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3-3

SPINDLE ASSEMBLY

1.

With the cart empty, use a 5-ton jack
and jack stands to support the weight
of your grain cart.  Place the jack-
stands under the axle, near the tire.

2.

Remove the wheel & tire and the hub
assembly. See part numbers below.

3.

Remove the 5/8 x 6 bolt (9390-136),
lockwasher (9404-029), and locknut
(9395-014) to release the spindle.

4.

Change the seal in the hub.

5.

Using the same bolt, lockwasher, and
locknut you just removed, add the
4 1/2" spindle bushing (200025) if
required and the spindle.

6.

Attach hub assembly and the original
wheels & tires.

NOTE:   Tighten lug nuts to 400 ft. lbs

.

HITCH ASSEMBLY

1.

Remove the four 3/4 x 2 1/2" bolts
(9390-146) and lockwashers (9404-
033) to remove the standard hitch
(250486).

2.

Using the same bolts and
lockwashers, install the scale hitch
bushing (250487).

3.

Before installing the 2 1/2" weigh
bar (92400), feed the wire through
the hole indicated in the drawing
at left.  After doing so, insert the
2 1/2" weigh bar.

4.

Using the 1 x 6" bolt (9390-195),
lockwasher (9404-041), and nut
(9394-020), secure the 2 1/2"
weigh bar.

5.

Using a 1 x 7" bolt (9390-197),
lockwasher (9404-041), and nut
(9395-020) secure the clevis hitch
(200004).  Use the pin (250490)
and two snap rings (94142) to
secure the single-tang hitch
(250494).

J-BOX INSTALLATION

1.

Install junction box on the back
side of the left front frame stan-
dard (see drawing at left).

2.

See page 3-6 for specific wiring
installation instructions.

INSTALLATION OF SCALE KIT

FOR MODELS 672 & 674

• 04-16-01

S/N 674 #B1651099 / 672 #B1649099 & Lower

2 7/8"

4 1/2"

3 3/4"

Singles

Duals

Duals

Standard Scale

Hub, St'd & Scale

200036

Hub, Duals

200144 200145

Spindle, Standard

200176 200177

Spindle, Scale

92442

92443

Bushing

200025

S/N 674 #B1651100 / 672 #B1649100 & Higher

3 3/4"

3 3/4"

Singles

Duals

Hub, Standard &  Scales

200079 200145

Spindle, Standard & Scales

250601 9002009

INDICATOR INSTALLATION

1.

Using the bracket provided, locate
the indicator inside the tractor cab.

2.

Attach the cable as indicated on
page 3-6.

Summary of Contents for Corner Auger

Page 1: ...ing Co Inc 27612 Temple Ave Shell Rock IA 50670 PH 319 885 6571 Fax 319 885 6576 Part 250475 Manufactured At MODELS 674 672 Corner Auger TM GRAIN CART Model 674 Beginning With Serial Number B1651100 Model 672 Beginning With Serial Number B1649100 250915H ...

Page 2: ...TION 3 7 SECTION IV TARP TARP PARTS 4 2 TARP INSTALLATION 4 4 SECTION I OPERATION PAGE INTRODUCTION 1 3 SAFETY 1 4 SET UP FOR FIELD OPERATION 1 6 PLASTIC HOSE PIPE INSTALLATION 1 7 ELECTRICAL HOOK UP 1 8 DUAL WHEELS 1 9 TRACTOR HOOK UP 1 10 HYDRAULIC HOOK UP 1 10 OPERATION IN FIELD 1 10 AUGER FOLD ADJUSTMENT 1 11 HYDRAULIC AUGER OPERATION 1 12 ADJUSTABLE UNLOADING CHUTE 1 13 SCALE WEIGHING PROCEDU...

Page 3: ...ance instructions Use this book to familiarize yourself with this new machine and provide operating instructions to others INTRODUCTION Wheel bolts tightened re check after initial use Tire pressures checked Hardware tightened Machine lubricated Guards and shields in place Safety and operating procedures reviewed Field adjustment information reviewed Lubrication procedures reviewed Warranty inform...

Page 4: ...reful operator We at Unverferth Mfg Co Inc ask that you be that kind of operator SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Read this manual carefully before operating Never enter the grain cart while the auger is running Make sure PTO guard is kept in place Never allow anyone on the unit while moving through the field Be careful when moving unit near electrical lines with discharge auger up Never tow a loaded unit more ...

Page 5: ...T YOURSAFETYISINVOLVED IMPORTANT Replace lost damaged painted or unreadable decals immediately If parts that have decals are replaced also make sure to install new decals These decals inform andremind the operator with operational information and safety messages 251924 TAKE WEIGHT OFF OF THE TONGUE AND RAISE OR LOWER HITCH TO LOWER JACK STAND INTO POSITION BEFORE REMOVING HITCH PIN 96764 TONGUE CA...

