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Operator’s
Manual
SUPERROLLER
41’, 45’ & 50’ SUPERROLLER
IMPORTANT
THE OPERATOR IS RESPONSIBLE
FOR ADJUSTING THE MACHINE SINCE
CAUTION
MACHINE DOES NOT COME “FIELD READ & UNDERSTAND OPERATOR’S
READY” FROM FACTORY. MANUAL BEFORE USING MACHINE.
Summers’ obligation is to replace free of charge any part of any product that Summers inspection shows to be
defective excluding transportation charges to Devils Lake, ND and return and also excluding all transportation costs
from Summers’ dealer to the dealer’s customer and all other costs such as removal and installation expense.
Summers shall not be liable for loss of time, manufacturing costs, labor, material, loss of profits, consequential
damages, direct or indirect, because of defective products whether due to rights arising under the contract of sale or
independently thereof, and whether or not such claim is based on contract, tort or warranty.
Written permission for any warranty claim return must be first obtained from authorized Summers’ personnel.
All returns must be accompanied with a complete written explanation of claimed defects and the circumstances of
operational failure.
Written warranty for all component parts used in the manufacture of Summers products is available upon request.
Warranty of such component parts will be determined by said component manufacturer upon their inspection of the
claimed defective part.
This express warranty is the sole warranty of Summers. There are no warranties, which extend beyond the war-
ranty herein expressly set forth. The sales for products of Summers under any other warranty or guarantee express
or implied is not authorized. This warranty voids all previous issues.
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This manual provides the following information about your Summers Land Roller.
SECTION CONTENTS
Section 1 – SAFETY explains important safety precautions and familiarizes the Operator with the decals and their
locations.
Section 2 – ASSEMBLY includes step by step assembly instructions for your Summers Land Roller.
Section 3 – LAND ROLLER OPERATION provides necessary information for the operation and adjustment of the
machine.
B. It is the policy of this company in improve its products whenever possible and practical to do so. We reserve
the right to make changes or improvements in the design or construction of parts at any time without incur-
ring obligations to install such changes on products previously delivered.
C. Reference to “right” and “left” in this manual is determined when machine is viewed from the rear.
D. Parts are referenced in each drawing with the Summers Manufacturing Part Number. Use this Part Number
when ordering replacement parts from your Summers dealer. See back section of manual for description
of each Part Number.
E. WARNING – DO NOT ATTEMPT to raise machine into transport position if mud has built up on rollers or if
machine weight has been increased by any other means. Mechanical failure may occur.
F. Ability to safely operate the Summers Superroller is determined by both tractor horsepower and weight. The
minimum tractor weight for operating this implement is 16,000 lb. Minimum tractor engine horsepower is
160. Dual tires or single tires set at maximum width are required for safe operation of Land Roller.
G. Never tow this implement with less than a 16,000 lb. vehicle. Tongue weight in transport position is approxi-
mately 2000 lb. Tongue lift force when folding in and out of transport position is 2000 lb.
H. NEVER ALLOW anyone to walk or work under Land Roller wings or center section.
OWNER REGISTER
Name_________________________________ Size______________________________________
Address_______________________________ Serial Number______________________________
(located by the hitch piece)
City___________________________________
State/Prov._____________________________ Date Purchased_____________________________
Mail Code______________________________ Dealer____________________________________
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 – SAFETY
Safety-Alert Symbol.......................................................................................................................1-1
General Safety Practices...............................................................................................................1-1
Safety During Transport................................................................................................................1-2
Safety Decals................................................................................................................................1-2
Decals and Their Locations.................................................................................................... 1-2-1-6
SECTION 2 – ASSEMBLY
General Assembly Safety Instructions...........................................................................................2-1
Safety Alert Symbol.......................................................................................................................2-1
General Safety Practices...............................................................................................................2-2
Set-Up of Frame.................................................................................................................. 2-3 – 2-9
Hydraulic Set-Up................................................................................................................... 2-6, 2-7
Installation of Wing Rollers..........................................................................................................2-10
Decals.........................................................................................................................................2-12
SECTION 3 – LAND ROLLER OPERATION
Land Roller Operation Safety........................................................................................................3-1
Steps Prior to Operation................................................................................................................3-1
Initial Hookup.................................................................................................................................3-2
Steps Required to Unfold from Transport to Field Position................................................... 3-3, 3-4
Field Operation..............................................................................................................................3-5
Steps Required to Fold from Field to Transport Position...............................................................3-5
Procedure to Adjust Hydraulic Cylinder Attach Eye Bolts...................................................... 3-6, 3-7
Transporting..................................................................................................................................3-8
Unhooking Land Roller From Tractor.................................................................................. 3-9, 3-10
SECTION 4 – MAINTENANCE
Maintenance Safety.......................................................................................................................4-1
Maintenance for after the First Two Hours of Operation...............................................................4-1
Daily and Periodic Maintenance....................................................................................................4-1
Storage, Troubleshooting, Specifications......................................................................................4-2
Bolt Torque Specifications.............................................................................................................4-3
SECTION 5 – PARTS
Hitch Center..................................................................................................................................5-2
Transport Rest...............................................................................................................................5-3
Hydraulics......................................................................................................................................5-4
Wing..............................................................................................................................................5-5
Roller Installation...........................................................................................................................5-6
Safety Lights..................................................................................................................................5-7
Hub and Axle Components............................................................................................................5-8
Acre Meter Option.........................................................................................................................5-9
Part Numbers...................................................................................................................5-10 – 5-11
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SECTION 1 - SAFETY
SAFETY-ALERT SYMBOL
Definition of each Signal Word used in conjunction with the Safety-Alert symbol.
indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death
DANGER
or serious injury. This signal word is to limited to the most extreme situations.
indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death
WARNING
or serious injury.
indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor
CAUTION
or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.
1. READ AND UNDERSTAND Operator’s Manual before using machine. Review at least annually thereafter.
2. VERIFY all safety devices and shields are in place before using machine.
3. KEEP hands, feet, hair and clothing away from moving parts.
4. STOP engine, place all controls in neutral, set parking brake, remove ignition key and wait for all moving
parts to stop before servicing, adjusting, maintaining or unplugging.
