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ASSEMBLING INFORMATIONand
PREDELIVERY SERVICE
NEW HOLLANDMODEL 351 GRINDER-MIXER
FET1 New Holland
SHIPPING BUNDLES
CATALOG NO. 98602
GRINDER-MIXER, WITH 15" WHEELS ANDTIRES, LESS UNLOADING EQUIPMENT, LESSLOADING EQUIPMENT.
CONSISTS OF:
97332 Base unit bundle142170 Wheels with tires (2)
NOTE: Figure 3 identifies the parts shippedwith all base unit grinder-mixers. The threedifferent catalog numbers cover the three dif-
ferent options available in wheel sizes andtires.
CATALOG NO. 98601
GRINDER-MIXER, WITH 15" WHEELS, LESS UN-LOADING EQUIPMENT, LESS LOADING EQUIP-MENT, LESS TIRES.
CONSISTS OF:
97332 Base unit bundle35740 Wheels less tires (2)
CATALOG NO. 98600
GRINDER-MIXER, WITH 14" WHEELS, LESS UN-LOADING EQUIPMENT, LESS LOADING EQUIP-MENT, LESS TIRES.
CONSISTS OF:
97332 Base unit bundle14" wheels less tires (2)
FIGURE 3
BASE UNIT BUNDLE - FIGURE 3
1. Main frame, mixing tank, and hammermillassembly.
2. 142161 Hub and spindle, R.H.
3. 142162 Hub and spindle, LH.4. 142410 Unloading auger support (not
shown).
6. 141733 Hitch weld assembly.
7. 142277 PTO assembly.
8. 56858 Hitch.
9. 63510 Jack.
10. 142404 Winch and cable (in concentrate
hopper).
11. 142339 Screen rack.
12. Hardware (in concentrate hopper).
.
97339 LOADING AUGER BUNDLE - FIGURE 4
1
.
1 3321 7 Auger drive and hopper assembly.FIGURE 4
2. 142217 Lever assembly (not shown).
3. 132927 Shield weld assembly.
4. Hardware.
8. 142411 Loading auger assembly.
INCLUDES: (See Figure 4, Right)
A. 142416 Side sheet, R.H.
B.
C.
D.
E.
142417 Side sheet, LH.142418 End sheet.
142107 Cover.
142118 Cover.
10. 142404 Winch and cable.
11. 132681 Support plate.
12. 142433 Winch support.
13. 142419 Saddle assembly.
14. 142199 Guard (packed in lower end of
loading auger).
15. 142202 Guard (packed in lower end of
loading auger).
16. 132966 Hopper extension.
17. 142317 Universal assembly.
18. Hardware (packed in lower end of load-
ing auger).
19. 141954 V-belt. (not shown)20. 141973 sheave), (not shown)
97341 LOADING AUGER WITH HAYROLL -FIGURE 5
1. 133216 Auger, drive and hayroll assem-
bly.
2. 132927 Shield, W.A.3. Hardware.
7. 142411 Loading auger assembly.
(See Item #8, Figure 4 — Right)
FIGURE 5
INCLUDES: (See Figure 4, Right)
A. 142416 Side sheet, R.H.
B. 142417 Side sheet, LH.C. 142418 End sheet.
D. 142107 Cover.
E. 142118 Cover.
10. 142404 Winch and cable.
11. 132681 Support plate.
12. 142433 Winch support.
13. 142419 Saddle assembly.
14. 142199 Guard (packed in
loading auger).
15. 142202 Guard (packed in
loading auger).
16. 132966 Hopper extension.
17. 142317 Universal assembly.
18. Hardware (packed in lower
ing auger).
19. 141954 V-belt). (not shown)20. 141973 sheave), (not shown)
lower end of
lower end of
end of load-
97340 HAYROLL AND PLAIN CHUTE (NOTSHOWN)
132958 Hayroll assembly.132959 Chute assembly.1329204 Shield, W.A.Hardware.
141954 V-Belt.
97334 MAGNET - FIGURE 8FIGURE 8
FIGURE 7
97338 PLAIN FEED CHUTE - FIGURE 7
97336 - 10' UNLOADING AUGER - FIGURE 9
1. 132901 10' Unloading auger assembly.2. 132556 Clamp, W.A.3. 142404 Winch and cable (packed in dis-
charge end of auger), (not shown).4. 142983 Chute assembly.
