Baselier FA BW Series, Operator'S Manual & Parts List, Page: 17 / 50

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D. With spindle D the planting depth
is set. Make sure the spindles are
equal, see depth reading at the
bottom near spindle
P . The angular
adjustment of the furrow openers
can be set by spindle
P .
E. The ridging discs are adjustable in angle. Adjust the angle of
the ridging discs in such way, the soil can fluently flow through
the ridging hood. At light soils the scrapers should be
diagonally up. At heavy soils the scrapers should be set
vertically. The ridging discs are also adjustable in width. To
adjust the width of the ridging discs unscrew the bolt in the
middle and slide the ridging discs inwards or outwards.
F. When there is too little soil available in order to build a nice
row, the spring pressure on the ridging discs need to be
increased.
In that case you place the split pin in the upper hole. When
there is too much soil in front of the ridging hood, the spring
pressure on the ridging discs needs to be decreased.
In that case you place the split pin in the lower hole.
G. The height X of the rows is adjustable by screwing the spindles
on both sides of the machine in or out.
When the spindles are screwed out, the height of the row
decreases.
H. Set the hydraulic pressure on the ridging hood at maximal 40
bar when the machine is working.
Decrease the hydraulic pressure when the rows are too firm.
When the hydraulic pressure is higher than 40 bar in working
position, the top link of the tractor should be shortened.
I. As an extra accessory, it is possible to mount spring tines
between the ridges, see page 30.
The ridging hood has 5 spring tines to break up the soil
between the rows.
You can set the working depth of the spring tines with the bolt
on the side at maximum 5 cm working depth.
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