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SURE-FEED BROADCASTER

MODEL I-44 & I-92

Instructions for Assembly,

Mounting, Broadcasting,

Operating, and Maintenance.

The Herd Model I-92 Broadcaster is de-

signed to be mounted to farm tractors,

pickup trucks, or our #300 flotation trailer.

We do not recommend that this broad-

caster be mounted to a lawn tractor, gar-

den tractor, or ATV due to the size of the

broadcaster.

Any questions about the safe operation of

this broadcaster should be directed to the

manufacturer:

Kasco Mfg. Co., Inc.

170 W 600 N

Shelbyville, IN 46176

800-458-9129

www.kascomfg.com

1-800-458-9129

www.kascomfg.com

Shown with optional 2” receiver hitch

Summary of content (7 pages)

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SURE-FEED BROADCASTER MODEL I-44 & I-92 Instructions for Assembly, Mounting, Broadcasting, Operating, and Maintenance. The Herd Model I-92 Broadcaster is designed to be mounted to farm tractors, pickup trucks, or our #300 flotation trailer. We do not recommend that this broadcaster be mounted to a lawn tractor, garden tractor, or ATV due to the size of the broadcaster.
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PART DESCRIPTION Drawing Number Part Number Description Number Required 1 712 12 volt DC motor (new style—4” diameter) 1 1 600 12 volt DC motor (old style—3-1/4” diameter) 1 2 981C Hopper with decals 1 3 796 Lid for Hopper of I-92 1 4 599 Grey-Iron Base 1 5 797 Lid Spring with 3/16” x 1/2” bolt, washer, & nut 1 6 924 Brace Rod Clamps 2 7 934 Brace Rod—5/16” hole in end 2 8 936 Brace Rod—5/8” hole in end 2 10 986 Fan with 5/16” bore 1 11 767 Straight Angle with P
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MODEL I-92 General Instructions 1. For Normal broadcasting of seeds, this model I-92 seeder requires no changes. It was assembled at the factory for this purpose. 2. This model may be mounted via one of our mounting kits (i.e. #660 2” receiver hitch, Carton JPH-1, etc). 3. A rheostat (part #813) may be purchased as an option to control the width of the spread of material. This will allow the spread pattern to be narrowed by a slower fan speed. 4.
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ADDITIONAL TIPS AND TROUBLE-SHOOTING 1. Causes of packing material in the bottom of hopper: ⇒ Filling unit at barn then driving to field ⇒ Using material that has collected moisture from storage, or material being used on extremely damp days. ⇒ Use of poor grade material ⇒ Using hopper extension when material us not used at a fast rate 2. Cause of material blowing on operator during spreading: ⇒ Unit mounted too high about ground.
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CHART FOR BROADCASTING SEEDS - I-92 Seed/Material Alfalfa Ammonium Nitrate Australian Pea Bahia Grass Blue Grass Brome Grass Clover Flax/ Millet Ladino Clover Lespedeza Oats Orchard Grass Red Top Rye Rye Grass Sweet Sudan Grass Timothy Turnip Seed Vetch Wheat Opening Size Sows per Acre Width 3/16" 5-1/2# 28 feet 3/8" 3/8" 3/16" 1/2" 1/2" 3/16" 1/4" 1/32" 3/16" 1" 3/8" 3/16" 1/2" 3/8" 80# 1 bushel 19 # 9-1/2# 12# 5-1/2# 10# 1# 6# 64# 9-1/2# 1-1/2# 42# 1 bushel 24 feet 34 feet 18 feet 14 feet 28 feet 28 fe
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LIMITED WARRANTY This broadcast seeder was thoroughly tested before it left the factory. We warrant each broadcaster sold by us to be free from defects in material and workmanship when used according to our directions. Our obligation under this warranty is limited to making good at the factory any defective part or parts thereof, which shall within three (3) months after delivery of such broadcaster to the original purchaser, to be returned to us. No person or company is authorized to make further warranty.