Page 6: ... capscrews flatwashers and locknuts LADDER Set ladder over mounting lugs and secure to front panel of cart JACK Use jack to support an empty grain cart never a loaded grain cart always have a loaded grain cart hooked to tractor Remove jack from storage on inside of left frame and install on mounting spud behind hitch Important Return jack to storage location after cart is hitched to tractor WHEEL ...

Page 7: ...hose or wiring harness be con tained at the rear of the hose pipe PLASTIC HOSE PIPE INSTALLATION 250915 DRIVELINE STORAGE Storage brackets are located on the inside right frame rail Secure the PTO shaft to these brack ets for extended transporting or seasonal storage IMPORTANT Remove and store the complete PTO before towing grain cart behind a delivery truck Interference could occur when turning r...

Page 8: ...E SEVEN POINT CONNECTOR PLUG 672 674 S N B19380099 LOWER 674 BEGIN S N B19380100 09 10 02 251908 GRAIN CART WIRES Green Ground Brown RH amber flasher Red LH amber flasher White Auger light Yellow Tail light GRAIN CART WIRES White Ground Green RH amber flasher Yellow LH amber flasher Brown Tail light Red RH red flasher Black LH red flasher Blue Auger light The following schematic complies with ASAE...

Page 9: ...L 2 Install inside dual wheel 3 Use 3 4 16 hex jam nuts 27 64 Thick on small holes 4 Tighten the five jam nuts to 200 Ft Lbs OUTSIDE DUAL WHEEL 5 Install outside dual wheel with the five large holes indexed over inside wheel nuts 6 Use washers and 3 4 16 UNF Grade 8 nuts on all studs 7 Tighten the ten nuts to 400 Ft Lbs 04 16 01 ...

Page 10: ...m 7 Under any circumstances DO NOT enter the cart with the auger or tractor running 8 When folding the auger into the unloading position make sure you have given sufficient time for the cylinder to rotate the bell crank into an over center position 9 It is strongly advised that the unloaded auger always be returned to the transport position when not in use OPERATION IN FIELD TRACTOR HOOK UP HYDRAU...

Page 11: ...lightly 1 8 to relieve load Remove T Bar yoke pin 3 Retract cylinder to end of stroke 4 Rotate T Bar yoke as necessary to position rockshaft arm hole approximately 1 8 past T Bar yoke holes when T Bar linkage and rockshaft arm are in a straight line 5 Extend cylinder slightly again to line up holes in T Bar yoke and rockshaft arm Install pin and secure with nut Remove temporary clamp before cyclin...

Page 12: ...e flow door opening setting It is necessary to initially monitor the auger speed and adjust the flow door UP or DOWN to arrive at the optimum output performance If the flow door is opened too wide the oil pressure will rise but the GPM and the hydraulic motor RPM could slow down resulting in less auger output Also if the tractor has a higher GPM output it is possible that the flow door could be op...

Page 13: ...seconds This should be done where cart is going to be unloaded on level ground if possible Load cart and let scale total up weight When cart is full drive up to truck and stop After scale settles on a number push the Tare button Scale indicator will show zero Now start unloading cart When truck is full or cart is empty the negative amount shown on scale is actual product in truck Now push the Net ...

Page 14: ...Fully open flow door to retract and protect Flow Door Cylinder rod Apply thin coating of General Purpose grease or spray equivalent to Auger Cylinder rod extended in folded rest position 250950 250922A 05 09 97 8 hrs 20 hrs ...

Page 15: ...crews in all bearings at either end of the driveline for tightness U JOINT The U joint will give you several years of service if the following steps are taken 1 Grease joint weekly 2 Grease spline weekly GEAR BOX Fluid level plug is on the right side of gear box Fill plug is in front of the axle on the left side of gear box Standing behind the cart looking toward the tractor For maximum gear box l...

Page 16: ...h and align holes for studs if greater than 144 4 Remove axle stud and spacer pipe from storage brackets on rear of axle Install in outer set of holes for desired axle width 5 For an axle width of 144 or greater move axle brace assemblies from front to rear holes on frame bracket Loosen setscrews in turnbuckle and adjust to fit the extended axle ends Tighten setscrews 250965 05 09 97 ...

Page 17: ... that the PTO shaft is securely connected This Safety Alert Symbol means Attention Become Alert Your safety is involved OPERATING THE PTO When finishing operation of PTO driven equipment shift PTO control to neutral shut off the engine and wait until the PTO stops before getting off the tractor and disconnecting the equipment Do not wear loose clothing when operating the power take off or when nea...

