Yetter 6300 User Manual

OPERATOR’S MANUAL

MODEL 6300 COULTER CART

YETTER MANUFACTURING CO.

FOUNDED 1930

Colchester, IL 62326-0358
Toll free: 800/447-5777
309/776-3222 (Fax)
Website: www.yetterco.com
E-mail: [e-mail]

FOREWORD

You’ve just joined an exclusive but rapidly
growing club.

For our part, we want to welcome you to the
group and thank you for buying a Yetter product.

We hope your new Yetter implement will help you
achieve both increased productivity and
increased efficiency so that you may generate
more profit. This operator’s manual has been
designed into six major sections.

Foreword, Safety Precautions, assembly
instructions, Operation, parts identification and
troubleshooting.

It is important the owner/operator knows the
implement model number and serial number.
Write the serial and model number in the space
provided and use it in all correspondence when
referring to the implement.

Throughout the manual references may be made
to left side and right side. These terms are used
as viewed from the operator’s seat facing the
front of the tractor.

This SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL indicates

important safety messages in the

manual. When you see this symbol, be
alert to the possibility of PERSONAL INJURY
and carefully read the message that follows.
The word NOTE is used to convey information
that is out of context with the manual text. It
contains special information such as
specifications, techniques, reference information
and other information of a supplementary nature.

The word IMPORTANT is used in the text when
immediate damage will occur to the machine due
to improper technique or operation. Important will
apply to the same information as specified by
note only of an immediate and urgent nature.

It is the responsibility of the user to read the
operator’s manual and comply with the safe and
correct operating procedure and to lubricate and
maintain the product according to the
maintenance schedule in the operator’s manual.

The user is responsible for inspecting his
machine and for having parts repaired or
replaced when continued use of the product
would cause damage or excessive wear to the
other parts.

It is the user’s responsibility to deliver his
machine to the Yetter dealer who sold him the

product for service or replacement of

defective parts that are covered by the

warranty policy.

If you are unable to understand or follow the
instructions provided in the publication, consult
you local Yetter dealer or contact:

YETTER MANUFACTURING CO.

309/776-4111
800/447-5777

309/776-3222 (FAX)

Website: www.yetterco.com

E-mail: [e-mail]

WARRANTY POLICY

Yetter Manufacturing warrants all products manufactured and sold by it against defects in material. This warranty being
expressly limited to replacement at the factory of such parts or products as will appear to be defective after inspection.
This warranty does not obligate the Company to bear cost of labor in replacement of parts. It is the policy of the
company to make improvements without incurring obligations to add them to any unit already sold. No warranty is
made or authorized to be made, other than herein set forth. This warranty is in effect for one year after purchase.

Model Number:_________________________

Serial Number:_________________________

Dealer :___________________

The serial and model numbers are located on the top of the left hitch plate.

Yetter Manufacturing warrants its own products only and cannot be responsible for damage to
equipment on which mounted.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

You can make your farm a safer place to live and work if you observe the safety precautions given. Study
these precautions carefully and insist that they be followed by those working with you and for you.

Finally, remember this: an accident is usually caused by someone’s carelessness, neglect or oversight.

DANGER

Inspect and replace worn or frayed hydraulic hose, keep all connections tight. Escaping hydraulic fluid
under pressure can have sufficient force to penetrate the skin and cause serious personal injury. Fluid
escaping from a small hole can be almost invisible. Use a piece of cardboard or wood rather than the
hands to search for suspected leaks.

CAUTION

Consult your implement and tractor operator’s manual for correct and safe operating practices. Be aware of
towed implement width and allow safe clearance.

CAUTION: SAFETY SIGNS

Safety decals are placed on the implement to alert the operator and others to the risk of personal injury or
unsafe operation during normal operations and servicing.

1. The safety decals must be kept clean and in good condition to ensure that they are legible.

2. Safety decals must be replaced if they are missing or illegible.

3. When components are replaced during repair or servicing, check that the new components include
the necessary safety signs.

4. Replacement safety decals may be obtained from your local Yetter dealer.

WARNING

Never clean, lubricate or adjust a machine that is in motion. Always install the transport lock pins and bracket when
transporting for any length of time or on public roadways.

If required to service unit in raised position, be sure to install all transport lock pins and locking bracket.

Be sure the implement is securely locked in the 3-point quick hitch before operating.

Do not allow children to operate this equipment.

Do not allow riders on the tractor or implement.

Use speeds and caution dictated by the terrain being traversed. Do not operate on any slope steep enough to cause
tipping or loss of control.