97337 - 13' UNLOADING AUGER - FIGURE 9
1. 132900 13' Unloading auger assembly.2. 132556 Clamp, W.A.3. 142404 Winch and cable (packed in dis-
charge end of auger), (not shown).4. 142983 Chute assembly.
FIGURE 9
83973 SWIVEL SPOUT - FIGURE 9A
83974 BAGGING ATTACHMENT - FIGURE 9A
1. 142475 Bagging assembly.
2. 142492 Latch assembly (2).
97335 PNEUMATIC CONVEYING ATTACH-MENT (NOT SHOWN)
1. 97194 Pneumatic conveying attachment.2. 95331 351 Blower kit.
ASSEMBLY
GENERAL INSTRUCTION
"Left" and "Right" are determined by standing
behind the unit and facing in the direction of
travel of unit when transported.
Use a lock washer and nut on all bolts unless
otherwise specified and use a flat washer on
all slotted holes.
BASE UNIT
HITCH FRAME WELD ASSEMBLY AND WHEELS
Attach the spindle assemblies as shown in Fig-
ure 10, with the spindles to the rear as far as
possible, with five %" x IV2" Grade 5 cap-
screws and hardened flat washers. The flat
washers must be installed under the nuts oneach bolt. (No lock washers.)
Attach the hitch frame assembly to the framewith five %" x 1%" and three %" x 2" Grade5 capscrews and hardened flat washers. In-
stall the unloading auger support. The flat
washers must be installed under the nuts as
shown in Figure 11. (No lock washers.)
IMPORTANT: Tighten the Grade 5 capscrews in
the spindles and hitch frame assembly to 180-
200 ft. lbs. of torque. (This is 90-100 lbs. pull
on the end of a 24" wrench.)
HITCH
Install the hitch with four W x 1W capscrews
and attach the jack with two 7/16" x VA" cap-
screws, pipe spacers and flat washers as shownin Figure 12. Attach the wheels with the lug
bolts provided.
SCREEN RACK
Install the screen rack as shown in Figure 11,
using two %" x %" capscrews and one Va" x%" capscrew. Attach the spring and chain as
shown in Figure 1 1
.
.
{ 5 ) 5/8"X H/2"GRADE 5CAPSCREWS(TORQUE TO 180-2QO FT. LBS.
~'W
RIGHT SIDE SHOWN
FIGURE 10
r (2)3/8"X3/4"CAPSCREW
HITCH FRAME W.A.
« (5)5/8"XH/2"GR.5CAPSCREWS
( 3 ) 5/8"X2<3R5CAPSCREWS
FIGURE 11
UNLOADING EQUIPMENT
97336 OR 97337 UNLOADING AUGER(OPTIONAL)
UNLOADING AUGER SUPPORT
Install the transport latch pin in the support byinserting the pin as shown in Figure 13. Then
install the spring, and flat washer. Install the
cotter pin next to the flat washer so that the
pin will then be spring loaded.
UNLOADING AUGER
Remove the unloading auger gear cover and
install the unloading auger on the pivot yoke
as shown in Figure 14.
BE SURE THAT ALL GEARS ARE PROPERLYALIGNED AND MESHED BY PLACING SHIMWASHERS BEHIND OR IN FRONT OF THE GEARON THE END OF THE AUGER SHAFT.
The gears should mesh as deeply as possible
without binding.
Install the gear cover in its original position.
NOTE: It will be necessary to relocate the clampon the unloading auger so that it is properlyaligned with the unloading auger support andtransport pin. See Figure 13.
WINCH
Attach the winch to the auger with two %" x1" capscrews, using a flat washer over theslotted hole as shown in Figure 15. Important:
The attaching sleeve must be located at no less
than 41" from the front end of the unloadingauger hopper as shown in Figure 9.
