Talc Applicator Installation Manual J. & M. Mfg. Co., Inc. 284 Railroad Street - P.O. Box 547 Fort Recovery, OH 45846 Ph: (419) 375-2376 Fax: (419) 375-2708 www.jm-inc.
Step 1. Measure from the top of the shell frame and make a mark on the front right side leg at 35” for the Model 375 Seed Tender and 42” for the Model 275 Seed Tender. This mark is for the height of the Talc Holding Container. Next using the Talc Holding Container as a guide, mark 2 holes on the side of the leg. Drill both holes with a 7/16” bit. Once the holes are drilled, fasten the Talc Holding Container with (2) 3/8”x 1” Serrated Flange Hex Nuts and Bolts. Tighten the hardware once finished.
Step 3. On the Hydraulic Spool Valve remove the “Return” hose on the valve body for the conveyor. Install the 1/2” by 17” hydraulic hose from the valve body to the Talc Applicator Control Valve. Connect hose to #3 on the talc applicator valve body. Tighten all fittings once installed. #3 17” Hydraulic Hose Conveyor Return Hose #4 17” Hydraulic Hose Remove Conveyor Return Hose and 90 Deg. Fitting. Step 4. Install the last 1/2” x 17” hose.
Step 5. For 375 ST Model Fasten the Transfer Tube to the Talc Holding Container using the supplied bracket. Start installing the bracket by removing the two bolts shown in the image above. Now fasten the bracket to the door with the two nuts that were just removed. Install the 3/8” x 3” U-bolt. Use (2) 3/8” serrated flange hex nuts and (2) 3/8” lock nuts to fasten the U-bolt to the bracket. Tighten hardware once installed. Step 5.
Step 6. Install the auger through the Talc Holding Container into the Talc Transfer Tube. Attach the motor to the auger with the supplied set screw. Attach the Motor to the Talc Holding Container using the supplied Exhaust Clamp. Tighten hardware once finished. Note: When installing motor make sure the key-way is installed correctly. Step 7. Install both 1/4” x 107” Hydraulic Hoses from the Talc Motor to the Talc Control Valve Body. Hose coming from Port A runs to Port 1 and Port B runs to Port 2.
