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SAFETY

SECTION 1

Safety Symbols

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Safe

Operation

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General

Operating

Safety

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Maintenance

Safety

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Transport

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Storage

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Safe

Service

Procedure

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Tire Service

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Handling

Chemicals

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Safe Welding

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Safety

Warning

Decals

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Summary of Contents for RoboMax

Page 1: ...ER Model 4132506 New Holland OPERATOR S MANUAL Brouwer Turf 23324 Woodbine Avenue Keswick Ontario Canada L4P 3E9 Tel 905 476 6222 Fax 905 476 6744 Web Site www brouwerturf com info kesmac com KM99173 April 2017 Revision D ...

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Page 3: ...Turf Harvester Operator s Manual Contents Foreword Section 1 Safety Section 2 Controls Section 3 Operation Section 4 Maintenance Lubrication Section 5 Adjustments Section 6 Auto Steer ...

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Page 5: ...rators who cannot read or understand them WARNING The Brouwer Robomax Turf Harvesters are designed for safe efficient operation and must not be used for any purpose other than that for which they are designed Prior to being shipped from the manufacturer the machines are inspected to insure that all safety guards shields and warning safety operating decals are correctly positioned and secure Before...

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Page 7: ...bols 1 1 Safe Operation 1 2 General Operating Safety 1 3 1 4 Maintenance Safety 1 4 1 6 Transport and Storage 1 7 Safe Service Procedure 1 7 Tire Service 1 7 Handling Chemicals 1 7 Safe Welding 1 8 Safety Warning Decals 1 9 1 11 ...

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Page 9: ...l injury and or property damage result from any of the above DANGER TO PREVENT POSSIBLE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH Under no circumstances is any service or maint enance work to be performed on the machine until THE ENGINE IS SWITCHED OFF THE IGNITION KEY IS REMOVED THE CAB DOOR IS LOCKED SAFETY This Symbol means ATTENTION BECOME ALERT Your safety and that of others is involved Signal word definitions...

Page 10: ...achine Riders can be injured by foreign objects or can be thrown off the machine Also they may obstruct the ability of the operator or the operators view resulting in unsafe operation of the machine 1 02 SAFETY The warning safety decals must be kept clean legible and undamaged Do not operate the machine if any decals are missing or damaged Obtain new decals from the factory Do not operate the mach...

Page 11: ... Never start the engine from the ground Start only from the operator s seat with the transmission in NEUTRAL and park brake ON SAFETY Transporting Exercise caution when loading or unloading the machine on or off a truck or trailer Ensure that the machine is properly blocked and secured during transport Operating Do not change the engine governor setting or over speed the engine WARNING Work in a v...

Page 12: ...ow bar failing The harvester becoming unstable and tipping 1 04 The following procedures are recommended If possible reverse the machine out if it is mired in mud Dig mud out from behind the wheels Place boards behind under the wheels and reverse out slowly Keep bystanders clear of the rear of the machine Dig mud out from in front of the wheels and drive ahead slowly Maintenance Safety WARNING Do ...

Page 13: ...Y Hydraulic System WARNING The RoboMax Hydraulic System operates under high pressure To prevent serious injury from hot high pressure oil Never check for leaks with bare hands Use cardboard paper or wood High pressure oil can penetrate the skin If it is injected into the skin it must be surgically removed within a few hours by a doctor familiar with this type of injury Failure to do so may result ...

Page 14: ...5 to 30 minutes Get medical help immediately 1 06 If acid is swallowed Do not induce vomiting Drink large quantities of water or milk but do not exceed 2 liters 2 Quarts Get medical help immediately Battery Charging Charge batteries in an open well ventilated area away from sparks or open flame Unplug the charger before connecting or disconnecting the battery Jump Starting Check that the Jumper ca...

Page 15: ...erienced and qualified personnel dismantle wheel assemblies SAFETY CAUTION Operating the machine with loose wheel lug nuts will result in damage to and require the replace ment of wheel assembly components Always maintain the correct tire pressures Do not inflate tires above the recommended oper ating pressure shown on the side wall WARNING Never weld or heat a wheel tire assembly The heat can cau...

Page 16: ...f solvent or stripper is used wash them off with soapy water before doing any welding Remove any stripper or solvent containers and other flammable material from the area Allow a minimum of 15 minutes for fumes to disperse before welding Do not use chlorinated solvent in areas where welding will be done Do all work in an area that is well ventilated to allow fumes and or dust to disperse CAUTION D...