CABLE
Install the support cable and U-bolt for the un-loading auger as shown in Figure 15 with four%" nuts (two below and two above the brack-
et).
CAUTION: DO NOT CHANGE THE LENGTH OFTHIS CABLE OR MOVE THE WINCH ATTACH-
ING SLEEVE. IF CABLE IS LENGTHENED, DRIVE
GEARS WILL LOCK AND CAUSE BREAKAGEOF THE UNLOADING AUGER OR GEARBOX.
CHUTE ASSEMBLY
Attach the chute assembly to the hopper of theunloading auger with 2 14" x Vi" cap screws,
as shown in Figure 15A. The hinges are secur-
ed with Va" x Vi" capscrews. Attach the guardto the front lip of the hopper with two Va" xV2" cap screws, Figure 15A. Connect the springbetween the guard and the chute assembly.
FIGURE 15A
LOADING EQUIPMENT
FIGURE 16
97339 LOADING AUGER & HOPPER
AUGER DRIVE AND HOPPER ASSEMBLY
Install the assembly on the hammermill with
four 5/1 6" x 1" carriage bolts twelve 5/16"
x %" carriage bolts, and two %" x 1" carriage
bolts.
DRIVE SHEAVE & BELT
Install the drive sheave on the transfer auger
shaft with the set screw to the front. Remove
the change gear drive chain. Install the drive
belt as shown in Figure 16. Make sure the belt
is installed on the correct side of the belt guide.
Align the drive sheave and tighten the set
screw.
Adjust the belt so that it requires 50 to 55 lbs.
on the end of the lever to engage it with the
latch.
Reinstall the change gear drive chain. Adjust
the belt by adjusting the lever and the latch,
Figure 16.
DRIVE CHAIN SHIELD
Attach the shield brackets to the chain shield
with four 14" x Vi" capscrews, Figure 17. At-
tach the shield brackets to the hopper assembly
by loosening the two nuts as shown in Figure
17. Install a flat washer, lock washer and wingnut on the shield retaining bracket.
HOPPER EXTENSION
Attach the hopper extension with four 5/16"
x %" carriage bolts as shown in Figure 16.
FIGURE 17
LOADING AUGER SADDLE
Install the loading auger saddle bracket with
four %" x 1" capscrews as shown in Figure 19.
BE CAREFUL1. KEEP ALL SHIELDS IN PLACE.
2. STOP MACHINE TO ADJUST AND OIL.
3. IF MECHANISM BECOMES CLOGGED, DIS-
CONNECT POWER BEFORE CLEANING.
4. KEEP HANDS, FEET AND CLOTHING AWAYFROM ALL POWER-DRIVEN PARTS.
5. KEEP OFF IMPLEMENT UNLESS SEAT ORPLATFORM IS PROVIDED-KEEP OTHERS OFF.
LOADING AUGER
Attach the loading auger assembly to theswivel bracket with a V4" x 7" capscrew andlocknut as shown in Figure 20.
DRIVE SHAFT
Be sure the shield covering the drive shaft is
in place, and install the drive shaft as shownwith two woodruff keys and two thrust wash-ers as shown. Secure the drive shaft with thetwo setscrews in place. Make sure all the endplay is removed from the front drive shaft.
DRIVE SHAFT SHIELDS
Install the front drive shaft shield with two Wx Ws
capscrews and lock washers as shown in
Figure 20, and install the rear drive shaftshield with two !4" x V2" truss head bolts.
SIDE AND END SHEETS
Install the end sheet and side sheets on theloading auger assembly with fifteen 5/16" x%" truss head bolts and four 5/16" x %" truss
head bolts at the winch bracket. Install theguard assembly with four 5/16" x %" truss
head bolts with the heads to the outside, as
shown in Figure 22.
figure 20
CABLE SUPPORT AND BRACES
Attach the support plate as shown in Figure21 with five 5/16" x %" carriage bolts. Usethree of the bolts already in place. Attach thewinch to the winch support with two %" x 1"
capscrews and a flat washer over the slotted
hole.
