Adjusting the hoeing width

On parallelograms with more than one hoe share, the hoe shares must be positioned such that the outer hoe share E or the two outer hoe shares B and C each have a distance A of at least 4 cm from the plant row D.

The hoe shares on each parallelogram must overlap by at least 2 cm. If the overlap becomes less due to the position of the outer hoe shares, the inner how shares must also be moved towards the plant row until the overlap is at least 2 cm again.

  1. Lower the implement on the field with the three-point power lift.
  1. Loosen the bolt 1 for the hoe share 2.
  1. Lift the implement with the three-point power lift until the hoe share 1 can be moved on the tool carrier 2.
  2. Move the hoe share to the correct position.
  3. Tighten the bolt for the hoe share.

  4. If the parallelogram has two outer hoe shares:

    Position the second outer hoe share of the parallelogram in the same way.
  1. Determine the overlaps 1 of the hoe shares 2.

  2. If there are overlaps of less than 2 cm:

    Move the inner hoe shares towards the plant row until the overlap is at least 2 cm again.
  3. Adjust the hoeing width all of the other parallelograms in the same way.