Be sure all personnel are clear of the immediate area before operating.

Read and understand the operator’s manual and require all other persons who will operate the equipment to do the
same.

In operating on public roadways, where legal, be certain all lighting is operating properly and observe all traffic laws.
Ensure slow moving vehicle emblem on tractor is visible.

Maximum towing speed is 20 mph when conditions permit.

Beware of increased stopping distances and control effort when operating with implements attached.

Be familiar with all tractor and implement controls and be prepared to stop engine and implements quickly in an
emergency.

Do not unhitch cart in the raised position with a grain drill attached. Lower unit before unhitching.

Do not trail cart with small trucks, etc. The hitch weight of the cart is in excess of 1000 lbs.

FAILURE TO HEED MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL INFORMATION

Examine all equipment carefully for damage or shortages.

Lubricate all bearings and moving parts as assembled.

Reference to front, rear, left and right in this installation instruction are made when setting in the operator’s
seat facing direction of forward travel.

BOLT TORQUE

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST:

1. Improperly tightened bolts will result in damage, breakage, expense, and down time.

2. Always replace bolts with the specified grade and type.

3. Torque properly before first use of the machine and every 2-4 hours of use until you are sure bolts
are staying tight.

4. The chart below is a guide for proper torque. Use it unless a specified torque is called out
elsewhere in the manual.

5. Torque is the force you apply to the wrench handle or the cheater bar, times the length of the
handle or bar.

6. Use a torque wrench whenever possible.

The following table shows torque in ft. lbs.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING:

safety lockups. Failure to do so may lead to personal injury.

Transport Wheels

STEP 1. The carts are shipped with only the inside wheels assembled. Attach the outside wheel and hub

assemblies 6600-146 by inserting the spindle shaft into the tube welded to the bottom of the lift wheel insert
using 1) ½” x 3” hex bolt and ½” hex lock nut.

Never work under the equipment while in a raised position without using

STEP 2. Check the air pressure in the four tires; the pressure must be EQUAL to each other (36 psi cold).

If the tire air pressures are not equal when operated, the upper and lower rollers will wear and fail to
operate, causing damage to the lift wheel insert.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Hanger Bar

STEP 1. Attach the hanger bar assembly to the 8” x 8” center frame using the 4) 1” x 11” hex bolts and 1”

hex lock nuts. The right rear bolt is also used to attach the toolbar depth indicator 6300-347. Position the
assembly on the center frame with 6300-212 toolbar flange plate w.a. hook over the drawbar flange plate.
Torque the 1” bolts to 670 ft. lbs.

STEP 2. Attach the toolbar depth gauge to the rear of the toolbar using 1) ¾” x 5” x 6-1/2” u-bolt, 6300-348
strap, and ¾” lock nuts. Locate the depth gauge up to the right hand side of the center frame.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Attaching the 5” x 5” coulter toolbar to the hanger bar

STEP 3. A coulter will be mounted on the cart directly in line with each opener on the implement that will be

mounted on the cart. Most implements have an even number of openers with no opener in the center,
measure the length of the 5” x 5” toolbar and mark the centerline.

STEP 4. Align the center of the coulter toolbar with the center of the frame. Attach the 5” x 5” toolbar to the
rear of the hanger bar using the offset brackets, ¾” u-bolts, and ¾” lock nuts. Rigidly fasten one bracket
between the toolbar with the rear u-bolt on the center line (on even number of coulters) of the coulter
toolbar. Assemble the four remaining brackets to the toolbar; refer to the illustration below. The location of
the bracket is determined by the width of the toolbar and the row spacing of the implement.

SEE THE FOLLOWING PAGE FOR EXACT BRACKET LOCATIONS

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

LOCATIONS FOR OFFSET BRACKETS

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 5. Attach the 2) 6300-207 cylinder lugs to the coulter toolbar using ¾” u-bolts and ¾” lock nuts.

Locate the inside edge of the cylinder lug 21 ¾” from the centerline of the coulter toolbar.

Clamp Kits: Even number of openers

STEP 6A. Determine the location on the 5” x 5” toolbar. If your implement has an even number of

openers, divide the row width by two and chalk mark that distance for the first coulter on each side of the
centerline. Now mark the rest of the toolbar for the coulter location, measuring from the two center coulters.
See example of even number of openers on 10” spacing.