Page 18: ...ld the half shafts next to each other in the shortest working position and mark them 2 Shorten inner and outer guard tubes equally 3 Shorten inner and outer sliding profiles by the same length as the guard tubes 4 Round off all sharp edges and remove burrs Grease sliding profiles D5 E Coupling the PTO drive shaft Figs E1 E2 Clean and grease the PTO and implement input connection IIC AS Lock 1 Pull...

Page 19: ...ets 3 Remove half guard 4 Remove bearing ring G2 2 Friction clutches When overload occurs the torque is limited and transmitted constantly during the period of slip ping Short duration torque peaks are limited Prior to first utilization and after long periods out of use check working of disk clutch a Tighten nuts until friction disks are released Rotate clutch fully b Turn nuts fully back Now the ...

Page 20: ...ly 5 Install locking screw L To assemble cone 1 Dismantle guard Figs J 1 J3 Remove old cone e g cut open with knife Take off chain Place neck of new cone in hot water approx 80o C 180o F and pull onto bearing housing Fig L1 2 Turn guard cone into assembly position Fig L 2 Further assembly instructions for guard Figs K1 K5 3 Reconnect chain if required Fig L 3 K4 K3 K1 K2 K5 L1 L2 L3 250968K 250968...

Page 21: ...r to force the complete assembly out Clear the edges of the retaining washer bore to accept the new one by removing the deformed metal from the last peening operation to hold the washer in place QUICK DISCONNECT PIN Quick disconnect Pin Compression Spring Washer Insert quick disconnect pin compression spring and washer into hole Holding the washer in place peen the edges of the bore seat to retain...

Page 22: ...end of the threaded studs Replace the quick disconnect assembly Place hub and friction disks into the clutch housing Note that items 8 9 are only used in the four plate clutch Next compress the Belleville spring s to the pressure plate by tightening the four hex nuts and placing them into the clutch housing as illustrated CLUTCH DISASSEMBLY CLUTCH ASSEMBLY Use special tool 9002007 to bend all four...

Page 23: ...hing hardware equivalent to the original equipment Do not alter the original design of the driveline Avoidexcessivelylonghardwareorexposedand protruding parts which can snag and cause entanglement Lubricate the driveline as recommended in the Operator smanual Keep hoses wiring ropes etc from dangling too closetothedriveline Install driveline and shields according to recom mended lengths and attach...

Page 24: ...800 USA BEAR Fax 515 265 9301 FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING NEW TIRE WARRANTY PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT TIRE DEALER USED TIRES CARRY NO WARRANTY FOLLOWING ARE PHONE NUMBERS AND WEBSITES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Carlisle www carlisletire com Phone 800 260 7959 Fax 800 352 0075 Trelleborg www trelleborg com Phone 866 633 8473 Fax 330 877 4876 ...

Page 25: ... BOARDS 2 11 LOWER AUGER AND DRIVELINE 2 12 DRIVE LINE U JOINT ASSEMBLY 2 13 HUB 2 14 120 154 ADJUSTABLE AXLE 2 16 45O GEAR BOX 2 18 14 AUGER CYLINDER 2 19 36 FLOW CONTROL DOOR CYLINDER 2 19 HYDRAULIC PTO DRIVE OPTIONAL 2 20 SCALE OPTIONAL 2 22 ELECTRICAL 2 23 HYDRAULIC DRIVE KIT OPTIONAL 2 24 PAGE 04 01 02 122904 2 ...

Page 26: ... Spline 12 Quick Disconnect Kit 95217 1 1 3 8 21 Spline 13 Friction Clutch Complete 92925 9000964 1 4 Plate Clutch 21 Cross Bearing Kit 92364 93857 2 24 Front Inboard Yoke 92366 93858 1 25 Spring Pin 92367 93859 2 26 Inner Profile 94828 94828 1 27 Outer Profile 94829 92369 1 36 46 1 4 28 Rear Inboard Yoke 92370 93862 1 51 Shield Cone Black 92371 93863 2 52 Screw 92372 92372 2 53 Outer Shield Tube ...

Page 27: ...ve Plate 92850 1 12 Clutch Lining 92382 4 13 Drive Plate 92851 1 15 Hub 94982 94982 1 1 3 8 21 Spline 16 Clutch Housing 92926 93805 1 17 Quick Disconnect Flange Kit 92393 1 PTO CLUTCH 672 674 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO PART NO QTY NOTES 05 19 99 NOTE The clutch is preset at the factory and should not require adjustment See Section 1 for specific clutch information 250952 ...

