
on the hydraulic systems.
Attaching
electrical
harness
Jack stand
7. Attach 7 pin electrical harness before road
transport.
8. Lower the jack and pull
ring on drop leg jack plunger and raise the sand
pad off the ground. Secure
plunger in holes.
I
MPORTANT: Always lower the
jack stand to the ground before
disconnecting the tool bar from the
tractor.
Ring
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Operating Instructions
Leveling
Machine
9.Before leveling the machine
the tire pressure should be
checked.
Inate center section lugged
tractor tires to 56 P.S.I. Maximum
Truck tires 95 P.S.I. Maximum
Before beginning operation of
this machine the main frame
must be level.
Place tool bar on level surface.
Use the turnbuckle wrench to
loosen the lower turnbuckle
jam nut. Adjust turnbuckle with
wrench until the main frame is
level front to back. After making
the necessary adjustment,
lock turnbuckle with jam nut.
Jam Nut
Main Frame
CAUTION
CAUTION: To prevent serious accident or injury
do not remove wing latch cable release mechanism. Wing fall may result during road transport.
10.Unlatch primary wing latch
with the cable release located
on the front of the tool bar
before unfolding tool bar.
NOTE: Cable must be free. Do not place
hydraulic hoses, EVA hoses or ties around
the cable.
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Operating Instructions
Leveling
adjustable
gauge
wheels
NOTE:
Adjust until
tool bar is
level
across the
entire bar
NOTE:
Coulter will
require
nal
working
depth
adjustment
in the eld.
11.Check tire pressure before
adjusting.
Loosen the two 1” x 4” Hex bolts
at the top of the adjust linkage.
Loosen 1” hex nut on inside of
threaded rod. Turn 1” hex nut
on outside clockwise to lower
wing and counter clockwise to
raise wing. Secure both nuts on
threaded rod against cylinder
lug adjust. Tighten
1” x 4” hex cap screws after
wheel adjustment.
Tighten one inch
hex nuts after
wheel adjustment.
Cylinder lug adjust
One Inch hex nut
14
Pin adjust
gauge
wheel
Depth
collars
12. Adjust pin adjust gauge wheel
to level position with the
hydraulic gauge wheel.
13. Install equal lengths of cylinder
depth collars to the right and left
hand center section wheel lift
cylinders.
NOTE: Unequal depth collar installation
may result in wheel lift linkage damage.
AT6020
Operating Instructions
LOCKED POSTION
DEPTH ADJUSTMENT
1. One complete revolution equals 1/2” of
depth increase.
LOCKING DEPTH ADJUSTMENT
LINKAGE
1. Rotate depth control adjuster latch
over handle and lock in place with
(27) (BP3376) 1/4” x 2” wire retaining
pin.
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Operating Instructions
Nurse tank
hitch
NOTE:
Periodically
check Latch
mechanism to
ensure proper
latching in the
extended
position.
Secondary
wing latch
14. Nurse tank hitch can be
retracted and moved from
side to side for easy hookup.
Hitch will automatically lock
in the extended position.
WARNING
Pinch point
To prevent Injury
Keep hands clear
when extending or
retracting the swing
slide insert
15. Mechanism must swing
freely in order to operate
properly. Installed position
must be squared with frame
to allow maximum freedom
of movement. Keep soil and
debris from area to allow
maximum movement.
16
Latch in open position
before wing is folded
Cylinder rod
maintenance
NOTE: After seasonal storage,
check wing latch for freedom of
movement.
16. All exposed cylinder rods
should be greased before
seasonal storage to prevent
rusting.
Remove depth collars and
lubricate exposed cylinder
rods.
AT6020
Operating Instructions
Lug Nut
Torque
Lubrication
Zerks
Zerk
17. Lug nut Torque
1. Check every hour rst four
hours.
2. Check every four hours to
rst twenty hours.
3. Check once every fty hours
thereafter.
17. Lubrication
• Grease all zerks daily
• Grease coulters daily
Lift Wheel Pivot Zerk
(Torque 150-180 ft. lbs.)
Zerk
Wing Linkage
Zerk
Wing Hinges
Zerk
Under
Hitch
Zerks On Wing Gauge
Wheel Pivot
(Torque 100 ft./lbs.)
Zerk
Wing Linkage
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Lubrication
Operating Instructions
Zerks On Wing Gauge
Wheel Pivot
(Torque 100 ft./lbs.)
Zerks On Linkage
And Hinge
Coulter
pivot shaft
lubrication
Coulter
hub
lubrication
Emergency
water tank
operation
and
maintenance
18. Grease all coulter arm pivots.
19. The plug on the coulter hub
can be removed. A zerk can
be installed. Hub and spindle
assembly should be greased
twice seasonally.
20. emergency water tank/toolbox.
Change water daily to provide
fresh clean water to ush
exposed skin or eyes. Drain water daily in cold
temperatures to prevent
freezing and bursting tank.
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Anhydrous Ammonia Operating Instructions
Attend Anhydrous Ammonia Safety Training Class Provided By Your
Dealer Before Operating this equipment .
Operator protection
Because of the hazards associated
with handling Anhydrous Ammonia,
operators must use proper protective
equipment. Minimum equipment includes
tight-tting chemical-proof goggles,
long cuff rubber gloves, heavy-duty
long sleeved shirt. In case of exposure,
have a minimum of 5 gal`s of ushing
water available at all times.
Checking System
With personal protective equipment in
place, visually inspect the tool bar and system components for integrity, includes
hoses that may be subject to inadvertent contact with structural surfaces resulting in
premature exterior hose deterioration.
Tank Connection
Body Guard
NOTE: A light application
of oil maybe applied to the
break away coupler mating.
Hooking Up Nurse Tank
With personal protective equipment in place, hitch the nurse tank to the tool bar using
a keyed hitch pin. Afx wagon tongue safety chains securely to Nurse tank chain loops
provided.
