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PREFACE Table of Contents PREFACE Table of Contents 3-05 PAW SERIES INDEX DESCRIPTION PAGE DESCRIPTION PAGE Schematics1.00 and Assembly Index 1 Series45.00 54 - Chisel/Wheat Land Sweeps 68 & 69 Conditions of Sales 2 Series 55 - Danish Style Cultivation Parts 70-72 Shipping3.00 Policies 3 Series47.00 59 - Joyce Sweep & Irrigation Shovel Combinations 73 Warranty Information 4 Series 70 - Chisel Standards 74-76 Series5.00 & PAW Part Number References 5 Series49.00 72 - Coil Shanks 77 Disc Blades Hole Cutting Reference 6 Series 73 - Harrow Teeth 78 Series7.00 10 - Standard Concavity Disc Blades 7-10 Series51.00 74 - Spring Harrow Shanks 79 Series 11 - JD Conical Disc Blades 11 Series 75 - Tool Bar Clamps 80-83 Series9.00 12 - IHC Raised Flat Center (RFC) Disc Blades 12 & 13 Series53.00 75 - Spacer Clamps 84 Series 16 - Coulter Blades 14-16 Series 76 - Bar & Strap Caps 85 & 86 Series11.00 16 - Coulter Hole Cuts 17 & 18 Series55.00 77 - Subsoiler Points 87-91 Series 19 - Rome Dimpled Center Disc Blades 19 Series 78 - Subsoiler Shanks 92-94 Series13.00 10 - Disc Harrow Replacement Parts 20 Series57.00 78 - Chisel Shanks 95 Series 20 - Twisted Chisels 21 Series 79 - Tool Bar and Steel 96 Series15.00 21 - Straight Chisels 22 Series59.00 80 - A-Frames 97 & 98 Series 22 - Shovels 23 Series 81 - Plow Bolts/Hardware 99-101 Series17.00 23 - Spikes 24 Series61.00 81 - Linkage Pins 102-105 Series 24 - Points 25 Series 82 - Flail Mower Knives & Hardware 106-112 Series19.00 28 - Welded V-Sweeps 26 Series63.00 82 - Rotary Cutter Blades 113 & 114 Series 29 - Banana/Orsie Knives 27 Series 82 - Incorporator Blades 115 Series21.00 30 - Crescent Hoes 28 Series65.00 84 - Rotary Tiller Blades 116-120 Series 31 - Johnson Style Bed Knives 29 Series 86 - Plow Shares & Parts 121-128 Series23.00 32 - Beet Hoes 30 Series67.00 88 - Welded Shovels 129 & 130 Series 33 - Beet/Bean Hoes 31 Series 89 - Rolling Cultivator Parts Book 131-159 Series25.00 34 - Tender Plant Hoes 32 Series69.00 90 - Straight Cultivator Standards 160 Series 35 - Cotton Root Cutters 33 Series 91 - Side Offset Cultivator Standards 160 Series27.00 36 - Frontswept Fertilizer Injection Knives 34 & 35 Series71.00 92 - Rear Offset Cultivator Standards 161 Series 37 - Backswept Fertilizer Injection Knives 36-38 Series 93 - Cultivator Standards w/ Forged Mounting Foot 161 Series29.00 38 - Fertilizer Injection Shanks 39 & 40 Series73.00 94 - Adjustable Foot Piece & Standards 162 Series 39 - Chromium Carbide Products 41-48 Series 95 - Assembled Foot Pieces Standards 163 Series31.00 40 - Alabama Sweeps 49 Series75.00 96 - Scraper Blades (Special Order) 164-167 Series 42 - Snub Nose Furrowers 50-52 Series 97 - Gauge Wheels 168-174 Series33.00 43 - Heavy Duty Furrowers 53 Series77.00 97 - Guide Cones 175 & 176 Series 44 - Lister Bottom Assemblies and Parts 54 & 55 Series 98 - Cast Roller Rings 177 Series35.00 44 - Complete Lister with Cast Shanks 56 Series79.00 99 - Whole Goods 178 Series 44 - Lister Bottom Parts 57 & 58 Series 99 - Disc Ridgers 179 & 180 Series37.00 44 - Lister Points 59 Series81.00 99 - Box Scrapers 181 Series 45 - Irrigation Shovels 60 Bearings 182 Series39.00 48 - Furrower Points 61 Series 51 - Joyce Cultivator Sweeps 62 Series41.00 28 - Welded V-Sweeps 63 Series 40 - Alabama Sweeps 64 Series43.00 59 - Joyce Sweep & Irrigation Shovel Combinations 65 Series 53 - Field Cultivator Sweeps 66 & 67 Pacific Ag Wholesalers, Inc. • 450 S. Kilroy Rd • Turlock, CA 95380 • (209) 664-9746 • fax: (209) 664-9750 • [email protected] PREFACE Schematics and Assembly Index 3-05 SERIES 89 - SCHEMATICS INDEX AUXILIARY HITCH SUPPORT BRACKETp. 