Kuhn 6400 landstar

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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.
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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: TL 6400
This manual covers models beginning with Serial No. 1001
Owner’s Manual #: 6400--1
Parts Manual #: 6400--2
Rev.:
ISSUED TO: ISSUED BY:
Owner’s Name Kuhn Krause Dealer
Mailing Address City
City State
State Date of Purchase
Printed JAN12 SN1261

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.

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.

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.

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TL 6400 SERIES LANDSTAR
DEALER PREDELIVERY CHECK SHEET
TO BE CHECKED BY DEALER
CUSTOMER DATE
ADDRESS COUNTY
DEALER
ADDRESS COUNTY
MODEL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER
DEALER CHECK:
1. Check to see that all rocker shaft bolts are tight and pins are in place.
2. Check to see that hydraulic cylinders are full of oil (air bled out of cylinders). Clevis pins with
hairpin clips should be in place. Models TL 6400--9, TL 6400--12, TL 6400--15 require 6
Quarts / 5.76 Liters of oil; Models TL 6400--18 and TL 6400--21 require 20 Quarts / 19 Liters
of oil; Models TL 6400--24 and TL 6400--27 require 24 Quarts / 22.7 Liters of oil; Model TL
6400--31 will require 34 Quarts / 32.2 Liters of oil, and Model TL 6400--36 will require 51
Quarts / 48 Liters of oil.
3. Examine hydraulic hoses to see that they are protected from damage.
4. Bolts attaching the walking tandem to the wheel arms should be tight. Check to see that
bearings have been adjusted and greased.
5. Check lug bolt holding wheels to the hub to see that they are properly torqued. 1/2” Wheel
Nuts to 90 Ft. Lbs., 9/16” Wheel Nuts to 120 Ft. Lbs., and 5/8” Wheel Nuts to 170 Ft. Lbs.
6. See chart below for correct size tires and their locations. Inflate all tires to the following
pressures:
MODEL CENTER SECTION WING SECTION
TL 6400--09 (4) 9.5L x 15, 8--Ply inflated to 44 PSI -- -- N/A -- --
TL 6400--18 (4) 11L x 15, 12--Ply inflated to 52 PSI (4) 9.5L x 15, 8--Ply inflated to 44 PSI
TL 6400--21 (4) 11L x 15, 12--Ply inflated to 52 PSI (4) 9.5L x 15, 8--Ply inflated to 44 PSI
TL 6400--24 (4) 11L x 15 FI inflated to 90 PSI (4) 11L x 15, 8--Ply inflated to 36 PSI
TL 6400--27 (4) 12.5FI, 8--Bolt inflated to 90 PSI (4) 11L x 15, 8--Ply inflated to 36 PSI
7. Check to see that bolts and pins attaching hitch frame and clevis weldment to hitch are in
place and tightened.
8. Jack should be operational for support of tongue when implement is not attached to a tractor.
9. Road lock and wing lock are correctly installed and operate satisfactorily.
10. Restrictors are installed in wing lift cylinder rod end ports.
11. All decals are in place per pages P70--P71 of this owner’s manual.
12. Customer review sheet is filled out and signed.
13. A safety chain is provided with a strength rating equal to or greater than the gross weight of
the TL 6400 with attachments.
14. Review lighting requirements. Light kits are standard.
15. Check to see that the Owner’s Manual is in the storage tube on the implement.
16. Check to see that the SMV Sign is clean and in place.
DELIVERED BY:
DATE:

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Contents Rev.10/11
WARRANTY
DEALER PREDELIVERY CHECK SHEET 1
CUSTOMER REVIEW SHEET 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
SPECIFICATIONS 4
GENERAL INFORMATION DRAWING 5
OPERATING SECTION
PROTECT YOURSELF FROM CHEMICALS O2
SAFETY DECALS / INFORMATIVE DECALS O3--O4
ABOUT YOUR LANDSMAN O5
PREPARING FOR OPERATION O5
PREPARING THE TRACTOR O6
HYDRAULIC SAFETY O6
Disc Gangs O7
HITCHING TO THE TRACTOR O7
UNHITCHING LANDSTAR FROM TRACTOR O8
Transporting O9
Transport Lock Valves O9
Raising and Lowering the Wings O9
Transport Safety O10
Hitch Pin O10
FIELD ADJUSTMENTS O11
Tongue Height Adjustment O11
Depth of Disc Blades O12
Scrapers O13
Sweeps O13
Working Depth O13
Hydraulic Depth Control O13
Flexibility O13
Turning in the Field O13
Hydraulic Disc Gangs O14
STORAGE SUGGESTIONS O14
GENERAL INFORMATION O14
SERVICING O14
General Maintenance O14
Lubrication O15
Wheel Bearings O15
Walking Beams O15
Disc Gangs O15
Repair Parts O16
PROCEDURE TO LOCATE INTERNAL LEAKS O17
Test Cases 1 through 5 O17--O19
TROUBLESHOOTING SECTION O20--O21
HYD. GANG TROUBLESHOOTING SECTION O22
MODEL 6336 WING FOLD SEQUENCE VALVE O23
PARTS SECTION
SMV & LIGHT KIT BRACKET ASSEMBLY P1
MAIN FRAME (Models TL6400 9, 12, 15) P2
MAIN FRAME (Models TL6400, 18, 21, 24) P3
MAIN FRAME (Models TL6400 27,31,36) P4--P5
CENTER ROCKER (Models TL6400 9,12,15) P6--P7
CENTER ROCKER (Models TL6400 18,21,24) P8--P9
CENTER ROCKER (Models TL6400 27 thru 36) P10--P11
RIGID TONGUE (Models TL6400 9 thru 24) P12--P13
RIGID TONGUE (Models TL6400 27 thru 36) P14--P15
CUSHION TONGUE (Models TL6400 9 thru 36) P16--P17
WING FRAMES (MODEL TL6400 18 thru 31) P18--P19
WING ROCKER (MODEL TL6400 18 thru 31) P20--P21
WING FRAMES & ROCKERS (TL6400--36) P22--P23
WALKING BEAM ASSEMBLIES P24--P25
GAUGE WHEEL ASSEMBLY P26--P27
WHEELS & TIRES P28
TIE ROD INFORMATION CHART P29
DISC GANG & BEARING ARM ASSEMBLY P30--P31
XT270 SHANK ASSEMBLY P32
SPRING SHANK ASSEMBLY P33
LEFT & RIGHT STAR WHEEL ASSEMBLIES P34--P35
WING LIFT GROUP (TL6400 -- 18 thru 31) P36--P37
INSIDE/OUTSIDE WING LIFT (TL6400--36) P38--P39
DEPTH VALVE ASSEMBLY P40
HYD. HOSE STAND & LOCK VALVE BRACKET P41
HYDRAULICS (MODELS TL6400 9,12,15) P42--P43
HYDRAULICS (MODEL TL6400 18,21) P44--P45
HYDRAULICS (MODELS TL6400 24) P46--P47
HYDRAULICS (MODEL TL6400 27,31) P48--P49
HYDRAULICS (MODEL TL6400 36) P50--P51
HYDRAULIC HOSE W/PLASTIC GRIP ASS’M. P52
PRINCE CYLINDER 4--1/4” X 10” P53
PRINCE CYLINDER 4” X 10” P54
PRINCE CYLINDER 3--3/4” X 10” P55
PRINCE CYLINDER 5” x 32” P59
PRINCE CYLINDER 2” X 5--7/8” P60
CYLINDER SUPPORT ASSEMBLY P61
DISC GANG HYDRAULIC HOSE & FITTINGS P62
PACKER HITCH ASSEMBLY P63
HYDRAULIC DISC GANG PLACEMENTS P64--P69
DECALS & REFLECTORS P70--P71
LIGHT KIT P72
REAR RECEPTACLE PARTS P73--P74
ASSEMBLY SECTION
GENERAL ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS A1
CENTER FRAME ASSEMBLY A2
TONGUE ASSEMBLY A4
WALKING BEAM ASSEMBLY A5
SELF SUPPORTING CENTER SECTION A5
WING FRAMES & ROCKERS A5--A7
WING FOLD ASSEMBLY A7
GANG BEAMS -- SCRAPER BAR A8
UNASSEMBLED GANGS/REPAIR SEQUENCE A9--A10
DISC SCRAPER A11
SHANK EXTENSION ASSEMBLY A11
SPRING SHANKS & STAR WHEELS A11
HYDRAULICS ASSEMBLY A12--A14
DISC GANG HYDRAULICS ASSEMBLY A14
DECALS & LIGHT KIT A15
LIGHT KIT ILLUSTRATION & FINAL CHECK A16
PLACEMENT DRAWINGS FOR MODELS:
TL6400--9 A18--A19 TL 6400--24 A28--A29
TL 6400--12 A20--A21 TL 6400--27 A30--A31
TL 6400--15 A22--A23 TL 6400--31 A32--A33
TL 6400--18 A24--A25 TL 6400--36 A34--A35
TL 6400--21 A26--A27
PARTS INDEX Index 1--5

