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Task
Procedures
Illustrations
Task
Procedures
Illustrations
AT6020
Hydraulic System Charging
1. Connect the hydraulic hoses
to the tractor remote couplers.
The 1/2” hoses supply oil to
the wheel lift cylinders.
The
3/8” hoses supply oil to the
wing cylinders. Mark hose
pairs with paint or tape.
Mark hoses so that
they are plugged in correctly
each time.
WARNING:
Hydraulic fluid escaping under pressure can have
enough force to penetrate the skin. Hydraulic fluid may also
infect a minor cut or opening in the skin. If injured by escap
-
ing fluid, see doctor at once. Serious infection or reaction can
result if medical treatment is not given immediately. Make sure
all connections are tight and that hoses and lines are in good
condition before applying pressure to the system. Relieve all
pressure before disconnecting the lines or performing other work
on the hydraulic systems.
Generic example
Connecting
hydraulic
hoses to
tractor
CAUTION:
Always
hook tool
bar to
tractor
before
filling oil
lines
NOTE:
Cylinder
should be
blocked
high enough
to avoid
damage to
wings when
rods are
extend
hydraulically
Charging
and attaching
wing
cylinders
CAUTION:
Always
hook tool
bar to
tractor
before
filling oil
lines
NOTE:
Charging a
hydraulic
system will
remove oil
from a
tractors
hydraulic
reservoir.
Be sure to
check
tractor oil
level after
charging a
new system
2. Before charging the wing
cylinders block rod ends up.
3. Hook implement to tractor.
Connect the hydraulic lines
to tractor ports.
4. Begin by holding the tractor
remote lever in one direction
until the cylinders are fully
extended or retracted. Hold
1 minute to purge air from
lines. Reverse the direction of
the remote lever to charge the
other side of the system. Hold
1 minute to purge air from
lines. Continue process until
cylinders are extending and
retracting completely.
5. Extend cylinder rod slowly
until centered over linkages.
6. Insert clevis pin and secure
with cotter keys.
7. Repeat procedure on opposite
wing linkage.
8. Repeat steps to charge wheel
lift cylinder.
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
NOTE:
Do not attach
(41) (AM6266)
depth control
stop linkage to button stop
bracket until the cylinders
have been fully charged.
Button stop bracket
Summary of Contents for AT6020
Page 12: ...10 AT6020 Safety Decals AP2973 AP2975 AP2974 AP2227 AP2972...
Page 23: ...21 AT6020 Safety Decals AP2973 AP2975 AP2974 AP2227 AP2972...
Page 46: ...44 AT6020 Center Section Area of Bundle 66000103 Depth Control Parts...
Page 59: ...57 AT6020 AT6020 48 and 60 Toolbars AT6020 48 AT6020 60...
Page 66: ...64 AT6020 AT6020 48 Hydraulics...
Page 67: ...65 AT6020 AT6020 48 Hydraulics Right hand From The Rear Left hand From The Rear...
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Page 70: ...68 AT6020 AT6020 48 Hydraulics Right hand From The Rear...
Page 71: ...69 AT6020 AT6020 48 Hydraulics Left hand From The Rear...
Page 72: ...70 AT6020 Bundle Number 66000108 Left Side Third Wing Left Side Bundle 66000108 8 22...
Page 74: ...72 AT6020 Bundle Number 66000108 Right Side Third Wing Right Side Bundle 66000108 2a 2a...
Page 82: ...80 AT6020 Auto Lok Nurse Tank Hitch AAM2931 Parts...
Page 100: ...98 AT6020 SuperShooter III Parts AAM3514...
Page 104: ...102 AT6020 SuperShooter III Add on Parts Dual Assembly 66000137 and 66000136...
Page 152: ...150 AT6020 Lighting Kit Slow Moving Vehicle Kit...
Page 154: ...152 AT6020 B Lighting Kit SMV Kit 20 Row Spacing...
Page 166: ...164 AT6020 Notes...
Page 219: ...217 Task Procedures Illustrations AT6020 AT6020 60...
Page 222: ...Task Procedures Illustrations 220 AT6020 AT6020 48 Hydraulics...
Page 230: ...Task Procedures Illustrations 228 AT6020 AT6020 48 Hydraulic Hose Installation...
Page 261: ...259 Task Procedures Illustrations AT6020 Lighting Kit 20 Row Spacing...
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