Clamp Kits: Odd number of openers

STEP 6B. Determine the location on the 5” x 5” toolbar. If your implement has an odd number of openers,

start on the centerline of the toolbar and measure each way the distance of the row spacing and mark the
location of each coulter. See example of odd number of openers on 15” spacing.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 7. Mount a set of clamp plates to the toolbar at each chalk mark using 4) ½” x 8” bolts, 2) shank

clamp castings, and ½” lock nuts.

For crop residue flow through the coulter, it is best to mount the coulters alternating to the front and to the
backside of the toolbar.

NOTE: It is very important; before tightening the bolts, that the clamp plates be square to the
toolbar.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 8. Insert the locking collar into the pivot casting of the coulter assembly. Slide the shorter offset end

of the shank down through the assembly and drive the 3/8” x 2 ½” roll pin through the bottom hole of the
shank for a retainer.

NOTE: For additional clearance for and aft of the coulter blades, assemble half of the coulters with the
lower portion of the offset shank forward (to be mounted on the front of the toolbar) and assemble the
remaining coulters with the offset shank backward (to be mounted on the rear of the toolbar).

STEP 9. Screw the 5/8” x 1” square head set screw into the locking collar; triple tighten (tighten, loosen,
tighten, loosen, tighten) to 100 ft. lbs. max. torque. The locking collar should carry the weight of the coulter
instead of the roll pin.

Note: Do not allow the roll pin to set into the notch of the pivot casting since that will lock the coulter from
swiveling.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 10. Slide the shank up through the clamp castings and retain by installing a 5/16” x 2 ½” cotter pin in

the top hole of the shank. Allow the shank to hang on the cotter pin and triple tighten the 5/8” x 1” square
head set screw into each clamp casting.

STEP 11. Install the blade to the coulter hub using 4) ½” x 1 ½” carriage bolts, ½” lock washers and ½” hex
nuts. Rotate the blades checking for wobble and clearance. If blade wobble is excessive, check for burrs
on hub mounting surface or loose bearings. Correct the problem and recheck for wobble in the blade.

IMPORTANT: CHECK ALIGNMENT OF DRILL OPENERS TO COULTERS IN THE FIELD BEFORE
PROCEEDING TO PLANT SEED. MINOR CORRECTIONS TO ALIGNMENT CAN BE MADE BY
ROTATING THE OFFSET SHANKS, LARGE ADJUSTMENTS REQUIRE MOVING THE CLAMP KIT ON
THE TOOLBAR.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Toolbar Hanger Assembly

STEP 12. Install the 2 ½” x 8” hydraulic cylinder base end and clevis to the toolbar hanger using the 6 5/8”

cylinder pin and 3/16” x 2” cotter pins. Attach the rod end of the cylinder to the coulter toolbar cylinder lug
using the 3 ¾” pin and 2) 7 ga. hairpin clip.

STEP 13. Remove the port plugs from the 2 ½” x 8” hydraulic cylinders and install the 90 deg. hose fitting.
Attach the 3/8” x 22” hose to each fitting. Connect the two hoses attached to the base end of the cylinders
using a tee hose fitting and also connect the hoses attached to the rod end of the cylinders. Now connect
the 3/8” x 150” hoses to the tee fittings and route the hoses toward the drawbar clevis. Install the tip
adaptors to the tractor end of the 3/8” x 150” hoses.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Optional Second Toolbar

STEP 1. Hydraulically lower the coulter cart so that the coulters are touching a hard, level surface.

STEP 2. Remove the drawbar 6300-202 from the cart main frame. Bolt in the double bar extension 6300-

209 and reattach the drawbar using the 1” x 3” hex bolts and 1” locknuts. (Torque to 400 ft. lbs.)

STEP 3. Mount the additional hanger assembly on the tongue extension. Refer to STEP 1. of the
assembly instructions for the hanger bar assembly.

STEP 4. Install the 3/8” x 35” hydraulic hoses to the end of existing hoses of the transport lift using the 3/8”
union fittings.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Optional Toolbar Gauge Wheels

STEP 1. Attach the gauge wheel bracket near the end of the front toolbar using 2) ¾” x 5” x 6 ½” u-bolts

and ¾” lock nuts. Mount the bracket with the depth indicator to the inside of the cart.

STEP 2. Mount the jack assembly to the gauge wheel bracket by installing the jack from the front. The
decal strap needs to be between the depth indicator and the bracket. Secure the jack assembly with 2) ½”
x 4” eyebolts, 2) ½” x 4” hex bolts and ½” hex lock nuts. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.

STEP 3. Mount the tire/rim assembly to the hub using 4)
½” wheel bolts. The recommended torque on these bolts is
85-95 ft. lbs.