Break Away
Carefully hand tighten the nurse tank supply hose connection. Position hose to allow
unobstructed movement in case of Nurse Tank break away. Do not allow supply hose
to contact surfaces that may cause abrasion or wear including sharp corners, soil or
roads.
With personal protective equipment in place, conrm the functional operation of the
break away coupler on a daily basis. First bleed pressure off of tank supply hose and
1-1/4” quick coupler using the bleed valves provided.
Sharply pull on the tank supply hose. The coupler mechanism should release under
these forces. Visually inspect coupler for corrosion, foreign elements and proper
seating of mating poppets.
DO NOT transport equipment from eld to eld with tank and supply line valves open.
When immediately ready for eld application, beginning at the tank, and with personal
protective equipment in place, slowly open all supply line valves.
WARNING
WARNING: Position your body away from the bleed
valve exit hole to avoid contact with Anhydrous
Ammonia when bleed valve is opened. Contact with
skin will cause severe chemical burns.
WARNING: Avoid breathing ammonia vapors. Clear
WARNING
all personnel from the area before opening system.
Inhalation of vapors will irritate or damage respiratory
tract and lungs, resulting in injury or death.
Bleed
Valve
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Anhydrous Ammonia Operating Instructions
Disconnection Of Nurse Tank
1. With personal protective equipment in place, and beginning at the tank, fully
shut off the supply hose valves. If the supply hose is a tank wagon component
(as opposed to a tool bar component) an additional hand operated globe valve
shut off located between the quick coupler and the Heat Exchanger feed line
will signicantly speed up the tank wagon change process.
2. Clear all personnel from area except for the operator. While considering the
direction of the wind to avoid ammonia vapor drift toward the operator or any
other personnel, beginning at the tank, slowly open supply line bleed valves to
release pressure from the hose.
3. Physically grasp, lift and lightly shake the supply hose mid section to insure
total evacuation of ammonia. Once again, be wary of the wind direction.
4. Place the supply hose in a transport storage position, preventing it from
becoming entangled or in contact with sharp edges or abrasive
surfaces.
5. Always park and unhook the nurse tank on a smooth and level surface.
Block the wheels to prevent tank wagon runaway. High winds or uneven
terrain can cause unblocked tank wagons to move out of control.
6. Disconnect tank wagon tongue safety chains, hitch pin key and hitch pin.
CAUTION
CAUTION: Fifth wheel style running gear front axles may inadvertently
rotate in uneven soil conditions when the hitch pin is pulled causing the
tongue to come into contact and potentially injuring the operator.
WARNING
WARNING:Before maintenance is preformed on any part of the NH3
system, be sure the total system is bled off and all liquid is drained. Liquid
ammonia can remain trapped in system cavities, even when the system
has been opened to atmospheric pressure. Always assume that ammonia
remains in the system components and hoses at all times. Always wear
tight-tting chemical-proof goggles, long cuff rubber gloves, heavy-duty
long sleeved shirt and exercise extreme caution.
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Safety Decals
AP2972
AP2227
AP2974
AP2973
AP2975
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Coupler Operations
NOTE:
Read
coupler
operation
decal
(AP2974)
for safety
instructions.
Coupler release handle
Female coupler
Male coupler neck
Body Guard III
Feed-line to tank
Coupler bleed valve
Male coupler half
Check valve plunger
Connecting
DANGER
DANGER:
Always wear
protective
gear.
1. Stand on the upwind side. Close all
feed-line valves and inspect all
components for proper condition.
2. Relieve pressure in nurse tank
hose between male coupler (F) and
rst shutoff valve towards nurse tank
by carefully opening coupler bleed
valve (E). The Squibb Flo-Max coupler
is designed to re-couple safely with
pressure on the female coupler half
(B). CAUTION: Leave coupler bleed
valve (E) open for now.
A
B
C
D
Flow
Downstream
E
F
G
22
DANGER:
DANGER
Avoid
breathing
ammonia
vapors.
DANGER
DANGER:
Hazardous
chemical
under
pressure.
Disconnect
3. While holding and pointing the
hose and male coupler (F) downwind
and away from your person, depress
check valve plunger (G) with gloved
nger to ensure proper operation.
Wipe foreign debris from coupler neck
(C) with clean cloth.
4. Make certain BodyGuard III
is installed fully with slot oriented
around check valve plunger (G) to
protect against ammonia spray-back
during coupling.
5. Insert male coupler neck (C) into
female coupler half (B) as far as possible.
Then, while applying insertion
pressure, pull downward on coupler
release handle (A) to complete the
coupling process. Release handle (A)
after engagement of coupler neck (C).
6. Lightly pull on male coupler (F) to
ensure proper engagement.
7. Close bleed valve (E) and others if
open. Open tank and hose valves just
prior to applying ammonia.
TM
(D)
1. After closing all valves, bleed
pressure from male coupler half
2. Then, pull down on coupler
release handle (A) and remove
male coupler half (F).
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NOTE:
Mount
Safety Tank
after
machine
has been
folded to
avoid
hitting and
collapsing
tank
Emergency Fresh Water Tank Location and Assembly
Location of Nine-gallon safety water
tank/toolbox.
Change water daily to provide fresh
clean water to ush exposed skin
or eyes. Drain water daily in cold
temperatures to prevent freezing
and bursting tank.
In case of exposure to anhydrous
ammonia, open faucet or pull top
end of hose loose to ush exposed
part of body. Remove contaminated
clothes as soon as possible. Seek
medical attention.