6. ALWAYS make sure Land Roller is lowered into field position (cylinders extended), it is blocked to prevent
movement and that pressure is relieved from hydraulic circuits before servicing.
10. NEVER ALLOW anyone to walk or work under Land Roller wings or center section.
11. WARNING – DO NOT ATTEMPT to raise machine into transport position if mud has built up on rollers or if
machine weight has been increased by any other means. Mechanical failure may occur.
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SECTION 1 - SAFETY
1. Ability to safely operate the Summers Superroller is determined by both tractor horse-
power and weight. The minimum tractor weight for operating this implement is 16,000
lbs. Minimum tractor engine horsepower is 160. Dual tires or single tires set at maxi-
mum width are required for safe operation of Land Roller.
2. ONLY TOW at a safe speed – 20 MPH MAXIMUM. Use caution when making corners
and meeting traffic.
3. USE Safety Lights and Safety Chain between tractor drawbar and implement hitch when
transporting on public roads.
4. ALWAYS install transport safety chains and close wing lock hydraulic valve before trans-
porting on public roads.
5. FOLLOW ALL local laws governing transporting of farm machinery.
6. Use additional caution and reduce speed when towing under adverse conditions, when
turning and when on unlevel surfaces. Frequently check for traffic from rear, especially
during turns.
7. Stay clear of overhead lines and other overhead obstructions.
SAFETY DECALS
1. KEEP SAFETY DECALS CLEAN.
2. REPLACE missing or unreadable decals. New decals are available from your Summers
dealer by ordering correct part number (PN) located on the decal.
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1-4
SECTION 1 - SAFETY
1-5
PN QTY
8Z0075 2
8Z0810
8Z0086 1
8Z0087 3
8Z0104 1
8Z0106 1
8Z0204 5
8Z0276 1
8Z0344 4
8Z0346 1
8Z0800 6
8Z0805 4
8Z0810 4 8Z0805 8Z0204
8Z2195 2
5.5" SUMMERS DECAL
SECTION 1 - SAFETY
8Z0087
1-6
8Z0800
8Z0075
8Z0344
8Z0086
8Z0800
8Z0106
8Z2195 8Z0810
8Z0087 RH8430 DECAL
8Z2197
RH8330 DECAL
8Z0805
8Z0346
8Z0204
5.5" SUMMERS DECAL 8Z0204
8Z0104 5.5" SUMMERS DECAL
8Z0276
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SAFETY-ALERT SYMBOL
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8P4020 (36")
8P4040 (42")
8R8010
8P5080
8R8005
SNAP RING
8P4203 (36")
8P4215 (42") 8X0265
3/4" LN
8X0111A
3/4" X 2-3/4"
8X0306
3/4" LW
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8X0721
ZERK 5/16"-24TPI
8X0285 8P4020 (36")
1 1/2" N 8P4040 (42")
8X0286
1 1/2" JN
41' & 45' ONLY
8L4628
8X0285 B
1 1/2" N
8X0092 8X0315
5/8" X 2-3/4" 1-1/2" LW
8X0285
1 1/2" N
8X0000 8X0110
1/4 X 3/4" 3/4 X 1.25"
8X0074 8K7150
1/2" X 4-1/2" AXLE ONLY
8X0318 8K7028
8K8067
3/4" FW
8X0223 8X0242
1/4" FN NY-LOCK 1/2" N
8K7020
8A1004 8P4000
8X0140 8K1105
5" HC
1 X 7" 812 HUB ASSY
8Z1000
8D8500 8X0203
3/8" FN 8X0095 8K7042 8K7123
5/8" X 5" 12.5L ASSY TORQUE REQUIRED:
8D8490 8T4385 OPT. 8K7430 240 FT-LB
340/65R18
8X0323
8D8523 8A1157 5/8" FW
3/8 X 4-1/16 X 7"
8X0309 8P3900
1" LW 8D0722 8X0304
8X0281 5/8" LW 8X0253
NY-LOCK 1" NY-LOCK 5/8"-11NC
8X0114
3/4 X 3"
8D0724
8D2470 OPTIONAL 8D0720
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P-F1
P-F2
45’ LR w/Jam Nut
& Full Nut next to
Pin (shown). Use
Full Nut ONLY on
50’ LR.
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SECTION 2 - ASSEMBLY
SET-UP OF TRANSPORT
8C1760
REST 3/4 X 8-1/16 X 6"
8P5060
8X0260
TR1. Install Transport Rest compo- L 3.5 x 3 x 1/2
3/4" N
nents as shown. 8P5040 8X0306
a. Do not tighten 8X0111A Set 8X0306 3/4" LW 8X0260
Bolts. These will be 3/4" LW 3/4" N
adjusted after Wings are
installed 8R8005
SNAP RING
b. Position front 8P5060
(2X EACH SIDE)
against Upright. Tighten
8P5000
U-bolt. Position and hand
tighten rear 8P5060. Insert
1” x 5” bolts through front 8D2440
8P5060, loop end of Safety 8P5020
Chains and rear 8P5060. 8C1760
Fully tighten 1” locknut and 3/4 X 8-1/16 X 6"
U-bolt for rear 8P5060.
