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Art’s-Way Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Model 6812B

Sugar Beet Harvester

Operator’s Manual

590770

Issued August 2012

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OR’S MANUAL

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Page 1: ...Art s Way Manufacturing Co Inc Model 6812B Sugar Beet Harvester Operator s Manual 590770 Issued August 2012 O P E R A T O R S M A N U A L ...

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Page 3: ...reads and understands the operator s manual for this machine WARNING Improper operation of this machine will cause injury or death Before starting the engine do the following 1 Read the operator s manual 2 Read all safety decals on the machine 3 Clear the area of other persons 4 Learn and practice safe use of machine controls in a safe and clear area before you operate this machine on a job site I...

Page 4: ...RE OPERATING 5 DURING OPERATION 5 MAINTENANCE SAFETY 5 HYDRAULIC SAFETY 6 TRANSPORTATION SAFETY 6 STORAGE SAFETY 6 TIRE SAFETY 7 ASSEMBLY SAFETY 7 SAFETY DECALS 8 DECAL LOCATIONS IDENTIFICATION 8 LIMITED WARRANTY 15 HARVESTER OVERVIEW 16 BEET FLOW HARVESTING SEQUENCE 16 HARVESTER STRUCTURE 17 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 17 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 17 Harvester Tractor Hydraulic System 17 Harvester Self Contained Hy...

Page 5: ...WFINDER STEERING CYLINDER 31 ROWFINDER 31 Feeler Arm Spacing 31 Feeler Arm Centering 31 Rowfinder Height 32 Feeler Arm Down Pressure 32 HEADER 32 Lifter Wheels 32 Pinch Point Width 32 Pinch Point Height 33 Scrapers 33 Operating Depth 33 Cylinder Flotation In Rocky Conditions 33 Flex Struts 33 Paddles 34 Barriers and Covers 34 Rubber Covers 35 Roller Chain Tensions 35 Roller Belt Drive 35 Short Con...

Page 6: ... Lifter Wheels 62 Lifter Struts 62 Lifter Wheel Scrapers 62 Gearboxes Qty 2 or 3 62 Conveyor Roll Bed and Drive 62 Grab Rolls and Drive 62 Off loading Boom 62 Tank 62 SAE Bolt Identification 62 Torque Specification Guide 63 Recommended Horsepower Rating 63 Remote Cylinders Furnished 63 Hydraulic Requirements 63 PTO Shaft 63 Front Ballast 63 Drawbar Support Recommended 63 Electrical System 63 ATTAC...

Page 7: ...ion Therefore no modifications are to be made without the written permission of Art s Way Manufacturing Co Inc Any modifications made without the written permission of Art s Way Mfg Co Inc shall void the warranty of this product In the interest of continued safe operation of this 6812B Sugar Beet Harvester pay particular attention to the safety alert symbol s throughout this manual ART S WAY MANUF...

Page 8: ...dealer s name and address Owner s Name ___________________________________________________________________________________ Owner s Address _________________________________________________________________________________ Purchase Date ___________________________________________________________________________________ Dealership Name _________________________________________________________________...

Page 9: ...dent prevention program complete Safety features and instructions for the harvester are detailed in the Safety Instructions section of this Operator s Manual It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure that all operators read and understand the manual before they are allowed to operate the beet harvester Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA regulations 1928 57 NOTICES OF DANGER W...

Page 10: ...hers You should also ensure that the unit will not be damaged or be made unsafe by the methods that you choose The information specifications and illustrations in this manual are based on the information that was available at the time this material was written and can change at any time SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Remember The Best Operator is a Safe Operator CAUTION Read understand and follow the operato...

Page 11: ...efer to Hydraulic Safety in this section Use caution when ascending or descending on the harvester Wet shoes or boots are slippery MAINTENANCE SAFETY SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Follow all operating maintenance and safety instructions found in this manual STOP Before servicing a d j u s t i n g repairing or unclogging the machine always make sure the tractor engine is stopped key is removed the machine is...

Page 12: ...his equipment Make sure the harvester complies with all local regulations regarding transporting equipment on public roads and highways Make sure the Slow Moving Vehicle SMV emblem and all lights and reflectors required by local highway and transportation authorities are properly in place clean and clearly visible to traffic Do not allow riders on any machinery during transport Make sure the harve...

