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1. A note to our customers, parts managers and dealers:
This manual has been prepared to assist you in the proper use, daily care, and operation of
your new Kuhn Krause equipment. It contains specific information on the many built--in
features of your equipment, the accessories and options that are available, general
specifications, and instructions for making minor adjustments.
Read this manual carefully before operating your Kuhn Krause equipment, and keep it in a
convenient location for later reference.
In order to ensure that you have the most current owner’s manual available for your
implement, we have added a revision code to each manual. Please note the information
listed below and specify when placing service calls or ordering parts.
Manual for Model: 5200
This manual covers models beginning with Serial No. 2101
Owner’s Manual #: 5200--1B
Parts Manual #: 5200--2B
Rev.: B
ISSUED TO: ISSUED BY:
Owner’s Name Kuhn Krause Dealer
Mailing Address City
City State
State Date of Purchase
Printed SEP11 SN 2701

3. KUHN KRAUSE WARRANTY STATEMENT
(Kuhn Krause Serial Numbered Wholegoods purchased subsequent to May 1, 2008)
Note: This warranty is limited to the equipment and parts sold in North America and all
warranty work must be accomplished by a Kuhn Krause, Inc. Authorized Service
Center rated to perform maintenance on Kuhn Krause Products.
A. KUHN KRAUSE, INC. (“KRAUSE”) LIMITED WARRANTY.
(1) Subject to the limitations and conditions hereinafter set forth, Kuhn Krause warrants, at the time of
delivery by Kuhn Krause to be free from (i) defects in materials or workmanship, and (ii) defects in
design that in the view of the state of the art as of the date of manufacture should have been foreseen
provided, however, that the defect must be discovered and reported to Kuhn Krause within the periods
specified as follows. For a period of one year all new serial numbered production agricultural units
covered by this warranty; for a period of thirty--six (36) months the tongue weldment, center frame
weldment, wing frame weldments, disc harrow gang bearings and K--Tine field cultivator shanks.
(2) Kuhn Krause does not warrant disc blades, shanks, hydraulic cylinders, accessories and other parts
not manufactured by it, but supplied with or as a part of its products. Kuhn Krause will, however,
obtain and pass on any adjustments provided by the manufacturers of such parts under these
manufacturer’s warranties. Tires supplied on Kuhn Krause products, will be warranted by the tire
manufacturer’s retail outlets.
(3) The entire extent of Kuhn Krause’s liability shall be limited to that of either reimbursing Buyer for
its costs of purchasing a rebuilt, over--hauled or repaired part from either Kuhn Krause or a proper
Kuhn Krause Authorized Service Center or, at Kuhn Krause’s election, reimbursing buyer for its costs
of having the part repaired at a proper Kuhn Krause Authorized Service Center. If Kuhn Krause elects
not to repair the part and if neither a rebuilt, over--hauled or repaired part is, in Kuhn Krause’s
opinion, timely available then Kuhn Krause will reimburse buyer for its costs of purchasing a new part
from either Kuhn Krause or a proper Kuhn Krause Authorized Service Center. The labor necessary
to remove from the product such part or parts and to install in the product such part or parts, as well
as any repair made as the result of improper installations by Kuhn Krause, shall be covered by this
warranty, provided the work is performed at a proper Kuhn Krause Authorized Service Center.K If
return of the defective part is required, it must be returned shipping prepaid to Kuhn Krause, Inc.
Kuhn Krause’s limited warranty will apply to any part repaired or replaced by a proper Kuhn Krause
Authorized Service Center pursuant to Kuhn Krause’s Limited Warranty: however, the applicable
warranty for such part repaired or replaced shall be limited to the unexpired portion of Kuhn Krause’s
Limited Warranty described in paragraph (1) or (2) above, as applicable. In other words, the warranty
period of the part repaired or replaced does not start over from the date of reinstallation.
K[Kuhn Krause, Inc. will repair or replace, free of charge, any part of the product found to be defective,
within the specified warranty periods, after an inspection of the part has deemed it to be defective.
Inspection must be performed by an authorized agent of Kuhn Krause, Inc. or returned to the Kuhn
Krause factory for inspection and disposition. Warranty labor will be considered during the first year
of warranty only. Kuhn Krause, Inc. will establish and publish an hourly flat rate for shop labor and
reimbursement during the first year of the warranty period. Kuhn Krause does not allow credit for the
cost of travel time, mileage or hauling as a warranty allowance. During the remaining second and third
year, when applicable, Kuhn Krause will repair or replace the defective part, without consideration of
labor charges.]
(4) Routine services (such as inspections, field settings, adjustments, etc.) and replacement of items which
deteriorate from expected normal wear and tear or exposure (such as paint, tires, hoses, blades,
sweeps, points, shank wear strips, etc.) are not covered by this Limited Warranty. Such routine
services and replacements required during the course of operation are not considered to be the result
of any defect in the product.

4. B. LIMITATIONS APPLICABLE TO KUHN KRAUSE’S LIMITED WARRANTY.
(1) Kuhn Krause, Inc. will be relieved of all obligations and liability under this warranty if:
(i) The alleged defect in the part is due to misuse or neglect on the part of someone other than Kuhn
Krause; or
(ii) Kuhn Krause’s identification mark or name or serial number has been removed from the part in
question; or
(iii) The product and/or equipment have not been maintained, operated or stored either in accordance
with applicable manuals, communications or other written instructions of Kuhn Krause or any
manufacturer of the part involved, or in accordance with applicable regulations and advisory
circulars unless buyer shows that such maintenance, operation or storage was not a contributory
cause of the defect; or
(iv) The part in question has been modified or altered after delivery other than by the manufacturer
or in accordance with a modification or alternation scheme approved in writing by the
manufacturer; or
(v) The product is used for purposes other than conventional owner/operator usage. Usage not
considered conventional owner/operator includes, but is not limited to, operation conditions that
consist of rocks or other obstructions.
(2) For the purpose of this Warranty, no part of the product or equipment will be regarded as breaching
the limited warranty merely because, subsequent to its delivery, some modification or alteration
becomes necessary for product improvements or in order to meet a change in the requirements of any
applicable regulation.
(3) TO THE EXTENT ALLOWED BY APPLICABLE LAW, BUYER WAIVES AS TO KUHN KRAUSE ALL
OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS OR OTHERWISE, THERE
ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACT HEREOF.
(4) TO THE EXTENT ALLOWED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE OBLIGATIONS OF KUHN KRAUSE
SET FORTH HEREIN SHALL BE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES FOR ANY BREACH OF
WARRANTY HEREUNDER, AND, TO THE SAME EXTENT, KUHN KRAUSE SHALL NOT BE
LIABLE FOR ANY GENERAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING,
WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY DAMAGES FOR DIMINUTION OF MARKET VALUE, LOSS OF
USE OR LOSS OF PROFITS, OR ANY DAMAGES TO THE PRODUCT CLAIMED BY BUYER OR
ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY UPON THE THEORIES OF NEGLIGENCE OR STRICT
LIABILITY IN TORT.
(5) ANY ACTION BY BUYER FOR BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY BY EITHER KUHN KRAUSE OR
SELLER MUST BE COMMENCED WITHIN (1) YEAR AFTER THE CAUSE OF ACTION ACCRUES.