Page 28: ... 4 1 4 250844 1 Replaces 250490 As Snap Ring 91192 2 Replaces 94142 Set 7 Scale Hitch Clevis 200004B 1 Scale Unit Only 8 Capscrew 1 8 UNC x 7 9390 197 1 Lockwasher 1 9404 041 1 Nut 1 8 UNC 9394 020 1 9 Hitch 250699 1 Incl 250636 Items 26 Repl 250486 10 Hammer Strap Assembly Option 265639 1 Incl 265638 Items 11 Repl 250499 Decal Hammer Strap 9001663 1 11 Capscrew 3 4 10 UNC x 3 9390 149 2 Lockwashe...

Page 29: ...x 34 92747 2 19 Wheel W10 21 x 32 13 187 BC 92416 2 S N 674 B1651100 672 B16490100 Higher Wheel W10 27 x 32 92417 2 19 Wheel 16 x 38 13 187 BC 12397WO 4 For Dual Wheel Wheel 18 x 38 12398WO 4 For Dual Wheel Wheel 16 x 42 12399WO 4 For Dual Wheel Wheel 13 x 46 12967WO 4 For Dual Wheel 19 Wheel 16 x 38 13 187 BC 15304 4 For Dual Wheel Wheel 18 x 38 15305 4 For Dual Wheel Wheel 16 x 42 14561 4 For Du...

Page 30: ...2 6 250937 06 30 00 ...

Page 31: ...se Bracket 7 0043B 1 19 Hydraulic Hose 216 O Ring Ftg 9002212 2 Repl 92426 pipe thd Requires12 20 Hydraulic Cylinder 14 Page 2 16 1 21 Upper Pin Cylinder 1 x 2 7 8 233760 92425 1 1 x 3 22 Lower Pin Cylinder 1 x 3 1 2 804572 92425 1 1 x 3 23 Hair Pin 6 92424 8 24 Hinge Pin 200012 250014 1 1 x 16 1 2 1 x 20 7 8 25 Keeper Shaft 7 0328 1 26 Capscrew 1 2 UNC x 1 9390 099 1 Lockwasher 1 2 9404 025 1 Nut...

Page 32: ...2 8 12 19 01 250938 Electrical System Items 13 Thru 21 Serial B19380099 Lower Begin Serial No B19380100 See Page 2 23 ...

Page 33: ...48 1 16 Wiring Harness Auger 9000375 1 17 Electrical Coupler Front 92450 1 18 Connector Male 9001660 1 Connector 1 2 Eyelet 9002127 19 Scale Power Cord 92452 1 20 Scale Cab Extension Cord 92453 1 21 Cable Tie 7 91217 7 22 Needle Indicator 200116 1 23 Nut 3 8 16 UNC Jam 9395 006 2 24 Rod 3 8 x 62 3 4 250322 1 672 Rod 3 8 x 66 3 4 250465 1 674 25 Bracket 9 2168 1 26 Yoke w Pin 1 4 28 95183 3 Pin Cle...

Page 34: ...0 14 Decal FEMA 91605 1 15 Decal Flow Control 3 x 38 92563 1 16 SMV Metal Sign 9829 1 17 Decal Caution To Avoid Injury 91302 1 18 Decal Danger Just For Kids 9003478 1 Repl 95209 19 Decal Danger Drive Shaft 95046 3 Repl 91300 20 Decal Danger Electrical Lines 9003474 1 Repl 91303 21 Decal Important Double U Joint 92561 1 22 Decal Hydraulic Oil Pressure 95445 1 23 Decal Auger Lock 672 674 9001493 900...

Page 35: ... 250451B 234193B 1 12 6 Right Rear Side Board 250452B 234194B 1 12 7 Side Board Brace 200220B 1 8 Side Board Support 220032B 1 2 39 7 8 Lg 9 Side Board Brace 200055B 1 10 Flange Screw 3 8 16 x 3 4 95585 15 21 11 Flange Nut 3 8 16 91263 15 25 12 Flange Screw 3 8 16 x 1 91262 4 13 Capscrew 3 8 16 x 3 1 2 9390 065 4 14 Locknut 3 8 16 9928 4 15 End Cap Tarp Section 4 1 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO QTY NOT...

Page 36: ...nut 1 2 13 5 8 11 9800 9801 2 9 Lower Drive Dog 250005 2 1 x 4 10 Pin Auger Height 250004 1 1 x 2 11 Lower Drive Bushing 250003 250018 1 12 Gear Box Dust Cover 92805 1 13 45o Gear Box Page 2 15 1 14 U Joint Page 2 13 1 1 3 8 21 to 1 3 8 16 15 Drive Shaft 250021 1 1 3 8 x 98 Lg 16 Bearing Flangette 1 3 8 92916 2 17 Capscrew 1 2 13 UNC x 1 1 4 9390 100 8 Lockwasher 1 2 9404 025 8 18 Capscrew 3 8 16 ...