NOTE:
Safety Tank
placement
will depend
on row
spacing
BOM IDQtyItem NoDescription
11PKG00040PACKAGE, 9 GALLON SAFETY TANK
21AP2137SAFETY TANK, 9 GALLON
2A1AP2137 TANK TANK
2B1AP2137 LIDTOOLBOX LID
2C1CP2577HOSE BARB, 3/4”MP X 3/4” HOSE BARB, POLY
2D1CP2471ELBOW, 90 DEGREE, 3/4”MP X 3/4” HOSE BARB, POLY
66BP3108HEX CAP SCREW, 5/16”-18 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED
74BP3002WASHER, LOCK, 3/8”, PLATED
84BP3001NUT, HEX, 3/8”-16, GRADE 2, PLATED
92BP3351U-BOLT, 3/8”-16 X 6”W X 7”L
101AP2215DECAL, BLU-JET, 3” X 8”
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Operational Guide For Various Residue Situations
BLU-JET StripTill Implement
Beans
(Soy or
Pinto)
NOTE:
Left-hand
and
right-hand
as viewed
from the rear
Coulter Blades
• 3”-4” Deep (make sure hub is not running in the ground)
• If blades are new or being used for the rst time in a season,
or if residue is hair pinning, sharpening each blade will assist
in cutting during the rst few acres of operation. After the
rst few acres, blades will self-sharpen
Residue Managers – Light pressure setting (particularly in light soils)
Shank depth – Minimum 4” deep from ground level (optimum depth
for fertilizer placement is 6”-8”)
Sealer Blade Position – Front holes on the sealer arm
Sealer Blade Pitch – Determined by soil type and season in soybean
residue
Sealer Blade Down Pressure – Determined by soil type and season
in this residue
Basket Pressure – Determined by soil type and season in this residue
Right-hand
Front holes
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Light Pressure
Setting
Front holes
Residue Managers
Left-hand
Front holes
Sealers
Torsion
Basket
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Operational Guide For Various Residue Situations
BLU-JET StripTill Implement
Corn
Grain under
250 bushel
(in one year
corn/bean
rotation or
corn/corn/
bean rotation
if not Strip-
Tilling beans)
For best results follow these operating recommendations:
• Leaving standing stalks in the eld when harvesting (about
knee high) is preferable to shredding the residue
• Row units on the machine should be operated between last
year’s corn rows (split last year’s rows)
Coulter Blades
• 3”-4” Deep (make sure hub is not running in the ground)
• If blades are new or being used for the rst time in a season,
or if residue is hair pinning, sharpening each blade will assist
in cutting during the rst few acres of operation. After the rst
few acres, blades will self-sharpen
Residue Managers – Heavy pressure setting
Shank depth – Minimum 4” deep from ground level (optimum
depth for fertilizer placement is 6”-8”)
Sealer Blade Position – Rear holes on the sealer arm
Sealer Blade Pitch – Blades should be even in pitch and backs of
the blades should be at least 8” apart
Sealer Blade Down Pressure – Determined by soil type and season
in this residue
Basket Pressure – Determined by soil type and season in this residue
NOTE:
Left-hand
and
right-hand
as viewed
from the rear
Heavy Pressure
Setting
Rear holes
Residue Managers
Left-hand
Rear holes
Down Pressure Kit
Sealers
Adjust Sealers
8” apart
Right-hand
Rear holes
Torsion
Basket
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Operational Guide For Various Residue Situations
BLU-JET StripTill Implement
Corn
Grain over
250 bushel
(in one year
corn/bean
rotation)
For best results follow these operating recommendations:
• Leave standing stalks do not shred the residue in the eld when
harvesting (about knee high)
• Row units on the machine should be operated between last year’s corn rows (split last year’s rows)
Coulter Blades
• 3”-4” Deep (make sure hub is not running in the ground)
• If blades are new or being used for the rst time in a season,
or if residue is hair pinning, sharpening each blade will assist
in cutting during the rst few acres of operation. After the rst
few acres, blades will self-sharpen
Residue Managers – Heavy pressure setting
Shank depth – Minimum 4” deep from ground level (optimum
depth for fertilizer placement is 6”-8”)
Sealer Blade Position – Offset (left blade in rear holes and right
blade in front holes)
Sealer Blade Pitch –
• Left blade should be set at nearly maximum pitch
• Right blade should be set at about half pitch when compared to
the left blade
Sealer Blade Down Pressure – Down Pressure Kits are recommended
for this residue situation
Basket Pressure – Running a basket is recommended for this residue
situation. Consult: Setting the Implement for eld
operation: pages
26
NOTE:
Left-hand
and
right-hand
as viewed
from the rear
Heavy Pressure
Setting
Residue Managers
Left-hand
Rear holes
Maximum
Pitch
Down Pressure Kit
Right-hand
Front holes
Half Pitch
Sealers
Torsion
Basket
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Operational Guide For Various Residue Situations
BLU-JET StripTill Implement
Corn
Grain under
250 bushel
(in 2+ years
corn rotation)
For best results follow these operating recommendations:
• Leave standing stalks do not shred the residue in the eld when
harvesting (about knee high)
• Row units on the machine should be operated 7.5” to one side
of last year’s corn row (RTK guidance recommended)
Coulter Blades
• 3”-4” Deep (make sure hub is not running in the ground)
• If blades are new or being used for the rst time in a season,
or if residue is hair pinning, sharpening each blade will assist
in cutting during the rst few acres of operation. After the rst
few acres, blades will self-sharpen
Residue Managers – Heavy pressure setting
Shank depth – Minimum 4” deep from ground level (optimum
depth for fertilizer placement is 6”-8”)
Sealer Blade Position – Rear holes on the sealer arm
Sealer Blade Pitch – Blades should be even in pitch and backs of
the blades should be at least 10” apart
Sealer Blade Down Pressure – Down Pressure Kits are recommended
for this residue situation
Basket Pressure – Determined by soil type and season in this residue
NOTE:
Left-hand
and
right-hand
as viewed
from the rear
Heavy Pressure
Setting
Residue Managers
Left-hand
Rear holes
Even Pitch
Down Pressure Kit
Sealers
Adjust Sealers
10” apart
Right-hand
Rear holes
Even Pitch
Torsion
Basket
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Operational Guide For Various Residue Situations
BLU-JET StripTill Implement
Corn
Grain over
250 bushel
(in 2+ years
corn rotation)
For best results follow these operating recommendations:
• Leave standing stalks do not shred the residue in the eld when
harvesting (about knee high)
• Row units on the machine should be operated 7.5” to one side
of last year’s corn row (RTK guidance recommended)
Coulter Blades
• 3”-4” Deep (make sure hub is not running in the ground)
• If blades are new or being used for the rst time in a season,
or if residue is hair pinning, sharpening each blade will assist
in cutting during the rst few acres of operation. After the rst
few acres, blades will self-sharpen
Residue Managers – Heavy pressure setting
Shank depth – Minimum 4” deep from ground level (optimum
depth for fertilizer placement is 6”-8”)
Sealer Blade Position – Offset (left blade in rear holes and right
blade in front holes)
Sealer Blade Pitch –
• Left blade should be set at nearly maximum pitch
• Right blade should be set at about half pitch when compared to
the left blade
Sealer Blade Down Pressure – Down Pressure Kits are recommended
for this residue situation
Basket Pressure – Running a basket is recommended for this residue
situation.