STEP 4. Check clearance of tire and the gauge wheel
bracket; slide the jack assembly as necessary to ensure
clearance.

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OPERATION

PREPARING THE TOOLBAR

Drawbar Height

The Yetter model 6300 coulter cart is designed to operate on tractors with drawbar heights from 18” to 22”
from the ground to the top of the drawbar. On certain tractors the drawbar can be turned over to obtain the
correct height.

Hydraulic Hook Up

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and cause serious personal injury. Fluid escaping from a small hole can be almost invisible. Use a
piece of cardboard or wood rather than hands to search for suspected leaks. Failure to heed may
result in personal injury or death.

The Yetter coulter cart requires two remote hydraulic valves on the tractor for proper operation. Before
operating in the field, perform the following steps.

DANGER:

tight, escaping hydraulic fluid under pressure can have sufficient force to penetrate the skin

1. Connect the Yetter cart to the tractor drawbar before operating the cart hydraulic system. Check
the tractor hydraulic system fluid level. Filling all four cylinders with fluid will require approximately
2 ½ gallons. DO NOT operate tractor hydraulics when fluid level is too low.

2. Disconnect rear lift cylinder rod-end pins when the weight is relieved from the cylinders. Space the
cylinder away from the frame by placing 4” wide blocks between the cylinder and frame to allow the
rods to extend freely.

Inspect and replace worn or frayed hydraulic hose. Keep all connections

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OPERATION

Hydraulic Hook Up Continued

3. Connect the two hoses from the transport lift system to the tractor. The hydraulic hoses are
provided with the adapter attached. Use ¾-16” standard thread quick coupler tips such as CASE­IH part no. 1285718C or DEERE part no. AR94522.

4. Extend cylinder slowly while watching to see that the rod ends do not hit any obstruction. Because
these are re-phasing cylinders, the left cylinder will extend first and then the right.

5. Hold hydraulic lever in extend position for 15 seconds after cylinders are fully extended to purge air
from the system.

6. Recheck tractors fluid level and refill if necessary.

7. Cycle cylinders back and forth a couple of times to see that they operate together. Hold the lever in
the extended position a few seconds after each cycle for additional air purging.

8. Retract the cylinders and reconnect rod-end pins and hairpins.

9. Raise lift cylinders and install transport lock pins in lower set of holes in the vertical tubes for
transport. Store pins in the upper set of holes during operation.

10. Repeat steps 1-9 to purge air from the coulter toolbar lift cylinders.

NOTE: After purging the hydraulic system, check adjustment and operation of transport wheel rollers.
These rollers must turn when the cart is lowered or raised. Adjust the rollers as necessary.

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OPERATION

MARKER HYDRAULICS

Row marker may be plumbed into the cart transport lift system.

STEP 1. Plumb the “LIFT/RAISE” hydraulic hose of the marker system to the top end of the left cart

cylinder (4 x 20).

STEP 2. Plumb the “DROP/LOWER” hydraulic hose of the marker system to the bottom end of the right
cart cylinder (3 ¾ x 20).

NOTE: After purging the hydraulic system of air. Check the adjustment and operation of transport wheel
rollers. These rollers must turn when the cart is raised and lowered. Inspect and lubricate the upper and
lower rollers daily.

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ATTACHING IMPLEMENT

OPERATION

WARNING:

before operating. Failure to heed may result in personal injury or death.

WARNING:

Failure to heed may result in personal injury or death.

The Yetter coulter cart is designed for use with 3 point mounted grain drills, planters and other integral /
mounted implements.

The implement must be equipped with a category II or III spreader bar with category II spread or the
implement must have a category II hitch.

STEP 1. Carefully back the Yetter cart to the implement. Raise or lower the cart to align the hitch of the
cart with the pins of the implement.

STEP 2. Secure the hitch locks with the 6300-102 pins and 7 ga. hairpins. Connect the adjustable top link
of the cart to the lower hole in the center anchor of the implement. Lock the jam nut when the leveling
adjustments are completed.

Be sure the attached implement is securely locked in the hitch of the cart

Always install the transport lock pins when transporting at any time.

Proper operation of the implement requires the frame to be level from front to rear as well as side-to-side.
Refer to the manufactures of the implement’s operation manual for more instructions. During field
operation, the toolbar frame height must be controlled by the position of the drive/gauge wheels of the drill.
Always fully lower the cart and retract the lift wheels when seeding/planting.