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PROTECT YOURSELF FROM CHEMICALS AND PESTICIDES
SUGGESTED PROTECTIVE GEAR:
1. HARD HAT: Should be washable, have a brim to collect chemicals. Replace headband if
contaminated. Wash entire unit daily.
2. GOGGLES AND FACE SHIELD: Protect eyes, face. Goggles should fit snuggly, comfortably.
Shield should cover entire face.
3. RESPIRATOR: To prevent inhaling of chemical dust vapors. Use canisters specified for
chemicals being used. 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 USING NO SAFETY GEAR AT ALL. FOLLOW THESE
LAUNDERING INSTRUCTIONS.
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_ Fahrenheit) 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 IN SEVERAL WAYS, SO IT IS
ESSENTIAL TO WEAR A PROTECTIVE BARRIER WHILE 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.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Do not allow anyone to operate this implement who has not been trained in
its safe operation. Read all safety decals on the implement, and review the
safety first suggestions on the back cover of this manual to refresh your
memory. Watch for the safety symbol and read the information. This is for
your own protection. If you do not understand any safety decal or
instructions in this manual, contact your dealer for assistance.
ABOUT YOUR LANDSTAR
This Landstar Tillage tool has been designed for one--trip secondary tillage. Hinged wing sections,
spring--loading of the disc gangs, shanks and attachments make it flexible enough to follow the
contour of most field conditions. Wings will float down 7_ and up 20_. It is designed to be used for
seed bed preparation and chemical incorporation, with a maximum working depth of 6 inches. The
Landstar works best at field speeds of 5 to 7--1/2 M.P.H., however, rocky conditions may require a
slower field speed. Horsepower requirements, will generally be 6 to 8 drawbar horsepower per foot
of cut. Kuhn Krause offers two different attachments for finish tillage: three rows of tines followed
by reels, four rows of tines. Caution should be used in adding any other rear attachment that will
add weight to the unit.
Caution: Adding of excess additional weight could cause frame or axle
failures resulting in loss of control during transport.
PREPARING THE LANDSTAR FOR OPERATION
1. The wings should be down and implement lowered to the ground. All hydraulic cylinders should
be pinned and full of oil.
Caution: Lower the implement to the ground before making the following
inspections. With the implement lowered, enter the framework by
stepping over, do not crawl under the framework. If the implement
is not lowered, any hydraulic failure could cause the implement to
drop suddenly, causing personal injury.
2. The maintenance lock channels are pinned to the storage brackets.
3. Check for loose bolts and tighten if needed. Check again for loose bolts after the first half day
of operation.
4. Check disc gangs for tight tie rod nuts and clinched cotter pins.
5. Check the shank locations, and attachment locations with the placement diagram to be sure
unit has been set--up properly.
6. Make sure that all grease zerk locations have been sufficiently greased. Grease zerks will be
found on the rocker shaft bearings, walking beams, wheel hubs, and hinges.
7. Check tire pressure. Inflate all tires: 9.5L--15, 8--Ply to 44 P.S.I.
11L--15, 12--Ply to 52 P.S.I.
11L--15FI, 6--Bolt, to 90 P.S.I.
12.5L--15FI, 8--Bolt, to 90 P.S.I.
Caution: Frequently check to see that the wheel lug bolts are properly
torqued 1/2”Wheel nuts to 90 Ft. Lbs., 9/16”Wheel nuts to 120 Ft.
Lbs.; 5/8”Wheel nuts to 170 Ft. Lbs.) particularly during the initial
transport and operation of the tillage tool. The bolts may work
loose, resulting in the loss of a wheel and subsequent loss of
control of the tractor and / or implement.
8. Check and adjust tightness of wheel bearings and walking beams before operation, after the
first week, and periodically thereafter. (See service section on page O15)

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PREPARING THE TRACTOR
Read your tractor owner’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 working order.
HYDRAULIC SAFETY (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY)
If the implement hydraulic system has never been used, stored over a period of time or disassembled
for any reason, unpin the rod ends of the cylinders and support the cylinders so the rod ends will clear
frame members when fully extended. Back the tractor to the front of the implement and connect the
hydraulic hoses. Check the tractor hydraulic reservoir and make sure it is full of the manufacturer’s
recommended oil. If you are sure the implement 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 the air from the system. Continue the cycles until the cylinders respond with
immediate solid actuation. When you are sure the systems are free of air, pin the rod ends of the
cylinders to the implement cylinder lugs.
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.
AVOID HEATING NEAR PRESSURIZED HYDRAULIC HOSES
Flammable spray can be generated by heating near pressurized hydraulic hoses, resulting in
severe burns to yourself and bystanders. Do not heat by welding, or using a torch near hoses.
Hose can be accidentally cut when heat goes beyond the immediate flame area.
THE FOLLOWING WARNINGS PERTAIN TO THE MORE COMMON ABUSES OF HYDRAULIC HOSE:
1. INSPECT the hose assembly before each use. 3. DO NOT EXCEED the maximum recommended working pressure
2. REPLACE the hose assembly immediately if: of the hose.
a) The jacket of the hose appears abnormal. 4. DO NOT KINK the hose assembly.
b) You have reason to believe it may be abnormal. 5. DO NOT BEND the hose assembly beyond its minimum bend radius
c) There is any fluid leakage. of 3.25 inches.
d) The couplings are damaged. 6. DO NOT EXPOSE to temperatures in excess of 225_ Fahrenheit.
e) The hose is damaged or kinked. 7. DO NOT USE AS A STRENGTH MEMBER for pulling or lifting
f) The reinforcement is visible through the jacket. equipment.
Caution: If replacing hydraulic hose, use only hose that meets of exceeds
3,000 PSI working pressure.
IMPORTANT: REPAIR OF HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS SHOULD BE MADE BY AN
AUTHORIZED KUHN KRAUSE DEALER.
Prevent damage to trail hoses by supporting them from the tractor
with an elastic strap “A” . Avoid having excess hose
between the implement support “B” and the tractor
connection “C” . Either reposition the hose farther back
on the implement or request a shorter hose from your
dealer.
Inspect the hydraulic system for tell--tale leaks and loose fittings.
Tighten if needed. When assembling your hydraulic system, if JIC and O--Ring fittings and hoses are
to be used, the use of a tape or liquid sealer is not necessary. MAKE SURE a restrictor (identified
with a tag) is installed in the rod end port of the wing lift cylinder.

