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Components Required:
1 complete single wheel hoe or cultivator
1 of long 3/8” diameter Axle + flat washer and lock nut
2 of Steel Dust Caps
1 of Wheel with bronze bushing installed
1 complete single wheel hoe or cultivator
1 of long 3/8” diameter Axle + flat washer and lock nut
2 of Steel Dust Caps
1 of Wheel with bronze bushing installed
Step 1: Remove the wheel, axle, and wheel arms from the Single Wheel Hoe Cultivator
Step 2: Assemble the arms onto the wheel hoe frame according to the picture below:
Step 2: Assemble the arms onto the wheel hoe frame according to the picture below:
Step 3:
If the handles are not attached yet, it is best to turn the tool bar upside down on a hard
surface and apply a slight force downward to assure axle hole alignment while
tightening the nuts.
If the handles are attached, align the axle holes visually.
If the handles are not attached yet, it is best to turn the tool bar upside down on a hard
surface and apply a slight force downward to assure axle hole alignment while
tightening the nuts.
If the handles are attached, align the axle holes visually.
Step 4:
Insert the long axle. Assemble two dust caps to each wheel. Position both wheels onto the axle.
Assemble a flat washer and lock nut to each end of the axle. Using the two ½ wrenches, hold the nut
on the left while tightening the nut on the right.
Tighten until the nuts bottom out onto the shoulder at each end of the axle shaft. If the wheels do not
turn freely, loosen the nuts slightly until the wheels rotate freely.
Insert the long axle. Assemble two dust caps to each wheel. Position both wheels onto the axle.
Assemble a flat washer and lock nut to each end of the axle. Using the two ½ wrenches, hold the nut
on the left while tightening the nut on the right.
Tighten until the nuts bottom out onto the shoulder at each end of the axle shaft. If the wheels do not
turn freely, loosen the nuts slightly until the wheels rotate freely.