6. Establishing Customer Warranty
Customer’s Obligation
1. The customer is responsible for reading the operation manual supplied with each serial
numbered unit. The manual describes the safe and correct operating procedures of the specific
product. The operation manual will also instruct the user on recommended lubrication and
maintenance of the product.
2. The customer will advise the dealer of the anticipated start date of the product so a dealer
representative can be on hand to make necessary field adjustments.
3. The owner is also responsible for inspecting the product during and after use. If a part has failed
or is in need of repair, it should be replaced. When continued use of the product would result in
excessive wear of other components, the part should be replaced before operation is continued.
Continued use of the product may void warranty on other parts damaged from this condition.
The user must make the machine available to the dealer for a warranty repair.
4. It is the customer’s responsibility to deliver his machine to an authorized Kuhn Krause dealer
for completion of a warranty repair. If the dealer agrees to make a service trip to the customer’s
residence, it is an agreement between the dealer and the customer. Kuhn Krause will not allow
warranty credit for the cost of travel, mileage, or hauling.
5. Warranty labor consideration will only be given during the first year of warranty. Any labor
charge for the 2nd or 3rd year on the limited warranty will be at the customer’s expense.
This warranty gives you specific rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

9. 3
Table of Contents Rev.6/09
WARRANTY
DEALER PREDELIVERY CHECK SHEET 1
CUSTOMER REVIEW SHEET 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
5200 SPECIFICATIONS PAGE 4
GENERAL INFORMATION PHOTOS 5
SAFETY DECALS 6
OPERATING SECTION
Suggested Protective Gear O1
Safety First O2
Preparing The Tractor O3
Tractor Horsepower Requirements 03
Hydraulic Systems O3
Hitching The Drill To The Tractor O3
Category II Standard Hitch O4
Category III Standard Hitch O4
Category III Quick Hitch O4
Category II & III Narrow Quick HItch O4
Unhitching The Drill From The Tractor O5
Transporting O5
Operating The Drill O5
Double Disc Field Adjustment O6
Depth Adjustment O6
Opener Down Pressure O7
Pressure Range O8
Press Wheel Options O8
Drive / Gauge Wheel Adjustment O9
Inside Scraper Setting O9
Turning In The Field O9
Digital Land Meter O9
Hydraulic Marker Accessory O10
Marker Adjustment O10
Filling The Marker System O11
Importance Of Checking Quantities Drilled O11
How To Check Quantities Drilled O12
Method Two O12
Method Three O13
Setting Grain Feeds O13
Drive Chains O15
Feed Cup Rear Gate O15--16
Drilling Row Crops O16
Drive / Gauge Wheels Positioning O17
Seed Populations Chart O17
Table 1 -- Seeding rates chart O18
Table 2 -- Soybeans seeding rate O18
Table 3 -- Stand Counts O19
Index Setting Chart O20
6” Grain Seed Chart O21
7--1/2” Grain Seed Chart O22
10” Grain Seed Chart O23
Operation Instructions For Grass Seeder O24
Setting The Seed Rate O24
Planting Seed Mixtures O24
Zeroing The Seed Cup O24
Drop Tube Installation O24
6” Grass Seed Chart O25
7--1/2” Grass Seed Chart O26
10” Grass Seed Chart O27
Servicing O28
General Maintenance O28
Lubrication O28
Wheel Bearings O28
HYDRAULIC SAFETY (Read carefully) O28
Double Disc Blade Adjustment O29
Storage O30
Repair Parts O30
Troubleshooting O31--32
Hydraulic Service & Troubleshooting O32
PARTS SECTION
Frame Assembly P2--P3
Tank, Seed Shaft Assemblies P4--5
Seed Cup Assembly & Retainers P6
Drop Tube Assemblies P7
Right Hand Gage Wheel Assembly P8--9
Drive & Drive Wheel Assemblies P10--11
Shield & Idler Assembly P12
Ultra Low Speed Kit P13
Hub & Spindle Assembly P14
Wheel & Tire Assembly P15
Hand Rail & Step Assembly P16
Hat Bar & Opener Mounting P17
Precision Residue Opener P19
High--Residue Precision Opener Assembly P21
HR PRO Disc Blade Assemblies P22
Presswheel Assemblies -- Steel P23
Presswheel Assembly -- Nylon P24
Presswheel Arms P25
Spring Rod Assembly P26
Rear Stand P27
Marker Assembly P29
Marker Hydraulics P30
Prince 3” x 10” Cylinder Assembly P31
Grass Seeder & Shield P33
Agitator Shafts & Drive P35
Decals & Reflectors P37
Light Kit P38
ASSEMBLY SECTION
Marker Accessory Installation A1
Dual Marker Installation A2
Light Kit A3
Digital Land Meter A4
Parts Index Index 1--3

15. PROTECT YOURSELF FROM
CHEMICALS AND PESTICIDES
SUGGESTED PROTECTIVE GEAR
1. HARD HAT: Should be washable, have brim to collect chemicals. Replace headband
if contaminated. Wash entire unit daily.
2. GOGGLES, FACE SHIELD: Protect eyes, face. Goggles should fit snuggly, comfortably.
Shield should cover entire face.
3. RESPIRATOR: To prevent inhaling chemical dust vapors. Use canisters specified for
chemical. Replace canisters as specified.
4. GLOVES: Rubber with long sleeves so cuff can be made. Unlined is best ---- cloth
linings are hard to wash and decontaminate.
5. APRON / SMOCK: Protects clothing from splashes, spills. Smock gives more body
protection. Wash or replace as needed.
6. COVERALLS: Wear as outer layer for easy removal, if contaminated. Tight knit, closable
at neck, wrists. Wash when contaminated.
7. RUBBER BOOTS: Protect against spills on your regular boots or shoes. Important
because leather is hard to decontaminate.
NOTE: DIRTY, CONTAMINATED OR IMPROPERLY WORN PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
AND EQUIPMENT MAY BE AS BAD AS NO SAFETY GEAR AT ALL. FOLLOW
THESE LAUNDERING SUGGESTIONS.
Change all clothing daily.
Keep clothing contaminated (worn while handling, applying) with pesticides separate from
other family laundry. Keep it in a plastic bag if it is not washed immediately.
Use hot water (140_) and fill machine to normal full level. DO NOT OVERLOAD
CLOTHING.
Use recommended amount of a heavy--duty phosphate type detergent.
Dry clothing immediately after washing preferably in an automatic clothes dryer.
Pesticides and chemicals, can enter your body several ways, so it is essential to
wear protective barriers when handling them. The most critical areas needing
protection are your eyes, skin and lungs.
Don’t smoke or eat until after thoroughly washing with soap and water.
USE COMMON SENSE

16. O2
SAFETY FIRST
WATCH FOR THIS SYMBOL AND
CAREFULLY READ THE MESSAGE.
1. Read and understand this operator’s manual before operating the machine.
2. Be sure safety decals and reflectors are clean and in place.
3. Do not ride the drill.
4. Never position yourself under any portion of the implement unless the entire unit is
lowered to the ground.
5. Stop tractor engine and set parking brake before leaving tractor operator’s position to
adjust, lubricate, clean or unclog the machine.
6. Do not stand between the implement and tractor unless tractor brakes are locked and
engine is shut off.
7. Never operate unit until hydraulic cylinders and lines are full of oil and free of air. See
Operating Instructions.
8. Use a Slow--Moving--Vehicle emblem when roading.
9. Check wheel bolts before and during transport.
10. Do not road an implement over 25 miles per hour on the best surface conditions. Reduce
speed when going up or down hills and when approaching ditches or corners.
11. Clear the area around the drill while folding and unfolding the markers.
Elimination of the hazards listed above should not be construed as providing guarantees
that the equipment will meet or exceed all standards or regulations or will be completely
safe to all personnel. The operator should inspect and review the implement after it is in
his possession for adequacy in safety for the function for which it will be used.

17. O3
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE 3--POINT MOUNTED DRILL
PREPARING THE TRACTOR
Read your tractor operator’s manual. It will describe safe methods of operation. Make sure your
tractor has proper added ballast, and that its hydraulic system is full of oil and working properly.
Check tractor brakes and warning lights, make sure that they are in proper working order.
IMPORTANT: THE 3--POINT MOUNTED DRILL WILL ADD A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF
WEIGHT BEHIND THE REAR AXLE OF YOUR TRACTOR. CALCULATE THE
WEIGHT OF YOUR DRILL INCLUDING ALL ACCESSORIES PLUS GRAIN. REFER
TO YOUR TRACTOR OPERATOR’S MANUAL AND DETERMINE THE
THREE--POINT HITCH LIFT CAPACITY AND THE BALLAST REQUIRED FOR THE
FRONT OF YOUR TRACTOR. ADD THE NECESSARY FRONT BALLAST AND
CHECK ALL TIREINFLATIONPRESSURESONTHETRACTORBEFOREHITCHING
TO THE DRILL.
TRACTOR HORSEPOWER REQUIREMENTS
Drill Size Engine HP PTO HP Drawbar HP
15’ 116 100 86
20’ 140 120 103
HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
Warning: High pressure fluid flow can penetrate skin. If injured by
escaping hydraulic fluid, see a doctor at once. Serious
infection or reaction can develop if proper treatment is not
administered immediately.
Search for leaks with a piece of cardboard. Protect hands
and body from high pressure fluids.
If an accident occurs, see a doctor immediately. Any fluid injected
into the skin must be surgically removed within a few hours or
gangrene may result.
Read the section ‘‘HYDRAULIC SAFETY’’ on pages O28--29 in this manual carefully.
A single or dual hydraulic marker system may be added to the drill. Included in the dual marker
system is a sequencing valve that will let the markers alternately raise and lower.
Inspect the hydraulic system for tell--tale leaks and loose fittings. Tighten if needed. When
assembling your hydraulic system, if JIC / O--Ring fittings and hoses are to be used, the use of
a tape or liquid sealer is not necessary.
Use oil recommended by the tractor manufacturer. See ‘HYDRAULIC CYLINDER SERVICE
MANUAL’ for additional information.
HITCHING THE DRILL TO THE TRACTOR
Warning: Do not allow any person to stand between the tractor and
drill while backing into position. Sudden loss of control
could cause serious injury or death to a person caught
between the tractor and the drill. Tell your helper to wait
until you give him the signal that the tractor is in park or
neutral and that the hand brake is set and the engine is
shut off.
The Kuhn Krause tractor mounted drill can be installed on category II or III Standard 3--Point
hitches, and Category II, III or III Narrow Quick Hitches. The 15 and 20 foot drills are set for
Category II Quick Hitches at the factory.