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Caution: Air in hydraulic system will allow implement or wings to drop
suddenly.
Warning: Do not operate the hydraulics until you have read “Hydraulics” in
the service section of this manual.
The Landstar is equipped with two separate hydraulic systems; one to control the wheels, and the other
to raise and lower the wing for transport.
Wheels ---- Models 6400--18 Through 6400--36
Two master cylinders are mounted in the center on the main rocker shaft and they in turn are
connected to a slave cylinder on each wing. Each cylinder in this system is a rephasing
cylinder. This means there is an internal bypass in each cylinder that will let oil circulate when
the cylinder is extended to its maximum stroke. All lift cylinders should work together. If
cylinders are out of phase, hold the tractor valve open to extend the cylinder rod. Hold valve
open until all cylinders reach their maximum stroke, then continue to hold valve open for an
additional 20 to 30 seconds.
Wings
The wing lift cylinders are plumbed together. In some conditions, one wing may lift before the
other, this is normal. The wings will fold and unfold slowly, because of the restrictor in the rod
end of each wing cylinder. Make sure these restrictors are installed in the rod end port of the
wing lift cylinders. See pages P42--P51. If not previously filled, your hydraulic system will
require approximately: 6 Quarts / 5.76 Liters of oil for Models TL 6400 9, 12 and 15; 20 Quarts /
19 Liters for Models TL 6400 18 and 21. 24 Quarts / 22.7 Liters for Models TL 6400 24 and 27.
Model TL 6400 31 will require approximately 34 Quarts / 32.2 Liters of oil. Model TL 6400 36
will require approximately 51 Quarts / 48 Liters of oil.
Use oil recommended by your tractor manufacturer. Read the service section “HYDRAULIC
SAFETY” on page O6 before filling the system. See “Hydraulic Cylinders Service Manual” for
additional information.
Disc Gangs
The optional hydraulic cylinders in this system are all rephasing and each is the same size and
stroke. If the cylinders are not moving in unison, or one cylinder is lagging behind the system is
“out--of--phase”. To rephase the cylinders simply raise the disc gangs completely and hold the
tractor lever open for 30--45 seconds. This will allow oil to bypass through the rephasing
grooves in each cylinder and bring all cylinders back into phase. All cylinders should now
operate in unison. Repeat the raise--hold cycle anytime that the cylinders are “out--of--phase”.
HITCHING AND UNHITCHING
Caution: Do not allow any person to stand between the tractor and the
implement while backing into position. Sudden loss of control
could cause serious injury or death to a person caught between the
tractor and implement. Tell your helper to wait until you signal that
the tractor is in park or neutral and the hand
brake is set and engine is shut off.
Note: Hydraulic hose grips are color coded as shown below.
Black / Black Lower Unit. . . . . . Red / Black Raise Unit. . . . . . . .
Yellow / Yellow Lower Wings. . . . Red / Yellow Raise Wings. . . . . . .
Gray / Gray Lower Disc Gangs. . . . . . . . Red / Gray Raise Disc Gangs. . . . . . . .

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Caution: Be sure gang is locked with a tie rod wrench on the opposite end
before force is applied.
Lubrication
The initial lubrication of all grease fittings will assure long life and satisfactory
performance from the implement. Use a multi--purpose type grease at all grease zerk
locations after each 24 hours of operation. Rocker shaft bearing clamps will accept
grease more efficiently if the whole unit is lowered to the ground with the weight of the
unit removed from the wheels. Other points of lubrication are: wing hinges, walking
tandem bearings, and wheel hubs. Disc gang bearings should be greased with a
high quality multi--purpose type grease after each use and after long periods of
storage. FLUSH ROLLING REELS WITH GREASE DAILY.
For Your Safety: When lubricating or adjusting your Landstar, watch for
obstructions or protrusions. Lower implement to the ground and
enter framework by stepping over. DO NOT walk on tires.
Wheel Bearings
Grease wheel bearings every 24 hours of use. Check for excessive end play each time that the
bearings are greased. Once a year, clean and repack the wheel bearings with EP#2 Grease.
Replace seals each time that the bearings are removed. Replace any worn or damaged parts.
Use light oil on the seal surface and use extreme care when pushing seal over the spindle.
Install outer bearings, flat washer, and slotted nut. Then back off nut from 1 to 2 slots until hub
turns freely without end play. Secure nut with clinched cotter pin.
Walking Beam
Grease the walking beam every 24 hours of use. When greasing the bearings, lower the unit
onto the points or sweeps and raise the walking beams off the ground. Check each walking
beam for any slack in the pivot bearings. When slack is found, tighten the axle nut until slack is
eliminated and tighten 5 to 10 Ft. Lbs. of preload on the bearings. DO NOT BACK THE AXLE
NUT OFF. Check, clean, and repack the walking beam bearings each year in a procedure that
is similar to that of wheel bearings.
Disc Gangs
Refer to the Assembly Section of this manual when replacing the blades, bearings or spools.
Use the same procedure as described when setting up a new unit. Leave bearing bolts one
turn loose until bearing arms are in place on the frame. Tighten tie rod to 1,000 Ft. Lbs.
Tighten one bearing arm to the frame then tighten its bearing bolts. Make sure the other
bearing arm top plate is parallel with the bottom of the frame before tightening its U--Bolts.
Tighten other bearing bolts. See pages A9--A10 for further details.
Maintenance locks have been provided for use when changing out disc blades. Fully extend the
cylinders and fasten the channel shaped locks onto both center rocker cylinder rods.
IMPORTANT: Rocker damage can occur if one lock is on and the other lock is off.
Warning: Due to their sharpness and weight, serious injury can be inflicted
by disc blades and gangs if not handled safely. Watch for unsafe
conditions. Keep co--workers safety in mind. Should personal
injury occur, have medical treatment administered immediately.

P23
WING FRAMES & ROCKERS
FOR MODEL -- TL 6400 36 DEC10
Item Part Number Part Description Qty.
1 6336--26--0 Right Outer Wing Weldment (SHOWN) 1
6336--23--0 Left Outer Wing Weldment 1
2 6336--18--0A Right Inner Wing Weldment (SHOWN) 1
6336--20--0A Left Inner Wing Weldment 1
3 6336--12--0 Right Wing Rocker Weldment (SHOWN) 2
6336--13--0 Left Wing Rocker Weldment 2
4 53--110 Wear Sleeve -- 2.00”od x 1.81”id x 1.50” 8
5 6336--35--0 Rocker Pivot Weldment 8
6 62--205 3/4NC x 5” GD5 Cap Screw 10
7 64--113 3/4” STD. Flat Washer 20
8 64--112 3/4” STD. Lock Washer 36
9 63--112 3/4NC Hex Nut 36
11 6136--86--0 Cylinder Bracket Weldment 4
12 62--237 1NC x 3” Cap Screw 12
13 64--118 1” STD. Lock Washer 12
14 63--117 1NC Hex Nut 16
15 6337--87--0 Cylinder Link Weldment 4
16 63--118 1NC Hex Jam Nut 4
17 61--241 Eyebolt Weldment 4
18 62--203 3/4NC x 4--1/2” GD5 Cap Screw 8
19 60--614 3/8” DIA. x 1--3/4” Roll Pin 8
20 6127--0--9 Wing Hinge Pin 4
21 65--101 1/8” STD. Zerk 6
22 6136--88--0 Hinge Pin Weldment 2
23 6127--88--0 Hinge Bolt Weldment 10
24 63--126 1--1/4NC Lock Nut 12
25 65--100 1/8” x 45 Zerk 8
26 6136--34--0A Wing Stop Weldment 2
27 61--232 U--Bolt, 3/4” DIA.x 3--1/16”W x 5--1/2”L 2
28 62--207 3/4NC x 5--1/2” GD5 cap Screw 6
29 6200--42--0 Shank Extension Weldment (used with all shank options) 2
30 62--421 3/4NC x 2” GD5 Cap Screw 8
31 6337--42--0 Shank Extension Weldment 2
32 6337--44--0 Extension Weldment (used with Spring Shank Option) 2
6200--145--0 Extension Weldment (used with XT Shank Option) 2
33 4122--60--0 One Shank Extension Weldment (used with XT Shank Op-
tion)
2
NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, quantities include right and left sides of unit