Page 13: ...ire without proper equipment and experience to perform the job Do not substitute tires with a lesser road rating and or capacity for the original equipment tires ASSEMBLY SAFETY SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Follow all assembly operating and safety instructions found in this manual when assembly this equipment Use adequate manpower to perform assembly procedures safely Assemble the harvester in an area with...

Page 14: ... harvester Safety awareness is the responsibility of each operator of the harvester Keep safety decals and signs clean and legible and be sure replacement parts display the current safety decals and signs as well SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS N ING AR Remember Always replace missing damaged or illegible safety decals New decals and signs are available from an authorized dealer NOTE Keep all decals clean and...

Page 15: ...ART S WAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC Manual No 590770 August 2012 Safety Decals 9 Figure 5 Harvester Safety Decals ...

Page 16: ...Manual No 590770 August 2012 ART S WAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC 10 Safety Decals ...

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Page 18: ...Manual No 590770 August 2012 ART S WAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC 12 Safety Decals Figure 6 Header Safety Decals ...

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Page 20: ...Manual No 590770 August 2012 ART S WAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC 14 Safety Decals ...

Page 21: ...f merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose beyond that expressly stated in this warranty Art s Way Manufacturing Co Inc liability is limited to the terms set forth in this warranty and does not include any liability for direct indirect incidental or consequential damages or expenses of delay and the company s liability is limited to repair or replacement of defective parts as set fort...

Page 22: ...s as well as transfer the beets to the main harvester grabrollers Depending upon the owner operators preference the first header roller can be either a star or smooth roller to match soil conditions The diverter roller is smooth and acts as a grabroll with the rear header conveyor roll A short conveyor D located to the rear of the header serves to transfer the beets from the header to the main har...

Page 23: ...omponents powered by the tractor s electri cal power are Road hazard lights Work lights Steerable wheel option HYDRAULIC SYSTEM The harvester has two hydraulic systems The first hydraulic system is powered from the tractors hydraulic system and the second is a self contained system powered by the harvester s drive shaft Harvester Tractor Hydraulic System Harvester components powered by the tractor...

Page 24: ...elevator motor Short small conveyor motor Transfer conveyor belt motor PR SSUR IN R TURN IN HY RAU IC SCH MATIC Y HY RAU IC R S R IOR MANUA SHUTOFF UA PUMP R I F A R I F A F OW CONTRO WH ATOR SHORT CON YOR TRANSF R TAN CON YOR UA PUMP M CHANICA Y CONN CT TO HAR ST R RI SHAFT NOT Figure 10 Harvester Self Contained Hydraulic System The harvester s self contained hydraulic system operates on a dual p...

Page 25: ...ve 4 Hydraulic pump drive 5 Spiral rolls drive back to smooth Figure 12 Header Left Hand Paddle Shaft Chain Drive The drive shaft connects at the rear of the harvester to an additional gearbox The left output shaft drives the hydraulic pump for the harvester s self contained hydraulics The rear output drives the harvesters grabrolls in the rear drive box Figure 13 Harvester Right Hand Belt Drive R...

Page 26: ...tion Shown Other drives associated with the harvester hydraulic system 1 Truck conveyor and chain drive 2 Wheel elevator chain drive 3 Appropriate sprockets to drive belted draper chain M561110B Figure 18 Truck Conveyor Sprocket and Drive Chain Figure 19 Wheel Elevator Motor Sprocket and Drive Chain Figure 20 Draper Chain Drives Short Conveyor Shown ...

Page 27: ... A B TRACTOR Figure 22 Drawbar And PTO Specifications Figure 23 Decal Caution Hitch 9 Attach the harvester to the tractor with yoke weldment and bolts provided Make sure to install the hardened washers between the yoke and the hitch clevis The existing tractor clevis may be used if a 3 inch 7 62 cm spacing can be maintained Install hardened washers to shim the hitch clevis so that it is snug If th...

Page 28: ...e Pull on the yoke to make sure it is securely locked in place 21 Be sure there is sufficient clearance between the drawbar three point hitch links and the driveline to allow maneuvering in the field Make sure to check the distance between the universal joint centers 22 Lower the tractor PTO shield over the universal joint and properly secure the shield NOTE Dimension B in Figure 22 must be betwee...