26. OPENER
SPACING
SPROCKET
SETTING
SEED SHAFT
REVOLUTIONS
1
2
3
4
5
7.5”
10.3
24.5
57.2
93.3
37.7
1
2
3
4
5
10”
7.7
18.4
43.0
70.0
28.3
1
2
3
4
5
6”
12.9
30.6
71.5
116.6
47.1
O12
When the seed is metered, the feeds for each seed turn the same number of revolutions and
the same volume of seed is metered for both the large and small wheat seeds. They both fill
the bushel volume, but the seed from the small bag weighs 60 pounds, while the seed from the
large bag weighs only 45 pounds. This is the weight (pounds per acre) you are drilling.
The difference in pounds per acre drilled is due to the difference in seed. The rate chart is based
on a standard weight per bushel which varies by states.
HOW TO CHECK QUANTITIES DRILLED
The general method for checking quantities drilled is as follows:
1. Make all adjustments as shown on the grain rate charts.
2. Fill the box level--full in the field; then pull the drill a short distance to settle the seed. Refill
the box so that it is exactly level--full.
3. Drill a calculated one acre.
4. Carefully weigh the seed required to fill the box back to level full.
5. Compare the weight of seed required to fill the box with the weight shown in the seed chart
that the drill was set for in Step 1 above.
6. Adjust the grain index setting accordingly to compensate for any variation between the rate
desired and the amount actually drilled.
METHOD TWO
A second method to calibrate the drill is
to raise the drill out of the ground and
rotate the seed cup shaft the number of
revolutions shown in the chart for 1/100
of an acre.
1. Determine the sprocket setting and
shaft index setting from the seed charts
for the desired seeding rate.
2. Set the drill accordingly.
3. Find the opener spacing and the
sprocket setting in the chart at right.
4. Find the number of seed shaft
revolutions to plant 1/100 of an acre
is given in the right hand column of the
chart.
5. Rotate the seed shaft.
6. Divide the desired seeding rate by 100 and compare it to the seed collected from each row.
7. Adjust the grain index setting to compensate for any variation and repeat the test until the
desired quantity is obtained.
EXAMPLE: You have a 7.5” spacing drill and you want to drill wheat at a rate of 63 lbs. /
acre from the seed chart you select sprocket setting 2 and index setting 4--1/2.
Set the shaft index at 4--1/2. From the chart you find that for 7.5” spacing and sprocket setting
2 you need to rotate the seed shaft 24.5 times to go1/100th of an acre. The seed collected
from one cup should weigh .63 lbs. (63/100)

28. O14
Before putting seed in the tanks, turn the drive wheel(s) in the direction of travel. If feeds stick,
check for foreign objects in the feeds. Because the quantity drilled will vary according to size
and variety of grain being drilled, it may be necessary to set the feed cups with a larger or smaller
opening than shown in the charts. See ‘How To Check Quantities Drilled’ pages O12--O13.
1. To open the cups, turn the adjustment knob and lock until the outside edge of the lock nut
‘A’ aligns with the number on the shaft that corresponds to the rate desired in the seed chart.
2. Tighten the knob and lock nut and thumb screw.
3. To close the cups, turn the knob and lock nut until the edge of the lock nut ‘A’ aligns with
the number desired. Tighten the knob and lock nut in this position -- tighten thumb screw.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT HIT THE SHAFT TO CLOSE THE CUPS. DAMAGE TO THE END
OF THE SHAFT MAY OCCUR. ALSO, THE CUPS MAY SLIP ON THE END
OF THE SHAFT AND CAUSE ERRATIC SEEDING.
4. Drive the drill forward to rotate the shaft. As the grain clears the cup, the spring ‘C’ will close
it down to the proper setting.
For a more accurate check on the feed cup opening, measure the distance between the cup body
and the edge of the rotor assembly ‘B’. The measurement ‘B’ should equal the index setting
number times 1/8”.

30. O16
NOTE: When sowing large or irregular seeds or when using dry powdered inoculant, regularly
check the flow of seeds when sowing to ensure that blockage or skipping is not occurring.
The rear gate may also be opened completely to allow the tanks to be easily cleaned.
DRILLING ROW CROPS
Soybeans, milo, and many other row crops can be planted with your grain drill.
Furrow openers that are not being used do not have to be removed, but may be left on the drill
to work the soil, or tied up to prevent unnecessary wear.
All grain openings not being used should be covered.
To obtain proper drill settings for row crop planting, multiply the amount per acre to be planted
by one of the following conversion factors for the row spacing indicated. Apply this amount to
the rate charts to obtain the shaft index and sprocket combination for the grain drives.
OPENER SPACING ROW CROP SPACING
6” 12 18 24 30 36
7.5” 15 -- -- -- -- 30 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
8” 16 24 32 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
10” 20 30 40 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Conversion Factor 2 3 4 5 6
EXAMPLE: Suppose you have a 10” spacing drill and want to plant milo in 30” rows at a rate
of 5 pound per acre.
1. Multiply 5 x 3 = 15 pounds per acre.
2. In the rate chart for milo, 15 pounds per acre is found in range 1, index setting 4. These
are the settings you should use.

31. O17
DRIVE / GAUGE WHEELS POSITIONING
The drive / gauge wheels may be moved on the drill frame to fit certain row crop spacing or crop
bed widths.
The drive wheel may be moved within the limits of the extra long jackshaft.
1. Loosen the U--Bolts holding the drive wheel to the tool bar.
2. Loosen the collars holding the jackshaft in position.
3. Move the drive wheel to the necessary position.
4. Align the drive chain and sprockets.
5. Re--tighten the U--Bolts and collars.
The gauge wheel may be repositioned simply by loosening the U--Bolts, moving the wheel
assembly and re--tightening the U--Bolts.
SEED POPULATIONS PER ACRE AT VARIOUS ROW SPACINGS
SEEDS
PER
FOOT
SPACING BETWEEN ROWS
FOOT
OF
ROW 4” 6” 7--1/2” 8” 10” 12” 16” 20” 24” 30” 40”
20 2613600 1742400 1393920 1306800 1045400 871200 653400 522720 435600 348480 261360
18 2352240 1568160 1254528 1176120 940896 784080 588060 470448 392040 313632 235224
15 1960200 1306800 1045440 980100 784080 653400 490050 392040 326700 261360 196020
12 1568160 1045440 836352 784080 627264 522720 392040 313632 261360 209088 156816
10 1306800 871200 696960 653400 522720 435600 326700 261360 217800 174240 130680
9 1176120 784080 627264 588060 470448 392040 294030 235224 196020 156816 117612
8 1045440 696960 557568 522720 418176 348480 261360 209088 174240 139392 104544
7 914760 609840 487872 457380 365904 304920 228690 182952 152460 121968 91476
6 784080 522720 418176 392040 313632 261360 196020 156816 130680 104544 78408
5 653400 435600 348480 326700 261360 217800 163350 130680 108900 87120 65340
4 522720 348480 278784 261360 209088 174240 130680 104544 87120 69696 52272
3 392040 261360 209088 196020 156816 130680 98010 78408 65340 52272 39204
2 261360 174240 139392 130680 104544 87120 65340 52272 43560 34848 26136
1 130680 87120 69696 65340 52272 43560 32670 26136 21780 17424 13068

