Case IH McCormick A-193 and AV-193 Tractor Plows Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.1006638R6)

McCORMICK A-193 and AV-193 Tractor Plows Operator's Manual 1006638 R6

it THIS SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL INDICATES IMPORTANT SAFETY MESSAGES IN THIS MANUAL. WHEN YOU SEE THIS SYMBOL, , CAREFULL Y READ THE MESSAGE THAT FOLLOWS AND BE ALERT TO THE POSSIBILITY OF PERSONAL INJURY OR DEA TH. M171B If Safety Decals on this machine use the words Danger, Warning or Caution, which are defined as follows: DANGER: Indicates an immediate hazardous situation which if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. The color associated with Danger is RED. WARNING: Indicates an potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided, will result in serious injury. The color associated with Warning is ORANGE. CAUTION: Indicates an potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices. The color associated with Caution is YELLOW. If Safety Decals on this machine are ISO two panel Pictorial, decals are defined as follows: The first panel indicates the nature of the hazard. The second panel indicates the appropriate avoidance of the hazard. Background color is YELLOW. '" it WARNING IMPROPER OPERATION OF THIS MACHINE CAN CAUSE INJURY OR DEATH. BEFORE USING THIS MACHINE, MAKE CERTAIN THAT EVERY OPERATOR: Prohibition symbols such as \.Y X and 8 if used, are RED. Is instructed in safe and proper use of the machine. Reads and understands the Manual(s) pertaining to the machine. Reads and understands ALL Safety Decals on the machine. Clears the area of other persons. Learns and practices safe use of machine controls in a safe, clear area before operating this machine on a job site. It is your responsibility to observe pertinent laws and regulations and follow Case Corporation instructions on machine operation and maintenance. Bur 0-00000 2001 Case Corporation issued November, 1994 CASE and IH are registered trademarks of Case Corporation

SETTING UP INSTRUCTIONS , PARTS LIST .. ~ r .... t;, , .. f o ..... . " . McCORMl,CK (Also M c C o r .' A-193 and AV -193 Tractor Plows for use with Durin,) ~ ~ FarmaJl Super.A anc:l Super.AV Tractors

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I TO THE OWNER fba A-193 ana AV-193 Direct-Connected Moldboard Plow. are used with the rar.all Super-A and Super-AY tractors equipped with Hydraulic Touch Con- trol. file AY-193 plow 18 the .aae as the A-l93 with the exception at two part., the hitch adjust1nl link and the ,ickQp chain. the.e parts are a tt. inche. lonser on the AY-193 plow. fbis .. chine is ideal17 suited to the t&rll8r with aall acru,e. It will work close to the fence. and plow out the cor.oera aDd do this without the back-break1D& straina of hand litt levera. All adjustaent tor depth and litt1D& at the eada ot the tield are ac- coaplished troa the driver's .eat b7 .. ana ot the two Touch Control levers. ODe lever serves to raise and lower the plow, and the other to adjust the depth. lDstant and pOSitive depth control enables the driver to plow any bard and sott spota in the tield to a unitora depth fbe plow is h1tched to the tractor tbroUCh a resilient cushion hitch. !bis assures protection tor the .. chine wben obstructions are encountered in the field. Plow1D& at an averale depth and usini a ISw bottom, 5-1/2 acre. in a lO-bour da, .. , be covered in most soil Bottoa .quipaeot available includes 12ft, 14- and lSw sizes tor the A-1ia Plow and 14- and 16w siz.s for the AV-193 Plow. !he, coae in man7 . ' 1 ~ uitable tor stOQf ,oil., .tick)' soils or ,eneraL p u r ~ o s e u.es. The plow 1s regularl, supplied with a lSw plain roll1Dg colter. Available a. special equipaent are coabination rolliDC colters tor better coverage ot trash. Hotched rolling colters are al.o available on special order. th ar. ot particular value tor cutt1nc corn or cotton stalks tor aore .tticient covera,e. The caabination JOinter a&f be used on all st,les ot colters. Also supplied on special order.tor use in ston)' s01ls are the statioaary Jointera. thes ... , be obtained with chill.d or steel blade Available on .pecial order is the Power Litt Rocksbatt and Link tor the O1Rler 1Ibo _, not alreacly bave th e parts tor use on scae other machine. You are ur,ed to consult ,our International Harvester dealer concerning .pecial plowinl probl.... Within the International Barv.ster Coapany are MIl who bave spent ,ears in r.search and stu4y ot plowinl conditions. Let the wknow-how- th.se aen bave accuaulated serve fOU. . Be sure to read the Instructions tor AdjustiDi and Operat1n& in this aanual. Ch.ck each it .. referred to and acquaint yourself with the adjust- aent. required to do a 100d plowing Job and to &at aaxiaUa trouble-tree s.rvice troa ,our equipaent ....... r , .... 'Ic. I. ,r.,.r., rlc.t 'J t.1 v tl , ' er , f , c t .