Page 29: ... to raising the harvester Complete the turn lower the harvester and then increase the PTO to the desired rpm setting It is recommended that if making a sharp turn in irrigated areas or in rough terrain the PTO be shut off prior to raising the harvester It is not necessary to operate the constant velocity PTO while turning NOTE If the telescoping members become hard to slide between seasons it is r...

Page 30: ...eader 8 Row 22 inch Header Shown The harvester has been designed with three different headers Each header has been designed for various sugar beet planting multiples For example if beets have been planted in rows of eight 8 with a spacing of 22 inches then the owner will require the 8 row 22 inch header Refer to the Harvester Structure Section Page 17 NOTE Beets must be harvested in the same multi...

Page 31: ...longer position will help in muddy conditions as well as to help push small beets back into the rollers NOTE If the entire lifter wheel and strut assembly is adjusted left or right laterally the paddle assemblies and barriers must also be adjusted CONVEYOR ROLLERS Figure 31 Header Conveyor Rollers The conveyor rollers rotate rearward pushing the beets toward the center of the rollers and towards t...

Page 32: ...cket with a paddle shaft slip clutch using a 80 roller chain An idler sprocket between the drive shaft and paddle shaft slip clutch ensures the chain is tight In addition there is a second chain drive system that connects the full length grab roller to the smaller left hand diverter roller As with the previous system an idler sprocket keeps the chain tight Header Mechanical Drive Right Hand Side F...

Page 33: ...arvesters self contained hydraulic system and is physically rotated using four sprockets Harvester Grab Rollers Figure 36 Harvester Grab Smooth Rollers The purpose of the grab rollers is to transport the beets from the short conveyor to the wheel elevator In addition the grab rollers are designed to remove dirt and rocks from the harvested beets The spacing between the grab rollers can be manually...

Page 34: ...e wedged between the wheel elevator rods Figure 40 Wheel Elevator Hydraulic Motor Sprocket Chain Drive and Roller Figure 41 Wheel Elevator Roller Left Hand Side The wheel elevator is powered by the harvester s self contained hydraulic system and is physically rotated using sprockets and metal chain The wheel elevator is supported on the heavy rollers to the rear The wheel elevator is also held fro...

Page 35: ...m drop into the tank This is accomplished using a hydraulic cylinder powered by the harvester tractor hydraulic system The height of the discharge end of the transfer conveyor can be changed by changing the length of the parallel arms Truck Boom Conveyor Figure 46 Truck Boom Conveyor With Boom Extended The truck boom conveyor transfers the beets from the holding tank to the truck on the right hand...

Page 36: ...lic lever The truck boom must be raised if the operator is going to be transferring the harvested beets to a truck on the right hand side of the harvester CAUTION Overhead Hazards Extending truck boom conveyor increases height of harvester and could contact overhead objects Check for adequate clearance before raising conveyor The height can be adjusted to the desired position for the truck height ...

Page 37: ... I C F G K H D E L J J Figure 49 Rowfinder Details The rowfinder is adjustable to accommodate beet size beet height operating depth and soil conditions Correct adjustment of the rowfinder and a good understanding of the importance of each adjustment will provide maximum satisfaction during field operation Make the following adjustments as necessary to meet crop and field conditions before taking t...

Page 38: ...d surface adjust down pressure so the rowfinder arms penetrate the soil To increase the down pressure turn lock nut Figure 49 Item L to compress the spring HEADER Lifter Wheels Spacing Make sure the lifter wheels are located at the proper row widths This measurement is taken at the pinch point to prevent slicing and breaking of the beet tails Lateral Adjustments Figure 51 Header Lifter Wheel Later...

Page 39: ...e harvester is not digging across guess rows between rounds 2 Begin digging as deep as necessary to keep from breaking the beet tails 3 Raise the lifter wheels gradually until some minor beet tail breakage occurs 4 Lower the lifter wheels about 0 25 inch 6 35 mm 5 Set the lift cylinder stop to maintain this depth Cylinder Flotation In Rocky Conditions In rocky conditions it is strongly recommended...

Page 40: ...l struts are used the paddle shaft bearings must stay mounted in the top holes The rubber paddles must be attached to the steel paddles With the paddle shaft in the top holes the lifter wheel struts can flex without hitting the paddle shaft The paddles are split in two pieces to allow the desired settings for extreme mud or rocks If extremely muddy conditions exists it is best to move the steel po...

