Art's-Way Manufacturing CATTLEMAXX 6105, Operator'S Manual

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GRINDER MIXER ADJUSTMENTS 81
block idler against chain to adjust to proper tension.
Periodically wood block idler will need to be
loosened and clocked differently to maintain the
proper contact with chain (See Figure 158).
Middle and lower discharge motor chains should
have no more than ½” of deflection at longest span.
Check chain tightness on regular basis to eliminate
the risk of premature chain/sprocket wear and the
possibility of “jumping teeth” during use.
NOTE: Do NOT over tighten chains on middle
and lower discharge motors, doing so will
cause
premature failure in motor
seals/bearings.
Figure 156 - Upper Discharge Motor (Unload)
Figure 157 - Middle Discharge Motor (Vertical)
Figure 158 - Lower Discharge Motor (First Section)
P
OSITIONING
T
HE
U
NLOADING
A
UGER
T
O
O
PPOSITE
S
IDE
O
F
M
ACHINE
To change to the opposite side, lift the unloading
auger until it is straight up and comes down the
opposite side. Rotate the hood downward. Move
the saddle to the opposite side of the mixing tank.
An unloading auger swivel stop (See Figure 159)
prevents the unloading auger from contacting the
mixing tank when moved 180 degrees from the
storage position. Relocate the swivel stop so it
contacts the bracket before unloading auger
contacts the tank.
Figure 159 - Swivel Stop.
S
WIVEL
S
TOP
A
DJUSTMENT
Adjust the bracket so it makes contact before the
unloading auger contacts the tank when moved 180
degrees from the storage position (See Figure 159).
O
PEN
A
ND
C
LOSED
H
YDRAULICS
As the standard, this machine is equipped for
tractor “Open Center” hydraulic operation.