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADJUSTING AND OPERATING (Setting Up I tructlon. are on page 6) LUBRICATION Use the pressure lubricating gun furnished with the tractor and keep all bearings and working parts well lubricated. ~ b r 1 c a t 1 o n f1ttings are prov1ded in the following places: Two s t r a 1 c h ~ r1tt1ngs. .1n colter hubs. .Lubr1cate daily. Two straight fittings in rockSRaft bearings .Lubr1cate da1ly. OENERA.L IMPORT'.Tl botto. to lb. b .... re .... olutel' tight. aefore .t.rting to p'ow, be ture the boltt w h i c ~ aecure tbo All bolts and set screws must be kept perfectly t1ght and all cotters spread to keep them from falling out. , When setting up or remounting the plow, see that all joints work freely and that the parts do not bind. Ib.n r.iting tbe plow, rai it tlowly and watch clolely to lee tbat it Is to adjuhd tllat no part .trikes the tractor before co.pleting the full .trok RBIIOVE THE VARNISH BEFORE STARTING Bottoms, rolling colters and other parts of implements finished w1tb a high polish are varn1shed before leaving the factory to prevent rust. Good work cannot be accomplished unt1l the varnish is removed. VARIISK REMOVER: varnish remover which can be obtained from almost any store handling a line of paints. CO.CElTRATED LYE: Another method is to obtain ordinary concentrated lye and mix it with water, making the liquid strong enough to rewove the var- nish. One small can of ordinary lye to one quart of water will be suffi- cient to remove the varnish from one bottom. cloth or waste attached on the end of a stick. After applying the lye, let it stand for a few minutes, and if necessary 'repeat the operation. CAUTIO.1 Lye pol.onoul and .bould be kept away fro. tbe face, bands or clothIng. The middlebuster should be used immed1ately to prevent the finhlled sur- faces trom rusting The recommended method is to use a regular, prepared The lye may be app11ed by Whichever method is followed, be sure that all the varn1sn is removed before attempting to operate the middlebuster. SCOlJRIHO If scouring is difficult, have patience until the bottom rece1ves a land polish, which lIlay require a few rounds or possibly a rew nays. this, run the plow shallow and fast and always set the colter far over the lands1de edge of the plow and not too deep; ~ t the colters ent1rely until the plow beginS to scour. When do1ng ~ s often necessary to remove PLOIIHO It the plow is slow 1n going into tne ground when the ground 1s hard, lower the drawbar by means of the rigl.t TouCh Control lever until the plow 18 in the ground; then return the lever to' the regular working position.

..-1110 DBPI'B the plow1Dc depth 1s regulated by the r1ght Touch Control lever. which raises and lowers the hitch and the front end of the plow beam; this ad- Jwttaent 1s .. de by the operator from the tractor seat. The h1tch adjusting link 1s prov1ded with six holes for adjusting the he1&ht or the ~ t c h cODd1.t1.oua aDd wsw.."l. ~ 1 . r e a\.z.ea t (111118t. S) in the fourth hole in the hitch adJust1n& 11Dk as shown. tor extreme or UDQaual condit1ons. For average plow1Dc ' P ~ a . c . 'C.be <\.ua-.. t.t. .. e'na.'bl... ' P ~ "'i)" Use the lower holes when the tractor 1s equ1ppec:l with lI&%1mum s1ze tires or tor deep plow1D&. Th. ,Iowi., d . , t ~ t ~ . r".lated ~ J the hel,bt of tb. hitch a. ex- ,Iai.ed above. _.ver att ,t to ral.lata the ,Iowl.g de,t. wltb t ~ e ,Icku, chela. I r. th.r. la a.fflcl t .Iack la t ~ e ,ICku, c ~ a l . to ,aralt tb. bott .. to -float- when ,Iowla OIIIDIINO UP J.AND To get the desired depth when opeDiDg up a land, pull the r1ght Touch Control lever rearward and force the plow into the ground_ Arter the first furrow 1s opened, set the TOUCh Control lever to the desired plow1D& depth. LBVBLINO THE BOTTOK It 1s important that the plow bottom be properly leveled. The qual1ty of the plow1n& Job and the l1fe of the share depend on this. The wing of the plow share should be from 3/8" to 1/2" above the pOint, and if properly set, tne heel of the landside w111 make a slight impreSSion in the furrow bottom. It 1s better to run the w1D& of the share a little high than too low. To level the bottom, loosen the two bolts through the front end of the beam. Turn the eccentric collar rtF" (Illu8t. 1J until the bottom is set accord1n& to the information in the paragraph above. 8 re to tight the.e bolt curel, aft.r .akln. a. adj.at t. WIDTH (IJ CUT If condit1ons require a change iD the width of cut, the hitch may be moved to the left or to the rilht on the drawbar as desireci. See Illust 6. To widen the cut, move the hitch to the left. To narrow the cut, move the nitch to the right. CUSHION BITCH SPRINGS The maiD purpose of the cushion hitch springs .1s to aDsorb shock when ob.tructiaaa are encountered in the field. For normal plowing conditions in level fields, keep the tension on both spr1ncs equal. Do DOt tllhten the spr1ncs aore than enough to remove the slack fraa the pMrts. To a . c r 8 M S ~ landslae pressure or to c o u n t e r ~ c t Qownhill arlft of the I-loe 1n IUllslll8 plod.DC eh.D tnroe1D& the fw-ro. uphill, tighten the out- s14. cu.slllon spr1D&. To counteract the downhill drift of the plow in hl1lside plowing when throwing the furrow Qownh111, tighten the ins1de cushion spring.