Page 41: ...ings to proper setting Jaw Slip Clutch Figure 60 Jaw Slip Clutch RH shown The paddle shaft is protected by a jaw type slip clutch The six 6 springs set the tension of the clutch The recommended actual spring length setting is 2 375 inches 6 0325 cm Make sure all springs are the same length and the jaws are free from grease Over tightening springs may damage the machine Friction Slip Clutch Figure ...

Page 42: ...2 24 6 row 28 30 and 8 row 22 Heads 3 1 2 ARTS WAY 491740 4 x 4 WOOD BLOCK Figure 64 Front Gage Wheel Height Short Conveyor Figure 65 Short Conveyor See Figure 20 Figure 35 and Figure 65 Adjust the tension of the draper chain by loosening bearings and moving upper shaft To adjust clearance of the short conveyor or to service 1 To adjust front height attach a come along to the upper loop and front ...

Page 43: ...r Grabrollers Single Point Adjustment Back After the length of the cushions is set the spacing can be set with a single 1 inch 2 54 cm bolts to the front and rear on the left hand side Always maintain a wider gap at the back Open the rolls as wide as possible without loosing beets Figure 69 Tension of Wheel Drive Chain Wheel Elevator Retainer Figure 70 Wheel Elevator Retainer ...

Page 44: ... up The retainer frame must be centered right and left and front to back with the wheel elevator The distance between the retainer and the wheel elevator must be the same at the top as it is at the bottom Make this adjustment at the top attaching point Make sure the retainer does not make contact with the truck elevator The distance from wheel to the retainer should be approximately 1 5 inches 3 8...

Page 45: ...overflow the grates This should still allow the tank to unload in less than one minute TIRES Frequently check tire pressures Lists recommended pressure for tires used on 6812B Beet Harvester 24 5 32 12 Ply 24 psi Recommended 165 5 kPa 28 psi Maximum 193 kPa Optional Tire 30 5L 32 14 Ply 22 psi Recommended 151 5 kPa Tire Changing and Maintenance WARNING Explosive Hazard Explosive separation of a ti...

Page 46: ...ack right at a speed controlled by the needle valve 2 Main Machine Lift Cylinder a Connect to the No 2 priority valve if applicable b The lift cylinders are equipped with an adjustable nut Add segments on the cylinder rod to control the depth of the machine c This will most likely work best at a mid range flow 3 Rowfinder Operation Valve and Cylinder a If a power beyond circuit is used it should b...

Page 47: ...IDESHIFT CYLINDER 2 561940 LIFT CYLINDER 256240 TRANSFER ELEV L R CYLINDER 525330 BO0M UP DOWN CYLINDER ROW FINDER A B BOOM DRIVE MAIN LIFT ROW FINDER ROW FINDER OVER RIDE BOOM UP DN TRANSFER CONV SHIFT FIVE CIRCUITS TRACTOR HYDRAULICS CW VALVE CHECK VALVE 2 3 1 3 2 1 BOOM CHAIN DRIVE W 538870 ADJ STOP M551470B Figure 75 Tractor Harvester Hydraulic System ...

Page 48: ...ure 76 Harvester Pump Drive d Dual hydraulic pump providing approximately 16 gpm to each circuit e A dual relief and junction block limits the pressure to 2 250 psi in these circuits This block also can be used to attach a pressure gauge in each circuit if required f Circuit for the wheel elevator hydraulic motor drive is equipped with a flow control to allow for the wheel elevator to be slowed do...

Page 49: ...LOW CONTROL A B B A B FILTER ASSEMBLY CCW CW CCW STRAINER COUPLES TO GEARBOX 562050 588990 NIPPLE CAP ASSEMBLY 563910 LEVEL GAGE 588870 TANDEM PUMP IN CF EX 530620 530630P 530640 G213177 FILTER ELEMENT 530650 523280 2 6 O RING TEST PORT 575370 530030 BRKT 530020 BRACKET KIT HYD TANK COMPLETION 526520 PAINTED TEST GAGE 1295840 G213519 TEST FITTING GAGE ADAPTER 575570 1 HOSE 1 DP6 CLAMP WAS 2 M58900...

Page 50: ... oil Dirt buildup around main gearbox Clean and lubricate the machine to avoid overload Low Oil Check oil add Lubrication viscosity too light for climate If weather is hot and problems persist change to No 140 gear lube Hard to keep on rows Lifter wheel strut assemblies not set properly with rows Make sure the lifter wheels struts assemblies match the rows at the pinch Machine straddling the guess...