38. SEED
Alfalfa
Alsike Clover
Timothy
Birdsfoot Trefoil
QUANTITY / ACRE
4 Lbs.
4 Lbs.
3 Lbs.
4 Lbs.
INDEX SETTING
2
2--1/2
2
2
8--1/2
Example 7.5” Row Spacing
#2 Drive Chain Setting
O24
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR GRASS SEED ATTACHMENT
1. Before operating the drill or adding seed, be sure that the seed shafts turn freely.
2. If the shaft is difficult to turn, loosen the moving parts with a penetrating oil (i.e. WD40). It
may be necessary to remove the drive chain.
3. If using a treated seed, turn the seed shaft whenever the drill has been standing for an hour
or more.
SETTING THE SEED RATE
1. See pages O24 through O27 in the Operating Section of this manual.
2. Use the appropriate seed chart included with these instructions.
3. If a particular seed is not shown on the charts, select a seed of comparable weight and
size in determining the index setting.
PLANTING SEED MIXTURES
1. To plant a grass seed mixture,
select the shaft index setting
for seed to be planted that
corresponds to the desired
quantity of each variety.
2. Add the settings together and
use this number to set the
seeding rate.
3. Check the quantity drilled, and
adjust the seeding rate as
necessary.
ZEROING THE SEED CUP
1. Set the seed index to the number 6 setting.
2. Referring to the illustration to the right,
measure the distance from the end of the
flute (do not include the collar) to the side
of the seed cup. This distance should be
1/2 inch. If not, loosen both shaft collars
and move cup as necessary.
3. Install the seed chart in a convenient yet
protected location.
DROP TUBE INSTALLATION
1. Connect the drop tubes to each seed cup with
the hose retainers.
2. Route the tubes to locate the seed as desired and cut
the tubes to the necessary length. Hose clamps have
been provided to clip the tube to the rear bolt on the opener
casting if desired.
NOTE: Do not angle the drop tube less than 30_ from
horizontal. The seed may accumulate in the flatter portions
of the tubes and create plugging, and erratic seeding.

42. O28
SERVICING
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
All nuts should be checked and tightened during and after the first 1/2 day of operation, and
periodically thereafter. Keep tires inflated to the recommended pressure, and check the wheel
bolts until they are firmly seated. Hydraulic hoses should be checked for wear and pinched
areas and be replaced if necessary.
LUBRICATION
The initial lubrication of all grease fittings will assure long life and satisfactory
performance from the grain drill. Minimum lubrication is required on the Kuhn Krause
grain drill. Use a multi--purpose type grease at all grease zerk locations after each 24
hours of use.
WHEEL BEARINGS
Grease wheel bearings every 24 hours of use. Check for excessive end play each time
bearings are greased. Once a year, clean and repack wheel bearings with EP#2 grease.
Replace seals each time bearings are removed. Replace any worn or damaged parts. After
repacking, replace hub with seal and rear bearing already assembled. Use light oil on seal
surface and use extreme care when pushing seal over the spindle. Install the outer bearing,
flat washer, and slotted nut. Tighten nut while turning hub until there is slight resistance to
rotation. Then back off nut from 1 to 2 slots until hub turns freely without end play. Secure
nut with clinched cotter pin.
HYDRAULIC SAFETY (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY)
If the hydraulic system has never been used, stored over a long period of time, or it has been
disassembled for any reason, unpin the rod ends of the cylinders and support the cylinders so
that the rod ends will clear frame members when fully extended. Back the tractor to the front
of the grain drill and connect the hydraulic hoses. Check the tractor hydraulic reservoir and make
sure it is full of the tractor manufacturer’s recommended oil. If you are sure the drill hydraulic
hose connections are tight, begin filling the system by extending and retracting the cylinders.
Hold the control lever open and pause at the end of each stroke to bleed air from the system.
Continue the cycles until the cylinders respond with immediate solid actuation. When you are
sure the system is free of air, pin the rod ends of the cylinders to the drill cylinder lugs. The
system will hold approximately 4 Quarts / 3.8 Liters of oil.
Warning: Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing
serious injury. Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before
disconnecting hydraulic lines. Tighten all connections before
applying pressure.
Search for leaks with a piece of cardboard.
Protect hands and body from high pressure
fluids.
If an accident occurs, see a doctor
immediately. Any fluid injected into the skin
must be surgically removed within a few hours
or gangrene may result.

44. O30
STORAGE
Clean the drill thoroughly and inspect all parts for wear or breakage. Order replacement parts
required at this time. By ordering parts at the end of the season, they will be available before
the next season, thus avoiding needless delays.
GRAIN BOX After the grain tubes have been detached, remove any remaining seed from
the grain box.
HYDRAULICS Coat cylinder rods with rust preventative. Check to be sure that hydraulic hose
couplers are stored on top of the frame tube and not left laying on the ground.
OPENERS Coat discs with oil or grease.
TUBES Remove and clean the grain tubes and store inside the grain box until the next
drilling season.
CHAINS Remove chains and clean with diesel fuel. Oil thoroughly before storing.
Caution: Be careful when using diesel fuel so that it does not ignite.
Use only in a well ventilated area away from sparks and
flame.
REPAIR PARTS
The Parts Section of this manual will show a breakdown of assemblies, location of parts, and
part numbers. Krause parts were developed and tested for these units, therefore, it is
recommended that Krause replacement parts be used.
Caution: If replace hydraulic hose, use only hose that meets or
exceeds 3,000 PSI working pressure.
Caution: Explosive separation of a tire and rim parts can cause
serious injury or death.
Always maintain the correct tire pressure.
Do not inflate the tires
above the recommended
pressure. Inspect tires
and wheels daily. Do
not operate with low
pressure, cuts, bubbles,
damaged rims or missing
lug bolts and nuts.

45. O31
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLECAUSE SUGGESTEDREMEDY
Loose chain Tighten chain
Chain jumps off
Misaligned Sprockets Align sprockets
Chain jumps off
Shafts turn hard Clear obstruction, free up shafts
Worn chain or bent sprockets Replace
Excessive blade wear Blades set too close together
Adjust blades with spacer washers. See
page O29
V i i i d ill d b i di id l
Seed bridging in box due to unclean
seed, inoculant, treatment or dampness
Use clean, dry seed
Varying quantities drilled by individual
seed cups
Rear gates not all set the same Set gates the same
seed cups
Feed cup out of adjustment with fluted
feed roll
Adjust feed as shown on O16
Rear gates adjusted improperly Adjust gates. See page O15--O16
Quantities drilled not agreeing with seed
chart
Heavier or lighter than average seed
Check quantity drilled as explained on
page O12
chart
Improper tire inflation, tire size or tread
Inflate tires as instructed on Dealer
Predelivery Check Sheet
Jerky driving or jolting over poorly
prepared seed bed
Drive steadily. Prepare good seed bed.
Bunching or skipping
Not driving straight, overlapping, or
leaving too wide a space between
seeded strips across field
Use care in driving to have space
between seeded strips the same width as
opener spacing on the drill. Use
markers.
Improper adjustment of furrow openers
resulting in openers not penetrating low
spots or bouncing over rough ground
Readjust openers
Discs not revolving
Pressure not adjusted properly so furrow
opener can float over high and low spots
in field
Adjust pressure on furrow openers so
stop bolt on pressure rod is about 4”
above pressure arm swivel
Bad bearing Replace bearing
Seed cup rotation is too rapid Slow drive speed, widen flute spacing
Excessive seed cracking Flute closed too narrow for seed Slow drive speed, widen flute spacingg
Rear gate set too tight See feed cup rear gate on page O15
Using trashy seed Use clean seed
Clogging of grain tubes and furrow
openers Stopping drill in field and letting drill roll
backward, filling bottom of boot with dirt
Raise furrow openers before stopping
drill. Do not permit drill to roll backwards
if it is necessary to stop without raising
the furrow openers.
One tank not seeding
Coupler pin between tank is sheared or
missing
Replace pin
Certain models do not have the same
number of seed cups between each
bulkhead. The section with the larger
number of cups will empty sooner
None
Grain box not emptying evenly If the drill has multiple boxes, setting may
not be identical
See setting grain feeds on page O13
Individual cups may be improperly
adjusted
See setting grain feeds on page O13