I) ROLLING COLTER Illut. U Illnt. I The rolling c o l t e r ~ when properly adjusted, will cut a clean furrow wall in most soils. The colter may be adjusted when toe bottom is out ~ r the ground or in the ground in plowing position. Loosen the bolt nHn (Illus'. SI. move the bolt in the slot and set the colter blade ~ " from the land side of the beam for average s011 conditions. See that the colter blade is parallel with tne beam when the measurement is made. Better results will usually be obtained by setting t11e colter a little farther away from the bottom in very loose soils. After making an adjustment, retighten the bolt and sWing the colter s1deways to see tnat it is free to swing equally from side to side. The colter should run just deep enough to cut a clean furrow wall. Usu- ally best results are obtained when tne colter cuts one-half the depth ot the furrow. If the colter 1s set too deep 1n hard ,round, it will tend to ride the plow out of the ground. To adjust the colter up and d o w n ~ loosen the two bolts "I", turn the ad- justing bolt "J", move the colter to tne desired position and securely re- tighten tne bolts "I". See Il1ust. lAo WIIBN COI.BlNATION COLTERS ANI) JOINTERS ARE USED Adjust t l . ~ colters as described in paragraph ROLL I 16 COLTER and set the jointer blade to run about 2" deep in average plowing cond1t1ons. just the point of the jointer blade to run as close to the colter blade as possible without touching. Ad- Jointer may be adjusted up and 'down. closer to or farther from the colter, by loosening the clamp "K" (Illust. JA). Tigbten the cl , I.cure'y after .akin, an adjult nt. ~ e RBIlOVINCi TIIB SIL\RE The share can be removed by loosening the nut on the tightening rod "An, unhooking same from the stud "B", and loosening bolt "en. Illust. 2

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6 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SETTING UP (Adju.t'ng and O,.rating In.truct.on. ar. on ,ag. 3) Remove all wires and arrange the parts conveniently. l u ~ , ' c a t . all b.a,'n,. and aovinl ,.rt , 10U ,roceed, and tbat the, work fr I,. B o ~ t .. m.ust be usecl. 1n ~ ' n e no1.es 1.n " D : ~ . C . b . 't.b.el e:r6 t c ) ~ , c)-r tn. t't\t \ ) " ' t \ ~ to which they are attached, unless otherwise shown. SlIad.d ,ort ion. in tb. i Iintration bow ,arta to tie ..... bl.d; the .. u.t be ,laced on til achln. in til. ord.r _.,.d. Wherever the terms "left" and "r1ght" are used, it should be understood to mean from a pos1tic,n behind and faetna the machine. We reserve the right to make changes or improvements in the design or construction of any part without incurring the ob11lation to install such changes on any machine previously delivered. The A-193 ,low I. de.igned for u on Far 11 Su,er-A Tractor. lIavint re.r wlle.l wid. b 11-2'- tire. (.a.I iz.) or r r wb 1 full round 9.00-2'- tlr The AY-lt3 plow i. de.lgn.d for u.e on Far.all Su,.r- AY Tractor. having r r wh I ,ulp,.d witll .- or .10-.'- wid ..... tire 10TE: A-193 Direct-Connected Moldboard Plow.

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