IMPORTANT: Check clearance of the implement and the cart transport tires. A quick hitch may be
required when using certain implements to space implement from tires.

IMPORTANT: Yetter carts used with subsoilers/rippers are not to be used where rocks or other
obstructions are present and are subject to the following limitations; subsoiler no larger than 5
shanks, tractor not to exceed 280 flywheel horsepower.

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OPERATION

FIELD OPERATION

WARNING:

tractor. Failure to heed may result in personal injury or death.

Lift cylinders raise the cart. Since the attached implement is a 3-point mounted unit it will raise with
the cart. The cart is lowered when the lift cylinder lifts the transport wheels off the ground. The
wheels of the implement then support the cart.

The toolbar cylinders regulate the depth of the coulters on the cart. A parallel linkage allows
adjustment to the coulter depth without affecting the depth setting of the implement.

The planting depth is controlled by the gauge wheel setting of the implement unit. See owner’s
manual for your implement.

NOTE: In extremely difficult no till conditions such as hard packed soil it may be necessary to fill
the transport tires with fluid to add weight to the rear of the cart forcing the coulters to cut. The
spring adjustment nut on the coulters can also be tightened. Also, an optional weight kit 6300-129
(10 suitcase weight capacity) is available.

IMPORTANT: Do not adjust the coulter depth so deep that the coulter hubs are running in the soil.
This will cause premature bearing failure.

Do not allow children to operate this equipment. Do not allow riders on the

COULTER ADJUSTMENTS

COULTER SPRING TENSION

Spring tension is set at the factory with ¾” locknut flush with the end of the spring rod. In hard or dry
conditions additional spring pressure may be attained by tightening the locknut down a maximum of ½”.

COULTER BLADE TRACKING

Minor adjustments to align the coulter blades with the attached implement can be made by loosening the
set bolt in the shank clamps and rotating the offset shanks to align the coulter with the opener on the drill.

IMPORTANT: Do not adjust the coulter depth so deep that the coulter hubs are running in the soil,
this will cause premature bearing failure. See coulter operation manual for further information.

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OPERATION

WARNING:

result in serious personal injury or death.

COULTER BLADE WEAR

Blade wear can affect performance in loose trash conditions. Depth control and plugging problems can
result. It may be necessary to replace blades.

WARNING:

Failure to heed may result in serious personal injury or death.

DANGER:

Escaping hydraulic fluid under pressure can have sufficient force to penetrate the skin and cause
serious personal injury. Fluid escaping from a small hole can be almost invisible. Use a piece of
cardboard or wood rather than the hands to search for suspected leaks. Failure to heed may result
in serious personal injury or death.

Never clean, lubricate or adjust a machine that is in motion. Failure to heed may

If required to service unit in raised position, be sure to install all transport lock pins.

Inspect and replace worn or frayed hydraulic hose. Keep all connections tight.

TRANSPORT ROLLER ADJUSTMENT

Check and adjust transport wheel rollers if necessary every
100 hours.
To adjust transport wheel rollers loosen ¾” roller bolts and
adjust ¼” bolts as necessary to eliminate transport wheel
wobble. Ensure the rollers do turn when cart is raised and
lowered, then tighten the ¾” roller bolts.
Grease every 25 hours with general multi-purpose grease.

LUBRICATION

WARNING:

machine that is in motion. Failure to heed may

result in serious personal injury or death.

Grease with general-purpose grease

There is a grease fitting on each transport frame guide roller and one inside the transport guide tube. This
latter fitting can only be greased when the transport pin has been removed and the unit has been
completely lowered. Grease every 25 hours.
Ensure that transport wheel rollers do turn when cart is raised and lowered. Adjust ¼” bolt as necessary.
Each coulter assembly has (2) grease fittings. Grease the fitting on the pivots weekly. Grease the hub four
times per season. Repack the hubs once per season.
There is a grease fitting on each end of the upper and lower parallel arms. Grease every 10 hours.

Never clean, lubricate or adjust a

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

1. 4 6600-219 INSERT ROLLER

2. 2 6600-202 LIFT WHEEL INSERT W.A.

3. 4 2570-465 7 GA. HAIRPIN COTTER ZYD.

5. 2 6300-328 HITCH LOCK

6. 2 6300-336 LOWER HITCH CASTING, BLACK

KEY QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION

4. 10 2520-515 ¾-10 LOCK HEX NUT ZYD.