P45
HYDRAULIC HOSE GROUP
FOR MODELS -- TL 6400 18 & 21 NOV07
1 4881--77--0 See Hose w/ Grip Assembly on page P52 for parts 1
3 24--2115R 3/8” DIA. x 156” (JIC) Black 2W Hose Assembly 2
5 25--2535 Depth Valve Assembly 1
8 25--301 3/4(M)O--Ring to 3/4(M)JIC 90_ Hydraulic Fitting 12
10 62--635 3/8NF x 5/8” GD5 Cap Screw 4
11 25--127 3/4” I.D. Hose Clamp 20
12 25--128 Hose Wraplock (Use where required)
14 21--181 4” x 24” Prince Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly 2
15 4956--75--0 O--Ring 37_ Flare 90_ Restrictor Assembly w/ Tag 2
17 25--303 37_ Flare 3/4(M) Tee Hydraulic Fitting 4
19 3127--83--1 Hose Clamp 2
21 62--692 3/8NF x 1” GD5 Cap Screw 3
24 62--343 1/2NC x 2” GD5 Cap Screw 2
25 21--1007 4” x 10” Series Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly 2
26 21--1006 3--3/4” x 10” Prince Series Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly 2
27 6118--0--1 Hose Bracket 2
28 63--106 1/2NC Hex Nut 2
29 64--107 1/2” STD. Lock Washer 2
34 25--126 34” Black Stay Strap (use as needed) -- not shown 6
35 25--2272 Check Valve -- Manual Release 2
36 25--300 3/4(M)O--Ring to 3/4(M)JIC Adapter Hydraulic FItting 2
37 25--314 3/4(M)O--Ring to 3/4(F)JIC Swivel Adapter Hydraulic Fitting 2
38 USE 3/4 O--RING PLUG FROM LIFT CYLINDER

P47
FOR MODELS -- TL 6400 24 NOV07
10 62--635 3/8NF x 5/8” GD5 Cap Screw 4
11 25--127 3/4” I.D. Hose Clamp 20
12 25--128 Hose Wraplock (Use where required) 2
15 4956--75--0 O--Ring 37_ Flare 90_ Restrictor Assembly w/ Tag 2
19 3127--83--1 Hose Clamp 2
21 62--692 3/8NF x 1” GD5 Cap Screw 3
24 21--1007 4” x 10” Prince Series Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly 2
27 25--300 3/4(M)O--Ring to 3/4(M)JIC Adapter Hydraulic Fitting 2
33 25--126 34” Black Stay Strap (use as needed) -- not shown
34 USE 3/4 O--RING MALE PLUG FROM LIFT CYLINDER

P49
FOR MODELS -- TL 6400 27 & 31 NOV07
3 24--299R 3/8” DIA. x 162” Black 2W Hose Assembly 2
4 62--635 3/8NF x 5/8” GD5 Cap Screw 5
5 25--127 3/4” I.D. Hose Clamp 22
9 25--301 3/4(M)O--Ring to 3/4(M)JIC 90 Hydraulic Fitting 11
11 25--126 34” Black Stay Strap (use as needed) Spec.
14 25--303 37 Flare 3/4(M) Tee Hydraulic Fitting 4
16 4956--75--0 O--RIng 37 Flare 90 Restrictor Assembly w/ Tag 2
21--189 5” x 32” Prince Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly (31’ Model) 2
20 3127--83--1 Hose Clamp 2
22 62--692 3/8NF x 1” GD5 Cap Screw 3
23 21--1007 4 x 10” Prince Series Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly 2
32 25--314 3/4(M)O--Ring--3/4(F)JIC Swivel Adapter Hydraulic Fitting 2

P51
FOR MODELS -- TL 6400 36 NOV07
12 25--2535 Depth Valve 1
15 25--309 O--Ring 37_ Flare Tee Hydraulic Fitting 1
18 3775--75--0 O--Ring 37_ Flare Tee Restrictor Assembly w/ Tag 2
20 4956--75--0 O--Ring 37_ Flare 90_ Restrictor Fitting w/ Tag 4
23 25--302 O--Ring 37_ Flare Tee Hydraulic Fitting 2
24 25--324 37_ Flare M/F In--Line Restrictor Hydraulic Fitting 1
29 24--263R 3/8”DIA. x 228” (JIC) Black 2W Hose Assembly 1
30 25--127 3/4” I.D. Hose Clamp 34
31 62--635 3/8NF x 5/8” GD5 Cap Screw 8
32 62--692 3/8NF x 1” GD5 Cap Screw 3
34 21--1008 4--1/4” x 10” Prince Series Cylinder Assembly 2
35 21--1007 4” x 10” Prince Series Cylinder Assembly 2
36 21--1006 3--3/4” x 10” Prince Series Cylinder Assembly 2
37 25--126 34” Black Stay Strap (use as needed) -- Not shown 6
38 Wing Lift Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly ---- See Outside Wing Lift
parts listing on page P39
2
39 25--310 3/4(M)JIC to 3/4(F)JIC 90_ Swivel Hydraulic Fitting 2
40 25--373 3/4 JIC Swivel Nut Branch Tee Hydraulic Fitting 1
41 25--144 Sequence Valve 3M PSI 1
42 25--1105 Snaplock Clamp (Bands Sequence Valve to Frame) 1
44 25--320 3/4(M)O--Ring to 37_ Flare 90_ (F) 3/4JIC Swivel Hydraulic Fitting 1
45 25--128 Hose Wrap Lock 2
46 25--2512 Check Valve, In--Line 1
48 6236--75--0 O--Ring 37_ Flare 90_ Restrictor & Tag 2

A1
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
STUDY NAMES AND LOCATIONS OF THE PARTS AND FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH THE
LANDSTAR BEFORE STARTING THE ASSEMBLY. READING THE STEP--BY--STEP
INSTRUCTIONS THAT FOLLOW WILL BE HELPFUL.
SAFETY
READ ALL OF THE SAFETY NOTATIONS IN THE ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR PROTECTION. ACCIDENTS CAN BE
PREVENTED BY RECOGNIZING THE CAUSE OF AN ACCIDENT
BEFORE IT CAN HAPPEN.
ASSEMBLY AREA
Select an area for assembly that will be large enough to accommodate the completed implement.
The surface of the work area should be as level as possible. Leave room in front of the Landstar to
hook up to a tractor to charge the hydraulic system and fold the unit. Use the proper hand tools to
insure proper bolt tightness. Refer to the page titled ”Proper Bolt Use” for the recommended torque
values for different size bolts. Weights of major parts are MAIN FRAMES -- 1,600 LBS.; MAIN
ROCKER SHAFT -- 410 LBS., TONGUE -- 330 LBS.; therefore, stands will have to support the
combined weight of 2,500 Lbs. Make sure that the chains and handling equipment are adequate
for this weight.
PART LOCATIONS
FRONT -- the front of the frame can be determined by the location of the name plate that has been
attached to the front frame member.
RIGHT and LEFT sides can be established by standing behind the frame and looking toward the
front, or the direction of travel.
TOP -- To be sure that the frame is right side up, position the front hitch members of the frame
pointing down.
ASSEMBLY STEPS
Assemble the Landstar following the steps
shown in this section. Each step for part
attachment is reflected by a matching number
on the accompanying drawing or photograph.
Example:
Mount Bearing Arm 12 to each end of the Reel
Assembly. Assemble with 1/2NC x 1--1/2” GD5
Carriage Bolts, Lock Washers and Hex Nuts.
Make sure bearing grease zerk is in cut--out
provided.
MODEL NUMBER
Know the model number of the Landstar being assembled.
Use this model number whenever referring to the assembly,
parts listing pages or placement pages. The number is
stamped on the Name Plate which is located on the front
frame member.
Refer to the Parts Illustration to identify the parts during the
assembly procedure. Read each step through before
beginning the actual assembly process.