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Page 21: ...LED Counter 2 1 Depth of Cut 2 2 Main Conveyor Lift 2 2 Manual Over Ride Controls 2 2 Control Panel and Screen 2 3 Initial Start 2 3 Stacking Pattern Selection 2 3 Inactive Stacking 2 4 Active Stacking 2 5 Step Sequence 2 5 Active Pallet Full 2 6 Inactive Pallet Full 2 7 Manual Mode 2 8 Pallet Dispenser 2 9 ...

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Page 23: ...tter Blade speed with Control Knob H Rotate the control clockwise to increase the blade speed Rotate it counterclockwise to reduce the blade speed Main Conveyor The Main Conveyor drive is engaged or disengaged with Rocker Switch D The Conveyor speed is controlled with Control Knob I Rotate the Control Knob clockwise to increase the speed Rotate it counterclockwise to reduce speed Pallet Injector T...

Page 24: ... the Main Conveyor and Cutter Head push the lever forward To raise the Main Conveyor and Cutter Head pull the lever rearward Manual Over Ride Controls CAUTION Do not operate the Manual Over Ride Controls when the Harvester Switch is ON These controls allow manual control of Robotic Arm Gripper Head and Indexing Conveyor bad roll ejection The engine must be running and the Harvester Switch in the O...

Page 25: ...e Stacking Pattern Selection Screen after the flashing red WAIT in top left corner goes out Stacking Pattern Selection Screen The Stacking Pattern Selection Screen allows the operator to select the number of rolls on each pallet Press the left arrowed pad A prev or the right arrowed pad B next to toggle between the selections Press Pad 1 start to bring up the Inactive Stacking Screen 2 03 ...

Page 26: ...econds Pad 3 reset pallet counter to reset the pallet counter to zero Press Pad 4 empty pallet to indicate a new pallet An empty pallet will be display ed and the pallet roll quantity is reset to zero The forks will not move in Inactive Screen Press Pad 8 roll adv to advance the Index Conveyor one position Press the UP Arrow Pad A add to incr ease the sod roll diameter in increments of 0 10 inch P...

Page 27: ...ts of 0 10 inch Press the DOWN Arrow Pad B sub to de crease the sod roll diameter in increments of 0 10 in Press the OK Pad C diag to display the Diagnostic Screen Step Sequence Screen The Step Sequence Screen is displayed when the Step Sequence Pad OK on the Inactive Stacking Screen is Pressed Press Pad 1 OK to return to the Inactive Stacking Screen Press the Left Arrow Pad D prev to re move five...

Page 28: ...or three seconds Pad 3 Reset Pallet Counter to reset the Pallet Counter to zero Press Pad 4 Roll Eject to activate the bad roll ejection Press Pad 8 Roll Adv to advance the Index Conveyor Press the UP Arrow Pad A Add to increase the sod roll diameter in increments of 0 10 inch Press the DOWN Arrow Pad B Sub to de crease the sod roll diameter in increments of 0 10 Press the Left Arrow Pad D Pallet ...

Page 29: ... displayed and pallet roll quantity is reset to zero The pallet will not raise until you go to Active Screen Press Pad 8 to advance the Indexing Conveyor one position Press the UP Arrow Pad A Add to increase the sod roll diameter in increments of 0 10 inch Press the DOWN Arrow Pad B Sub to de crease the sod roll diameter in increments of 0 10 inch Press the OK Pad C Step Seq to display the Step Se...

Page 30: ...ated at the left rear of the machine The Pallet Lift Forks Lift and Lower functions are controlled from the Screen Press Pad 1 OK to return to the Inactive Pallet Full Screen or the Inactive Stacking Screen Press Pad 3 UP to raise the Pallet Lift Forks Press Pad 4 DOWN to lower the Pallet Lift Forks NOTE Refer to page 2 2 for the Manual Over Ride Control Levers Operation 2 08 ...

Page 31: ...l start When the pallet has been dispensed onto the pallet forks press Pad 1 start The display will return to Screen 1 Press Pad 2 empty pallet to raise the forks back to the stacking position CAUTION If seven rolls are on the Index Conveyor the FULL PALLET SCREEN 2 must first be raised to the top position using the Pallet UP Arrow or change the Index Conveyor number to lower than seven before pre...