7. 6 2502-401 ¾-10 X 3 ½” HHCS GR 5 ZYD

8. 2 6300-102 HITCH LOCK PIN ASSEMBLY

9. 4 6600-368 ROLLER BUSHINGS

10. 4 6600-208 4” X 4” ROLLER

11. 4 6600-369 ROLLER BOLT

12. 4 6600-127 ROLLER ADJUSTMENT ASSEMBLY

13. 2 6600-382 LIFT WHEEL PIN ZYD.

14. 2 2565-160 YETTER DECAL, 5 ½” X 15 ¾”

15. 1 6300-201 CART MAIN FRAME W.A.

16. 6 2520-562 1-8 LOCK HEX NUT ZYD.

17. 6 2502-627 1-8 X 3” HHCS GR 5 ZYD.

18. 1 6300-202 DRAWBAR W.A.

19. 1 2565-278 TONGUE WARNING DECAL

20. 1 6300-356 DRAWBAR CLEVIS
6300-330 PULLRING

21. 2 6300-337 PULLRING MOUNT PIN

22. 4 2530-213 3/8 X 1 ½” ROLL PIN ZYD.

23. 1 2565-466 SERIAL NUMBER DECAL

24. 2 2565-802 ROLLER DECAL

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

_____________________________________________________________

1. 4 2570-465 7 GA. HAIRPIN COTTER ZYD.

KEY QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION

2. 1 6300-344 4 X 20 TIE-ROD REPHASE CYL. BLACK

3. 4 2515-324 90 DEG. ¾ SAE TO –6 JIC

4. 1 2515-392 HOSE, 3/8 X 95” W/-6 F ENDS

5. 4 6600-146 WHEEL & HUB (11L-15) ASS’Y

6. 1 6300-345 3-3/4 X 20 TIE-ROD REP CYL. BLACK

7. 4 2520-357 ½-13 LOCK HEX NUT ZYD.

8. 4 2502-313 ½-13 X 3” HHCS GR 5 ZYD.

9. 1 6300-101 TOP LINK ASSEMBLY

10. 1 1000-121 UPPER HITCH PIN ASS’Y

11. 1 2570-453 KLIK PIN DANHUSER #1533

12. 4 2515-172 1” X 4” CLEVIS PIN ZYD.

13. 2 2515-398 HOSE, 3/8 X 240” W/-6 F JIC ENDS

14. 9 2515-405 CABLE TIE, BLACK

15. 2 2515-327 ADAPTER, ¾ SAE TO –6 JIC

16. 1 2570-178 JACK,H'BLOW #620214-3-SMX-1

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

1. 1 6300-315 15’ TOOLBAR
1 6300-320 20’ TOOLBAR

3. 2 2570-465 7 GA. HAIRPIN COTTER ZYD.

5. 4 2515-324 90 DEG, ¾ SAE TO –6 JIC

6. 4 2515-381 HOSE, 3/8 X 22” W/-6 JIC ENDS

KEY QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION

2. 2 2515-172 1” X 4” CLEVIS PIN ZYD.

4. 2 6300-340 2-1/2” X 8” CYLINDER, BLACK, SAE

7. 1 6300-205 LH TOOLBAR UPRIGHT W.A.

8. 2 2515-326 TEE –6/-6/-6 JIC

9. 2 6700-341 CYLINDER PIN ZYD.

10. 4 2531-124 3/16 X 2” COTTER PIN ZYD.

11. 1 6300-347 TOOLBAR DEPTH INDICATOR

12. 1 6300-212 TOOLBAR FLANGE PLATE W.A.

13. 4 2502-774 1-8 X 11” HHCS GR 5 ZYD

14. 2 2515-395 HOSE, 3/8 X 150” W/-6 JIC F ENDS

15. 2 2515-327 ADAPTER, ¾ SAE TO –6 JIC

16. 46 2520-515 ¾-10 LOCK HEX NUT ZYD.

17. 2 6300-208 TRANSPORT LOCK W.A.

18. 1 6300-210 TOOLBAR HANGER W.A.

19. 23 2570-643 ¾-10 X 5 X 6 ½ U-BOLT ZYD.

20. 2 6300-207 CYLINDER LUG W.A., 5 X 5

21. 2 6300-211 TRANSPORT LUG W.A., 5 X 5

22. 1 6300-346 TOOLBAR DEPTH GAUGE

23. 1 6300-348 DEPTH GAUGE STRAP

24. 4 2570-477 ¾-10 X 7 X 7 U-BOLT ZYD.

25. 4 2520-562 1-8 LOCK HEX NUT ZYD.