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NOTE:
Left-hand
and
right-hand
as viewed
from the rear
Heavy Pressure
Setting
Residue Managers
Left-hand
Rear holes
Maximum
Pitch
Down Pressure Kit
Right-hand
Front holes
Half Pitch
Sealers
Torsion
Basket
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Operational Guide For Various Residue Situations
BLU-JET StripTill Implement
Corn
Silage
NOTE:
Left-hand
and
right-hand
as viewed
from the rear
For best results follow these operating recommendations:
• Row units on the machine should be operated at least 7.5” off of
any corn row where root ball masses remain mostly intact
Coulter Blades
• 3”-4” Deep (make sure hub is not running in the ground)
• If blades are new or being used for the rst time in a season,
or if residue is hair pinning, sharpening each blade will assist
in cutting during the rst few acres of operation. After the rst
few acres, blades will self-sharpen
Residue Managers – Light pressure setting (particularly in light soils)
Shank depth – Minimum 4” deep from ground level (optimum
depth for fertilizer placement is 6”-8”)
Sealer Blade Position – Front holes on the sealer arm
Sealer Blade Pitch – Determined by soil type and season in this residue
Sealer Blade Down Pressure – Determined by soil type and season in
this residue
Basket Pressure – Determined by soil type and season in this residue
Right-hand
Front holes
Light Pressure
Setting
Front holes
Residue Managers
Left-hand
Front holes
Sealers
Torsion
Basket
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Operational Guide For Various Residue Situations
BLU-JET StripTill Implement
Cover
Crop
Live or
Residue
NOTE:
Left-hand
and
right-hand
as viewed
from the rear
Coulter Blades
• 3”-4” Deep (make sure hub is not running in the ground)
• If blades are new or being used for the rst time in a season,
or if residue is hair pinning, sharpening each blade will assist
in cutting during the rst few acres of operation. After the rst
few acres, blades will self-sharpen
Residue Managers – Heavy pressure setting
Shank depth – Minimum 4” deep from ground level (optimum
depth for fertilizer placement is 6”-8”)
Sealer Blade Position – Rear holes on the sealer arm
Sealer Blade Pitch – Blades should be even in pitch and backs of the
blades should be at least 8” apart
Sealer Blade Down Pressure – Down Pressure Kit recommended in
this residue situation
Basket Pressure – Determined by soil type and season in this residue
Down Pressure Kit
Right-hand
Rear holes
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Heavy Pressure
Setting
Rear holes
Residue Managers
Left-hand
Rear holes
Sealers
Adjust Sealers
8” apart
Torsion
Basket
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Operational Guide For Various Residue Situations
BLU-JET StripTill Implement
Sugar
Beets
NOTE:
Left-hand
and
right-hand
as viewed
from the rear
Coulter Blades
• 3”-4” Deep (make sure hub is not running in the ground)
• If blades are new or being used for the rst time in a season,
or if residue is hair pinning, sharpening each blade will assist
in cutting during the rst few acres of operation. After the rst
few acres, blades will self-sharpen
Residue Managers – Light pressure setting (particularly in light soils)
Shank depth – Minimum 4” deep from ground level (optimum
depth for fertilizer placement is 6”-8”)
Sealer Blade Position – Front holes on the sealer arm
Sealer Blade Pitch – Determined by soil type and season in this residue
Sealer Blade Down Pressure – Determined by soil type and season in
this residue
Basket Pressure – Determined by soil type and season in this residue
Right-hand
Front holes
Light Pressure
Setting
Front holes
Residue Managers
Left-hand
Front holes
Sealers
Torsion
Basket
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Operational Guide For Various Residue Situations
BLU-JET StripTill Implement
Wheat &
Other
Small
Grain
NOTE:
Left-hand
and
right-hand
as viewed
from the rear
Coulter Blades
• 3”-4” Deep (make sure hub is not running in the ground)
• If blades are new or being used for the rst time in a season,
or if residue is hair pinning, sharpening each blade will assist
in cutting during the rst few acres of operation. After the rst
few acres, blades will self-sharpen
Residue Managers – Heavy pressure setting
Shank depth – Minimum 4” deep from ground level (optimum
depth for fertilizer placement is 6”-8”)
Sealer Blade Position – Rear holes on the sealer arm
Sealer Blade Pitch – Blades should be even in pitch and backs of the
blades should be at least 8” apart
Sealer Blade Down Pressure – Down Pressure Kit recommended in
this residue situation
Basket Pressure – Determined by soil type and season in this residue
Down Pressure Kit
Right-hand
Rear holes
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Heavy Pressure
Setting
Rear holes
Residue Managers
Left-hand
Rear holes
Sealers
Adjust Sealers
8” apart
Torsion
Basket
Setting the Implement for eld operation:
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1. Run the implement in the eld for approximately 100 feet (making sure the tractor reaches the
speed at which you wish to operate the machine). Stop while leaving the shanks in the ground.