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Page 33: ...tarter Tray 3 2 Starter Gate 3 2 Roll Up Conveyor 3 3 Index Conveyor 3 3 Roll Flap Stabilizer 3 3 Bad Roll Ejection 3 3 Robotic Arm 3 4 Gripper Head 3 4 Pallet Lift Forks 3 4 Pallet Dispenser 3 5 Pallet Specification 3 5 Pre Operation Warm Up Procedure 3 6 Operating Instructions 3 7 3 9 ...

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Page 35: ...EED SETTING When starting to harvest the Cutter Blade oper The main Conveyor speed should be adjusted to provide ation should be started before the Main Conveyor a space of four to six inches between the sod pieces as and Cutter head are lowered to the ground to they travel up the conveyor This initiates the actuation reduce shock loads to the Cutter Motor of the Index Conveyor Sensor If the space...

Page 36: ...top the Eject Conveyor that ejects the Roll onto the Indexing Conveyor as the Conveyor moves back one position The first Bar F behind the Starter Gate has a row of Pins G that protrude through the Bar in approx The Pins grip the turf as it starts to roll up If the turf passes through but does not roll up tap the Pins IN until they protrude to 5 8 in The Pins wear with use and must be adjusted or r...

Page 37: ...D holds the sod roll as it is transferred to the Index Conveyor The position of the Roll Flap is controlled by setting the tooth count using the and Buttons on the Control Panel LED Display see page 2 1 The teeth are on a Sprocket E located at the left rear of the Main Conveyor They are counted by a Proximity Sensor F Increasing the tooth count moves the Roll Flap counter clockwise Decreasing the ...

Page 38: ...cally lifts the sod rolls from the Index Conveyor B to the Pallet Gripper Head The Controller is also programmed to control the squeeze function and manipulation of the Gripper Fingers C Pallet Lift Forks The Pallet Lift Forks D are lowered automatically by the Controller as the layers of sod are added to the pallet When the stacking is complete the loaded pallet is lowered to the ground There are...

Page 39: ... operation is by hydraulic cylinders The cylinders are controlled by the Controller and Pallet Dispenser Operating Position Proximity Sensors Stowed Position The Pallet Dispenser Assembly can be manually rotated from its operating position to a stowed position This reduces the width of the machine for convenience when shipping or transporting Pallet Dispenser Stowed Position Pallet Specifications ...

Page 40: ... the normal oil operating temperature is indicated on the temperature read out on the Control Panel Screen Place the System in manual mode Using the Manual Control Levers at the rear left side of the machine operate the following through several cycles Robotic Arm Lift and Lower Robotic Arm Rotation Robotic Arm Extend Gripper Head Rotation Roll Eject CAUTION To prevent damage to the Cut off mechan...

Page 41: ...al mode to create the edge for the Auto Steer Guide Shoe to work against The initial strip must be cut straight to ensure that the Auto Steer operates properly Refer to Auto Steer Section Lower the Cutter Head by moving the Main Conveyor Control Lever FORWARD until the Conveyor Lift Chain is slack IMPORTANT The Conveyor Lift Cylinder Safety Lock must be released before lowering the Cutter Head Inc...

Page 42: ...ls are needed to finish the pallet A warning lamp blinks when there are three more rolls to go When the 5th piece of sod is cut and starts up the Main Conveyor the operator must stop the forward travel of the harvester The Robotic Arm picks up the rolls for the last layer after the 5th Roll is placed on the Index Conveyor Pallet Full and Insert new Pallet After 44 54 64 or 74 Rolls depending on th...

Page 43: ...artial pallet are on the pallet stop the forward travel of the harvester Press and Hold Pad 5 for Full Pallet Screen and then proceed normal operation Suggestions for better Stacking Brouwer incorporates the latest technology for mobile equipment in the electronics and hydraulic systems on its harvesters to ensure that the customer has reliable and user friendly automatic machines The operation of...

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Page 45: ...per Head Pallet Lift Forks Manifold 4 4 Proportional Valves Stack 4 5 Conveyor Lift Safety Lock 4 6 Cutter Drive V Belt 4 6 4 7 Crankshaft Assembly 4 8 4 10 Main Conveyor Drive 4 11 Crown Roller 4 11 Mat Tension Idler 4 11 Mid Idler Mat Support 4in Roller Drive 4 11 Rubber Conveyor Mat Splices and Clips 4 12 Installation 4 13 Mintex Metal Mat 4 14 Rubber Conveyor Mat Sliders 4 15 Roll up Conveyor ...

