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HYDRAULICS - CHARGING THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

Charging the Hydraulic System

Prior to using or transporting the implement for the

first time it is necessary to charge the hydraulic lines

and cylinders with approximately 2 to 5 gallons of

hydraulic oil.

Charging a new unit which has not been

previously charged with hydraulic oil.

1. Charge the wheel cylinders by holding the

tractor hydraulic lever rearward until the unit

raises up on its wheels. It is necessary to hold

the tractor lever rearward for 30 - 60 seconds to

allow oil to flow through the complete system.

Lower the unit and repeat this procedure several

times to make sure the system is purged of air.

Check the tractor hydraulic reservoir and add oil

as required.

2. Before proceeding to charge the wing fold

hydraulic system, raise the unit completely on to

its wheels.

3. Charge the wing fold hydraulic system in the

following manner. Disconnect the rod end of

each wing lift cylinder from its cylinder lug by

removing the cylinder pin. Block the cylinders

so that the rod is free to move its full stroke

(24"). Hydraulically extend and retract the

cylinders several times. Recheck the tractor

hydraulic reservoir and add oil as necessary.

Extend and retract the cylinders again. The

system should now be purged of air and full of

hydraulic oil. Reconnect the rod ends of the

wing lift cylinders. Clear the area of bystanders.

Raise the wings into transport position.

Recharging the hydraulic system of a

machine which has been previously charged

but has been in storage or disconnected

from the tractor.

1. If the unit has been stored with the wings down

proceed as follows. Raise the implement on to

its wheels. Hold the tractor hydraulic lever

rearward as to raise the unit for 30 - 60 seconds

to purge the system of air. Making sure no one

is near the wings, move the tractor lever forward

to lower the wings and hold for 2 - 3 seconds.

Next slowly raise the wings by moving the

tractor hydraulic lever rearward.

2. If the unit has been stored with the wings folded

in the transport position, proceed as follows.

Move the tractor hydraulic lever which operates

the axle cylinders rearward as if to raise the unit

for 30 - 60 seconds to purge the system of air.

Move the tractor hydraulic lever which operates

the wing lift cylinders rearward and hold for 2 - 3

seconds to purge the wing fold system of air.

3. Recheck the tractor hydraulic reservoir adding

oil as required.

Summary of Contents for Glencoe SOIL FINISHER SF4600

Page 1: ...Glencoe SF4600 SOIL FINISHER UM4650 UNIMULCH TILLAGE TOOLS OPERATOR S MANUAL Form number 1PD7611197 November 1997...

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Page 3: ...10 FIELD OPERATION OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS 15 TRANSPORT STORAGE TRANSPORT 19 STORAGE 20 LUBRICATION LUBRICATION 21 MAINTENANCE SERVICE MAINTENANCE 22 HYDRAULICS CHARGING THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM HYDRAULICS...

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Page 5: ...hine This manual also contains general information specifications safety information maintenance and service requirements for your machine Read this manual carefully Keep this manual handy for future...

Page 6: ...tration form and keep your copy Know Your Equipment Before operating the implement read the operator s manual to become completely familiar with the machine before using it Left and Right Hand Sides o...

Page 7: ...cle hydraulic levers before dismounting tractor or working around the machine Remove tractor start key when tractor and implement will be unattended Properly tighten all mounting hardware See bolt tor...

Page 8: ...with your state and local laws governing highway safety lighting marking and the movement of farm machinery on public roads Never transport machine unless hydraulic systems are completely charged wit...

Page 9: ...Keep decals clean by wiping off regularly Use a cleaning solution if necessary Replace missing damaged or painted over decals Decal Identification and Location ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION 1 364866 Decal W...

Page 10: ...SAFETY DECALS 6...

Page 11: ...the hydraulic system Refer to the Charging the Hydraulic System section of this manual IMPLEMENT PREPARATION Before taking your implement to the field the following procedures should be done Check al...

Page 12: ...the clevis For field operation the clevis should be free to rotate Move the clevis locking pins A to the storage tubes B so that the clevis can rotate Clean the hydraulic couplings and make sure they...