2. Check for your desired shank depth on a middle row and on each wing. Shank depth should
be at least 4” from ground level (6”-8” is optimum fertilizer placement depth for corn in most areas).
Adjust the mainframe and wing wheels accordingly and repeat steps 1&2 until desired depth
across the machine is achieved.
3. Ensure the frame is level from front to back when the shanks are in the ground at the depth you
have chosen.
4. Walk to the back of the machine
a. Check for uniformity on the strips from row to row. Below: are items to look for.
i. Fall Operation (In areas with a good freeze-thaw over the winter):
1. Top of the berm should be at a minimum height of 4” from ground level
(expect it to mellow 2”-3” over the winter)
2. Berm should be 8”-10” wide
3. There should be little to no residue within the strip (if using Residue Managers)
4. The top of the berm should be slightly attened and most dirt clods should be no larger than your st (if using baskets on a light setting).
ii. Fall Operation (In areas with little to no freeze-thaw over the winter):
1. Top of the berm should be at a height of 2”-3” from ground level (expect
it to mellow 1”-2” with winter moisture)
2. Berm should be 8”-10” wide
3. There should be little to no residue within the strip (if using Residue Managers)
4. The top of the berm should be moderately at and most dirt clods should
be no larger than a golf ball (if using baskets on a medium setting)
iii. Spring Operation (all areas)
1. Top of the berm should be at a height of 1”-2” from ground level
2. The berm should be 8”-10” wide
3. There should be little to no residue within the strip (if using Residue Managers)
4. The top of the berm should be at and soil should have a nished look,
ready for planting.
b. If you see uniformity in the strips across each row, and they are as described above
based on the season and climate in which you are running, you are ready to proceed with
normal operation.
5. If you do not see uniformity in the strips from row to row, pick one of the strips that looks like
the description above and use it as an example row. Set the components on the other rows
similar to your example row. Below are some of the component settings to check.
a. Coultersi. Look across the tops of the coulter shanks to see if they are set at equal depth.
1. Blades should be running 3”-4” in the ground
2. Be sure the coulter is not set so deep that the hub is running in the ground
ii. If the implement has been used before, check the coulter blades to make sure they
have similar wear.
b. Residue Managers
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Setting the Implement for eld operation:
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i. There is a heavy and light spring pressure setting. Be sure that all Residue Managers
are set on the same pressure setting.
ii. Lift up on the Residue Managers to gauge pressure if settings are the same, but
you suspect the spring pressure is different.
iii. See recommended setting for your residue type and climate above
c. Sealer Blade Hanger Positioni. Check to make sure all sealer blade hanger brackets are mounted on the sealer
arms in the same positions (all front, all back, or all offset)
ii. Check to make sure all sealer blade hanger brackets are mounted on the same
width position (either all narrow or all wide)
iii. See recommended setting for your residue type and climate above
d. Sealer Blade Anglei. Check to see that the blades on each row are set at a similar angle
ii. Check to see that the backs of the blades on each row are set approximately the
same distance apart.
iii. See recommended settings for your residue type and climate above
e. Basketsi. Check to see that all baskets are running on the same pressure setting.
ii. Ensure that all baskets freely spin and some are not signicantly more restricted
compared to others.
iii. See recommended setting for your residue type and climate above
f. Knivesi. Lift the implement out of the ground and ensure knives are identical in make and
model
ii. If the implement has been used before, check to make sure wear characteristics
on the knives are similar.
BLU-JET StripTill Implement
6. If you have checked all settings and still do not see uniformity across the rows, or you have tried