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Page 47: ... Change Hydraulic Oil X Change Main In Tank Filter X Change High Pressure Filter X X MACHINE Check Fasteners and Fitting X Check Chains and Sprockets X Check Tire Pressure NOTE Front Tire Pressure 30 psi Left Rear Tire is ballasted with Calcium Chloride solution to Right Rear Tire Pressure 34 psi x balance conveyor weight A special Gauge is required to check Left Rear Tire Pressure 18 psi the pres...

Page 48: ...ided to keep the oil temperature within the operating range The Cooling Fans will switch on automatically when the oil reaches a set temperature measured by a sending unit in the hydraulic tank All external hydraulics are routed through manifolds that direct the oil flow to the Motors and Cylinders Each manifold is marked to aid in the hose routing and trouble shooting Their are several bulkheads ...

Page 49: ...e against spring pressure at the same time turn it counter clockwise to remove it Check the Top Plate O Ring E Replace it if it is damaged Clean the Magnet F of any metallic residue Remove the used Cartridge G from the tank Install a new Cartridge Check that the O Ring is correctly seated in the Top Plate and all surfaces are clean Refit the Top Plate by pressing DOWN and turning clockwise to loca...

Page 50: ...efully unscrew the Valve Spool Assembly from the Manifold Use a magnet to reach in and remove the faulty Orifice from the Manifold Install the new Orifice Check that the O Ring under the head of the Valve Spool Assembly is not damaged replace if necessary Screw the Valve Spool Assembly into the Manifold Refit the Coil C and Nut B Tighten the Nut to 12 ft lbs Do not over tighten the Nut as it may r...

Page 51: ...the Robotic Arm There is also a valve that controls the operation of the Roll Eject All functions are controlled by the on board computer The Proportional Valves can also be manually oper ated for the Robotic Arm and the Index Conveyor This may be necessary if the computer is malfunc tioning when the system is set to manual mode or during service procedures Relief pressure in the manifold is set a...

Page 52: ...ety Lock A is installed to prevent the Lift Cylinder retracting from accidental operation or from loss of hydraulic pressure Raise the Conveyor fully to fit the Cylinder Lock into place Cutter Drive V Belt Remove Install Raise the Cutter Head and place the Cylinder Lock A in position Loosen the Drive Motor Mounting Bolts B and the Drive Belt Tension Adjuster C Push the Motor down to slacken the Dr...

Page 53: ...nstall the new Drive Belt and re assemble in the reverse order Take care to tighten all fasteners to their correct torque To adjust the tension of the Drive Belt With the Drive Motor mounting bolts loose turn the Drive Belt Adjusting Nut K clockwise to tension the belt until there is to 3 8 inch de flection at a point midway between the Drive Motor and the Crankshaft sheaves Tighten the mounting b...

Page 54: ... the Connecting Rod Retainer Bolt C Use a Puller to remove the Connecting Rod and Bearings from the Crankshaft Remove the Snap Rings D and press the Bearings E out of the Connecting Rod To install new Bearings Before installing new bearings the Grease Seal F on one side of the bearing must be removed Pack the bearings with grease Bearings must be installed with the remaining Grease Seal facing out...

Page 55: ...haft but do not tighten the Taper Lock Bushing Bolts it will have to be aligned with the Drive Motor Sheave when the Crank Shaft Assembly is installed in the frame IMPORTANT If the Crankshaft Assembly is for a 24 inch machine the Driven Sheave must be fitted with the Taper Lock Bushing Facing as shown This gives clearance from the Counter Balance Weight E and allows the Bushing Bolts B to be remov...

Page 56: ...iven Sheave See page 4 9 On re assembly the Counter Balance Weight should be located against the Bearing Lock Collar IMPORTANT When installing the 24 inch Crank Shaft Assembly into the frame the Shim Plates D must be fitted between the Bearing Flange and the Frame to allow the Counterweights to clear the Frame Installing Crankshaft Assembly Fit a new Drive Belt over the Drive Motor Sheave Carefull...

Page 57: ...aft Bearing D See following pages for alignment procedure IMPORTANT The Crown Roller Must be set so that the Sod Guide Bracket does not foul against the Conveyor Mat during operation Initially set the Crown Roller at the mid point of adjust ment determined by the back stroke of the Cutter Blade and with allowance for the thickness of the Conveyor Mat Also allow for some forward movement of the ass...