53. P5
TANK & SEED SHAFT ASSEMBLY
FOR MODELS -- 5200--15, 5200--20 MAY10
Item Part Number Part Description Qty
1 5255--80--0 Right Tank Weldment (5215) 1
1 5260--80--0 Right Tank Weldment (5220) 1
2 5255--79--0 Left Tank Weldment (5215) 1
2 5260--79--0 Left Tank Weldment (5220) 1
3 5215--0--10 Center Connector 2
4 62--372 1/2NC x 2--1/2”GD5 Cap Screw 4
5 64--108 1/2” STD. Flat Washer 8
6 64--107 1/2” STD. Lock Washer 4
7 63--106 1/2NC Hex Nut 4
8 62--120 3/8NC x 3” GD5 Cap Screw 4
9 44--108 Rubber Bumper 8
10 64--104 3/8” STD. Flat Washer 8
11 63--134 3/8NC Nylon--Top Lock Nut 4
12 62--576 3/8NC x 1/2” Cap Screw 12
13 63--102 3/8NC Hex Nut 12
14 5030--79--14 Plate -- Opr. Lid Lock 2
15 5030--79--22 Bushing 4
16 62--417 1/4NC x 1”GD5 Cap Screw 4
17 64--101 1/4” STD. Flat Washer 4
18 63--101 1/4NC Lock Nut 4
19 5215--0--16 Tank Spacer 2
20 5210--81--0 Lid Weldment (5220) 2
20 5215--81--0 Lid Weldment (5215) 2
21 98--124 Rubber Latch 2
22 60--236 1/4”DIA. x 1--7/8” Clevis Pin 2
23 60--719 3/32”DIA. x 3/4” Cotter Pin 2
24 5250--260--2 Sight Glass 2
25 62--368
1/4NC x 1/2” Round Head Short
Square Neck Bolt 4
26 63--141 1/4NC Hex Flange Serrated Nut Vary
27 75--110 7/8 NPT Pipe Plug 4
28 75--175 Locking Plug 2
29 5030--80--12 Hinge Casting 3
30 62--415 3/8NC x 1--3/4 GD5 Cap Screw 4
31 63--140 3/8NC Hex Flange Serrated Nut 4
32 5215--261--1
Seed Shaft Calibrated
(5200--15) 1
33 5215--260--8A Coupler 1
34 60--240 1/4”DIA. x 1--1/2” Clevis Pin 2
35 60--719 3/32” x 3/4” Cotter Pin 2
36 5210--500--10 Bearing 2
37 5313--261--3 Broached Spacer 1
38 5313--261--5 Broached Washer Vary
Item Part Number Part Description Qty
39 5210--260--8 Adjustment Wheel 1
40 5313--262--6A Adjustment Nut (5200--15) 1
40 5313--262--6A Adjustment Nut (5200--20) 2
41 62--668
1/4NC x 1/2” Thumb Screw
(5200--15) 1
41 62--668
1/4NC x 1/2” Thumb Screw
(5200--20) 2
42 60--601 1/8” DIA x 1” Roll Pin (5200--15) 1
42 60--601 1/8” DIA x 1” Roll Pin (5200--20) 2
43 5215--262--1 Seed Shaft (5200--15) 1
44 62--366
3/8NC x 1” Round Head Short
Square Neck Bolt 4
45 63--140 3/8NC Hex Flange Serrated Nut 4
46 5210--260--12A Sprocket -- 33 Tooth 1
47 76--153 Spring 1
48 60--626
3/16”DIA. x 1--1/2” Roll Pin
(5200--15) 1
49 5220--258--1
Calibrated Seed Shaft
(5200--20) 1
50 60--602
3/16” DIA. x 1” Roll Pin
(5200--20) 1
51 5220--258--2 Wheel Stop (5200--20) 1
52 44--135 Seed Cup Assembly Vary
53 62--370
1/4NC x 3/4” Round Head Short
Square Neck Bolt Vary
54 5210--44--1351 Seed Cup Collar Vary
55 62--382 1/4NC x 3/4” Set Screw Vary
56 5250--46--0 Double Hole Cover Weldment Vary
57 5210N--43--1 Hole Plug Vary
58 5250--45--0 Single Hole Cover Weldment Vary
59 5220--262--1
Calibrated Seed Shaft
(5200--20) 1
60 5220--259--1B Sprocket -- 33 Tooth (5200--20) 1
61 76--140 Spring (5200--20) 1
62 5210--258--1 Collar -- Half (5200--20) 2
63 62--448
1/4NC x 1/2” Socket Head Cup
Point Set Screw (5200--20) 2
64 63--100 1/4NC Hex Nut (5200--20) 2
65 64--116 7/8”SAE Flat Washer (5200--20) 1
66 25--1163 Hose Clamp 1
67 99--192 Owner’s Manual Canister 1
68 5430--0--55 Hole Cover Vary

59. P11
Item Part Number Part Description Qty
23 65--101 1/8NPT STD. Zerk 1
24 5210--45--0 Anchor Weldment 1
25 64--167 Special Flat Washer 1
26 63--205 1--1/4NF Slotted Hex Nut 1
27 60--710 1/4”DIA. x 2--1/2” Cotter Pin 1
28 5210--40--20B Sprocket -- 20 Tooth 1
29 60--236 1/4” DIA. x 1--7/8” Clevis Pin 2
30 5210--40--13B Sprocket -- 13 Tooth 1
31 60--719 3/32” DIA. x 1--7/8” Cotter Pin 2
32 62--439 5/8NC x 5” GD5 Cap Screw 2
33 5210--0--5007 Idler Sprocket 1
34 5210--47--0 Bracket Shield 1
35 62--445 1/2NC x 14” Machine Bolt 2
36 5210--40--5 Spacer Pipe 2
37 45--109 Flangette 4
38 62--377 1/2NC x 4” GD5 Cap Screw 2
39 64--108 1/2” STD. Flat Washer 4
40 62--195 3/4NC x 2--1/2”GD5 Cap Screw 1
41 5210--46--0 Strap Weldment 1
42 5510--119--1 Bushing 1
43 64--113 3/4” STD. Flat Washer 1
44 63--114 3/4NC Lock Nut 1
45 9060--1--14 Spring 1
46 5430--127--0B Chain Assembly -- For 15’ & 20’ Drills 1
47 98--428 Digital Land Meter 1
48 5210--49--0 Turnbuckle Assembly (Includes Items 49 thru 55) 1
49 5210--33--0 Yoke Weldment -- Right 1
50 63--123 1--1/4NC Hex Nut 1
51 5210--36--0 Turnbuckle Weldment 1
52 5210--32--0 Yoke Weldment -- Left 1
53 60--222 1” DIA. x 3--1/2” Clevis Pin 2
54 60--717 #4 Hair Pin Cotter 2
55 65--101 Zerk 2
56 61--190 3/4”DIA. U--Bolt 2
57 64--119 1” STD. Flat Washer 1
58 5210--128--0A Chain Assembly 72--1/2” Long 1
59 5030--104--4B Sprocket -- 19 Tooth 2
60 5215N--1--4B Sprocket -- 47 Tooth 1
61 60--120 3/16”DIA. Klick Pin 1
62 5030--104--7 Stop Collar 3
63 62--623 Set Screw 4
64 63--112 3/4NC Hex Nut 4
65 64--112 3/4” STD. Lock Washer 4
66 5210--101--11 Jack Shaft 1
67 5030--104--3B Sprocket -- 13 Tooth 1
68 5030--104--5B Sprocket -- 31 Tooth 1
69 60--101 5/16” DIA. Klik Pin 1
70 5210--21--0 Left Drive Wheel Shield (Shown) 1
70 5210--22--0 Right Drive Wheel Shield 1
71 62--163 1/2NC x 8” GD5 Cap Screw 1
72 98--150 Screw Assembly 1
73 98--151 Retainer 1
74 5210--140--0 Low Speed Sprocket (Optional) -- Used in place of Item 30 1
75 63--147 1/2NC Hex Jam Lock Nut 1