different settings and cannot achieve a strip like those described above, call 800.658.3127 for
additional assistance.
74AP2702HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-20 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED
81BP3072GREASE ZERK, 1/4”-28
AM2799, ASSEMBLY, COULTER ARM WITH HUB & KNEE CASTING, HD
BOM IDQtyItem NoDescription
11AM2799ASSEMBLY, COULTER ARM WITH HUB & KNEE CASTING, HD
21AM2743CASTING, COULTER KNEE, HD, MACHINED WITH BUSHINGS
2A2AP2274BUSHING, 1-17/32” OD X 1-3/8” ID” X 1” OAL
2B1AP2477-1CASTING, COULTER KNEE, MACHINED
31AM2796SPRING CAP & GUIDE, HD COULTER
41AM2797COULTER ARM, HD
4A1AP2216DECAL, BLU-JET, SMALL, 1-1/2” X 4”
51AP2029PIN, COTTER, 5/32” X 1-1/2”
61AP2704NUT, SPINDLE, 3/4”-16
71AP2705WASHER, SPINDLE, 1-1/2” X 13/16” X .134”
81AP2881D SPRING, 2.472” OD X 5.875” OAL, .468 WIRE DIAMETER
91BP3072GREASE ZERK, 1/4”-28
101BP3404MACHINERY BUSHING, 2-1/8” OD X 1-3/8” ID X 10 GAUGE, PLATED
111BP3405SNAP RING, 1-3/8” EXTERNAL, 5160-137
AAM2728 COULTER, SUPER 1200, 16, 1 ROW
BOM ID QtyItem NoDescription
11AAM2728 COULTER, SUPER 1200, 16, 1R
21AM2735COULTER SHANK, 16”
31AM2799ASSEMBLY, COULTER ARM W/ HUB & KNEE CASTING, HD
41BP3162PIN, ROLL, 3/8” X 2”, PLATED
51BP3205MACHINERY BUSHING, 2-1/2” OD X 1-3/4” ID, 10GA, PLATED
61BP3519PIN, ROLL, 3/8” X 2-1/2”, PLAIN
71BP3534PIN, ROLL, 7/32” X 2-1/2”, PLAIN
77
AT6020
PKG00234 Nurse Tank Hitch Assembly Parts
78
BOM IDQtyItem NoDescription
11PKG00234 NURSE TANK HITCH ASSEMBLY, AT6020
21AAM2931ASSEMBLY, NURSE TANK HITCH, AUTO-LOK, W/O PIN
32AM6220BRACKET, HITCH MOUNTING, AT6010 NURSE TANK
41AM6273BRACKET, NURSE TANK HITCH MOUNTING, LOW
51AM6278LINKAGE, NURSE TANK HITCH, 12-3/4”
64AP2711SNAP RING, 1-1/4” EXTERNAL, HEAVY DUTY
71BM3544PIN, 1-1/4” X 9” USEABLE
81BM3547PIN, 1-1/4” X 5-3/4” USEABLE
92BM3632PIN, CATEGORY IV, UPPER LINK
108BP3034NUT, HEX, 3/4”-10, GRADE 2, PLATED
118BP3035WASHER, LOCK, 3/4”, PLATED
122BP3135HEX CAP SCREW, 5/8”-11 X 3-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
1312BP3140HEX CAP SCREW, 3/4”-10 X 2-1/2, GRADE 5, PLATED
144BP3208U-BOLT, 3/4”-10 X 6”W X 5-11/16”L, PLATED
154BP3249MACHINERY BUSHING, 1-7/8” OD X 1-1/4” ID, 14GA, PLATED
162BP3375NUT, HEX LOCK, 5/8”-11, NYLOCK
1712BP3442NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/4”-10, TOP LOCK, GRADE C, PLATED
AT6020
PKG00247 Nurse Tank Hitch Assembly,
Low Mounting Parts
BOM IDQtyItem NoDescription
11PKG00247 NURSE TANK HITCH ASSEMBLY, AT6, LOW MOUNTING
21AAM2931ASSEMBLY, NURSE TANK HITCH, AUTO-LOK, W/O PIN
32AM6234BRACKET, LOW HITCH MOUNTING, AT6020 NURSE TANK
41AM6273BRACKET, NURSE TANK HITCH MOUNTING, LOW
51AM6278LINKAGE, NURSE TANK HITCH, 12-3/4”
64AP2711SNAP RING, 1-1/4” EXTERNAL, HEAVY DUTY
71BM3544PIN, 1-1/4” X 9” USEABLE
81BM3547PIN, 1-1/4” X 5-3/4” USEABLE
92BM3632PIN, CATEGORY IV, UPPER LINK
108BP3034NUT, HEX, 3/4”-10, GRADE 2, PLATED
118BP3035WASHER, LOCK, 3/4”, PLATED
122BP3135HEX CAP SCREW, 5/8”-11 X 3-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
1312BP3140HEX CAP SCREW, 3/4”-10 X 2-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
144BP3208U-BOLT, 3/4”-10 X 6”W X 5-11/16”L, PLATED
154BP3249MACHINERY BUSHING, 1-7/8” OD X 1-1/4” ID, 14GA, PLATED
162BP3375NUT, HEX LOCK, 5/8”-11, NYLOCK
1712BP3442NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/4”-10, TOP LOCK, GRADE C, PLATED
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AT6020
Auto-Lok Nurse Tank Hitch AAM2931 Parts
80
Auto-Lok Nurse Tank Hitch AAM2931 Parts
AT6020
BOM IDQtyItem NoDescription
11AAM2931ASSEMBLY, NURSE TANK HITCH, AUTO-LOK, W/O PIN
21AM4533HITCH, SWING SLIDE INSERT, STANDARD
31AM4534FLIPPER HITCH, STANDARD, NURSE TANK HITCH
41AM4539SAFETY LATCH
51AM4540BACKING PLATE, SAFETY CHAIN LOOP, STD NURSE TANK HITCH
61AM6230BRACKET, SAFETY CHAIN ATTACHMENT
71AM6272HITCH, NURSE TANK, MAIN FRAME
7A1AM4536INSERT LATCH, NURSE TANK HITCH
7B2AP2407SNAP RING, 1” EXTERNAL, HEAVY DUTY
7C1BM3551PIN, 1” X 15-1/8” USEABLE
7D2BP3215MACHINERY BUSHING, 1-1/2” OD X 1” ID, 14GA, PLATED
82AP2585DECAL, HITCH CAPACITY, 25000 LB
91AP2711SNAP RING, 1-1/4” EXTERNAL, HEAVY DUTY
101BM3549PIN, 1-1/4” X 5-5/16” USEABLE, GROOVED W/ ANTI-ROTATION PIN
111BP3003NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, GRADE 2, PLATED