Page 51: ...ut breaking tails Lifter wheels too wide Remove shims Grabrolls not set wide enough Set grabrolls for wider gap Very dry soil conditions Irrigate field or wait for moisture Excessive trash or dirt in the truck Cleaning areas built up with mud or trash Remove mud or trash Cloddy stony field conditions Space grabrolls further apart Improper defoliating Improve defoliating operation Beet plugging cle...

Page 52: ...ations 1 2 or 3 pumps every 10 hours Every 20 30 hours on items marked with NOTE For items marked with see special instructions QUICK REFERENCE BY SYSTEM 1 CV PTO Figure 78 Constant Velocity PTO a Cross and Bearings 2 places until grease is purged around the seal 4 to 5 pumps b CV Cross and Bearings 1 place 8 to 12 pumps c Telescoping Members until grease fills the telescoping area Disassemble occ...

Page 53: ...de Heads a U joints 4 shafts of gearbox and head jackshafts b Check oil level in gearbox every 50 hours Oil level should be about half way up shafts 4 Header Lifter Wheels a Lifter wheel hubs every 20 to 50 hours depending on conditions 5 Right Hand drives Figure 81 Header Right Hand Drive a Flange block bearings on conveyor rolls and center bearing of Star roll 2 zerks b Paddle shaft pillow block...

Page 54: ...ound the center section disk 6 to 12 pumps d Telescoping Members until grease fills the telescoping area Disassemble occasionally to ensure components are adequately greased 4 to 8 pumps e Shield Bearings 3 plastic zerks 2 pumps 2 Every 10 hours a All roller chains oil lightly b Hitch Input Drive and Rowfinder c Pillow block bearings on short jackshaft and on other side of double U joint and cente...

Page 55: ...e off season Replacement parts can be installed in your spare time no delay at time of need 11 If the hydraulic cylinders will remain on the harvester and extended apply grease to the exposed rod end 12 If the harvester is not sheltered the belted elevator chain should be protected from direct sunlight 13 Make sure reservoir is full of oil and oil remains in all hydraulic components RETURNING THE ...

Page 56: ...parts attach the chain to the tractor drawbar or other specified anchor location Provide only enough slack in the chain to permit turning 3 Lower the harvester s off loading boom 4 Raise the harvester so the header lifter wheels do not contact the ground 5 Ensure the harvester will pass below any overpasses power lines or elevated obstacles 6 Transport the harvester empty when possible 7 Transport...

Page 57: ...ximately 14 000 pounds 6350 3 kg The 8 row 30 weighs approximately 11 000 pounds 4989 5 kg The Main Frame Unit weighs approximately 22 000 pounds 9979 kg NOTE Parts required for assembly are stored in the side shields of the head and the rear shield of the harvester remove for assembly NOTE Set the frame on a level area to assemble Set the header lifter wheels on a board so they do not penetrate i...

Page 58: ...he shafts Figure 87 Header Drive Shafts NOTE Do not tighten setscrews at this time and leave through bolts off Figure 88 Header Positioning 5 Position the header a Position the header just in front of the main frame of the harvester Ensure the header and harvester centerlines are aligned and square with each other Leave enough room for the tongue of the harvester to be raised over the header Figur...

Page 59: ...vester Attaching Hardware 8 Bolts 520370 PLATE FRONT MOUNTING 2 HOLE 2 BOLTS PER PLATE 520350 PLATE REAR MOUNTING 8 HOLE 6 REAR TUBE 8 BOLTS PER PLATE Figure 92 Mounting Plate Details b Attach U Joints back to shafts Tighten setscrews and replace through bolts and lock nuts on U Joints and tighten c Install four pipes under 12 inch 30 5 cm cover flaps with HHCS 1 2 x 2 3 4 flat lock washers and nu...

Page 60: ...r into position between the header and the harvester c Lift the short conveyor into position on the angles over the grab rolls and secure to the front position with bolts shown Position so rods of draper chain are slightly lower than the top of the roll flighting Then so the riser links clear the spiral of the roll 1 8 to 3 16 This is done be loosening bolts and adjusting with 1 inch nuts d Instal...

Page 61: ...ART S WAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC Manual No 590770 August 2012 DEALER ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 55 2X2 91 5 69REF 2X25 00 ...