189 PIPE ASSEMBLIES - DIAMOND BAR 170 Auxiliary Hitch Support Fig. 28 Long Pipe Bar Assembly Fig. 4 Short Pipe Bar Assembly Fig. 4 AUXILIARY TOOL BAR ADAPTER 173 Auxiliary Tool Bar 7" x 5" Fig. 9 PIPE ASSEMBLIES - FLAT BAR 169 Auxiliary Tool Bar 7" x 7" Fig. 9 Long Pipe Bar Assembly Fig. 3 Short Pipe Bar Assembly Fig. 3 CLOD BUSTER ROLLERS 182 Clod Busters Fig. - PIVOT CLAMP ASSEMBLY 172 Pivot Clamp Fig. 8 CULTIVATOR JACKSTAND 189 Jackstand Fig. 29 RIGID SHANK ASSEMBLY 171 Rigid Shank Fig. 6 DIAMOND BAR GAUGE WHEEL 181 Gauge Wheels For 2-1/4" Diamond Bar Fig. 21 ROW GANG ASSEMBLY 177 No. 1 Slicer Tine Gang Assembly Fig. 16 DISC ASSEMBLY 184 No. 2 Slicer Tine Gang Assembly Fig. 16 Slicer Tine Split Row Gang Assembly Fig. 16 Disc Assembly Complete Fig. 23 Disc Weeder Clamp Fig. 23A Hub Assembly Fig. 23B ROW GANG SUPPORT 176 Complete Over The Row Slicer Tine Gang Fig. 15 DISC WEEDER ASSEMBLY 185 Row Gang Support Bracket Fig. 15 Disc Weeder Complete Assembly Fig. 24 Hoe Shank Assembly Fig. 24A ROW MARKER ASSEMBLY 175 Row Marker Fig. 13 DOUBLE GUIDE CONE ASSEMBLY 178 Double Guide Cone Fig. 17 SINGLE GUIDE CONE ASSEMBLY 178 Single Guide Cone Fig. 18 FIELD PARALLELOGRAM ASSEMBLY 187 Field Parallelogram Fig. 26 STANDARD SUPPORT ASSEMBLY 175 Standard Support Assembly Fig. 14 FLAT BAR WITH DUAL WHEELS 180 Double Gauge Wheel (Flat Bar) Fig. 20 THREE POINT HITCHES (A-FRAMES) 167 & 168 7" x 5" Straight Hitch Assembly Fig. 1 FLAT BAR WITH SINGLE WHEELS 179 7" x 5" Offset Hitch Assembly Fig. 2 7" x 7" Offset Hitch Assembly Fig. 2 Single Gauge Wheel (Flat Bar) Fig. 19 FOOT PIECE SHANK ASSEMBLY 174 TOOL BAR CLAMP 174 7" x 5" Tool Bar, 1" x 3" Clamp Fig. 11 Adjustable Foot Piece Shank 1" x 3" Fig. 12 7" x 7" Tool Bar, 1" x 3" Clamp Fig. 11 GANG ASSEMBLIES 191 TOOL BARS 171 Spider Cultivator Gang No. 1 & 2 Fig. 30 7" x 5" Tool Bar Fig. 5 GAUGE WHEEL ASSEMBLY 183 7" x 7" Tool Bar Fig. 5 Gauge Wheel Assembly (Semi-Pneumatic) Fig. 22 TWIN ROW PRECISION CULTIVATOR ASSEMBLY 186 LONG BAR SPACER 173 Twin Row Precision Cultivator Fig. 25 Long Bar Spacer for 3-1/2" Tool Bar Fig. 10 U-BOLT SET FOR PIPE BARS 172 Long Bar Spacer for 7" x 5" Tool Bar Fig. 10 U-Bolt Set for 7" x 5" Tool Bar Fig. 7 Long Bar Spacer for 7" x 7" Tool Bar Fig. 10 U-Bolt Set for 7" x 7" Tool Bar Fig. 7 PARALLELOGRAM PIPE ASSEMBLY 188 Parallelogram Pipe Fig. 27 1 Pacific Ag Wholesalers, Inc. • 450 S. Kilroy Rd • Turlock, CA 95380 • (209) 664-9746 • fax: (209) 664-9750 • [email protected] PREFACE Conditions of Sales 3-05 ACCOUNT QUALIFICATIONS PACIFIC AG sells its product line strictly on a wholesale basis through established retail dealers. The dealers must be able to provide: 1. Evidence of active selling of retail farm equipment at an established store/warehouse location 2. State Sales