67. P19
PRECISION RESIDUE OPENER (PRO)
FOR MODELS -- ALL JUN09
Item Part Number Part Description Qty.
1 30--252 Disc Blade 2
2 40--172 Bearing 205 2
3 45--115 Disc Bearing Flange 2
4 45--116 Disc Cap 205 2
5 52--517 Gauge Wheel Assembly 3 x 14 Crown 1
5 52--519 Gauge Wheel Assembly 4 x 12 Chevron 1
6 53--103 Wear sleeve 1.25OD x 1.02ID x .72 2
7 60--702 3/16”DIA x 1--1/2” Cotter Pin 1
8 60--728 1/16” DIA x 1--1/4” Cotter Pin 1
9 61--118 1/2NC x 2.06W x 3”L U--Bolt 1
10 62--167 5/8NC x 1--3/4” GD5 Cap Screw 1
11 62--176 5/8NC x 3--1/2” GD5 Cap Screw (used with 3 x 14 Crown) 1
11 62--178 5/8NC x 4” GD5 Cap Screw (used with 4 x 12 Chevron) 1
12 62--295 Wheel Bolt 2
13 62--352 1/2NC x 5--1/2” GD5 Cap Screw 2
14 62--422 1/4NC x 1--1/4” GD5 Cap Screw 1
15 62--458 1/2NC x 5” GD5 Cap Screw 2
16 62--544 3/8NC x 2” GD5 Cap Screw 1
17 62--574 5/8NC x 1--1/2” Round Head Short Square Neck Bolt 2
18 62--621 5/8NC x 3--1/2” GD5 Cap Screw 1
19 62--624 5/16NC x 3” GD8 Cap Screw 1
20 62--850 Rivet 12
21 62--846 5/8NC LH x 1--3/4” GD5 Cap Screw 1
22 63--101 1/4NC Oval Lock Nut 1
23 63--107 1/2NC Oval Lock Nut 2
24 63--110 5/8NC Oval Lock Nut 1
25 63--134 3/8NC Nylon--Top Lock Nut 1
26 63--139 5/16NC Oval Lock Nut 1
27 63--146 1/2NC Hex Flange Nut 2
28 63--147 1/2NC Hex Locking Jam Nut 2
29 63--169 5/8NC Hex Flange Nut 2
30 64--110 5/8” STD. Flat Washer 1
31 64--146 5/8” SAE Flat Washer (used with 3 x 14 Crown) 1
32 64--152 Special Washer 1” x 5/8” x 14 ga 6
33 64--171 Special Washer 1” x 5/8” x 18 ga 2
34 65--119 1/8 x 45_ Spin Drive Grease Zerk 1
35 76--154 Compression Spring 1
36 76--189 Extension Spring .75OD x .085W x 4.00”L 1
37 98--300 Round Scraper 1
38 5210--230--2A Tube 1
39 5210--230--3 Bushing 1
40 5250--300--1 Bushing (used with 3 x 14 Crown) 1
40 5210--383--1 Spacer Bushing (used with 4 x 12 Chevron) 1
41 5250--486--0A Disc Assembly 2
42 5210--170--0B Opener Arm 1
43 5210--230--1AP Opener Mounting Casting Assembly 1
44 5210--306--0B Double Disc Opener Assembly 1
45 5210--323--0 Presswheel Weldment 1
46 5210--487--2 Round Scraper Mount Bracket 1
47 5210--487--3 Round Scraper Mount Bracket 1
48 5250--302--3 Adjustment Bar 1
49 5250--302--4 Spacer 1
50 5250--302--5 Presswheel Arm 1
51 5250--307--0 Front Gauge Wheel Arm 1

81. P33
LEGUME SEEDER & SHIELD
FOR MODELS -- 5200--15, 5200--20 MAY10
Item Part Number Part Description Qty
1 25--127 Hose Clamp 3/4” I.D. Spec
2 44--213 Adpater Gasket 1
3 60--101 Klick Pin .31D x 1.62 1
4 60--236 Clevis Pin 1/4”D x 1--7/8 4
5 60--247 Clevis Pin 3/16”D x 1” 2
6 60--601 Roll Pin 1/8”D x 1” 1
7 60--602 Roll Pin 3/16”D x 1” 1
8 60--719 Cotter Pin 3/32”D x 3/4” 4
9 60--727 Cotter Pin 1/16”D x 1/2” 2
10 61--184 U--Bolt 6
11 62--108 3/8NC x 1” GD5 Cap Screw 3
12 62--343 1/2NC x 2” GD5 Cap Screw 2
13 62--360 1/4NCx1/4”Socket Hd SetScrew Spec
14 62--366
3/8NC x 1” Round Head Short
Neck Bolt 16
15 62--368
1/4NC x 1/2” Round Head Short
Square Neck Bolt 26
16 62--370
1/4NC x 3/4” Round Head Short
Square Neck Bolt Spec
17 62--420 1/2NC x 1--1/4” GD5 Cap Screw 1
18 62--519 #6x1/2” Hex Wash Head Screw 4
19 62--544 3/8NC x 2” GD5 Cap Screw 3
20 62--668 1/4NC x 1/2” Thumb Screw 1
21 63--100 1/4NC Hex Nut Spec
22 63--102 3/8NC Hex Nut 4
23 63--107 1/2NC Lock Nut 3
24 63--140 3/8NC Hex Flange Nut 19
25 63--141 1/4NC Hex Flange Nut 26
26 63--143 5/16NC Hex Flange Nut 12
27 63--166 3/8NC Hex Jam Nut 2
28 64--100 1/4” STD. Lock Washer Spec
29 64--103 3/8” STD. Lock Washer 2
30 64--108 1/2” STD. Flat Washer 5
31 74--314 Decal, 6” Seed Chart 1
31 74--315 Decal, 7.5” Seed Chart 1
31 74--316 Decal, 10” Seed Chart 1
32 74--631 Decal, Krause Pro System 1
33 74--634 Decal, Black Stripe 1
34 75--159 Plug, Vinyl 1” DIA Spec
35 75--219 Hose Barb 3/4 to 3/4NPT Spec
36 76--153 Compression Spring 1
37 98--150 Screw Assemby 1
38 98--151 Retainer 1
39 98--215LA Elastic Latch Assembly 2
40 98--247 Clear Flex Vinyl Tube, 67”L Spec
40 98--367 Clear Flex Vinyl Tube, 76”L Spec
Item Part Number Part Description Qty
41 98--396
Grass Seed Cup Roll
(For drills after May, 2000) Spec
42 98--397
Grass Seed Cup Gate
(For drills after May, 2000) Spec
43 98--398 Seed Cup Assembly Spec
44 98--399 Grass Seed Cup Funnel Spec
45 98--402 Retainer Spec
46 3127--476--2 Chain, 14 Link 3/16”D 2
47 5200--0--6 Decal, 5200 1
48 5210--0--5007 Sprocket RC50, 17 Tooth 2
49 5210--0--5010 Tank Spacer End 4
50 5210--0--5011 Tank Spacer Center 2
51 5210--0--5014
Support Rod 7.5’ Tank
(5200--15) 2
51 5210--0--5012 Support Rod 10’ Tank (5200--20) 2
52 5210--24--2 Decorative Trim (Bulk) 2
53 5210--260--12A Sprocket, 33 Tooth 1
54 5210--260--8 Adjustment Wheel 1
55 5210--500--10 Bearing 2
56 5210--560--1 Collar Spec
57 5210--560--2 Sight Glass 2
58 5210--560--4 Broached Spacer 1
59 5215--561--1
Right Seeder Shaft, 7.5’
(5200--15) 1
59 5220--561--1
Right Seeder Shaft, 10’
(5200--20) 1
60 5215--561--2 Coupler 1
61 5215--563--0A
Left Seeder Shaft Weldmnt, 7.5’
(5200--15) 1
61 5220--563--0A
Left Seeder Shaft Weldmnt, 10’
(5200--20) 1
62 5215--580--0 Tank Weldment, 7.5’ (5200--15) 2
62 5210--580--0 Tank Weldment, 10’ (5200--20) 2
63 5215--581--0 Lid Weldment, 7.5’ (5200--15) 2
63 5210--581--0 Lid Weldment, 10’ (5200--20) 2
64 5220--261--1 Spacer Plate 1
65 5250--0--18 Angle 1
66 5313--261--5 Square Hole Washer 1
67 5313--262--6A Adjustment Nut 1
68 5430--0--19 Idler Arm 1
69 5430--0--20 Idler Arm 1
70 5430--0--21 Doubler 1
71 5430--127--0B Chain Assembly 1
72 5430--46--0 Shield Bracket Weldment 1
73 5430--510--0A Chain Assembly 1
74 5430--515--0A Shield Weldment, Left 1
75 9060--1--14 Clipped Spring 1