Page 37: ... 92911 95012 1 11 Yoke 92910 95010 1 12 Grease Zerk 1 4 28 UNF 91160 1 15 Yoke 1 3 8 6 Spline 92909 95011 1 16 Quick Disconnect Pin Kit 92362 1 21 Cross Bearing Kit 92364 93857 1 22 Grease Zerk 92365 1 672 674 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO PART NO QTY NOTES 250953 ...

Page 38: ... 93333 94794 93333 10 3 Nut 3 4 16 UNF Flange Hex 92458 93334 92458 93334 10 Nut 3 4 16 UNF Jam 9395 015 9395 015 5 Inner Dual Wheel 4 Outer Cup 92461 92462 1 453A HM212011 5 Outer Bearing Cone 92463 92464 1 460 HM212049 6 Hub Cap 92466 92465 1 7 Cotter Key 3 8 x 4 9391 062 9391 091 1 8 Nut 9393 024 92470 1 9 Washer 92471 92472 1 10 Capscrew 5 16 18 x 1 2 9390 026 4 11 Hub 200037 250329 200039 250...

Page 39: ...2049 4 Hub Cap 92465 1 5 Bolt 9390 026 4 6 Hub w Cups Studs 266455 1 Incl Items 2 7 7 Inner Cup 92476 1 HM218210 8 Inner Bearing Cone 92545 1 HM218248 9 Cotter Key 3 8 x 4 9391 090 1 10 Nut 92470 1 11 Washer 92472 1 12 Ring 14442 1 13 Bolt 7 8 14 UNF x 4 97043 10 14 Lockwasher 7 8 9404 037 10 15 Locator Bolt 7 8 14 x 4 3 4 266459 1 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO QTY NOTES Specify Color as R for Red or G...

Page 40: ...ckwasher 1 9404 041 12 8 Bolt 1 8 UNC x 3 9390 187 10 9 Flatwasher 1 9405 117 8 10 Axle Shim 1 16 Thick 200112 VAR Axle Shim 1 8 Thick 200113 VAR Axle Shim 3 16 Thick 200114 VAR Axle Shim 1 4 Thick 200115 VAR 11 Capscrew 5 8 11 UNC x 6 9390 136 2 12 Lockwasher 5 8 9404 029 2 13 Nut 5 8 11 UNC 9394 014 2 14 Axle Brace Assembly Incl 15 18 250608B 2 15 Axle Brace RH Thread 250636B 1 16 Axle Brace LH ...

Page 41: ... 3 3 4 9002009 2 Optional See Page 2 20 11 Hub 200079 2 See Page 2 14 12 Axle Brace Assembly 250666 1 Incl Items 13 16 20 22 Axle Brace Assembly 250608B 2 Includes Items 13 16 13 Axle Brace RH Thread 250636B 2 23 1 8 14 Axle Brace LH Thread 250637B 2 22 1 8 15 Center Turnbuckle 62324 2 16 Jam Nut 1 1 4 7 UNC 9395 041 2 17 Capscrew 5 8 11 UNC x 6 9390 136 2 18 Lockwasher 5 8 9404 029 2 19 Nut 5 8 1...

Page 42: ...001134 2 7 Bearing Cone 9001135 1 Small 8 Bearing Cup 9001136 1 Small 9 Casting w Tapped Holes 9003447 1 Repl 9001137 10 Casting w Thru Holes 9003448 1 Repl 9001138 11 Seal 92688 1 Small 12 Seal 92702 1 Large 13 Capscrew 3 8 16 UNC x 1 1 2 9390 057 9 14 Bushing Vented 95282 1 15 Pressure Relief 5 PSI 92352 1 16 Plug Plain 92350 3 17 Plug 3 4 NPT 9001139 1 45o GEAR BOX Not Shown ITEM DESCRIPTION PA...

Page 43: ... 91387 1 672 674 2 1 2 x 14 3 x 14 Cylinder Complete 9001091 94778 1 1 Rod 9001125 94881 1 2 Seal Kit 9001126 94879 1 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO QTY NOTES FLOW CONTROL DOOR CYLINDER 250912 250911 MODEL 672 674 AUGER CYLINDER ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO PART NO QTY NOTES MODEL 674 S N B18260100 Thru B18260164 06 23 00 ...

Page 44: ...2 20 233214D 07 14 98 ...