A7
B. Connect a CYLINDER BRACKET LINK 15 to the cylinder bracket and eyebolt with 1NC x 3”
Bolts, Lock Washers and Hex Nuts.
C. Pin a 4” x 10” hydraulic cylinder to the Inner Wing cylinder bracket and the wheel arm. Pin a
3--3/4” x 10” hydraulic cylinder to the Outer Wing cylinder bracket and wheel arm. The rod
clevis should point up. Loosen both port plugs to allow the cylinder to extend.
D. Tighten all bolts; rocker must pivot freely.
E. Repeat Step III to install walking beams.
VII. WING FOLD ASSEMBLY
1. Models TL 6400 18 & 21 -- refer to illustration on page P38.
Models TL 6400 24, 27 & 31 -- refer to illustration on page P39.
A. Bolt (2) WING FOLD PLATES 3 to each side of the center frame with 3/4NC x 5” GD5
Bolts, Lock Washers and Hex Nuts. Do not tighten until cylinder clevis is in place.
B. Fasten a RIGHT and LEFT CYLINDER LUG 7 and 10 to the wing with 3/4NC x 5” GD5
Bolts, Lock Washers and Hex Nuts.
C. Models TL 6400 18 & 21 -- A 3/4NC x 6” GD5 Bolt and Flat Washer is inserted vertically
with a SQUARE WASHER 12 , Lock Washer and Hex Nuts on the bottom.
D. Model TL 6400 27 & 31 -- Clamp cylinder lugs to frame bar with 5/8” DIA. U--Bolt, Lock
Washers and Hex Nuts.
E. Model TL 6400 31 -- Clamp cylinder lugs to frame bar with a SPACER 25 , 5/8” DIA.
U--Bolt, Lock Washer and Hex Nuts; and 3/4NC x 5--1/2” Bolts, SPACERS 26 , Lock
Washers & hex Nuts.
F. Pin base end of CYLINDER 4 between right and left cylinder lugs. The cylinder ports
should be on the back side on Models TL 6400 18 & 21, and on the top side for Models
TL 6400 24 thru 31. Retain cylinder with PIN 11 and 1/4” DIA. x 2--1/2” Roll Pins.
Models TL 6400 36: -- -- refer to illustration on page P40 and P41.
A. Attach (2) FOLD PLATES 17 to center of unit with 3/4NC x 5”GD5 Bolts, Lock Washers, and
Hex Nuts.
B. Connect 5” x 32” HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS 20 with cylinder ports on the rear side of to fold
plates with PIN 12 and 1/4”DIA. x 2” Roll Pins.
C. Position WING LIFT BRACKET 6 on inner wings with U--Bolt 15 , Lock Washers and Hex
Nuts. Do not tighten.
TL 6400 36 ONLY: Go to illustration on page P41
D. Loosely attach FOLD STRAPS 5 and 16 to WING LIFT BRACKET 6 with 3/4NC x 6” GD5
Bolt, Lock Washer and Hex Nut.
Insert the base end of 4” x 30” CYLINDER 13 between wing lift bracket side plates and over the
cylinder lug welded on the outer wing frame and use PIN 15 with ROLL PINS 16 to secure it
into place.
E. Attach the ends of the FOLD STRAPS to the frame using (2) 3/4NC x 4--1/2” GD5 Bolts, Flat
Washers, Lock Washers and Hex Nuts.
IMPORTANT: FOLD STRAPS MUST BE IN TENSION DURING THE FOLD CYCLE. USE
FLAT WASHERS AS NEEDED TO ELIMINATE SLACK BETWEEN FRAME
MEMBER AND WING LIFT BRACKET. SEE ILLUSTRATION BELOW.

M6100--97
A13
4. Connect LINKAGE to the actuator arm with a 1/2” DIA. x 1--1/2”
Clevis Pin. The bend in the linkage should be down.
5. The ACTUATOR ARM is positioned after all the hydraulic
plumbing has been installed and the system bled of air. Then raise
the wheels completely off the ground and slide the linkage to the
rear--most position, tighten U--Bolt securely. Raise the unit and
test depth valve operation by positioning striker and lowering the
unit.
6. Refer to the hydraulic plumbing pages in the Parts Section (pages
P44 -- P53) for the correct assembly of hoses, fittings, and hose
clamps.
Caution: Use only hose that meets or exceeds 3,000 P.S.I.
working pressure.
Note: No tape or liquid sealer is necessary on O--Ring Fittings or 37_ Flare fittings.
IMPORTANT: A 90_ RESTRICTOR SHOULD BE ASSEMBLED INTO ALL WING--LIFT
CYLINDER ROD END PORTS. THE PROPER LOCATION OF THESE FITTINGS
IS IMPORTANT TO PREVENT WINGS FROM FREE--FALLING IF A HYDRAULIC
FAILURE OCCURS.
A. Before filling system, place blocks of wood under each wing cylinder so that the cylinder
rods will extend up and over the lugs to prevent damage to the cylinder while filling and
purging the system of air.
7. CHARGING THE CYLINDERS :
A. After all hose and fittings are assembled, check the blocks under the wing cylinders. Make
sure that they are raised high enough to clear any attaching lugs.
B. Attach hydraulic hoses to the tractor and pin to drawbar. Check the tractor hydraulic
reservoir and make sure it is full of the manufacturer’s recommended oil.
C. If you are sure all connections are tight and leakproof, begin filling the system by extending
and retracting the wing fold cylinders.
D. The rocker shaft cylinders have rephasing grooves that will allow the oil to pass by the
piston when the unit is fully raised. Hold the control lever open during each cycle, when
the unit is raised and the cylinders are fully extended for 30 to 45 seconds. This will force
oil through the rephasing grooves and allow the series cylinder to be charged with oil.
Remove stands under wings and road locks, then cycle cylinders. Hold valve open until
master and slave cylinders extend to their maximum.
E. Continue the cycles until the cylinders respond with immediate solid actuation.
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.

TL6400 PARTS INDEX Rev.DEC11
Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item Part Number Page Item
1000-11540-0 P28 0 21-286 P56 8 21-904 P56 1 24-390R P45 4
1000-11580-0 P28 0 P57 8 21-917 P59 1 P47 4
1000-12540-01 P28 0 P58 8 21-918 P59 2 24-394 P69
1000-95588-0 P27 31 21-337 P54 4 21-919 P59 3 24-503R P62 8
P28 0 P57 4 2212-18-1 P29 P69
1112-0-7A P7 14 21-348 P55 4 2212-18-2 P31 44 24-504R P62 8
1280-0-10 P31 38 2135-54-0 P17 2 2225-18-1 P29 P69
1483-286-1 P31 27 2135-84-0 P25 P31 43 24-505R P62 8
1918-10-0 P31 37 2136-82-1 P29 24-200R P43 15 P68
1918-14-0A P24 10 P31 43 P45 23 P68
P27 14 21-381 P53 3 P47 23 P69
P27 P54 3 24-207R P43 16 24-506R P68
1918-84-0 P24 P55 3 P45 22 24-508R P62 8
P27 21-404 P53 11 P47 13 24-509R P62 8
1963-9-0 P31 50 P54 11 P47 22 P67
21-1006 P45 26 P55 10 24-2101R P47 31 P68
P47 25 P56 11 24-2105R P52 2 P69
P49 18 P57 11 P52 2 24-510R P62 8
P51 36 P58 11 P52 2 P67
P55 A P59 11 24-210R P45 16 P69
21-1007 P43 20 21-407 P39 11 24-2114R P51 25 24-511R P62 8
P45 25 21-443 P53 24 24-2115R P45 3 P64
P47 24 P54 24 P47 3 P68
P49 23 P55 23 P47 29 P69
P51 35 2145-0-16 P11 11 24-2116R P49 15 24-512R P62 8
P54 A P9 17 24-2128R P51 28 P68
21-1008 P51 34 2145-52-1 P11 4 24-213R P47 20 24-513R P62 8
P53 A 2146-82-1 P29 24-217R P47 16 P64
21-166 P60 A P31 43 24-221R P49 28 24-515R P62 8
P61 5 21-507 P56 7 24-223R P45 30 P67
21-181 P36 4 P58 7 24-225R P47 30 24-516R P62 8
P45 14 P59 19 P49 21 P67
P56 A 21-526 P58 3 24-228R P49 27 P67
21-182 P37 4 21-702 P53 9 24-237R P45 31 P68
P47 14 P54 9 P51 22 P68
P49 17 P55 9 24-243R P43 19 P69
P58 A 21-738 P56 4 24-244R P43 17 24-517R P62 8
21-185 P39 13 P58 4 P49 13 P65
P57 A 21-775 P57 2 24-248R P49 26 P66
21-189 P37 4 21-778 P57 3 24-256R P45 13 24-519R P62 8
P38 20 21-803 P55 5 24-257R P45 20 P65
P49 17 21-807 P54 12 24-261R P49 25 P66
P51 33 P55 11 P51 19 P67
P59 A 21-808 P55 26 2426-35-1 P7 5 24-520R P62 8
21-2013 P57 1 21-810 P54 5 P9 6 P66
21-2046 P56 3 21-819 P53 8 24-263R P51 29 24-521R P62 8
21-2059 P54 26 21-821 P60 24 24-264R P51 16 P69
21-2060 P53 26 21-833 P60 7 24-265R P51 9 24-522R P62 8
21-2061 P54 1 21-835 P60 8 24-268R P49 24 P68
P55 1 21-836 P60 9 P51 26 24-527R P62 8
21-2062 P53 1 21-837 P60 10 P51 43 P65
21-2063 P54 2 21-841 P60 13 24-279R P45 18 2490-96-0 P25 10
21-2064 P55 2 21-842 P60 14 24-286R P51 8 25-1105 P51 42
21-2065 P53 2 21-848 P60 22 P51 27 25-1153 P3 1
21-2069 P53 12 21-855 P60 23 24-288R P51 17 P41 9
21-2072 P53 4 21-857 P56 21 24-289R P43 3 25-1163 P2 30
21-2073 P53 5 P57 21 24-291R P47 18 P5 15
21-2074 P53 6 P58 20 24-299R P45 32 25-126 P45 34
21-2125 P53 7 21-858 P59 21 P49 3 P47 33
21-2126 P54 7 21-859 P56 9 P49 19 P49 11
P55 7 P58 9 24-311R P49 12 P51 37
21-2127 P54 10 21-865 P60 1 P51 10 P64
P55 25 21-868 P59 4 24-312R P43 12 P65
21-2172 P53 10 21-869 P59 5 24-325R P51 11 P66
21-2212 P54 6 21-870 P59 6 24-330R P52 2 P67
21-2217 P55 6 21-871 P59 8 P52 2 P68
21-222 P56 2 21-872 P59 9 24-338R P45 9 P69
21-225 P54 8 21-878 P56 5 P47 9 P72 23
P55 8 P57 5 24-359R P49 10 P73 10
21-260 P53 13 P58 5 24-368R P49 6 P73 10
P54 13 21-879 P56 6 P51 14
P55 12 P57 6 24-372R P43 5
21-266 P58 2 P58 6 P45 33
21-900 P58 1 P47 32
Index - 1

