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10.0 STORAGE
10.1 End of Season
1.
Thoroughly clean the defoliator inside and out. Debris and dirt will draw moisture and cause rust.
2.
Inspect the defoliator for any damaged or worn components; repair or replace as needed.
3.
Lubricate all grease fittings and run machine for five minutes to distribute lubricant.
4.
Touch up paint on all parts from which paint has been worn to prevent rusting.
5.
Move the defoliator to a level, dry, and clean area.
6.
Put blocking material under the front support stands to prevent sinking and under the rear struts
to take load off the tires.
10.2 Beginning of Season
1.
Attach the defoliator to the tractor (see section 5.0).
2.
Remove all support blocks from the front support stands and rear struts.
3.
Lubricate the entire machine (see section 11.0, Lubrication and Maintenance). This will force any
collected moisture out of the bearings. Replace the gearbox oil (see section 11.0, Lubrication and
Maintenance).
4.
Run the harvester to ensure proper function.
5.
Tighten any loose components, including guards and shields.
6.
Review the operator
’
s manual prior to operation.
IMPORTANT:
All components that are damaged or worn must be repaired or replaced before oper-
ating the defoliator. (See parts book for part numbers.)
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