Install the cable on the U-bolt and attach theU-bolt to the support plate with four %" nuts.
Put a nut on each side of the U-bolt and install
it in the support plate. Install the other twonuts as shown in Figure 21.
97341 LOADING AUGER & HOPPER WITHHAYROLL (OPTIONAL)
AUGER DRIVE, HOPPER & HAYROLL ASSEMBLY
NOTE: If a 97334 magnet is to be installed it
is much easier to install before the hop-per and drive assembly is attached to
the hammermill.
Attach the assembly to the hammermill withfour 5/16" x 1" carriage bolts, ten 5/16" x %"carriage bolts four 5/16" x VA" carriage bolts,
and two %" x VA" carriage bolts as shown in
Figure 23. Install one guide on each side of thehopper as shown in Figure 23.
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-SUPPORT PLATE
{ 5 ) 5/l6"XV4"CARRIAGE BOLTS
PSZ (IN PLACE)
"
FIGURE 21
FIGURE 22
DRIVE SHEAVE & BELT
Install the drive sheave on the transfer auger
shaft with the set screw to the front. Remove
the change gear drive chain. Install the belt in
its correct position with the belt guides. Ad-
just the belt tension so that it requires 50 to
55 lbs. on the end of the lever to engage it
with the latch. Align the drive sheave and
tighten the set screw.
Adjust the belt by adjusting the lever on the
latch, Figure 23. Reinstall the change gear
drive chain.
HAYROLL SPRINGS
Attach one spring and one strap on each pivot
arm as shown in Figure 24. The strap is secured
in place by a hairpin cotter.
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DRIVE CHAIN SHIELD
Attach the shield brackets to the chain shield
with four Va" x V2" capscrews, Figure 17. At-
tach the shield brackets to the hopper assem-bly by loosening the two nuts as shown in Fig-
ure 17. Install a flat washer, lock washer andwing nut on the shield retaining bracket.
FIGURE 23
LOADING AUGER
Install the loading auger saddle bracket withfour %" x 1" capscrews as shown in Figure 19.Attach the loading auger assembly to theswivel bracket with a W x 7" capscrew and
FIGURE 24
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locknut as shown in Figure 20. Be sure the
shield covering the drive shaft is in place, and
install the drive shaft as shown with two wood-
ruff keys and two thrust washers as shown.
Secure the drive shaft with the two setscrews
in place. Make sure all the end play is remov-
ed from the front drive shaft.
Install the front drive shaft shield with two Va"
x V2" capscrews and lock washers as shown in
Figure 20, and install the rear drive shaft shield
with two Va" x W truss head bolts. Install the
end sheet and side sheets on the loading auger
assembly with fifteen 5/1 6" x %" truss head
bolts and four 5/16" x %" truss head bolts at
the winch bracket. Install the guard with four
5/16" x %" truss head bolts with the nuts to
the outside, as shown in Figure 22.
SUPPORT PLATE AND CABLE
Attach the support plate and braces as shown
in Figure 21 with five 5/16" x %" capscrews.
Use three of the bolts already in place. Attach
the winch to the winch support with two %"
x 1" capscrews and a flat washer over the slot-
ted hole.
Install the cable on the U-bolt and attach the
U-bolt to the support plate with four %" nuts.
Put a nut on each side of the U-bolt and install
it in the support plate. Install the other two
nuts as shown in Figure 21.
97340 HOPPER WITH HAYROLL LESS LOAD-
ING AUGER (OPTIONAL)
Attach the hopper and hayroll assembly to the
hammermill with ten 5/16" x %" carriage bolts
four 5/16" x 1" carriage bolts two %" x VA"
carriage bolts and four 5/16" x VA" carriage
bolts as shown in Figure 25. Install one guide
on each side of the hammermill.
BELT
Install the belt in its correct position with the
belt guides. Adjust the belt tension so that it
requires 50 to 55 lbs. on the end of the lever
to engage it with the latch. The adjustment is
made by adjusting the lever on the latch, Fig-
ure 25.