c. Store hook end of Safety
Chains (8D2440) in Snap 8X0260
Rings (8R8005). 3/4" N
8X0306
3/4" LW
8X0260
3/4" N
8X0111A
3/4" X 2-3/4"
8X0306
8X0259 3/4" LW
3/4" JN
8X0281 8C1760
NY-LOCK 1" 3/4 X 8-1/16 X 6"
8P5060
L 3.5 x 3 x 1/2
8C1760 8X0143
3/4 X 8-1/16 X 6" 1X5"
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8J7250
RELIEF VALVE 2250 PSI
8J6010 8J7116 *
3/4-16ORB X #6JIC(M) 90° ADP
8J5510
8J5620 3/4" ORB X #6 JIC(M)
8J5298 8J5510 8J7000
3/4" X #6 JIC (F-SW) 3/4" ORB X #6 JIC(M) VALVE 9/16ORB
#6 JIC(M+M+F-SW) TEE
8J5700 8J5680
#6 JIC(F-SW) X #6 JIC(M) 90° ADP 3/4"X3/4" UNION
8J6000
8N3035 9/16ORB X #6JIC(M) 90°
8J6000 3/8" X 35"
9/16ORB X #6JIC(M) 90°
8J6004
9/16"X#6(M) RUN-T 8J7040
8J5700 THERMAL RELIEF
8J7216 #6 JIC(F-SW) X #6 JIC(M) 90° ADP
#6(M) X #6(F) 1/16" RSTR
8J5700
#6 JIC(F-SW) X #6 JIC(M) 90° ADP 8A1954
1/4"X18" 8J7116*
8J5510
8J5300
3/4" ORB X #6 JIC(M) 8S2990 8J5690
HOSE CLMP #6 JIC(M) TEE
8S3095 Port 1 Port 2 3/4-16X3/4-16 ORB M-SW 90° UNION
HYD CAPLUG
BASE END CENTER TILT CYLINDER *FREE FLOW ARROW MUST POINT TOWARDS 8J5690 90° ELBOW
8X1130
8X0202 CRG 3/8"x3"
8N3348
3/8" LN
8G2285 3/8"X348"
8N3312 GREEN
3/8"X312" CENTER TILT
8X0250
5/8" N 8X0304
5/8" LW
8X0315
1-1/2" LW
8X0092 8K9106
8X0286
5/8" X 2-3/4" 1 1/2" JN
8D9108
1/4 X 2" RP
8N2050
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SECTION 2 - ASSEMBLY
H3. Connect Rod End of Center Tilt Cylinder to Center Clevis as circled in P-H1 and P-H2.
P-H1 P-H2
WING LOCK
HYD. VALVE P-H3
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SECTION 2 - ASSEMBLY
WING INSTALLATION
8D9108 8L0252
1/4 X 2" RP
8K9106
8C0532 8X0316
1" FW 8P3500
8S3059
2.067" CAPLUG 8T3300
8P3500
8X0282
8X0260
3/4" N
8X0306
8X0095
3/4" LW
5/8" X 5"
8P3910 8X0323
5/8" FW
8X0304
5/8" LW
8X0253
NY-LOCK 5/8"-11NC
8X0281
NY-LOCK 1"
8P5070
8D0340
3/4 X 4 X 7-3/4" 8X0143
1X5"
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W1. Connect Left and Right Wings with 2” x 13-1/2” Pins. Position retaining holes in the inside
of pivots. Retain pins with 5/8” x 5” bolts, washers and nuts.
W2. Connect rod end of wing lift cylinders as shown. Do Not Overtighten Pivot Bolt (8T3300).
Pivot Bolt must be free to rotate (see photo P-W1).
W3. Steps to adjust Cylinder Attach Eye Bolts:
a. Grease Zerks on Wing and Center pivots.
b. Raise Wings by retracting Wing Lift Cylinders.
c. Adjust Wing Lift Cylinder Eye Bolts so wing stop rests on center section when cylin-
ders are fully retracted (see photo P-W3).
d. With Wings folded up tilt machine forward by retracting Center Tilt Cylinder.
e. Adjust Center Tilt Cylinder Eye Bolt so wings rest on Transport Rest when cylinder is
fully retracted (see lower photo page 2-14).
f. Lower machine to Field Position.
W4. Install Wing Locks at location shown. Tighten 1” Lock Nut until one thread is past nylon
lock. Distance between 8P5070 is required for Safety Chain to pass through.
W5. Install 8S3059 Plugs behind rear pivot pins (see photo P-W2).
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SECTION 2 - ASSEMBLY
P-W2
P-W1 8S3059
PLUG
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
PIVOT BOLT MUST BE FREE TO ROTATE.
CONTACT AREA:
MUST BE FREE
OF DIRT AND DEBRIS
P-W3
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SECTION 2 - ASSEMBLY
8P3010
PLUG 2-1/2" NPT
STAMPED H LOCATION.
POSITION TOWARDS MACHINE
CENTER, NEXT TO HINGE.
8R8010
8X0364
2-1/2" FW
(AS REQUIRED ON
OUTSIDE WING SO
WING ROLLER AND
WING STOP
CONTACT CENTER
IN TRANSPORT)
8X0265
8P4213 - 41' MACHINE WIDTH 3/4" LN
8P4215 - 45' MACHINE WIDTH
8P4205 - 50' MACHINE WIDTH 8P5080
8X0306 8R8005
3/4" LW SNAP RING
8X0111A
3/4" X 2-3/4"
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SECTION 2 - ASSEMBLY
2. See Page 3-3 for STEPS REQUIRED TO UNFOLD FROM TRANSPORT TO FIELD
POSITION. Follow these steps.
NOTE: To prevent rust, spray paint Bearings and Roller Shaft after assembly is complete.
2-11
SECTION 2 - ASSEMBLY
A EXTENSION
HARNESS
B D
8X0203
3/8" FN
8K8202 8A4048
11" TIE
8D8500
8X0110
3/4 X 1.25"
8X0000
1/4 X 3/4" 8X0318
C
3/4" FW 8K8095A DETAIL E
8K8067 RED LIGHT SCALE 1 / 17
8X0202 8S2990
8X0223 3/8" LN HOSE CLMP
1/4" FN
8D8490
8K8070B 8X1130
7-PIN MAIN CRG 3/8"x3" DETAIL C
SCALE 1 / 17
(3" USED ON HITCH
HARNESS
AND CENTER
CROSS BRACES)
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SECTION 2 - ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY COMPLETE
2-14
SECTION 3 – OPERATION
2. VERIFY that all safety devices and shields are in place before using machine.
3. KEEP hands, feet, hair and clothing away from moving parts.
4. STOP engine, place all controls in neutral, set parking brake, remove ignition key and wait
for all moving parts to stop before servicing, adjusting, maintaining or unplugging.
6. ALWAYS make sure Land Roller is lowered into field position (cylinders extended), is blocked to
prevent movement and that pressure is relieved from hydraulic circuits before servicing.