93. 5200 PARTS INDEX SEP11
Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item
1000-11580-0 P15 1 44-213 P33 2 P33 53 5215-262-1 P5 43
1918-14-0A P14 3 45-109 P11 37 P5 46 5215-286-0 P29 64
1918-84-0 P14 16 P19 3 P33 54 5215-3-0 P27 10
P30 1 P22 5 P5 39 5215-4-0 P27 11
P31 A P19 4 52-103 P15 3 P26 2
21-2106 P31 1 P22 6 5210-306-0B P19 44 P26 15
21-2107 P31 2 4600-77-0 P30 15 P11 52 5215-482-0A P16 12
21-2171 P31 3 4600-78-0 P30 9 P9 21 5215-483-1 P16 7
21-225 P31 8 4700-0-18 P3 20 P19 45 5215-5-0A P17 23
21-364 P31 4 4800-171-0 P38 11 P25 6 5215-561-1 P33 59
21-376 P31 9 50-104 P14 2 P11 49 5215-561-2 P33 60
21-404 P31 11 P11 67 P9 22 5215-563-0A P33 61
21-799 P31 7 P13 14 5210-34-0 P9 23 5215-580-0 P33 62
21-933 P31 5 P11 59 P11 51 5215-581-0 P33 63
21-934 P31 6 P13 29 P9 24 5215-81-0 P5 20
21-937 P31 20 P11 68 5210-383-1 P19 40 5215N-1-1 P3 39
P30 10 P13 15 5210-40-1 P10 15 5215N-1-2 P3 40
P30 16 P11 62 5210-40-13B P11 30 5215N-1-4B P11 60
24-455 P30 5 P13 16 5210-40-20B P11 28 5220-0-1 P17 24
24-563R P30 3 5030-277-0 P29 59 5210-40-2A P10 14 5220-0-2801 P29 5
24-569R P30 3 5030-279-0A P29 49 P11 36 5220-0-2802 P29 37
25-1105 P38 14 5030-280-1 P29 60 P9 25 5220-0-29 P17 25
25-1163 P5 66 5030-79-14 P5 14 5210-40-6 P10 10 P17 26
25-1188 P30 6 5030-79-22 P5 15 P5 54 P27 12
25-126 P38 17 5030-80-12 P5 29 P6 2 5220-0-456 P3 34
25-127 P33 1 51-106 P15 2 P11 24 5220-101-12A P3 33
25-158 P30 24 51-107 P15 4 P9 26 5220-258-1 P5 49
25-2208 P26 14 51-208 P23 12 P17 19 5220-258-2 P5 51
25-221 P30 21 51-209 P23 9 P27 9 5220-259-1B P5 60
25-2289 P30 17 51-210 P23 6 P3 30 P33 64
25-2290 P30 11 51-212 P24 3 P11 41 P5 59
P30 12 51-222 P23 3 P9 27 5220-273-0B P29 43
P30 18 51-223 P23 15 5210-47-0 P11 34 5220-274-0B P29 44
P30 13 P29 33 5210-48-0 P10 2 5220-276-0A P29 29
P30 19 P29 51 5210-487-2 P19 46 P29 30
25-373 P30 8 5200-0-6 P33 47 5210-487-3 P19 47 P29 55
25-593 P30 7 5210-0-18 P30 23 P11 48 5220-280-0B P29 1
25-613 P30 2 5210-0-3A P17 23 P9 31 5220-281-0B P29 1
25-616 P30 4 5210-0-4 P17 18 5210-491-0B P26 7 5220-283-0 P29 13
30-185 P29 31 5210-0-437A P17 29 5210-491-1 P26 13 5220-286-0 P29 16
30-185 P29 56 5210-0-438A P17 29 5210-491-2B P26 12 5220-287-0 P29 26
30-234 P22 1 P11 33 5210-491-3 P26 9 5220-288-1 P29 10
30-252 P19 1 P12 13 5210-493-0A P26 10 5220-290-1 P29 21
30-252 P22 2 P13 17 P13 19 5220-292-0 P29 47
3127-476-2 P33 46 P33 48 P33 55 P17 27
P22 3 P35 22 P35 5 P3 35
P29 35 5210-0-5010 P33 49 P5 36 P17 28
P29 53 5210-0-5011 P33 50 5210-52-0B P9 28 P3 36
40-139 P10 5 5210-0-5012 P33 51 5210-528-1A P35 26 5220-561-1 P33 59
P23 2 5210-0-5014 P33 51 5210-53-0B P9 29 5220-563-0A P33 61
P23 5 5210-101-11 P11 66 5210-560-1 P33 56 52-302 P14 15
P23 8 5210-101-13 P3 21 5210-560-2 P33 57 5250-0-18 P33 65
P23 11 5210-101-1C P3 22 5210-560-4 P33 58 5250-170-1 P38 7
P23 14 5210-101-2C P3 23 5210-580-0 P33 62 5250-170-4 P38 4
P24 2 5210-101-3D P3 24 5210-581-0 P33 63 5250-25-0 P13 20
40-162 P35 4 5210-101-4D P3 25 5210-59-1 P17 20 5250-260-2 P5 24
P19 2 5210-101-6 P3 26 5210-81-0 P5 20 5250-270-1 P35 1
P22 4 5210-101-7 P3 27 5210-93-1A P7 7 5250-270-2 P35 31
41-112 P14 11 5210-101-8 P3 28 5210-94-0A P7 8 5250-270-3 P35 16
41-113 P14 8 5210-101-9 P3 29 5210-94-1 P7 9 5250-270-4 P35 12
41-114 P10 21 5210-128-0A P11 58 5210N-43-1 P5 57 5250-270-5 P35 13
41-208 P14 4 5210-140-0 P11 74 P3 31 5250-270-6 P35 20
41-209 P14 5 5210-140-0H P13 18 P5 3 5250-270-7 P35 23
41-219 P10 22 5210-170-0B P19 42 5215-0-11 P3 32 5250-271-0A P35 21
P14 1 5210-21-0 P11 70 5215-0-16 P5 19 5250-274-0 P35 28
P9 20 5210-22-0 P11 70 5215-0-31 P17 21 5250-282-0 P29 7
4200-85-5 P38 15 5210-230-1AP P19 43 5215-0-437A P17 29 P29 36
42-108 P14 9 5210-230-2A P19 38 5215-0-438A P17 29 P29 50
42-127 P10 20 5210-230-3 P19 39 5215-0-439 P17 22 P19 40
44-108 P5 9 P12 14 5215-0-4832 P16 1 P21 30
P5 52 P33 52 5215-101-12 P3 33 P25 7
P6 1 5210-25-0 P27 8 5215-260-8A P5 33 5250-300-2 P25 8
44-141 P6 4 5210-258-1 P5 62 5215-261-1 P5 32 5250-300-3 P25 8
44-145 P7 1 5215-261-5 P5 38 5250-302-3 P19 48
5215-460-0
5220-0-31
5220-261-1
5220-276-1
5220-455-0
5220-456-0
5250-283-1
5250-300-1
5210-45-0
5210-455-0
5210-46-0
5210-49-0
5210-500-10
5215-0-10
5210-260-12A
5210-260-8
5210-32-0
5210-323-0
5210-33-0
5210-36-0
5210-40-5
5210-44-1351
45-115
45-116
5030-104-3B
5030-104-4B
5030-104-5B
5030-104-7
5130-185-1A
5210-0-5007
5210-24-2
40-172
4122-17-0
44-135
21-1017
24-2104R
25-2291
25-2295
40-138
40-156
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94. 5200 PARTS INDEX SEP11
Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item
5250-302-4 P19 49 P12 18 P11 56 P11 32
P19 50 P13 21 P3 3 P9 6
P21 31 P12 19 P9 3 62-441 P22 7
P25 9 P33 72 P29 2 P11 35
5250-307-0 P19 51 5430-47-0 P26 7 P3 4 P9 7
5250-45-0 P5 58 5430-48-0 P21 44 61-256 P3 5 62-448 P5 63
5250-46-0 P5 56 5430-480-2 P13 25 P29 38 62-458 P19 15
5250-486-0A P19 41 5430-480-3 P13 22 P33 11 62-463 P26 5
5250-98-0 P7 10 5430-481-0 P13 23 P12 2 62-486 P35 14
P19 5 5430-482-0 P13 24 P17 2 P29 32
P21 1 5430-486-0A P22 19 P27 3 P29 54
P23 4 5430-50-0B P12 21 P30 26 62-507 P21 9
P19 5 5430-510-0A P33 73 P38 5 62-519 P33 18
P24 1 5430-515-0A P33 74 62-120 P5 8 P12 5
52-521 P23 10 5430-91-1 P7 11 62-131 P17 3 P16 2
52-522 P23 7 5430-92-0A P7 12 62-151 P10 9 P19 16