Page 62: ... and 8 Row 22 Figure 95 Wheel Mounts Front Optional 3 1 2 ARTS WAY 491740 4 x 4 WOOD BLOCK Figure 96 Front Header Wheels Height 9 Install the grates on the off loading conveyor using 0 5 x 3 75 inch 1 27 x 9 525 cm HHCS two 2 flat washers lock washer and nut 10 Install the boom extension on the 8 Row 30 or 12 Row 22 machine See separate instructions Figure 97 Off loading Conveyor Grates 11 Connect...

Page 63: ... stripper using four u bolts flat washers lock washers and nuts c Center the round disks between the wheel elevator rods allowing for the coupler tubes Ensure the disks do not strike against the square cross tubes or joint cross bar Make sure they allow the optional rubber flaps to drop out of the way d Rotate the wheel elevator one or two full revolutions to check for stripper disk and support cl...

Page 64: ...RE INE RETURN INE HYDRAU IC SCHEMATIC EY HYDRAU IC RESERVIOR MANUA SHUTOFF DUA PUMP RE IEF VA VE RE IEF VA VE F OW CONTRO WHEE E EVATOR SHORT CONVEYOR TRANSFER TAN CONVEYOR DUA PUMP MECHANICA Y CONNECTED TO HARVESTER DRIVE SHAFT NOTE Figure 103 Harvester Self Contained Hydraulic System Figure 104 Hose Routing And Rowfinder 18 Complete assembly of the hazard lights NOTE Main harness has pigtail wir...

Page 65: ... can cause serious crushing injuries Securely block or fasten all parts before working under or near them Use blocking that will safely support load Use lifting devices rated to lift weight of load A 44 inch 111 76 cm fixed boom extension is provided for the 8 row 30 inch and 12 row 22 inch head 1 The belted draper chain for the truck conveyor and tank is shipped loose 2 Remove the hoses from the ...

Page 66: ...Hose 2 Boom Weldment 3 Arm Weldment Extension Support 4 Belted Chain 5 Belted Chain 6 Grate Weldment 7 Hex Bolt 1 2 13 x 3 3 4 8 Flat Washer 1 2 9 Lock Washer 1 2 10 Hex Nut 1 2 13 11 Elevator Pivot Bushing 12 Hex Head Bolt 1 8 x 3 13 Lock Nut 1 8 14 Flat Washer 1 x 2 x 3 16 15 Spacer 1 OD x 5 32 x 1 1 2 16 Rubber Roller 4 0 diameter 17 Lock Washer 5 8 18 Hex Nut 5 8 11 19 Spacer 1 0 OD x 0 69 x 2...

Page 67: ... Make sure the rowfinder is moving in the proper direction per rowfinder instructions 8 Engage the PTO with the tractor at low rpm quickly on and off Make sure ferris wheel short conveyor and transfer conveyor are turning the proper direction Observe operation at low speed and listen for any unusual noises 9 Gradually speed up the PTO to a speed of 1 000 rpm WARNING Entanglement Crush Hazard Serio...

Page 68: ...uts Heavy duty tapered bearings Lifter Wheel Scrapers To prevent mud buildup on lifter wheels Paddle Shaft and Drive Type three steel per row Drive Heavy 80H roller chain with heavy duty slip clutch Gearboxes Qty 2 or 3 Heavy 1 75 inch 4 445 cm diameter shafts Capacity 0 5 quart 0 47 L 90W gear oil Conveyor Roll Bed and Drive Size o 6 Row 22 36 sq feet 3 34 sq m o 6 Row 30 8 Row 22 48 sq feet 4 46...

Page 69: ...low If using the Power Beyond connect to rowfinder PTO Shaft Tractors must have 1 375 inch 3 49 cm or 1 75 inch 4 445 cm diameter 1 000 rpm PTO shaft Do not use an adapter shaft Front Ballast Maximum tractor front ballast is required Drawbar Support Recommended Electrical System 12 Volt ATTACHMENTS Rowfinder To keep the harvester on the row Lifter Wheel Close up Optional To prevent loss of small b...

Page 70: ...e Name Model and Serial Number so your local dealer can provide the correct manuals for your machine Art s Way Manufacturing Co Inc reserves the right to make improvements in design or changes in specifications at any time without incurring any obligation to install them on units previously sold Except as expressly authorized no part of this manual may be reproduced copied transmitted disseminated...

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