10. NEVER ALLOW anyone to walk or work under Land Roller wings or center section.
11. WARNING – DO NOT ATTEMPT to raise machine into transport position if mud has built up on
rollers or if machine weight has been increased by any other means. Mechanical failure may
occur.
1. Make tractor to hitch connection with locking draw pin and safety chain.
2. Retract jack and rotate into storage position.
3. Insure that tips and couplers are CLEAN. Plug Center Tilt Cylinder hoses into desired tractor
outlet. Adjust hydraulic flow rate to 35% of maximum.
4. Plug Wing Lift Cylinder hoses into desired tractor outlet. Adjust hydraulic flow rate to 35% of
maximum.
5. Connect safety Light Kit wiring harness to 7 pin receptacle.
6. If Land Roller is in Transport Position, follow “Steps Required to Unfold from Transport to Field
Position”, page 3-3.
7. INITIAL CHECK – with machine in Field Position
A. After receiving or assembling your Land Roller, it is a good practice to double check the entire
machine so all fasteners are securely tightened.
B. Make sure all grease fittings are in place and greased properly.
C. Inflate tires to recommended inflation pressure (see page 4-2), check that wheel nuts are
tightened to 240 ft-lb and check that wheel bearings are correctly adjusted.
NOTE: The first time the Land Roller is folded into Transport Position and after any machine ad-
justment, it is very important to follow “STEPS REQUIRED TO FOLD FROM FIELD TO
TRANSPORT POSITION”, page 3-5. In addition to these steps, it is very important to retract
hydraulic cylinders slowly to insure Cylinder Attach Eye Bolts are correctly adjusted and that
hydraulic hoses and wires are not stretched or pinched.
3-2
SECTION 3 – OPERATION
STEPS REQUIRED TO UNFOLD FROM TRANSPORT TO FIELD POSITION:
1. WARNING: Land Roller must be attached directly to tractor drawbar and not an intermediate towed
vehicle or implement. Loss of control could result causing serious injury or death to you or others.
2. Ability to safely operate the Summers Land Roller is determined by both tractor horsepower and
weight. The minimum tractor weight for operating this implement is 16,000 lb. Minimum tractor
engine horsepower is 160. Dual tires or single tires set at maximum width are required for safe
operation of the Land Roller.
3. The Summers Land Roller must be connected to a tractor drawbar with a locked draw pin. The
tractor drawbar must be able to withstand 2000 lb of tongue weight during transport (2200 lb. for
50’) and 2000 lb tongue lifting force while folding in and out of transport position.
4. Park tractor and Land Roller on a firm level surface with enough open area that will allow unfolding
Land Roller without contacting obstructions. WARNING: Land Roller height increases to:
3-3
SECTION 3 – OPERATION
6. Operate tractor hydraulics from operator station only. Do not allow anyone to stand near Land
Roller when folding or unfolding. Do not raise or lower Land Roller when implement is moving.
7. Fully extend Center Tilt Cylinder, Wings will rotate rearward, maintain hydraulic pressure an
additional 5 seconds to insure cylinder and hoses are fully charged with oil. Retract Center Tilt
cylinder approximately 1/2”.
IMPORTANT:
Two one-way restrictors are installed in the Wing lowering hydraulic circuit. These restrictors reduce
the chance of Wing free fall. Do Not remove these restrictors!
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SECTION 3 – OPERATION
LAND ROLLER FIELD OPERATION:
1. If Land Roller is in Transport Position, follow “Steps Required to Unfold Land Roller from Transport
to Field Position”, page 3-3.
2. When in field position, place Center Tilt Cylinder remote into float position. This will allow rollers
to self level.
3. Choose an operating speed which achieves desired results. Operating at over 7 MPH will decrease
effectiveness and increase chance of immovable rocks denting roller tube. Denting of roller tube
is NOT covered by warranty.
1. Adjust Wing Lift Cylinder Eye Bolts FIRST. Adjust Eye Bolts so Wing Stop and Roller rest on
Center contact areas when Wing Lift Cylinder is fully retracted.
a. If Wing does not contact Center, lower wing, relieve hydraulic pressure and adjust Eye Bolt
towards machine center line.
b. If Wing contacts Center before Wing Lift Cylinder is fully retracted, lower wing, relieve hy-
draulic pressure and adjust Eye Bolt away from machine center line.
c. If Wing Stop and Roller do not contact Center at same time, adjust quantity of 2-1/2” flat
washers (8X0364) on outside Roller Shaft. See page 2-10.
NOTE: Dirt and debris must be cleared from contact area on Center before folding into transport
position. Dirt and debris in this area can prevent wing from folding correctly.
2. Next adjust Center Tilt Cylinder Eye Bolt. Adjust Eye Bolt so Wings contact Transport Rest Cross
Tube when Cylinder is fully retracted. Either Roller Tube or Wing Frame can make contact.
a. If Wings do not contact Cross Tube, lower machine into field position, relieve hydraulic
pressure and adjust Eye Bolt forward.
b. If Wings contact Cross Tube before Center Tilt Cylinder is fully retracted, lower machine
into field position, relieve hydraulic pressure and adjust Eye Bolt rearward.
c. If enough thread is exposed on the hole end of the Eye Bolt, locate 1-1/2” Jam Nut next to
cylinder to provide additional support.
d. If required the Upright can be adjusted towards the front or back OR the Cross Tube can
be adjusted up or down to allow Wings to fold correctly.
IMPORTANT: Hydraulic pressure must be relieved from cylinders before adjusting eyebolts. With
Land Roller in Field Position; shut off tractor, engage parking brake and relieve hydraulic pressure
by cycling remote lever.
IMPORTANT: When Cylinder Attach Eye Bolts are tightened insure that cylinder pins are aligned.
Misaligned cylinder pins will create additional stress on hydraulic cylinders causing premature
failure which can create a potentially hazardous situation.
NOTE: After any machine adjustment, it is very important to follow “STEPS REQUIRED TO FOLD
FROM FIELD TO TRANSPORT POSITION”, page 3-5. In addition to these steps, it is very important
to retract hydraulic cylinders slowly to insure Cylinder Attach Eye Bolts are correctly adjusted and
that hydraulic hoses and wires are not stretched or pinched.