Tax Exemption Certificate (State Resale License) APPLICATIONS FOR OPEN ACCOUNT STATUS -Dealers requesting an open account status for payment of goods must complete a credit application and submit to the attention of the Credit Manager at our Turlock office. -Sales on open accounts to qualifying dealers will be made only after approval of PACIFIC AG credit department. -Credit forms are available from all sales personnel and may be returned by mail or fax. TERMS PACIFIC AG's terms are net 15 unless otherwise stated. Check with your sales representative concerning discount structures for your business. DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS All invoices are due 15 days after delivery to our Turlock office address; subject to these conditions: A. Payments received will be applied to oldest invoices when calculating cash discounts. B. Past due balances owing after 30 days following invoice date are subject to a finance charge of 2%. C. Past due balances owing after 45 days following invoice date are subject to revocation of their open account status. D. Past due balances owing after 60 days following invoice date will be subject to standard C.O.D. terms with no discount allowable for prompt payment. PRICES - List pricing reflected in this catalog are published for discounting purposes and are not intended as suggested retail pricing. - Unless otherwise noted, all price quoted F.O.B. Turlock, California - All catalog prices are subject to change without notice, and all orders taken will be subject to pricing at time of shipment. - Possession of the PACIFIC AG wholesale catalog or price list in no way obligates PACIFIC AG to sell merchandise therein to the holder. All orders subject to approval and acceptance at our main office in Turlock, California. SHIPPING ERRORS/DISCREPANCIES - All claims for lost, shorted, or damaged shipments must be filed within ten (10) days of receipt of shipment. - Any discrepancy between what was sent and what was ordered shall be determined by a written purchase order either mailed, faxed or received, either by phone or in person, on the date of the order. If no official order was so received the written order which is in possession of the PACIFIC AG will be considered the correct order. RETURNED GOOD PROCEDURES - Any returned product, whether a warranty claim, defective product or shipping error will not be accepted without prior written permission from PACIFIC AG. - Customers wanting to return goods should call for clearance prior to returning anything. PACIFIC AG representative will provide all possible assistance with the process, and will issue a 'RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION' form. - Please include any original billing of shipping/pick tickets when returning items for credit, and should be included with returned forms. - All returned products must be returned shipped prepaid to a point designated by PACIFIC AG. Every attempt will be made to have items returned via PACIFIC AG delivery truck where available. - Product in question will be inspected upon return and either accepted or denied depending upon the condition of the goods and/or circumstances.
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