26. 5 6300-335 OFFSET BRACKET, 5 X 5 X 5

27. 1 6300-206 RH TOOLBAR UPRIGHT W.A.

28. 8 2527-560 1.28ID X 2.25OD X .132 MA. BU. ZYD.

29. 8 2530-208 3/8 X 2 ½” ROLL PIN ZYD.

30. 4 6700-141 W.T. PARALLEL ARM ASS’Y

31. 1 6300-321 10’ TOOLBAR (15’ TOOLBAR)
6300-315 15’ TOOLBAR (20’ TOOLBAR)

32. 2 3400-120 UPPER HITCH PIN ASS’Y ZYD.

33. 2 2570-453 KLIK PIN DANHUSER #1533

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

1. 4 2570-643 ¾ X 5” X 6 ½” U-BOLT ZYD.

2. 2 6300-213 GAUGE WHEEL BRACKET W.A.

3. 8 2520-515 ¾-10 LOCK HEX NUT ZYD

5. 4 2570-447 EYEBOLT, ½-13 X 4 ZYD

6. 4 2502-364 ½-13 X 4” HHCS GR 5 ZYD

KEY QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION

4. 8 2520-357 ½-13 LOCK HEX NUT ZYD

7. 2 6300-116 GAUGE WHEEL JACK ASSEMBLY

(INCLUDES 1 EA. 8-13, 16 4 EA. OF 14)

8. 2 6300-214 GAUGE WHEEL JACK W.A.

9. 2 6600-160 HUB SUB ASSEMBLY

(INCLUDES 1 EA. OF 10, 17, 18)

10. 4 2550-053 1-1/16” BEARING L44649

11. 2 2570-197 WASHER, WILTON #9136081

12. 2 2531-106 3/16 X 1 ¾” COTTER PIN BLACK

13. 2 2570-196 HUB CAP, WILTON #909001

14. 8 2512-354 ½-20 WHEEL BOLT WILTON #9135411

15. 2 6300-118 20.5 X 8.0-10.0 TIRE & RIM ASSEMBLY

16. 2 2520-503 ¾-16 SLOTTED HEX NUT BLACK

17. 2 6600-161 HUB WITH CUPS BLACK, WILTON #280301

(CUP WILTON #L44610)

18. 2 2550-054 SEAL, CHICAGO RAWHIDE #12437

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

DOWN PRESSURE REGULATING VALVE KIT

The down-pressure regulating valve kit replaces the two “T” fittings, in the middle of the cart, joining
together hoses from the toolbar cylinders.

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NOTE: This down-pressure regulating valve kit is for use with tractors with closed center hydraulics only.

NOTE: MUST have gauge wheels on toolbar.

NOTE: This hydraulic system does not compensate for conditions varying from soft to hard as you travel

through the field.

When adjusting active hydraulic down-pressure it is important to remember the following:

IMPORTANT: Excessive down-pressure can increase wear, increase draft loads, decrease effective seed
depth and reduce gauge wheel bearing life. Use only as much pressure as necessary to achieve

consistent operating depth.

CAUTION: DO NOT ride on machine to adjust down-pressure or you could

fall off and be run over resulting in severe injury or death.

- Seed depth is largely controlled by coulter depth when using a coulter cart.

- The active hydraulic down-pressure system keeps the toolbar gauge wheels in contact with the soil

surface as the ground contour changes.

- The amount of down-pressure required depends upon soil hardness, moisture and residue cover.

- The recommended initial setting is between 400 and 600 psi.

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SPECIFICATIONS

REAR VIEW

Hydraulic Cycle Time Rear Lift Cylinders:

Tractor at 1500-RPM Hydraulic
Outlets set at fast (Rabbit)
Full Cycle Time is:

4.5 seconds up

4.5 seconds down

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SIDE VIEW

12,500 LB. Lift Capacity Includes Cart, Coulters and Drill

6600-181 LIGHT KIT

ASSEMBLY

1. Mount amber lights, one on each side, in the top slot of the warning light bracket. The red light is
mounted on the left side in the bottom slot of the bracket. The rubber washers and nuts are
provided in the lights.

2. Attach warning light bracket (2) to mounting strap with two 3/8 x 1” bolts and locknuts.

3. Mount mounting strap (8) to each end of toolbar with a mounting bracket pad (7) on the bottom of
the toolbar, two ½” bolts, lock washers and nuts.

NOTE: Five different lengths of bolts are included, choose the appropriate length of bolt for toolbar size.