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SECTION 3 – OPERATION
TRANSPORTING LAND ROLLER:
1. If Land Roller is in Field Position, follow “Steps Required to Fold Land Roller from Field to Trans-
port Position”, page 3-5.
2. Ability to safely operate the Summers Superroller is determined by both tractor horsepower and
weight. The minimum tractor weight for operating this implement is 16,000 lbs. Minimum tractor
engine horsepower is 160. Dual tires or single tires set at maximum width are required for safe
operation of Land Roller.
3. ONLY TOW at a safe speed – 20 MPH MAXIMUM. Use caution when making corners or meeting
traffic.
4. USE Safety Lights and Safety Chain between tractor drawbar and implement hitch when transport-
ing on public roads.
5. ALWAYS install wing transport safety chains and close wing lock hydraulic valve before transport-
ing on public roads.
7. Use additional caution and reduce speed when towing under adverse conditions, when turning
and when on unlevel surfaces.
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SECTION 3 – OPERATION
UNHOOKING LAND ROLLER FROM TRACTOR IN FIELD POSITION
(HIGHLY RECOMMENDED):
1. WARNING: It is highly recommended to unhook Land Roller in Field Position ONLY. NEVER
unhook Land Roller if positioned hydraulically between Field and Transport Position.
2. Choose a firm level surface with enough open area that will allow unfolding Land Roller without
contacting any obstructions. If Land Roller is in Transport Position, follow “Steps Required to
Unfold Land Roller from Transport to Field Position”.
3. With Land Roller in Field Position; shut off tractor, engage parking brake and relieve hydraulic
pressure by cycling remote lever.
4. Block rollers to prevent movement after hitch pin is removed.
5. Check that hitch pin is not bound with sideways or front to back pressure. If hitch pin is not free,
carefully reposition tractor.
6. Rotate jack into vertical position and extend jack until hitch piece lifts off tractor drawbar.
7. Disconnect wiring harness, hydraulic hoses and safety chain.
8. Recheck that hitch pin is free, if so, stand to the side of the hitch and remove hitch pin.
9. Carefully drive ahead.
UNHOOKING LAND ROLLER FROM TRACTOR IN TRANSPORT POSITION
(NOT RECOMMENDED):
1. It is highly recommended to unhook Land Roller in Field Position ONLY. NEVER unhook Land
Roller if positioned hydraulically between Field and Transport Position.
2. Wing weight of the Summers Land Roller transfers forward in Transport Position creating approxi-
mately 2000 LB of tongue weight (2200 lb. for 50’), keep this in mind and be careful when around
Land Roller. DO NOT ALLOW ANYONE TO WALK OR WORK UNDER LAND ROLLER WINGS
OR CENTER SECTION.
3. ONLY IF ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, the Land
Roller can be unhooked from tractor in Transport
Position if the following precautions are taken.
A. Choose a very firm level surface.
B. Install Wing Safety Lock Chains and close wing
lock hydraulic valve.
3-9
SECTION 3 – OPERATION
3-10
SECTION 4 – MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE SAFETY
1. STOP engine, place all controls in neutral, set parking brake, remove ignition key and wait for all
moving parts to stop before servicing, adjusting or maintaining.
2. BE CAREFUL when working around high pressure hydraulic system.
3. ALWAYS make sure that Land Roller is lowered into field position (cylinders extended), it is blocked
to prevent movement and pressure is relieved from hydraulic circuits before servicing.
4. USE EXTREME CARE when making adjustments.
5. KEEP CHILDREN AWAY from machinery at all times.
6. NEVER ALLOW anyone to walk or work under Land Roller Wings or Center Section.
DAILY MAINTENANCE
1. Grease wing and hitch pivots.
2. Check all hydraulic components for leaks. (SEE HIGH-PRESSURE FLUID WARNING ABOVE.)
3. Check tightness of all wheel nuts. Recommended torque 240 ft.-lbs.
4. Check tire air pressure. Recommended air pressure is 90 PSI for the 12.5Lx15LRF.
BALL BEARINGS ON ROLLERS: To maximize bearing life, grease bearings at mid day or end of
day when bearings are at operating temperature. Every 20 hours: Add three strokes (approx.
.14 oz.) of grease.
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
1. Repack wheel bearings and check tightness (See Page 5-8).
2. Check the tightness of all hardware. Pay special attention to hitch and pivot pin retaining bolts.
3. Check Land Roller for damaged or worn parts. Replace as needed.
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SECTION 4 – MAINTENANCE
STORAGE
1. Follow steps outlined in “UNHOOKING LAND ROLLER FROM TRACTOR IN FIELD POSITION”.
2. Clean and remove all excessive dirt and grease from Land Roller.
3. Grease all zerks.
4. To prevent rusting, repaint any areas that have been worn, chipped or scratched.
5. Apply grease* to any exposed part of cylinder shafts.
*NOTE: Before returning Land Roller into service, all grease must be removed from cylinder
shafts to prevent damage to seals.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION
Wings do not fold correctly A. Land Roller on uneven Move to level location.
onto Transport Cross Tube terrain.
NOTE: Either Roller Tube B. Cylinder Attach Eye Bolt(s) Adjust Cylinder Attach
or Wing Frame incorrectly adjusted. Eye Bolt(s). See Pages 3-6 & 3-7.
can make contact.
C. Debris has built up on Lower Wings and clean
contact area between contact area.
Wing and Center.
SPECIFICATIONS
4-2
SECTION 4 – MAINTENANCE
PROPER BOLT USE
DO NOT use these values if a different torque value or tightening procedure is given for a specific
application. Torque values listed are for general use only. Check tightness of fasteners periodi-
cally.