121BP3006HEX CAP SCREW, 3/8”-16 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED
131BP3072GREASE ZERK, 1/4”-28
141BP3192MACHINERY BUSHING, 1-7/8” OD X 1-1/4” ID X 10GA, PLATED
152BP3257GREASE ZERK, 1/4”-28, 65°
161BP3442NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/4”-10, TOP LOCK, GRADE C, PLATED
171BP3449HEX CAP SCREW, 3/4”-10 X 6”, GRADE 8, PLATED
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AT6020
Blades
Coulter Blade
Fluted Blade 20”
AP2701
SealPro (Disc Sealer) Blade Options
AM2479
17” Notched Blade
AM2473
18” hoe wheel
AP2728
17” wavy
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AT6020
SealPro (AAM2855) Disc Sealer
1” x 2” Shank Parts
AAM2855 SEALER II, 1” X 2” SHANK, 1 ROW
BOM IDQtyItem NoDescription
12AM2481ASSEMBLY, SEALER HANGER WITH BLADE MOUNTING
21AM2485ASSEMBLY, SEALER MOUNTING BRACKET
2A1AM2484BRACKET, SEALER MOUNTING
2B1BM3643PIN, 1-1/4” X 12-1/2” OAL, SEALER SHAFT
2C2BP3003NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, GRADE 2, PLATED
2D2BP3096HEX CAP SCREW, 3/8”-16 X 2-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
31AM2486SEALER ARM, LEFT HAND
3A2AP3115BUSHING, SELF-LUBRICATED 1-1/4” X 1-1/4” LONG
41AM2487SEALER ARM, RIGHT HAND
4A2AP3115BUSHING, SELF-LUBRICATED 1-1/4” X 1-1/4” LONG
54BP3041HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
616BP3042NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13, GRADE 2, PLATED
716BP3043WASHER, LOCK, 1/2”, PLATED
88BP3050WASHER, FLAT, 1/2”, PLATED
98BP3125HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED
102BP3162PIN, ROLL, 3/8” X 2”, PLATED
112BP3249MACHINERY BUSHING, 1-7/8” OD X 1-1/4” ID, 14 GAUGE
122BP3313U-BOLT, 1/2”-13 X 2”W X 2-3/4”L, PLATED
Notched Blade Optional
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AT6020
SealPro II (AAM2856) Disc Sealer
1-1/4” EdgeBent Shank
84
AAM2856 SEALER II, 1-1/4” EDGEBENT SHANK, 1 ROW
BOM IDQtyItem No Description
12AM2481 ASSEMBLY, SEALER HANGER WITH BLADE MOUNTING
21AM2485 ASSEMBLY, SEALER MOUNTING BRACKET
2A1AM2484 BRACKET, SEALER MOUNTING
2B1BM3643 PIN, 1-1/4” X 12-1/2” OAL, SEALER SHAFT
2C2BP3003NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, GRADE 2, PLATED
2D2BP3096HEX CAP SCREW, 3/8”-16 X 2-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
31AM2486 SEALER ARM, LEFT HAND
3A2AP3115BUSHING, SELF-LUBRICATED 1-1/4” X 1-1/4” LONG
41AM2487 SEALER ARM, RIGHT HAND
4A2AP3115BUSHING, SELF-LUBRICATED 1-1/4” X 1-1/4” LONG
54BP3041HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
616BP3042NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13, GRADE 2, PLATED
716BP3043WASHER, LOCK, 1/2”, PLATED
88BP3050WASHER, FLAT, 1/2”, PLATED
98BP3125HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED
102BP3162PIN, ROLL, 3/8” X 2”, PLATED
112BP3249 MACHINERY BUSHING, 1-7/8” OD X 1-1/4” ID, 14 GAUGE
122BP3314U-BOLT, 1/2”-13 X 1-1/4”W X 3-3/4”L, PLATED
Notched Blade Optional
AT6020
SealPro II (AM2481) Assembly,
Sealer Hanger With Blade Mounting
AAM2481 ASSEMBLY, SEALER HANGER WITH BLADE MOUNTING
BOM IDQtyItem NoDescription
11AM2482HUB CAP RETAINER
21AP2216DECAL, BLU-JET, SMALL, 1-1/2” X 4”
32AP2377BEARING CONE, L44649
41AP2380HUB CAP
51AP2426PIN, COTTER, 5/32” X 1-3/4”
61AP2811NUT, SPINDLE, 1”-14
71AP4209GREASE SEAL, DOUBLE LIP
81BP3042NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13, GRADE 2, PLATED
91BP3043WASHER, LOCK, 1/2”, PLATED
101BP3072GREASE ZERK, 1/4”-28
111BP3126HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
121BP3739MACHINERY BUSHING, 1-1/2” OD X 1” ID X 14 GAUGE
71AM2750 SEALER ARM, LH, GREASEABLE, 2 POSITION
7A1BP3072GREASE ZERK, 1/4”-28
81AM2751 SEALER ARM, RH, GREASEABLE, 2 POSITION
8A1BP3072GREASE ZERK, 1/4”-28
92AP2216 DECAL, BLU-JET, SMALL, 1-1/2” X 4”
102AP4581BEARING UNIT, ADH 7546
114BP3041HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
128BP3042NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13, GRADE 2, PLATED
138BP3043WASHER, LOCK, 1/2”,PLATED
146BP3050WASHER, FLAT, 1/2”, PLATED
1512BP3150HEX CAP SCREW, 1/4”-20 X 1”, GRADE 5, PLATED
162BP3162PIN, ROLL, 3/8” X 2”, PLATED
172BP3249MACHINERY BUSHING, 1-7/8” OD X 1-1/4” ID, 14GA, PLATED
182BP3313U-BOLT, 1/2”-13 X 2”W X 2-3/4”L, PLATED
1912BP3367NUT, HEX FLANGE, 1/4”-20, SERRATED, GRADE 2, PLATED