Page 13: ...requirements will vary depending on depth of operation soil type and condition Speed should be reduced at the ends of the field and when turning Do not make high speed turns at any time either in the...

Page 14: ...to follow the contour of the ground IMPORTANT On tip down models 1 Remove main wing lock pins A and store in position D 2 When starting the unfolding process make sure the tip down wing locks B remain...

Page 15: ...ed 5 6 Rolling reel depth should not exceed 3 4 Do not operate deeper than the shanks Adjustments Important The wheel cylinders should be completely closed when the machine is at the desired operating...

Page 16: ...il all the raising shaft cylinders are fully extended Continue holding the hydraulic lever open with the cylinders fully extended in order to purge air from the hydraulic system This will return the r...

Page 17: ...size models of SF4600 Spring cushion 165 point pressure shank Available on all size models of SF4600 Auto reset 550 trip shank Available on all size models of UM4650 18 thru 341 2 Ground Tools 11 swe...

Page 18: ...hould be adjusted to run just above the bottom of the furrows between the ridges Cutting depth is adjusted hydraulically Excessive disc gang down pressure could affect frame level and adversely affect...

Page 19: ...ON OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS Treader Gangs The teeth on the treader gangs are curved The treader will function properly only if the treader gangs are rotating in the correct direction in relationship to th...

Page 20: ...recommended for most operations The 20 degree setting is for a very aggressive action In the field there should be no weight down on the adjusting rod This spring is for minimizing road shock only Th...

Page 21: ...e different positions to vary the downward force of the reel This is the only adjustment that should be made to the reels Extremely Important The reel assemblies must be mounted so the reels throw the...

Page 22: ...ft chains B will be loose during operation Lengthening the tow chains to the point where the lift chains have tension on them during operation tends to lift the entire harrow In some conditions this c...

Page 23: ...evere shock injury or death can result Drive carefully Measure overall transport height and width to assure clearance Always drive at a reasonable speed to maintain control of the equipment Do not tow...

Page 24: ...pins A in position to prevent swivel hitch from rotating STORAGE Warning Do not unhitch from tractor while in the raised position Unhitching the machine in a raised position could cause the front of...

Page 25: ...sing Shaft Bearings A A Wheel Bearings B Walking Beam Bearings B Disc Gang Bearings A Rolling Reel Bearings A Treader Bearings A A Lubricate grease fittings with a high quality SAE lithium base multi...

Page 26: ...jured by escaping fluid see a doctor at once Without immediate medical treatment serious infection can occur Maintenance Daily Annually Ground Tools A A Hydraulic Hose B B Hydraulic Fittings C C Cylin...

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Page 28: ...lic system In a slave system oil from the master cylinder supplies the first slave cylinder oil from the first slave cylinder supplies the second slave etc The volume of oil is such that all cylinders...

Page 29: ...lever open until the smallest cylinder is fully extended Lower the unit then raise it again and hold the hydraulic lever open for 30 60 seconds Repeat this procedure several times to be certain the s...

Page 30: ...inders several times Recheck the tractor hydraulic reservoir and add oil as necessary Extend and retract the cylinders again The system should now be purged of air and full of hydraulic oil Reconnect...

Page 31: ...flare tube assembly requires that the fitting be tightened finger tight and wrenched 1 2 turn for single flare 1 4 turn 150 500 in lbs An adapter fitting 37 flare connected to a hose requires fitting...

Page 32: ...ize Grade 8 8 Grade 10 9 Grade 12 9 M4 2 2 9 3 6 M5 4 6 7 M6 7 10 11 M7 11 16 20 M8 18 25 29 Bolt Torque Ft Lbs for Size Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 5 Grade 8 M10 32 47 58 5 16 5 8 13 18 M12 58 83 100 3 8 9...

Page 33: ...ended operating speed 5 8 mph Based on 6 8 hp ft Horsepower requirements will vary depending on depth of operation soil type and condition GLENCOE UM4650 UNIMULCH MODEL TYPE OF FOLD NUMBER OF SHANKS N...

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Page 36: ...GLENCOE AGCO CORPORATION 4205 River Green Parkway Duluth Georgia 30096 Printed in U S A...

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