52-523 P23 1 5430-92-1 P7 13 62-163 P11 71 P33 19
52-524 P23 13 5430-92-2 P7 14 62-164 P3 6 P19 17
5255-270-1 P35 2 5430-97-0 P7 15 P19 10 P25 2
5255-270-2 P35 1 5430-98-1A P21 42 P21 6 62-576 P5 12
5255-480-4 P13 26 5430-98-2A P21 43 P22 9 P16 4
5255-79-0 P5 2 P11 42 P19 11 P17 7
5255-80-0 P5 1 P9 30 P21 7 62-601 P3 10
5260-79-0 P5 2 P11 69 P25 1 62-621 P19 18
5260-80-0 P5 1 P12 1 P9 4 62-623 P11 63
5285-0-4 P3 37 P13 1 P19 11 P19 19
5290-0-4 P3 37 P33 3 P21 8 P25 3
P19 6 60-102 P3 1 P29 27 P30 14
P21 2 60-120 P11 61 P11 40 P30 20
53-105 P14 19 60-221 P29 45 P9 5 62-661 P21 10
53-108 P10 19 60-222 P11 53 62-201 P3 7 P33 20
53-116 P29 41 60-222 P9 1 62-203 P3 8 P5 41
5313-261-3 P5 37 60-224 P29 14 P29 17 62-671 P21 11
5313-261-5 P33 66 60-231 P27 1 P3 9 62-690 P22 7
P33 67 P11 29 P10 17 62-705 P29 19
P5 40 P33 4 P14 6 62-713 P21 12
5425-0-436 P17 29 P5 22 P19 12 62-714 P21 13
5430-0-10 P17 30 P13 2 62-339 P10 18 62-779 P17 8
P12 15 P5 34 P12 3 P29 34
P33 68 60-247 P33 5 P33 12 P29 52
P12 16 60-254 P26 8 62-351 P13 4 62-828 P22 8
P33 69 60-261 P21 3 62-360 P33 13 P19 21
P12 17 P33 6 62-362 P19 13 P22 9
P33 70 P5 42 P17 4 62-847 P6 3
5430-0-39 P21 32 P33 7 P33 14 P19 20
5430-0-436 P17 29 P5 50 P35 6 P22 10
5430-0-55 P5 68 60-606 P29 12 P5 44 P33 21
5430-0-8 P3 38 60-615 P3 2 P33 15 P38 10
P11 46 60-626 P5 48 P5 25 P5 64
P33 71 P14 14 62-369 P13 5 P19 22
5430-141-0B P10 1 P19 7 P33 16 P5 18
5430-142-0B P10 4 P35 3 P35 29 P12 6
5430-143-0A P10 3 P35 17 P5 53 P33 22
5430-144-0B P10 1 60-710 P11 27 62-372 P5 4 P5 13
5430-145-0B P10 3 60-715 P17 1 62-377 P11 38 63-103 P30 25
5430-146-0A P10 4 60-716 P27 2 62-382 P5 55 P17 9
5430-212-1 P21 33 P11 54 P35 9 P29 20
5430-212-2 P21 34 P29 42 P35 15 P29 25
5430-212-3 P21 35 P9 2 62-397 P29 6 P16 6
5430-212-4 P21 35 P11 31 P17 5 P16 9
5430-212-5 P21 36 P13 3 P27 4 P17 10
5430-212-6 P21 37 P33 8 P5 30 P29 23
5430-214-0 P21 38 P5 23 P38 8 P3 11
5430-215-0 P21 38 P5 35 P5 16 P5 7
5430-216-0 P21 39 60-722 P21 4 P12 4 P10 7
5430-217-0A P21 40 60-727 P33 9 P16 8 P12 7
5430-218-0 P21 41 P19 8 P33 17 P13 7
5430-229-0 P26 1 P21 5 62-422 P19 14 P16 11
5430-229-1 P26 3 61-118 P19 9 62-432 P13 6 P19 23
5430-229-2 P26 4 P29 22 P17 6 P33 23
5430-311-0 P29 8 P29 46 P27 5 P9 8
5430-34-0B P22 17 61-179 P29 61 P29 9
5430-341-0 P22 20 61-184 P33 10 P30 22
5430-34-2 P22 18
63-107
63-100
63-101
63-102
63-104
63-106
62-624
62-656
62-668
62-789
62-846
62-850
62-439
62-445
62-488
62-544
62-574
62-589
62-436
62-368
62-370
62-394
62-415
62-417
62-420
62-178
62-195
62-210
62-295
62-343
62-366
61-190
61-204
62-108
62-111
62-167
62-176
60-728
61-141
60-601
60-602
60-702
60-709
60-717
60-719
5430-45-0B
5430-46-0
5510-119-1
60-101
60-236
60-240
53-103
5313-262-6A
5430-0-19
5430-0-20
5430-0-21
5430-127-0B
5250-302-5
52-517
52-519
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95. 5200 PARTS INDEX SEP11
Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item
P10 13 P11 39 74-497 P17 17
P29 3 P12 10 74-537 P31 18
P29 58 P13 10 74-575 P37 4
P3 12 P16 10 74-576 P37 15
P9 9 P33 30 74-577 P37 3
P10 16 P5 5 74-625 P37 13
P19 24 P10 12 74-628 P37 9
P21 14 P21 20 74-630 P37 2
P9 10 P29 4 74-631 P33 32
63-111 P21 15 P29 63 74-633 P37 12
P11 64 P3 17 P33 33
P3 13 P9 14 P37 12
P9 11 P10 11 74-635 P37 16
P11 44 P19 30 74-674 P37 17
P29 18 P29 28 74-690 P37 1
P9 12 P29 62 75-110 P5 27
63-117 P3 14 P9 15 75-159 P33 34
P11 50 P11 65 75-175 P5 28
P9 13 P3 18 75-219 P33 35
P16 3 P9 16 76-140 P5 61
P17 11 P11 43 P33 36
P19 25 P9 17 P5 47
P27 6 64-116 P5 65 76-154 P19 35
P29 65 64-118 P3 19 76-189 P19 36
P38 6 P11 57 76-199 P26 11
P5 11 P13 11 76-206 P26 11
P22 11 P29 11 76-224 P21 24
P35 10 P35 18 79-397 P38 16
P13 8 64-120 P14 12 79-399 P38 3
P19 26 P19 31 79-546 P38 2
P25 4 P21 21 79-547 P38 1
P13 9 64-148 P22 12 P38 3
P33 24 P19 32 P38 3
P35 7 P22 13 79-577 P38 13
P5 31 P29 57 79-578 P38 12
P5 45 64-155 P35 19 P11 45
P33 25 64-167 P11 25 P12 20
P35 30 P21 22 P33 75
P5 26 P22 14 98-124 P5 21
P10 6 64-172 P19 33 98-129 P7 2
P33 26 P11 23 98-134 P7 3
P35 11 P11 55 P11 72
63-146 P19 27 P9 18 P12 11
P11 75 65-110 P21 23 P13 12
P19 28 P10 8 P33 37
P12 8 P9 19 P11 73
P33 27 65-115 P29 15 P12 12
63-167 P26 6 65-119 P19 34 P13 13
P19 29 65-122 P14 7 P33 38
P21 16 P13 27 98-215LA P33 39
P25 5 P35 27 98-247 P33 40
P3 15 72-257 P13 28 P19 37
63-204 P14 13 72-260 P35 24 P21 25
63-205 P11 26 72-261 P35 25 98-311 P21 26
63-217 P21 17 74-109 P15 5 98-312 P21 26
P21 18 74-113 P31 19 98-346 P21 27
P33 28 74-128 P37 10 98-347 P21 28
P38 9 74-144 P17 15 98-348 P21 29
P21 19 74-183 P37 5 98-364 P7 4
P5 17 74-191 P37 6 98-365 P7 5
P12 9 74-212 P37 7 98-367 P33 40
P29 39 74-241 P37 8 98-396 P33 41
P33 29 74-242 P37 8 98-397 P33 42
P17 12 74-244 P37 8 98-398 P33 43
P27 7 74-253 P29 40 98-399 P33 44
P5 10 74-254 P37 11 98-400 P35 8
64-105 P17 13 74-276 P29 48 98-402 P33 45
P16 5 74-314 P33 31 98-412 P22 15
P17 14 74-315 P33 31 98-419 P7 6
P29 24 74-316 P33 31 98-428 P11 47
P3 16 74-354 P37 14 99-192 P5 67
P5 6 74-487 P17 16
98-151
98-300
74-634
76-153
79-551
9060-1-14
98-150
65-114
72-254
64-113
64-119
64-146
64-152
64-171
65-101
64-108
64-109
64-110
64-112
64-107
63-166
63-169
64-100
64-101
64-103
64-104
63-135
63-139
63-140
63-141
63-143
63-147
63-109
63-110
63-112
63-114
63-123
63-134
Index - 3