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To create belt slack, reach over to right side of the pulleys and push in at the center of the belt with a finger. At the same time, use your left hand to work the belt part-way into the forward groove of the transmission (lower) pulley. See Photo 4-13. Now go to the other side of the tiller- finish seating the belt in the forward groove. 4. On the left side of the tiller, work the belt as much as possible into the forward groove in the engine (top) pulley. See Photo 4-14. Finish seating it from the right side of the tiller. Note: If extra belt slack is needed to move the belt, just raise the Wheels/Tines/PTO Drive Lever up into REVERSE. This lowers the engine pulley, creating the slack. 5. Check both sides of the pulleys to see the belt is seated in HIGH range grooves of each pulley. Photo 4-13: Move belt on transmission pulley into the forward groove. ISSS Photo 4-14: Move belt on the engine pulley into the forward groove. 32 Operation To Change From HIGH Range to LOW Range 1. To avoid personal injury, shut off engine, let all moving parts come to a complete stop, then disconnect spark plug wire and move it away from the spark plug before making any adjustments. 2. Move the Wheels/Tines/PTO Drive Lever to NEUTRAL. 3. Stand on left side of tiller. Use your right hand to hold the Wheels/Tines/PTO Drive Lever UP in REVERSE position. Then use left hand to move belt from front groove to rear groove on the engine pulley (top pulley). Refer to Photo 4-15. Go to right side of tiller and finish seating the belt. 4. Still holding the lever up in REVERSE position, move the belt Photo 4-15: With Wheels/Tines/PTO Drive Lever held UP in REVERSE, move belt on engine (upper) pulley over into its rear groove. from the front groove to the rear groove on the lower transmission pulley. Start at the left side of the tiller and finish seating the belt from the right side (Photo 4-16). Photo 4-16: Now move belt on transmission pulley (lower pulley) over into its rear pulley groove. 5. Check that the belt is fully seated in the pulley grooves. Look at this from both sides of the tiller. Choosing Tiller Wheel and Tine Speeds Your tiller offers four wheel/tine speed combinations to handle every tilling task and garden job. By experimenting, you’ll find the right tilling depth, engine speed, and wheel and tine speed combination that is best for the soil in your garden. Here’s how to approach jobs: 1. Advance the throttle lever so the engine has sufficient power. 2. Do not set the depth regulator at too deep a setting to avoid having the engine labor or the tiller buck. 3. Your settings are “ideal” when the tines are breaking up the soil nicely, the engine is not laboring, and your progress is steady and smooth. See the Selection Guide below for hints. A WARNING The HIGH speed belt range position combined with a FAST wheel speed setting propels the tiller at the fastest pace. To help avoid personal injury or property damage if using this speed combination, reduce the engine throttle speed. WHEEL SPEED AND BELT RANGE SELECTION GUIDE IMPORTANT—For correct wheel speed and belt range choices when using attachments or accessories other than tines, read the Owner/Operator Manual provided with the attachment or accessory. SLOW GEAR, LOW BELT RANGE Till in sod. Till in hard ciay. Till under standing cornstalks in tough soil conditions. Till under cover crops. Prepare a deep seedbed. Till in stony soil. Till in residues and organic matter. Mix in fertilizers, manure. SLOW GEAR, HIGH BELT RANGE Till in sod or hard clay. Till under standing cornstalks (slow, steady speed allows time to shred stalks). Till under cover crops (best wheel speed and belt speed range in most soils). Prepare seedbeds (best speed choice in most soils). Till in stony ground: Build raised garden beds. Mix in fertilizer. Use hiller wings in hard soil. Mix fertilizer and manure. Till residues, organic matter. FAST GEAR, LOW BELT RANGE Go over seedbed for the last time before planting crops. Cover over seeds in wide row or plot planting (raise handlebars to avoid going too deep). Best for hiliing and furrowing. Best for making raised beds. Cultivate (raise handlebars to avoid going too deep). Good for tilling large areas. Till organic matter in. Cultivating between raised beds with hiller-furrower attachment. FAST GEAR, HIGH BELT RANGE Prepare seedbeds for planting. Cover seeds with less need to hold up the handlebars. Cultivate (tiller travels faster, rides higher on the soil; allows engine RPM to be reduced; handlebars don’t have to be raised). Keep large areas tilled and cultivated in the summer. Till under organic matter. Move tiller location quickly. Cultivate between raised beds using the hiller/furrower. 33 Operation TILLING IN THE GARDEN Here are tips and suggestions to help you get the most satisfaction and performance from your tiller. Tilling Depths When you begin tilling in the garden, please go slowly and easily at first. It’...

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