25-127 P41 14 25-393 P62 2 41-113 P24 8 4881-77-0 P43 2
P45 11 25-394 P62 5 P27 20 P45 1
P47 11 25-400 P62 6 41-114 P25 3 P47 1
P49 5 P64 P25 8 P49 1
P51 30 P65 41-121 P24 2 P51 1
25-128 P43 4 P66 41-208 P24 3 P52 1
P45 12 P67 P24 13 4881-9032-0 P16 5
P47 12 P68 P25 13 P17 5
P51 45 P69 P27 15 4881-9035-1 P13 18
25-144 P51 41 25-505R P64 41-209 P24 9 P15 35
25-2105R P52 2 25-513R P66 P27 16 P16 11
25-2208 P34 24 25-593 P62 7 41-210 P25 2 P17 11
P35 24 P64 P25 9 4885-0-5 P16 4
25-221 P52 7 P65 4122-0-8A P21 2 P17 4
25-2272 P43 6 P66 P7 24 4885-0-6 P16 3
P45 35 P67 4122-60-0 P19 13 P17 3
P47 26 P68 P2 9 4956-55-0A P15 32
P49 31 P69 P23 33 P17 23
P51 6 30-104 P31 42 4200-190-1 P73 9 4956-75-0 P45 15
25-2278 P41 10 30-208 P31 39 P73 9 P47 15
25-2289 P52 4 3112-105-0 P40 27 42-108 P24 7 P49 16
25-2290 P52 4 3112-46-0 P27 21 P51 20
P52 5 3112-47-0 42-109 P25 7 51-102 P28 1
P52 5 3112-69-1 P40 20 42-131 P25 4 51-106 P28 1
25-2291 P52 4 3112-69-2 P40 21 4218-13-2 P24 20 51-107 P28 3
P52 5 3113-54-0 P16 2 4218-13-3 P24 4 P28 3
P52 5 31-182 P32 1 4260-80-1 P39 9 P28 3
25-2295 P52 3 3118-46-0 4260-80-3 P39 1 P28 3
25-2510 P52 4 31-199 P33 1 4260-80-3 P39 5 51-114 P28 1
P52 5 31-205 P33 2 4260-81-1 P39 8 51-136 P28 1
25-2512 P51 46 3127-30-1 P31 3 44-107 P11 29 52-102 P28 2
25-2535 P40 15 3127-571-1 P63 12 P7 37 52-103 P28 2
P43 7 3127-83-1 P36 16 P9 30 P28 2
P45 5 P37 16 4881-0000-3 P16 10 52-114 P28 2
P47 5 P45 19 P17 10 52-302 P25 18
P49 8 P47 19 4881-0000-5A P16 35 P27 25
P51 12 P49 20 P17 36 P11 14
25-2536 P40 17 3131-157-0 P31 30 4881-0-2 P1 1 P21 7
25-2537 P40 16 3131-158-0 P31 30 4881-5040-0 P41 12 P23 10
25-300 P43 21 3131-77-0 P36 13 4881-70-0 P45 6 P7 7
P45 36 P37 13 P47 6 P7 25
P47 27 P38 8 P49 29 P9 8
P49 7 3131-84-1 P31 23 P51 3 P9 13
P51 7 32-101 P31 26 P52 1 P9 24
25-301 P43 11 32-103 P31 26 4881-7086-0A P16 17 53-103 P21 16
P45 8 33-189 P32 20 P17 17 53-105 P24 6
P47 8 P33 3 4881-71-0 P43 1 P27 13
P49 9 33-190 P32 21 P45 2 53-108 P25 6
P51 13 33-200 P32 19 P47 2 53-109 P36 14
25-302 P51 23 364-0-7 P31 41 P49 2 P37 14
25-303 P43 18 364-0-9 P31 36 P51 2 P38 10
P45 17 3755-0-16 P38 12 P52 1 P39 6
P47 17 3755-75-0 P51 18 4881-74-0 P52 1 53-110 P23 4
P49 14 3755-12-2 P36 12 P62 8 53-113 P15 18
P51 21 3950-0-2 P13 11 P64 P17 40
25-309 P51 15 P16 40 P65 53-116 P13 16
25-310 P51 39 3950-0-5 P31 35 P66 P16 39
25-314 P43 22 4000-215-0 P27 12 P67 53-127 P13 7
P45 37 4000-216-0 P27 12 P68 P16 22
P47 28 4000-48-0 P27 9 P69 53-134 P34 21
P49 32 4000-49-0 P27 1 4881-75-0 P52 1 P35 21
P51 5 4000-50-0 P27 1 P62 8 53-142 P31 47
25-320 P51 44 4000-50-1 P27 2 P64 P61 9
25-324 P51 24 4000-50-2 P27 10 P65 53-148 P19 17
25-373 P51 40 4000-51-0 P27 6 P66 P23 34
25-385 P62 3 4000-51-3 P27 8 P67 53-165 P32 14
P64 4000-52-0 P27 7 P68 53-166 P16 37
P65 40-109 P31 51 P69 P17 38
P66 40-155 P34 4 4881-76-0 P45 7 53-169 P33 4
P67 P35 4 P47 7 53-302 P24 18
P68 4100-961-1 P2 6 P49 30 5630-0-12 P13 25
P69 41-112 P24 14 P51 4 P15 26
25-391 P62 4 P25 14 P52 1 5630-0-2 P13 20
25-392 P62 1 P27 19 P15 21
Index - 2