4-3
SECTION 4 – MAINTENANCE
NOTES
4-4
SECTION 5 – PARTS
5-1
8X0286 8X0304
1 1/2" JN 5/8" LW 8X0250 8P7240 8X0286
5/8" N 1 1/2" JN
8X0315
1-1/2" LW
8X0721
ZERK 5/16"-24TPI
8X0285 8P4020 (36")
1 1/2" N 8P4040 (42")
8X0286
1 1/2" JN
41' & 45' ONLY
8L4628
8X0285 B
1 1/2" N
8X0092 8X0315
SECTION 5 – PARTS
5/8" X 2-3/4" 1-1/2" LW
8X0285
1 1/2" N
8X0000 8X0110
1/4 X 3/4" 3/4 X 1.25"
5-2
8X0074 8K7150
1/2" X 4-1/2" AXLE ONLY
8X0318 8K7028
8K8067
3/4" FW
8X0223 8X0242
1/4" FN NY-LOCK 1/2" N
8K7020
8A1004 8P4000
8X0140 8K1105
5" HC
1 X 7" 812 HUB ASSY
8Z1000
8D8500 8X0203
3/8" FN 8X0095 8K7042 8K7123
5/8" X 5" 12.5L ASSY TORQUE REQUIRED:
8D8490 8T4385 OPT. 8K7430 240 FT-LB
340/65R18
8X0323
8D8523 8A1157 5/8" FW
3/8 X 4-1/16 X 7"
8X0309 8P3900
1" LW 8D0722 8X0304
8X0281 5/8" LW 8X0253
NY-LOCK 1" NY-LOCK 5/8"-11NC
8X0114
3/4 X 3"
8D0724
8D2470 OPTIONAL 8D0720
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8C1760
8P5060
3/4 X 8-1/16 X 6" 8X0260
L 3.5 x 3 x 1/2
3/4" N
8P5040 8X0306
8X0306 3/4" LW 8X0260
3/4" LW 3/4" N
8R8005
SNAP RING
(2X EACH SIDE)
8P5000
8D2440
8P5020
8C1760
3/4 X 8-1/16 X 6"
SECTION 5 – PARTS
8X0260
8X0306 3/4" N
3/4" LW
8X0260
5-3
3/4" N
8X0111A
3/4" X 2-3/4"
8X0306
8X0259 3/4" LW
3/4" JN
8X0281 8C1760
NY-LOCK 1" 3/4 X 8-1/16 X 6"
8P5060
L 3.5 x 3 x 1/2
8C1760 8X0143
3/4 X 8-1/16 X 6" 1X5"
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CENTER LIFT CYLINDER 8X0418
8X0327 8J6002 8J6010
1 1/4" FW 8J5690 3/4-16ORB X #6JIC(M) 90° ADP
TEE #6JIC(M) X 9/16ORB
8K1620 3/4-16X3/4-16 ORB M-SW 90° UNION
8J7250
RELIEF VALVE 2250 PSI
8J6010 8J7116 *
3/4-16ORB X #6JIC(M) 90° ADP
8J5510
8J5620 3/4" ORB X #6 JIC(M)
8J5298 8J5510 8J7000
3/4" X #6 JIC (F-SW) 3/4" ORB X #6 JIC(M) VALVE 9/16ORB
#6 JIC(M+M+F-SW) TEE
8J5700 8J5680
#6 JIC(F-SW) X #6 JIC(M) 90° ADP 3/4"X3/4" UNION
8J6000
8N3035 9/16ORB X #6JIC(M) 90°
8J6000 3/8" X 35"
9/16ORB X #6JIC(M) 90°
8J6004
9/16"X#6(M) RUN-T
SECTION 5 – PARTS
8J7040
8J5700 THERMAL RELIEF
8J7216 #6 JIC(F-SW) X #6 JIC(M) 90° ADP
#6(M) X #6(F) 1/16" RSTR
8J5700
#6 JIC(F-SW) X #6 JIC(M) 90° ADP 8A1954
1/4"X18" 8J7116*
8J5510
8J5300
3/4" ORB X #6 JIC(M) 8S2990 8J5690
#6 JIC(M) TEE
5-4
8X1130
8X0202 CRG 3/8"x3"
8N3348
3/8" LN
8G2285 3/8"X348"
8N3312 GREEN
3/8"X312" CENTER TILT
8X0250
5/8" N 8X0304
5/8" LW
8X0315
1-1/2" LW
8X0092 8K9106
8X0286
5/8" X 2-3/4" 1 1/2" JN
8D9108
1/4 X 2" RP
8N2050
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8D9108 8L0252
1/4 X 2" RP
8K9106
8C0532 8X0316
1" FW 8P3500
8S3059
2.067" CAPLUG 8T3300
8P3500
8X0282
8X0260
SECTION 5 – PARTS
3/4" N
8X0306
8X0095
3/4" LW
5/8" X 5"
5-5
8P3910 8X0323
5/8" FW
8X0304
8X0253 5/8" LW
NY-LOCK 5/8"-11NC
8X0281
NY-LOCK 1"
8P5070
8D0340
3/4 X 4-1/16 X 7-3/4" 8X0143
1X5"
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8P3010
PLUG 2-1/2" NPT
SECTION 5 – PARTS
STAMPED H LOCATION.
POSITION TOWARDS MACHINE
CENTER, NEXT TO HINGE.
5-6
8R8010
8X0364
2-1/2" FW
(AS REQUIRED ON
OUTSIDE WING SO
WING ROLLER AND
WING STOP
CONTACT CENTER
IN TRANSPORT)
8X0265
8P4213 - 41' MACHINE WIDTH 3/4" LN
8P4215 - 45' MACHINE WIDTH
8P4205 - 50' MACHINE WIDTH 8P5080
8X0306 8R8005
3/4" LW SNAP RING
8X0111A
3/4" X 2-3/4"
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8K8030A
8S1120 MODULE-ENHANCER 8X0164
8S1126 #10 X 3" SCREW
8X1120
8S1124 CRG 3/8"x2"
(2" USED ON UPRIGHT)
8X0205
8K8090A 8S2990 #10 NUT
HOSE CLMP DETAIL A
8X0021A 8X0202
SCALE 1 / 17
8X0202
5/16 X 1" 3/8" LN 3/8" LN
8X0303
E 1/2" LW
8X0211 8A1155 8T2988
5/16" FN 3/8X6-1/16X5"
8X1110
CRG 3/8"x1"
(1" USED ON CENTER
AND UPRIGHT SUPPORTS)
SECTION 5 – PARTS
DETAIL D
8K8075A SCALE 1 / 17
A EXTENSION
HARNESS
B D
8X0203
5-7
3/8" FN
8K8202 8A4048
11" TIE
8D8500
8X0110
3/4 X 1.25"
8X0000
1/4 X 3/4" 8X0318
C
3/4" FW 8K8095A DETAIL E
8K8067 RED LIGHT SCALE 1 / 17
8X0202 8S2990
8X0223 3/8" LN HOSE CLMP
1/4" FN
8D8490
8K8070B 8X1130
7-PIN MAIN CRG 3/8"x3" DETAIL C
SCALE 1 / 17
(3" USED ON HITCH
HARNESS
AND CENTER
CROSS BRACES)
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HUB AND AXLE COMPONENTS
Assembly Notes:
A. Before towing machine, pack wheel bearings
and fill 1/2 of hub cavity with high quality bearing
grease.