DRIVE BELT SHIELD
Attach the shield to the shield brackets with
four Va" x V2" capscrews, Figure 26. Attach the
shield brackets to the hopper assembly by
loosening the two nuts as shown in Figure 26.
Install a flat washer, lock washer and wing nut
on the shield retaining bracket.
HAYROLL SPRINGS
Attach one spring and one strap on each pivot
arm as shown in Figure 26. The strap is secur-
ed in place by a hairpin cotter.
FIGURE 25
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PLAIN HOPPER EXTENSION
Attach the plain hopper to the mill hopper withfour 5/16" x %" carriage bolts as shown in
Figure 27. Assemble the end sheet to the plain
hopper with four 5/16" x %" carriage bolts.
FIGURE 26
FIGURE 27
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
97338 PLAIN HOPPER (OPTIONAL)
Install the plain hopper on the hammermill asshown in Figure 27.
97334 MAGNET (OPTIONAL)
Install the magnet in any of the hoppers asshown in Figure 28. The cover plate that is re-moved is not used.
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FIGURE 28
PRE-DELIVERY SERVICE
1. Lubricate the entire machine carefully as
outlined in the Owners Manual. Be sure
that all parts requiring oil are properly
lubricated, and that all of the gear drives
are covered with grease.
2. Check all chains and belts for alignment
and proper tension.
3. Check all bolts, including wheel lugs, and
be sure that they have been tightened se-
curely.
4. Check the entire grinder-mixer for proper
assembly and adjustment.
5. Check the air pressure of the tires supplied
by New Holland to 48 lbs. NOTE: 14"
TIRES ARE NOT SUPPLIED BY NEW HOL-
LAND, AND IF NEW OR USED 14" TIRES
ARE INSTALLED ON THE GRINDER-MIXER,
THEY SHOULD BE INFLATED TO THE PRES-
SURE RECOMMENDED BY THE MANU-FACTURER. WHEN THIS MACHINE IS
FULLY LOADED, 14" TIRES WILL BE OVER-
LOADED, BUT THEY MAY BE USEDAROUND THE FARMSTEAD WHERE THE
MACHINE WILL BE TRANSPORTED FOR
VERY SHORT DISTANCES OR WILL BE UN-
LOADED AT THE SAME POINT THAT IT IS
LOADED.
6. Examine the slip clutch on the gearbox
drive to make sure that it is properly lubri-
cated and not frozen by paint or rust.
7. Remove all tools and materials from the
grinder-mixer and turn the drive sheave
by hand to make sure that all parts move
freely.
8. Attach the PTO to the tractor according to
ASAE specifications. When properly at-
tached, the distance between the end of
the tractor PTO shaft and a vertical line
from the center of the hitch pin is 14".
9. Make sure that all persons are clear of the
grinder-mixer, start the tractor, and cau-
tiously engage the clutch. Allow the grind-
er-mixer to operate slowly for a short
period of time and gradually increase the
speed until the tractor is operating at 540
RPM. Continue to operate the grinder-mix-
er without load for at least 30 minutes,
with the loading and unloading augers
operating.
10. Stop the grinder-mixer and check all bear-
ings for signs of over-heating, adjust the
chains and belts, re-check and re-tighten
all bolts, and relubricate as required.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONSMost farm implement accidents can be avoided by the observance of a few simple safetyprecautions.
1. Don't clean, lubricate, or make any adjustments on the Grinder- Mixer while it is in motion.
2. Don't start the Grinder - Mixer until you know that everyone is clear of the machine andhave made sure that no tools are lying on the machine.
3. Don't work around the unit in loose clothing that might catch in any of the moving parts.
4. Don't attempt to pull material from any part of the Grinder- Mixer while it is in operation.
STJ1 New HollandiiJ Practical in design dependable in action
NEW HOLLAND, PENNSYLVANIA
Form No.A351-l-3iM-966wPrinted in U.S.A.