5630-0-33 P1 1 6100-208-0 P61 17 6127-0-11 P11 9 6150-26-0 P32 18
5630-0-34 P1 8 6100-75-0 P64 P15 17 6150-30-0 P32 12
5630-0-8A P41 1 P65 P17 41 6150-31-0A P32 18
5630-121-0A P33 21 P66 6127-0-4 P36 10 6150-32-0A P32 13
5630-122-0A P33 22 P67 6127-0-5 P36 7 6150-34-0 P32 18
5630-124-0 P33 23 P68 6127-0-9 P19 8 6150-36-0 P32 15
5630-125-2 P33 24 P69 P23 19 6150-454-0 P2 28
5630-129-0 P33 19 P69 6127-210-0C P61 1 6150-95-1 P27 29
5630-75-0 P15 25 6110-46-0 P31 24 6127-210-1 P61 20 6155-450-1 P2 6
5635-0-2 P33 20 61-107 P41 3 6127-212-0A P61 2 6200-0-1 P13 23
5635-123-0 P33 25 61-115 P31 25 6127-25-0 P2 7 P15 24
5635-125-1 P33 26 6112-0-1 P2 5 P3 11 6200-1-0 P2 1
5635-125-2 P33 27 6112-10-0 P7 20 P5 7 6200-142-0 P5 24
5800-17-0 P11 26 6112-105-0 P40 27 6127-28-0 P19 20 6200-143-0 P3 12
P7 34 6112-11-0 P7 19 6127-40-0B P5 4 6200-145-0 P23 29
P9 27 6112-11-1 P7 16 6127-411-0 P63 8 P23 32
595-0-11 P7 28 61-123 P37 12 6127-412-0 P63 7 P5 25
60-101 P13 26 6112-35-0 P2 3 6127-454-0 P2 8 6200-2-0 P2 2
P15 27 6112-400-1 P63 4 6127-48-0 P24 25 6200-42-0 P2 11
60-103 P11 27 6112-400-3 P63 18 6127-52-0 P24 0 6200-90-0 P16 8
P7 35 6112-40-0A P2 4 6127-52-1 P24 21 P17 8
P9 28 6112-401-0 P63 3 6127-52-2 P24 24 6201-0-3 P1 2
60-106 P15 33 6112-410-0A P63 9 6127-53-0 P24 0 6201-1-0 P3 13
P17 26 6112-42-0 P19 12 6127-54-0 P24 1 6201-30-0 P13 13
60-114 P24 19 P2 10 6127-55-0 P24 1 P7 1
P25 19 6112-46-0 P31 24 6127-70-0 P31 24 P9 1
60-211 P40 24 6112-47-0 P31 24 6127-76-0 P13 9 6201-76-0 P7 10
60-605 P16 41 61-126 P37 12 P16 29 P9 10
60-606 P11 8 P41 3 6127-77-0 P13 5 6201-86-0 P9 23
P13 15 61-127 P41 3 P16 33 6202-0-1 P15 9
P15 16 61-143 P31 20 6127-78-0 P13 2 P17 46
P17 42 P61 11 P16 30 6202-0-2 P15 10
P36 6 61-149 P27 26 6127-79-0 P13 6 P17 47
P37 6 61-152 P1 3 P16 34 6202-1-0 P5 3
P38 11 6115-52-0 P31 24 6127-80-0 P13 1 6202-10-0 P11 15
P39 16 6115-53-0 P31 24 6127-83-0 P15 15 6202-18-0 P19 18
60-608 P31 46 61-172 P15 31 6127-83-0 P17 28 6202-20-0 P19 18
P39 10 P17 22 6127-88-0 P19 10 6202-30-0 P15 14
P61 10 6118-0-1 P21 8 P23 23 6202-33-0 P15 8
60-614 P13 10 P45 27 6127-89-0 P21 15 P17 30
P16 27 6118-0-3 P43 13 P7 27 6202-36-0 P2 13
P19 9 6118-10-0 P9 12 6127-90-0B P31 0 6202-37-0 P2 12
P23 20 6118-28-0 P19 21 6127-90-1 P31 5 6202-4-0 P5 1
60-615 P13 12 6118-47-0 P36 3 6127-90-2 P31 48 6202-5-0 P5 2
P13 29 6118-52-0 P31 24 6127-93-0 P31 10 6202-55-0 P11 1
P15 13 6118-53-0 P31 24 6127-94-0B P31 8 6202-56-0 P11 7
P17 29 6118-77-0 P13 8 P61 8 6202-83-0 P40 0
P31 34 P16 28 6127-96-0 P31 1 6202-84-0 P40 8
60-616 P16 38 6118-83-0 P13 14 6131-46-0 P31 24 6202-86-0 P11 19
P17 39 P16 26 6131-47-0 P31 24 6203-27-0B P19 2
60-617 P11 2 61-207 P2 27 6131-48-0 P31 24 P3 14
P7 9 6121-48-0 P31 24 6136-34-0A P23 26 6205-27-0 P19 27
P9 2 6121-49-0 P31 24 6136-52-0A P25 23 6206-27-0 P19 27
60-618 P39 2 61-216 P1 3 6136-57-1A P25 22 6210-80-0 P31 24
P39 4 P72 10 6136-57-2A P25 21 6210-81-0 P31 24
60-626 P16 43 61-217 P40 28 6136-70-0 P39 7 62-115 P43 14
P17 44 61-228 P31 13 6136-75-0A P25 1 62-154 P34 18
P31 7 P61 14 6136-80-0 P39 3 P35 18
60-632 P40 10 61-232 P19 3 6136-86-0 P23 11 62-167 P33 5
60-702 P15 34 P2 26 6136-88-0 P23 22 62-169 P32 2
P17 27 P23 27 6139-51-0A P5 22 P7 15
P24 17 P3 2 6142-50-0 P31 24 62-176 P16 6
P25 17 P34 8 6142-52-0 P31 24 P17 6
P27 24 P35 8 6142-80-0 P15 1 62-191 P16 13
60-703 P31 18 P38 15 6142-81-0 P15 5 P17 13
P41 13 61-241 P21 20 P17 34 62-195 P11 10
60-708 P27 11 P23 17 6142-82-0 P15 2 P63 16
60-713 P31 45 6124-17-1 P11 28 P17 31 P9 14
60-716 P16 7 P7 36 6142-83-0 P15 6 62-197 P13 17
P17 7 P9 29 P17 35 P15 19
P38 19 61-243 P40 28 6150-25-0A P32 A 62-201 P13 19
P39 18 6124-43-0 P37 3 6150-25-2 P32 16 P15 20
60-725 P40 23 6150-25-3 P32 17 P21 13
6100-0-1 P60 11 6150-25-5 P32 11 P21 24
Index - 3