202BP3375NUT, HEX LOCK, 5/8”-11, NYLOCK
86
AT6020
SealPro SKF (AAM2893) Disc Sealer
1-1/4” Edgebent Shank
BOM ID Qty Item NoDescription
11AAM2893 SEALPRO SKF, 1-1/4 EDGEBENT, 1 ROW
21AM2485ASSEMBLY, SEALER MTG BRACKET
2A1AM2484BRACKET, SEALER MOUNTING
2B1BM3643PIN, 1-1/4” X 12-1/2” OAL, SEALER SHAFT
2C2BP3003NUT, HEX LOCK, 3/8”-16, GRD 2, PLTD
2D2BP3096HEX CAP SCREW, 3/8”-16 X 2-1/2”, GRD 5, PLTD
32AM2745SEALER HANGER MOUNT, FOR SKF HUB
42AM2747SPACER, SEALPRO BLADE
52AM2748WASHER, 1-1/2” OD X 25/32” ID X 1/4”
62AM2749BOLT, MOUNTING, SEALPRO HUB
71AM2750SEALER ARM, LH, GREASEABLE, 2 POSITION
7A1BP3072GREASE ZERK, 1/4”-28
81AM2751SEALER ARM, RH, GREASEABLE, 2 POSITION
8A1BP3072GREASE ZERK, 1/4”-28
92AP2216DECAL, BLU-JET, SMALL, 1-1/2” X 4”
102AP4581BEARING UNIT, ADH 7546
114BP3041HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 2”, GRD 5, PLTD
128BP3042NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13, GRD 2, PLTD
138BP3043WASHER, LOCK, 1/2”, PLTD
146BP3050WASHER, FLAT, 1/2”, PLTD
1512BP3150HEX CAP SCREW, 1/4”-20 X 1”, GRD 5, PLTD
162BP3162PIN, ROLL, 3/8” X 2”, PLTD
172BP3249MACHINERY BUSHING, 1-7/8” OD X 1-1/4” ID, 14GA, PLTD
182BP3314U-BOLT, 1/2”-13 X 1-1/4W X 3-3/4L, PLTD
1912BP3367NUT, HEX FLANGE, 1/4”-20, SERRATED, GRADE 2, PLATED
202BP3375NUT, HEX LOCK, 5/8”-11, NYLOCK
87
AT6020
SealPro II (AAM2857) Assembly,
Optional Sealer II Spring Add-on Kit 1 Row
88
AAM2857 OPTIONAL SEALER II SPRING ADD-ON KIT 1 ROW
BOM IDQtyItem NoDescription
12AM2488CLEVIS, SEALER SPRING, UPPER
22AM2489CLEVIS, SEALER SPRING, LOWER
32AM2490TUBE, UPPER SPRING
42AM2491BUSHING, SPRING COLLAR
52AM2492TUBE, SPRING GUIDE
62AP2997WSPRING, 1.75” OD X 1.313” ID X 6.00” OAL
72AP3116TUBE PLUG
84BP3042NUT, HEX, 1/2”-13, GRADE 2, PLATED
94BP3043WASHER, LOCK, 1/2”, PLATED
108BP3050WASHER, FLAT, 1/2”, PLATED
114BP3126HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 1-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
122BP3129HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 3”, GRADE 5, PLATED
132BP3130HEX CAP SCREW, 1/2”-13 X 3-1/2”, GRADE 5, PLATED
144BP3244NUT, HEX LOCK, 1/2”-13, PLATED
AT6020
SealPro II (AAM2857) Assembly,
Optional Sealer II Spring Add-on Kit 1 Row
Mounting
Spring
Add-on Kit
111
2
111
9
111
8
NOTE:
(2) (AM2489)
sealer spring
clevis must
be mounted
with the hole
to the front
1. Mount (2) (AM2489) sealer spring clevis lower to arm
with clevis hole to the front.
Install (11) (BP3126) 1/2” x 1-1/2” grade 5, hex cap screw.
Secure with (9) (BP 3043) 1/2”
lock washer and (8) (BP 3042) 1/2” hex nut.
11
2. Mount (1) (AM2488) upper sealer spring clevis to sealer
mounting bracket with (11)
(BP3126) 1/2” x 1-1/2” grade
5 hex cap screw. Secure
with (9) (BP3043) 1/2” lock washer and (8) (BP3042) 1/2” hex nut.
3. Insert (5) (AM2492) spring guide tube into (4) (AM2491) spring collar bushing and
align the holes. Place in
lower clevis.Insert (12)
(BP3129) 1/2” x 3” hex cap
screw through clevis. Place
(10) (BP3050) 1/2” at washers on both sides of bushing.
Secure with (14) (BP 3244)
1/2” lock hex nut.
over tighten. Allow tubes to
pivot.
Do not
Front
111
2
Hole to Front
111
111
9
1
11
111
5
12
111
8
111
4
1.
2.
3.
4.
4. Place (6) (AP2997)spring
over (5) (AM2492)spring guide tube.
5. Place (3) (AM2490) upper spring tube over spring guide.
Insert (7) (AP3116) tube plugin end of upper spring tube.
6. Lower spring assembly into
upper clevis and insert (13)
(BP3130) 1/2” x 3-1/2” hex
cap screw. Place (10) (BP 3050)
1/2” at washers on both
sides of upper tube. Secure
with (14) (BP3244) 1/2” lock hex nut.
Allow tubes to pivot.
Do not over tighten.
14
111
9
13
6.
111
5
111
6
7
111
3
5.
89
AT6020
Hitches
1
1
Ref. Part No. Req. Description
1. AM2144 1 Fabricated Truck Hitch
AAM2424 HITCH STORAGE BRACKET
BOM IDQtyItem NoDescription
11AM2145BRACKET, HITCH STORAGE, 6” MOUNTING
22BP3001NUT, HEX, 3/8”-16, GRADE 2, PLATED
32BP3002WASHER, LOCK, 3/8”, PLATED
41BP3045U-BOLT, 3/8”-16 X 6”W X 5”L
51BP3500PIN, HAIR CLIP, 3/16”
AP3127 Perfect Hitch Assembly CATEGORY IV-V
BOM IDQtyItem No Description
11AP3123PERFECT HITCH, CATEGORY V, BLACK
21AP3125CATAGORY V TO CATEGORY IV ADJUSTER PLATE, AP4-5P
31AP3126SPRING, PERFECT HITCH ADAPTER, PMI-136
41BP3524WASHER, FLAT, 5/8”, PLATED
51BP3743BOLT, CARRIAGE, 5/8”-11 X 4”, GRADE 5, PLATED