B. Tighten axle nut to 45 ft.-lbs, loosen nut until first
slot is aligned with hole in axle, install cotter pin and
bend to retain.
Legend:
SECTION 5 – PARTS
SMC Part Number
INDUSTRY Part Number or Size
5-8
8D5120 8D5117 8D5336 8D5330 M6527850 8D5114 8X0708 8D5118 8X0317 8D5112 8X0410 M6527846
H413 N/A N/A N/A N/A
SE11 LM67048 LM67010 LM11910 H413 WB10 1/4-28NF LM11949 3/4" I.D. 3/4"-16 8/16X1" DC24
8D5120 8D5117 8D5336 8D5330 8D5111 8D5114 8X0721 8D5118 8D5112 8X0410 8D5113
H511 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
SE11 LM67048 LM67010 LM11910 H511 WB10 5/16-24NF LM11949 3/4"-16 3/16X1" DC12
8D5234 8D5217 8D5332 8D5336 8D5211 8D5215 8D5214 8X0721 8D5117 8D5219 8D5212 8X0415 8D5213
H517 8D5236 N/A N/A N/A
8D5238 LM48548 LM48510 LM67010 H517 WB16 1/2-20UNF 5/16-24NF LM67048 7/8" I.D. 7/8"-14 3/16X1-1/2" DC13
8D5221 8D5317 8D5334 8D5336 8D5311 8D5114 8X0708 8D5117 8D5319 8D5312 8X0415 8D5213
H611 N/A N/A N/A N/A
SE13 LM29749 LM29710 LM67010 H611 WB10 1/4-28NF LM67048 1" I.D. 1"-14 3/16x1-1/2" DC13
8R6922** 8R6917 8R6925 8D5332 8R6911 8R6914 8X0708 8D5217 8D5319 8D5312 8X0415 8R6913
H614 N/A N/A N/A N/A
SE57 LM603049 LM603011 LM48510 H614 WB12 1/4-28NF LM48548 1" I.D. 1"-14 3/16x1-1/2" DC15
***8K7127 8K7115-9/16"* 8K7116-9/16"*
8K7117 8K7130 8K7132 8K7111 8X0708 8K7118 8D5319 8D5312 8X0415 8K7113
SEAL SE77
8K7122-5/8" 8K7123-5/8"
LR
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Stock Code Description Stock Code Description
8X0302 LOCKWASHER 7/16” YLW ZNC 8X0605 SET SCRW SQ HD 7/16-14X 1” ZDI
8X0303 LOCKWASHER 1/2” YLW ZNC 8X0614 SET SCRW SQ HD 5/8-11 X 2” PLN
8X0304 LOCKWASHER 5/8” YLW ZNC 8X0632 SET SCRW SCKT 7/16-14X 1.5”PLN
8X0306 LOCKWASHER 3/4” YLW ZNC 8X0640 SET SCRW SQ HD 1/2-13X 1.5”PLN
8X0307 LOCKWASHER 7/8” YLW ZNC 8X0665 SET SCRW SQ HD 3/4-10X4.5” ZDI
8X0308 LOCKWASHER 1/4” YLW ZNC 8X0721 ZERK 5/16”-24 NF STR ZDI
8X0309 LOCKWASHER 1” YLW ZNC 8Z0075 DECAL TRNSPRT LCK WARNING TILL
8X0311 LOCKWASHER 1-1/4” YLW ZNC 8Z0086 DECAL ELECTROCUTION DANGER2PT
8X0315 LOCKWASHER 1-1/2” YLW ZNC 8Z0087 DECAL”WARNING”PINCH POINT03-
8X0316 WASHER 1” SAE FLAT ZDI 8Z0104 DECAL”WARNING”LNDROLLER HITCH
8X0317 WASHER 3/4” SAE FLAT ZDI 8Z0106 DECAL”DANGER”LNDRLLR TRNSPRT
8X0318 WASHER 3/4”(13/16”ID)FLAT ZDI 8Z0132 DECAL ID SUPERROLLER 05-
8X0323 WASHER 5/8” SAE FLAT ZDI 8Z0204 DECAL 5.5” SUMMERS
8X0327 WASHER 1-1/4” SAE FLAT ZDI 8Z0276 DECAL GENERAL CAUTION 91-
8X0330 WASHER 17/32”ID X 1.25”OD ZDI 8Z0344 DECAL WING DANGER
8X0331 WASHER 15/32”ID X 1.25”OD ZDI 8Z0346 DECAL ELECTROCUTION-TILLAGE
8X0400 HAIR PIN CLIP 1/8 X 1-15/16” 8Z0800 REFLECTOR AMBER ADHSVBCK98-
8X0402 HAIR PIN CLIP 1/8 X 2-9/16” 8Z0805 REFLCTR REDORANGE ADHSVBK99-
8X0414 COTTER PIN 1/4 X 2” ZDI 8Z0810 REFLECTOR RED ADHSV-BACK 98-
8X0415 COTTER PIN 3/16 X 1-1/2” 8Z1000 MANUAL-PAK 3DIA X 11.75” 09-
8X0418 COTTER PIN 5/16 X 2-1/2” ZDI 8Z1080 OPER MAN 41&45’ SUPR ROLLR 05-
8X0510 ROLL PIN 3/16 X 1-1/4” PLN 8Z2195 DECAL RH8430 ID 41’&45’X 42”HFLR
8X0520 ROLL PIN 3/16 X 2” YZ OR CAD-Y 8Z2197 DECAL RH8330 ID 50’X36”HFLR
8X0523 ROLL PIN 5/16 X 2-1/2” PLN
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History of Summers Manufacturing Co., Inc.
