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How do I install Food Plot Discs on my TR3-E Series unit?

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GabrielleLynn
12/17/2025, 01:39:48 PM

Installing the Food Plot Discs on your ABI Attachments TR3-E Series unit is straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide:

  1. Mounting the Unit: Attach the TR3-E unit to your tractor's 3-point hitch. Lift the unit and remove any pins and Profile Blades that are currently in place.
  2. Installing Left and Right Discs: Locate the Left Discs (part number 10-90490) and the Right Discs (part number 10-90491). Slide the Left Discs into the rear set of pockets on the left side of the unit. Slide the Right Discs into the rear set of pockets on the right side. Ensure the disc shanks are inserted into the pockets with the shanks facing toward the center of the unit and the discs angled outwards, designed to move the soil away from the center.
  3. Mounting Bar Kit (if required): Depending on your specific TR3-E unit size, you may need a Food Plot Disc Mounting Bar Kit. Consult the manual that came with your unit for instructions specific to your size to ensure proper installation of this kit.
  4. Number of Discs Required: The quantity of discs needed varies based on the size of your TR3-E unit. Refer to the manual for the exact number of Left and Right Discs appropriate for your unit's size.
  5. Additional Instructions: If your unit already has a Profile Mounting Bar without rear pockets, follow the instructions provided in the manual to install the Food Plot Disc Mounting Bar.
  6. Need Help? If you encounter any challenges or have questions during the installation, don't hesitate to reach out to ABI Attachments customer support for assistance. They are there to help ensure your food plot disc installation goes smoothly.
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