REBOUNDERTM MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Case IH Drills 5300, 5400, 5500, and some 5100 Series
(Read Instructions Completely before Beginning Installation)
Before working on your planter or drill
DANGER:when storing or working on the planter always install cylinder stops or place the planter on stands to prevent personal injury or damage to the
Rebounder. WARNING:do not roll back or back up the planter in or on the ground as this can result in damage to the Rebounder.
Mounting Instructions
Before you begin locate the “package contents” list to verify all items are included.
Important Points to Remember:
- The molded in tab is for in - furrow applications. Optional Quick Couplers are also available upon
request for a small charge. The NEW Straight Shot fitting is used for keeping fertilizer from building
up on the press wheel. This puts fertilizer directly on the seed and should be used when you notice
excessive soil and fertilizer build up on the press wheel tire.
- It is necessary for you to cut off one or two holes from the Rebounder to make it fit into your particu-
lar drill (fig. (d)). If you don’t cut the top hole(s) off they will rub on the rivets on the inside of the
discs and can stop them from turning.
-See HELPFUL HINTS FOR MOUNTING REBOUNDERS TO DRILLS
Step #1: remove one disc from each row, it is not necessary to remove scrapers.
Step #2: mount Rebounder bracket over 5/16” hole on frame of drill using the 5/16” x 1 1/4”
bolt. Insert bolt through holes putting 5/16” lock nut on bolt with wrench. Use a piece
of tape to hold the nut in place between the disc and frame (fig. (a)). Hold the bracket
down while tightening the bolt in place. Either tap a small wedge (provided) into the top
of the bracket and weld to bracket (fig. (b)), or tack weld the bracket to the drill frame so the bracket can not flex up when in use.
Step #3: now you can mount the first Rebounder to the bracket.
EXAMPLE: with new discs on the drill and the press wheel adjusting handle in
the 2nd notch from the back of the drill, a good starting point would be to
try the 2nd and 3rd holes up from the bottom of the Rebounder (fig. (c)).
use the 1st and 3rd holes up from the bottom on the bracket. Attach the
Rebounder to the bracket with the two 1/4” x 1” bolts. If the discs are worn, make
adjustments accordingly. Replace your discs when finished mounting the
Rebounder.
NOTE: Position the Rebounder so that the tail end will be from 3/8” to 1/2" off of the
ground or floor.
Rebounder Package Contents
(per single row)
Item Quantity
Rebounder......................1
L-bracket .......................1
1/4x1”bolts ....................2
1/4”whiznut....................1
1/4”nut........................1
InstructionSheet.................1
Bracket Package Contents
(per single row)
Item Quantity
Bracket.........................1
5/16x11/4”bolt ................1
5/16”locknut...................1
Metalwedge.....................1
Straight Shot
Optional Fitting
fig. (b)
fig. (d)
fig. (a)
fig. (c)
Rebounder covered by one or more of the following U.S. patents: 5,640,915; 5,918,557; 6,082,275; 6,283,050; 6,453,832, 6,763,773 and 7,121,216.
71495 rd. 397 - indianola, ne 69034 - phone: 800-382-2607 - fax: 308-364-2410 - info@schaffert.com - www.schaffert.com - Sept 18, 2009
SCHAFFERT MFG. CO. INC. - phone: 800-382-2607 - fax: 308-364-2410
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