4. Attach wiring harness to lights.

5. Use cable ties to strap wiring harness to toolbar at regular intervals.

1. 6 2515-405 CABLE TIE, BLACK

KEY QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION

2. 2 6600-263 WARNING LIGHT BRACKET W.A.

3. 2 6600-522 LAMP, AMBER W/BULB

4. 1 6600-523 LAMP, RED W/BULB

5. 1 6600-524 HARNESS, COMMON WIRING

6. 4 2502-237 3/8-16 X 1” HHCS GR 5 ZYD

7. 4 2520-255 3/8-16 LOCK HEX NUT ZYD

8. 2 6600-496 MOUNTING STRAP

9. 4 2520-352 ½-13 HEX NUT ZYD

10. 4 2525-352 ½ MED. LOCKWASHER ZYD

11. 4 2502-362 ½-13 X 5” HHCS GR 5 ZYD
4 2502-373 ½-13 X 6” HHCS GR 5 ZYD
4 2502-371 ½-13 X 7” HHCS GR 5 ZYD
4 2502-369 ½-13 X 8” HHCS GR 5 ZYD
4 2502-374 ½-13 X 9” HHCS GR 5 ZYD

12. 2 6600-446 MOUNTING BRACKET PAD

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6600-180 SAFETY CHAIN KIT

COMPONENT

Cart and Drill

Drill press wheels

SUMMARY OF ADJUSTMENTS AND SETTINGS

SETTING

Leveling

Alignment of coulters and
openers.

Down pressure

Alignment

METHOD

Adjust top link to make top of
seed box parallel to ground in
operating position.

Lower drill to firm ground to
leave mark on surface, drive
forward 20 feet.
Check to see that openers
follow middle of coulter mark
and adjust if necessary by
swiveling offset shank.

Adjust spring tension to
appropriate setting.

Adjust until wheel follows
opener.

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Problem

Coulter cart will not lower.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Cause

Hydraulic hoses not engaged.

Solution
Check to see if hydraulic
hoses are fully engaged in
tractor hydraulic outlets.
Check to see if transport
hydraulic locks are removed.

Cart frame raises or lowers
slowly.

Erratic or uneven lift.

Coulter cart will not raise.

Attached drill tilts forward in
field operation.

Attached drill tilts back in field
operation.

Transport wheel wobbles in
transport or field operation.

Coulter toolbar not level from
side to side.

Insufficient hydraulic
pressure.

Air in hydraulic hose

Insufficient hydraulic
pressure.

Upper hitch link adjusted too
short.

Upper hitch link adjusted too
long.

Transport rollers not properly
adjusted.

Gauge wheel jacks adjusted
incorrectly.

Gauge wheel tires filled to
different pressures.

On tractors with hydraulic
speed controls, make sure
selector is in the fastest
setting. Tractor hydraulic
pressure must be a minimum
of 2250 P.S.I.

Bleed coulter cart hydraulic
system.

Hoses are not fully engaged
in tractor hydraulic outlets.

Lengthen upper hitch link until
drill is level.

Shorten upper hitch link until
drill is level.

Tighten adjusting bolts on
transport frame guide rollers.

Adjust both jacks to the same
setting.

Fill both tires to 35 P.S.I.

Coulters will not penetrate.

Coulters penetrate too deep.

Drill openers bounce at field
speeds.

Insufficient coulter down
pressure.

Tractor drawbar too high.

Lack of weight

Excessive coulter down
pressure.

Spring down pressure

Extend toolbar cylinders to
increase coulter depth.

Check and tighten coulter
down-pressure springs if
necessary.

Adjust coulter shank top to
hang on cotter pin.

Adjust clevis.

Fill cart tires and drill tires with
fluid for extra ballast.

Retract toolbar cylinders to
decrease coulter depth.

Reduce coulter spring
tension.

Readjust, tighten springs.
Refer to drill operator’s
manual for recommendations.

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Our name

Is getting known

Just a few years ago, Yetter products were sold primarily to the
Midwest only. Then we embarked on a program of expansion and
moved into the East, the South, the West and now north into Canada.
We’re even getting orders from as far away as Australia and Africa.

So, when you buy Yetter products . . .you’re buying a name that’s
recognized. A name that’s known and respected. A name that’s
become a part of American agriculture and has become synonymous
with quality and satisfaction in the field of conservation tillage.

Thank you.

YETTER MANUFACTURING CO.

Colchester, IL 62326-0358  309/776-4111

Toll Free 800/447-5777

Fax [phone]
Website: www.yetterco.com
E-mail: [e-mail]

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