Page 45: ... 1 Key 1 4 250265 1 10 Cross Kit with Retaining Rings 92479 2 11 Yoke 1 3 8 21 Spline 92480 1 12 Capscrew 1 2 13 UNC x 2 9390 103 4 13 Lockwasher 1 2 9404 025 4 14 Nut 1 2 13 UNC Hex 9394 010 6 15 Flatwasher 1 2 9405 087 2 16 Capscrew 1 2 13 UNC x 2 1 2 9390 105 1 17 Nut Center Lock 1 2 13 UNC 94981 1 18 Hose 3 4 I D 9001038 2 19 Elbow 45o Street 9001040 1 20 Gauge 0 3000 psi 9001039 1 21 Setscrew...

Page 46: ...684 250685 Spindle 9002009 2 7 Scale Indicator Box EZ 2000 9002660 9002661 1 Standard Scale Kit Scale Indicator Box EZ 3200 9001338 9001220 1 Kit for Printer Option 8 Bracket Indicator Box 200159B 1 9 Scale J Box w 30 cord 9002852 1 J Box Cord only 30 9000473 1 10 Scale Power Cord 92452 1 11 Scale Cab Extension Cord 92453 1 12 Roll Printer Only Not Shown 265263 1 EZ210 EZ150 w print option 13 Memo...

Page 47: ...407B 1 13 Capscrew 1 2 13 UNC x 3 1 4 9390 108 2 Locknut 1 2 13 UNC 9003397 2 14 Capscrew 1 4 20 UNC x 2 9390 009 4 Locknut 1 4 20 UNC 9936 4 15 Light Module 9003045 1 16 Machine Screw 6 32 x 1 1 4 9401 010 2 17 Flatwasher 9405 040 4 18 Lockwasher 6 9404 009 2 19 Nut 6 32 UNC 9830 013 2 20 Grommet 9001816 8 21 Cable Tie 9000106 11 22 Fluorescent Strip Red Orange 9003125 2 2 x 9 23 Red Reflector 90...

Page 48: ...04385 91511 9405 086 99631 DESCRIPTION Hydraulic Drive Kit Hydraulic Motor Hose 3 4 I D x 88 Hose 3 4 I D x 88 90 Run Boss Tee Pressure Gauge Elbow 1 4 Male x 1 4 Female Mount Weldment Motor U joint Assembly Plate Bolt HCS 1 2 13UNC x 1 3 4 Lock Washer 1 2 Hex Nut 1 2 13UNC HCS 5 8 11UNC x 1 1 2 Flat Washer 5 8 Lock Washer 5 8 Hex Nut 5 8 11UNC HCS 1 2 13UNC x 2 Adapter Run Boss Tee Male Tip Coupl...

Page 49: ...RY LOAD OUT WEIGH HOPPER FROM BIN TO TRUCK FOR EXAMPLE THE GROUND MUST BE SMOOTH AND LEVEL WITH MAXIMUM 5 SLOPE PER 10 FEET TO INSURE 1 MAXIMUM ERROR THE UNIT MUST BE USED SO THAT ALL WEIGHT MEASUREMENTS OCCUR ON FLAT SMOOTH GROUND MAXIMUM OUT OF LEVEL 10 IN 10 FEET IDEALLY ALL WEIGHT MEASUREMENTS FOR A FIELD WOULD OCCUR IN THE SAME SPOT WARNING ALWAYS DISCONNECT CABLES FROM SCALE INDICATOR BEFORE...

Page 50: ...3 2 SCALE KIT LAYOUT 250917 04 16 01 ...

Page 51: ...icated in the drawing at left After doing so insert the 2 1 2 weigh bar 4 Using the 1 x 6 bolt 9390 195 lockwasher 9404 041 and nut 9394 020 secure the 2 1 2 weigh bar 5 Using a 1 x 7 bolt 9390 197 lockwasher 9404 041 and nut 9395 020 secure the clevis hitch 200004 Use the pin 250490 and two snap rings 94142 to secure the single tang hitch 250494 J BOX INSTALLATION 1 Install junction box on the ba...

Page 52: ...lay will count from 1200 to 200 Lbs for a total of 1000 Lbs To Zero Balance the Scale 1 Press the NET GROSS key and within three seconds 2 Press the ZERO key Turn ON the scale 1 Press ON 250955 Turning OFF the Scale 1 Press OFF The ZERO BALANCE will balance off trailer bin or platform weight The ZERO message is displayed and the scale is placed in the GROSS mode Pressing only the ZERO key will cau...

Page 53: ...ESS TARE will scroll across the display NOTE The scale is in NET mode if there is a flashing arrow pointing toward the NET text just above the TARE key NOTE The scale is in GROSS mode if there is a flashing arrow pointing toward the GROSS text just above the NET GROSS key To Select Net Mode Net mode displays the weight change after a TARE has been performed TARE is a temporary zero or refer ence p...

