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2. Position the tillage tool assembly upright on the tires.

3. Measure the hitch height on your tow vehicle. For hitch heights of 11” or less use the lower

tongue mounting holes. For hitch heights of greater than 11” use the upper tongue mountin

holes. (See Figure 2.) The factory tongue setting is in

the lower position. To reposition the

r, and nut from the loose end of the top link.

Align the top link with the free arm on the tongue. Install and securely fasten the bolt, lock

washer and nut that was previously removed.

B. INS Y

Attach the connector side to the actuator connector. Attach the battery clips to the appropriate

al).

Note: sed (Extension Cable Part #235067) if

needed. In some applications it may be necessary to have extra length to reach the

s, fasten the cable to the tongue and tow vehicle. Position the disconnect plug such

that it can be easily disconnected when the tillage tool is removed from the rear of the tow

vehicle.

tongue remove the provided 5/8” x 2” bolts, lock washers and nuts, align proper holes and

reinstall and secure the bolts, lock washers and nuts.

4. Remove the provided 3/4” x 3 bolt , lock washe

Figure 2. – Tongue Assembly and Adjustment

Tongue position

for hitch heights

of 11” or less

of greater than

TALLATION OF THE LIFT CONTROL WIRING ASSEMBL

Tongue position

for hitch heights

1. Using the provided “U” bolts, securely fasten the lift control panel to the tow vehicle. On most

ATVs, the “U” bolts will allow easy installation on the rack.

There are two separate electrical cables extending from the lift control panel. There should be

a cable that contains battery clips and another cable that has a connector attached to the end.

terminals on a battery (red attaches to the positive terminal and black to the negative termin

Extra electrical cable length can be purcha

battery or reposition the lift control panel.

Securely fasten the electrical cable that extends back to the actuator. Using the provided

plastic tie

11”