1965 – Summers Manufacturing is founded by Harley Summers, who purchases patent rights for Goebel truck and pickup hoists from the Goebel
Brothers of Lehr, ND. These hoists, produced in Harley Summers’ blacksmith shop the first year, were distributed nationwide by a Cincin-
nati, Ohio, dealer. With increasing sales, the company soon outgrows the small shop. Summers wins the Herman harrow contract, beginning
the company’s Herman culti-harrow line. Summers builds a 7,200 square-foot factory in Maddock to meet the demand for truck and pickup
hoists, as well as Herman harrows.
1969 – Firm incorporates and becomes officially known as Summers Manufacturing Company, Inc.
1970 – Summers purchases rights to manufacture/market the Herman Harrow.
1973 – Company builds new 20,000 square-foot plant and offices in Maddock, adding a 20,000 square-foot assembly plant in the fall of 1975 (com-
pleted in January 1976), bringing total square footage of Maddock factories to 47,000.
1977 – Summers introduces the Agri-sprayer, used in conjunction with the Herman culti-harrow to incorporate herbicides and liquid fertilizer.
1980 – Company purchases manufacturing and distributing rights to Crown rockpickers from Crown Manufacturers of Regina, Saskatchewan. This
forces another expansion project – a 26,000 square foot factory on a 24 acre site in Devils Lake, ND Industrial Park.
1981 – Company establishes a branch facility in Regina, Saskatchewan.
1982 – Devils Lake plant begins operations in January, manufacturing supersprayers and rockpickers. The Maddock factory begins producing the
Superweeder, a combination cultivator and harrow.
1983 – Summers buys manufacturing and distributing rights to the Fargo Field Sprayer line from Mid America Steel (formerly Fargo Foundry),
Fargo. This field sprayer line is manufactured at the Devils Lake plant. Harley Summers is selected North Dakota’s small-businessman of
the year by the Small Business Administration.
1984 – Herman Diamond Disk, a disk harrow made in a diamond shape to reduce blade breakage from rocks, comes off the assembly line.
1985 – Summers signs a contract with Melroe Company of Bismarck to obtain exclusive manufacturing rights to the Melroe harrow line.
1989 – Summers purchases TorMaster Company of Hordean, Manitoba, giving the company a line of rolling packer equipment, comprised of harrow
packers and hydraulic fold coil packers.
1992 – A new engineering office/parts department is added to the Devils Lake factory.
1993 – Company adds two new products: a pickup-mounted sprayer with booms of 80 and 90 feet, and the Summers Superharrow, an extra-heavy-
duty residue-management tool designed for the minimum and no-till farmer.
1994 – a 50 by 125 foot addition to the Maddock factory is completed. Construction begins on a 24,576 square-foot addition to the Devils Lake fac-
tory, which enables the company to increase production of truck-mounted and pull-type supersprayers and rockpickers.
1996 – 1500 square foot office area added to the Maddock plant. Company introduces Chisel Plow with floating hitch and 700# trip assembly.
1997 – 16,800 square foot warehouse in Maddock purchased from local business.
1999 - Company introduces the Ultimate suspended boom trailer sprayer with hydraulic folding booms. Additional sizes added to the Chisel Plow
line, now ranging from 28’ to 54’.
2000 - Company introduces the Supercoulter, the innovative solution for excessive field residue management on no-till, minimum-till, and conven-
tional-till farming operations.
2001 - Cold storage building completed at Devils Lake. Company extends boom lengths up to 110 feet on the Ultimate Supersprayer.
2002 - Company adds a warehouse and service man in Aberdeen, SD.
2003 - Company introduces the Ultimate NT Supersprayer featuring a bolt on axle for easier adjustment, and a new family of tanks that feature a
drainable sump and a common width dimension.
2004 - A 124 ft. x 310 ft. addition is added onto the current Devils Lake plant.
2005 - The Summers Superroller is added to the “Field Tested Tough” product line. Additional sizes of 56’, 58’ and 60’ are added to the Superchisel
line. Ultimate-Ultra NT Supersprayer introduced featuring 120’ & 133’ booms.
2006 - The Summers Coulter-Chisel, Rolling Choppers and 30’ Superroller were included in product line.
2007 - 62’ & 84’ 5 Section Landrollers and a 20’ Coulter-Chisel were introduced.
2008 - Disk-Chisels, ranging from 16’ to 40’ widths, are added to product line.
2009 – M105 and M108 Mounted Harrows added to selection of Mounted Attachments. SuperHarrow 2650, 50’ SuperCoulter, Hydraulic Fold Roll-
ing Chopper and 36” diameter Landrollers introduced.
2010 – Rolling Basket and 47’ Diamond Disk added to product line. A 124 ft. x 310 ft. addition to Devils Lake factory built for a state of the art
paint system.
2011 – Additional Supercoulter sizes were added along with larger tires for tillage implements. Ultimate and Ultra Supersprayers received an ad-
ditional tank size of 1650 gallons. Front Caster Wheel option was made available for chisel implements.
2012 – 41’, 46’ & 53’ Trail Type Landroller added to product line. Additional Superchisel sizes of 16’ & 20’ were added.
2013 – DT9530 added to product line. Internal Scraper in Rolling Baskets introduced. Finishing Coulter Gang becomes standard on the Diamond
Disk and 2510 DT. Corporate offices opened at Devils Lake plant. New building and location for the Aberdeen warehouse.
2014 – Introduced the VRT2530 (Variable Rate Tillage).
2015 – Introduced the VT Flex Applicator and Spray Fill Xpress.
Summers distributes on a wholesale level to dealers and distributors throughout markets in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, Iowa,
Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Kazakhstan,
Russia and Australia, making it an international company.
®
Tillage Cultivators/Harrows
1-800-732-4347 • www.summersmfg.com