Page 54: ...o the frame The alarm output is fused for a maximum drain of 10 amps The remote alarm con nection may also be used for motor control purposes when used with a relay Load Cell Connection The indicator is designed to operate with strain gage load cells The indicator will normally be supplied with a J BOX cable going between the scale and the load cell junction box Extension Kits are available from y...

Page 55: ...ttempt to calibrate the scale if the indicator is not reading stable weights The calibration procedure will not fix instability inconsistencies or flashing RANGE messages THIS INDICATOR WAS CALIBRATED AT THE FACTORY TO WEIGH ACCURATELY WITH YOUR SYSTEM ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION IS NOT NECESSARY UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS WARNING It is important to use an average of several weights before calibrating the...

Page 56: ... SETUP and CAL numbers The first message displayed is SETUP Next the actual SETUP number is displayed If the correct SETUP number is displayed press ON to advance to the CAL number When the correct SETUP number is displayed press the ON key to advance to the CAL number This displays the CAL message followed by the CAL number The CAL number is not a weight It is a reference value the indicator uses...

Page 57: ...yed is SETUP 3 Press the TARE key to select the far left digit as the flashing digit 4 Press the NET GROSS key to increment the flashing digit Change the 1 to 5 5 Press the ON key to advance to the cal number The cal message is displayed Then the cal number When the 1 was changed to a 5 in the setup number the cal number was automatically re calibrated to kgs 6 Press ON to exit setup Next the actu...

Page 58: ... up on the keys 250955 To change scale upper range The first message displayed is SETUP 3 Press the TARE key to select the 6 600000 as the flashing digit 4 Press the NET GROSS key to increment the flashing digit Change the 6 to 7 700000 or desired higher number 5 Press ON to exit setup Next the actual SETUP number is dis played with the far right digit flashing 04 01 02 9850 ...

Page 59: ... the Downloader Module to the Interface Cable 5 Start the Downloader program by typing DLOAD Use DLOADER if you want to save only new data to your file 6 Follow the onscreen instructions to Display Save or Print your data 7 Clear the Downloader Module when you have finished so that more data can be stored into it 250955 Refer to the Manufacturer s Operation and Installation Manual for complete ins...

Page 60: ...2 and the other in pin 3 of either load cell connector jack on the indicator Hold one paper clip in each hand If they touch it will not damage the indicator While inserting the paper clips does the reading on the indicator jump around and or settle on the number 1 on the left side of the display Connect both load cells one at a time to the other connector on the indicator Do both load cells weigh ...

Page 61: ...nage sharecropping arrangements between landlord and tenant particularly when grain needs to be delivered to multiple sites Ø Know exactly what you have placed in storage on the farm Ø Record exactly what you take out of storage and haul to the elevator Scales can be easily installed to your Brent grain cart at any time without any modification The scale investment increases the grain cart s trade...

Page 62: ...3 14 NOTES ...

Page 63: ...B1651100 Thru B18260999 672 S N B1649100 Thru B17480999 Tarp Installation 4 4 674 S N B1651100 Thru B18260999 672 S N B1649100 Thru B17480999 Tarp Parts 674 Beginning S N B18590100 4 8 Tarp Installation 674 Beginning S N B18590100 4 10 01 22 01 ...

Page 64: ...4 2 250932 11 13 97 ...

Page 65: ...1 End Plug Tube 9001549 1 22 Adhesive Plastic 2 Gram Tube 9001550 1 23 Stretch Cord 198 Lg 9001571 Cut Length per Instructions 24 Bow 9001565 4 25 Bracket Bow Long 9001933 8 26 Self Tapping Screw 8 32 x 3 8 9002105 1 27 Insert Round 1 1 8 Tube 9001555 2 28 Stop Tarp 9001556 3 29 Cap Tarp Stop 9001557 3 30 Installation Instructions 9001558 1 31 Decal Caution Operation 9001559 1 32 Latch Plate Front...

Page 66: ...ts from side boards Punch out a set of knockouts for each bow 3 Assemble bow brackets 25 to left side board See Fig 3 4 Assemble latch plate 32 and bow brackets 25 to right side boards See Fig 3 5 Install bows 24 in brackets 25 See Fig 3 6 Weld two halves of ridge pole 36 see Table 1 Step 9 for length Install brackets 35 and ridge pole 36 to front and rear boards See Fig 3 270917 2 Fig 3 270917 3 ...

Page 67: ...together Clean weld around tube to prevent damage to tarp Insert 2 tube assembly 33 in tarp with spline to rear See Fig 7 8 Unfold tarp 37 Weld two halves of 1 1 8 fixed tube 34 see Table 1 for overall length Insert tube in end of tarp Install end cap 27 in tube See Fig 5 Fig 7 270917 7 Fig 6 270917 6 10 The rolling tube 33 and tarp 37 must be flush as shown Where straps join tarp drill 1 8 pilot ...