62-203 P2 18 62-421 con'td P27 30 63-106 cont'd P31 29 63-128 P11 3
P23 18 P3 4 P34 19 P31 33
P38 1 P5 14 P35 19 P7 2
62-205 P21 25 62-433 P19 22 P45 28 P9 3
P23 6 62-436 P41 15 P72 13 63-129 P15 3
P24 26 62-439 P2 23 63-107 P32 6 P17 32
P36 5 62-465 P34 16 P33 13 63-134 P31 11
P37 5 P35 16 P34 12 P40 25
P38 14 62-474 P31 52 P34 15 P41 16
P5 23 P40 22 P35 12 P41 7
62-207 P19 6 P61 3 P35 15 P61 4
P2 22 62-486 P72 6 63-108 P16 24 P72 9
P23 28 62-493 P1 9 P17 50 63-141 P31 16
P3 3 62-507 P1 13 63-109 P19 25 63-143 P41 8
P36 17 P73 4 P2 16 6318-18-0 P19 1
P37 17 P73 4 P21 19 6318-20-0 P19 1
P63 6 62-510 P41 11 P27 4 63-204 P24 16
P7 41 62-546 P19 23 P31 15 P25 16
62-210 P36 8 62-547 P33 8 P33 14 P27 23
P38 7 62-562 P31 12 P37 8 63-208 P25 28
P5 13 62-566 P2 25 P41 5 P32 8
P7 13 62-569 P16 23 P61 16 63-230 P61 6
62-212 P34 7 P17 49 P7 18 63-231 P25 20
P35 7 62-606 P5 8 63-110 P16 9 63-234 P61 7
62-213 P25 24 P63 15 P17 9 63-235 P61 18
P5 21 62-635 P40 1 P32 7 63-236 P63 17
P63 5 P45 10 63-112 P11 16 6324-30-0 P16 1
62-224 P63 10 P47 10 P19 5 6327-0-2 P37 11
62-234 P7 8 P49 4 P2 21 6327-0-3 P36 11
P9 9 P51 31 P21 5 P37 11
62-237 P11 20 62-656 P52 6 P23 9 6327-0-4 P37 10
P21 10 62-664 P32 22 P24 22 6327-0-5 P37 7
P23 12 62-692 P45 21 P24 29 6327-0-6 P72 17
P7 6 P47 21 P27 27 6327-0-7 P72 16
P7 30 P49 22 P3 5 6327-12-0 P21 1
P9 7 P51 32 P31 22 P21 23
P9 25 62-725 P32 5 P34 23 6327-13-0 P21 1
62-250 P16 36 62-797 P33 9 P35 23 P21 23
P17 37 62-798 P33 10 P36 1 6327-36-0 P5 5
62-253 P11 12 6300-35-1 P34 3 P37 1 6327-87-0 P11 23
P9 18 P35 3 P38 4 P21 9
62-255 P15 12 6300-35-2 P34 5 P5 18 P7 33
P17 48 P35 5 P61 13 P9 26
62-269 P5 9 6300-38-0A P35 9 P63 1 6331-0-1 P37 18
62-295 P24 12 P34 9 P7 22 6331-0-3 P37 19
P27 17 6300-40-1 P34 2 P9 16 6331-35-0 P19 19
62-300 P32 3 6300-40-2 P35 2 63-113 P16 42 6331-86-0 P21 6
62-301 P16 20 6300-40-3 P34 6 P17 43 P7 29
P17 20 P35 6 P25 26 6336-12-0 P23 3
62-311 P25 12 6300-42-0 P34 17 63-114 P13 21 6336-13-0 P23 3
62-317 P33 6 P35 17 P15 22 6336-18-0A P23 2
62-318 P31 19 6300-43-0B P34 9 P34 1 6336-20-0A P23 2
62-324 P39 12 6300-44-0B P35 9 P35 1 6336-23-0 P23 1
62-330 P2 24 6300-45-0A P34 14 63-117 P11 22 6336-26-0 P23 1
62-339 P21 17 P35 14 P16 15 6336-35-0 P23 5
P27 3 6300-47-0 P34 10 P17 15 6337-0-3 P38 16
P7 26 P35 10 P21 12 6337-0-4 P38 5
62-343 P45 24 63-100 P1 16 P23 14 6337-42-0 P23 31
62-356 P43 8 P40 3 P5 12 6337-44-0 P23 32
6236-75-0 P51 48 P72 21 P63 13 P3 15
62-385 P40 6 P73 7 P7 32 6337-50-0A P38 6
62-387 P33 7 P73 7 P9 22 P39 14
62-394 P41 6 63-102 P1 11 63-118 P21 21 6337-87-0 P23 15
62-414 P72 18 P11 30 P23 16 6345-0-4 P38 18
62-417 P72 19 P43 10 63-119 P15 7 P39 17
62-420 P1 6 P7 38 P17 45 6345-0-6 P41 2
P32 4 P9 31 63-120 P31 6 6345-0-7 P1 2
P34 11 63-103 P33 11 P31 17 6345-0-8 P72 4
P35 11 P40 18 63-124 P13 3 6345-0-9 P72 5
62-421 P11 24 63-104 P32 23 P16 31 6345-30-0 P17 1
P19 14 P33 12 63-126 P19 11 6345-70-0 P31 24
P2 17 63-106 P1 5 P23 24 6345-78-0 P25 0
P21 3 P15 29 6345-79-0 P25 0
P23 30 P17 25 6345-80-0 P31 24
Index - 4

6345-81-0 P31 24 64-113 cont'd. P3 7 73-100 P13 27 76-164 P11 6
6345-88-0 P38 13 P36 9 P16 21 P7 4
6345-89-0 P38 17 P38 2 73-111 P15 30 P9 5
64-100 P1 15 P63 11 P17 21 76-193 P34 13
P40 4 P7 40 74-102 P70 5 P35 13
P72 20 64-118 P11 21 P71 5 76-201 P60 12
P73 6 P16 16 74-109 P28 4 76-207 P32 10
P73 6 P17 16 P28 4 76-231 P16 18
64-101 P1 14 P21 11 P28 4 P17 18
P73 5 P23 13 P28 4 79-397 P72 22
P73 5 P5 11 P70 17 79-401 P73 1
64-103 P1 10 P63 14 P71 17 P73 1
P43 9 P7 31 74-110 P70 22 79-475 P73 3
64-104 P40 26 P9 21 P71 22 P73 3
64-105 P32 24 64-119 P11 25 74-113 P53 25 79-476 P73 2
P33 15 P15 11 P54 25 P73 2
64-106 P32 25 P17 51 P55 24 79-477 P73 8
P33 16 P5 10 P56 20 P73 8
64-107 P1 4 P9 20 P57 20 79-546 P72 2
P15 28 64-120 P24 15 P58 19 79-549 P72 3
P17 24 P25 15 P59 7 79-552 P72 7
P31 28 P27 22 74-121 P70 1 79-558 P72 1
P34 20 64-126 P36 15 P71 1 79-577 P72 14
P35 20 P37 15 74-276 P70 4 79-578 P72 15
P45 29 P38 9 P71 4 950-20-4 P31 31
P72 12 64-129 P11 5 74-348 P70 11 960-35-2 P39 15
64-108 P1 7 P7 3 P71 11 99-215 P40 13
P16 44 P9 4 74-387 P11 31 99-218 P2 29
P17 53 64-148 P72 8 P7 39 P3 10
P33 17 64-155 P31 2 P70 18 P5 16
P72 11 64-162 P40 11 P71 18 99-243 P16 25
64-109 P19 24 64-167 P25 27 P9 32 P17 52
P2 15 64-215 P16 19 74-391 P61 19
P21 18 P17 19 P70 6
P27 5 65-100 P19 15 P71 6
P31 14 P23 25 74-393 P70 3
P33 18 P3 8 P71 3
P37 9 P5 19 74-426 P70 20
P41 4 65-101 P11 13 P71 20
P61 15 P13 4 74-487 P1 12
P7 17 P15 4 74-489 P40 14
64-110 P19 26 P16 32 74-515 P55 22
P2 14 P17 33 74-516 P54 23
P31 32 P19 16 74-517 P53 23
P32 9 P23 21 74-570 P70 2
64-112 P11 17 P3 9 P71 2
P16 12 P31 9 74-571 P70 13
P17 12 P5 20 P71 13
P19 4 P7 11 74-572 P70 14
P2 20 P9 11 P71 14
P21 4 65-102 P11 18 74-574 P70 15
P23 8 P9 19 P71 15
P24 23 65-103 P7 12 74-575 P70 10
P24 27 65-107 P24 5 P71 10
P25 25 P25 5 74-576 P70 12
P27 28 65-110 P21 22 P71 12
P3 6 P7 21 74-577 P70 9
P31 21 65-117 P24 30 P71 9
P34 22 P25 29 74-602 P70 7
P35 22 65-122 P24 11 P71 7
P36 2 P25 11 74-604 P70 16
P37 2 P27 18 P71 16
P38 3 72-351 P13 22 74-609 P70 21
P5 17 72-352 P13 22 P71 21
P61 12 P15 23 74-648 P70 19
P63 2 P16 14 P71 19
P7 23 P17 14 74-674 P70 23
P9 15 7300-75-0A P13 24 P71 23
64-113 P13 28 7300-83-3 P40 5 74-675 P70 24
P15 36 7300-83-5 P40 2 P71 24
P19 7 7300-84-0 P40 7 76-102 P40 12
P2 19 7300-86-1 P40 19 76-132 P31 4
P21 14 7300-87-0 P40 9
P23 7
Index - 5

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