Page 68: ...tension 14 into U joint and secure with spring pin 12 Insert handle 13 into ex tension 14 and secure with capscrew 2 and locknut 7 See Fig 11 Fig 11 270917 11 13 Lift tarp 37 with tubes 33 34 onto top of left side boards See Fig 9 270917 8 Fig 8 270917 10 11 Assemble pvc pipes 18 19 and con nectors 20 as required with plastic adhesive 22 See Fig 8 12 Insert knotted stretch rope 23 through flatwash...

Page 69: ... Failure to install the de cal and follow the instructions will void warranty 16 Install crank standoff 15 to wagon or cart OPTIONAL Install crank stand off with U bolts to rear ladder Attach crank retainer 16 and bush ing 17 with capscrew 1 See Fig 12 17 Unroll tarp and let hang over edge of box Pull stretch rope until all slack has been removed from the roll re turn assembly Mark the stretch rop...

Page 70: ...4 8 234913 MODELS 672 674 TARP 04 01 02 ...

Page 71: ...Holder w Pin Hdwe 9003096 2 15 Rubber Ring 97166 2 16 Pop Rivet 3 16 Large Flange 97172 4 17 Cartridge Tube Red Front 9003084 1 18 Cartridge Tube Black Rear 9003085 1 19 Bolt 9003086 2 20 Self Tapping Screw 3 8 x 1 96972 8 21 Decal Adjust Ratchets 105876 2 22 Bracket 250881B 4 23 Bow Weldment 251211B 4 24 Cap Front 250880B 2 142 7 8 Lg 25 Crank Tube Holder 96970 1 26 Stop 266689B 4 27 Cap Plastic ...

Page 72: ...1 4 x 1 self threading screws 36 See Fig 2 Fig 1 4 Insert the bows 23 into the slots in the left side board Retain with 3 8 x 1 flange screw 29 and flange nut 30 See Fig 4 251915 2 Fig 3 251915 3 3 Assemble the bow brackets 22 to the right side panel or side board with 3 8 x 3 4 flange screws 31 and flange nuts 30 See Fig 3 5 Position the bows under the right side brackets 22 and retain with 3 8 x...

Page 73: ...ne up then insert rivet and fasten See Fig 7 8 Fig 7 251915 7 Fig 6 251915 6 8 Insert the small 1 tube by sliding it into the small pocket of the tarp Align the holes at one end and fasten with a rivet At the other end pull on the tarp by hand to stretch it until the holes match Install remaining rivets See Fig 8 INSTALLATION TIP Tarp is designed to be stretched the length of the tube to reduce wr...

Page 74: ...r use and color coded for assembly 9 Slide the rubber ring on the roll tube about 2 inches Then insert the black end of the spring into the black spool so the spring tab extends through the small hole in the spool Slide the spring with spool over the black end of the roll tube so that the cartridge tube extends through the center hole of the spool ATTACHING SPOOLS TO ROLL TUBE C ROLL TARP ASSEMBLY...

Page 75: ...ING RATCHETS 14 When the cable is wound on the spool and attached to the ratchet hook pull down on the ratchet with one hand and with the other hand activate the release on the ratchet to extend the strap to the mark on the strap By doing this you will have set the ratchet to the correct mounting height If for some reason you cannot mount the ratchet at this height lower it slightly to the closest...

Page 76: ...ool turns Watch the tensioning channel on the side of the spool proper tension is achieved when the tension channel is level at the bottom See Fig 15 CABLE TENSION 251915 15 Fig 15 INSTALLATION TIP Tighten the ratchet an additional two clicks past level Then open and close tarp system approximately five times This allows cable to seat in spool grooves and tarp material to pull snug Now check tensi...

Page 77: ...ing crank in holders n n n n n n n n n n n n n n INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE Periodic preventive maintenance should be practiced Inspect tarp and hardware often for abrasions or loosened bolts that may need adjustment and or repair Check cables for wear and adjust tension whenever needed Cable spools are factory greased but over time and use may require re greasing If installed correctly tarp shoul...

Page 78: ...inding on roll tube need cleaning and regreasing 1 Spools may be binding on roll tube need cleaning and regreasing 2 Cable tension may be too loose Check level of tension channels for proper tension 3 Tarp has been altered or improperly repaired 1 Bows may be bent or adjusted too low 2 Missing or loose ridge strap 3 Cable tension may be too loose Check level of tension channels for proper tension ...

Page 79: ...4 17 NOTES ...

Page 80: ...TCMANUALS PM5 250475 092995 1 REV092203 122904 2 FEMA FARMEQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS A S S O C I A T I O N MEMBER ...

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