Page 58: ...l and installation of the Mat Splices Type A is for use with Air Power Type B is for use with a hand tool MAT SPLICE INSTALLATION Mat Clips The Metal Mat Clips will wear and need replacing Use a chisel or similar tool to open them up for removal A Special Tool Part No KD89998 is available to make installation fast and safe WARNING Do not operate the Conveyor unless the Stud Ends have been broken o...

Page 59: ...ides of the frame Do not fully tighten the fasteners to allow for final alignment adjustment CAUTION Adjustments must be done by two people One person to operate the controls and the other to make the adjustments Run the Conveyor at LOW SPEED Observe if the mat tracks to the left inner side of the frame tap the right side Adjust ing Wedge down If the mat tracks to the right outer side of the frame...

Page 60: ...the Mat openings If the Teeth contact the side face of the Links it will result in excessive and prema ture wear to the Sprockets and the Mat and early failure of the Mat IMPORTANT Replace the Sprocket Teeth when they become Worn Worn teeth can cause serious damage to the Mat Mintex Mat Adjust Length The Mintex Mat will stretch during use To prevent it from jumping over the Sprocket Teeth it can b...

Page 61: ... to the Sliders and Lock nuts Remove the four Lock nuts that hold the Slider in place and remove it from the Frame When installing new Sliders allowance must be made for expansion and contraction due to temperature changes Do not fully tighten the T Bolts they should be snug tight To prevent damage to the Sliders the Flat head Screws must not be tightened too much NOTE It is recommended that if on...

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Page 65: ... 3 Index Conveyor 5 3 Roll End Sensor Sensor Flag Setting 5 4 Cut Off Blade Depth Adjustment 5 4 Spring Cam Eccentric Setting 5 4 Cut Off Blade 5 5 Pitch Angle Pitch Adjustment 5 5 5 6 Ground Roller Scraper Sod Guides 5 6 Roll Up Conveyor Roll Up Sprockets 5 7 Roll Flap Stabilizer 5 7 Main Conveyor Alignment 5 8 Cutter Head Alignment 5 8 Pallet Lift Forks Sensors 5 9 ...

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Page 67: ...he Idler Pulley C Remove the Chain from the Cam Sprocket D Back off the Set Screw in the Cam Sprocket early units have Taper Lock Bushings and remove it from the Cam Shaft If the sprocket combinations chosen make it necessary to change the Roller Sprocket Remove the Bolts from the Roller Sprocket Taper Lock Bushing E Fit the bolts into the threaded holes and tighten them to release the Taper Lock ...

Page 68: ...the type of soil will also affect the length of the sod after it is cut Cut Off Cam Return Cam and Return Cam Stop As the sod length is cut to before the Cutting Blade has completed its cut under the full length a Return Cam A fitted on the outer end of the Cut Off Camshaft B and Return Cam Stop C fitted on the Frame ensure a uni form cut length of the first piece of sod When the Return Cam A reac...

Page 69: ... is adjustable This determines the location of the Roll Cleats and ensures that the Rolls drop onto the Index Conveyor between the Roll Cleats Adjustment is made by repositioning the Sensor Flag relative to the Sensor IMPORTANT When adjusting the Sensor Flag Start with it centered on the Sensor then rotate it in small increments to obtain the correct setting To adjust the Conveyor position Pull ba...

Page 70: ...s until the face of the Sensor is 1 to 3mm from the Sensor Flag Tighten the Locknuts Cut Off Blade Depth Adjustment The Cut Off Blade must be kept sharp The Depth of Cut should be just deep enough to ensure a clean cut The Cut Off Frame F should make only light contact with the Rubber Stops G The Spring Shaft H is located in the center position at the factory normally this provides correct spring ...

Page 71: ...he angle that the Cutter Blade makes relative to the ground The Pitch Angle is set at the factory for average cutting conditions Pitch Angle can be adjusted to improve cutting perfor mance in soft or hard soils In soft conditions the Pitch Angle should be set so that the Cutting Blade is almost parallel to the ground In hard soil the Blade Angle should be increased this maintains the correct cutti...

Page 72: ...action In soft soils or excessive thatch rolling the area to be cut before harvesting will result in easier cutting and a better quality tighter roll In stoney ground conditions it is advisable to move the Roller forward to allow small stones to pass between the Blade and the Roller The increase in clearance can be up to 2 or 2 inches Insufficient clearance from Roller to Blade causes a pinching a...

Page 73: ... Front Idler Assembly must be set so that Mat is just clear of the front cross member This prevents the sod from getting jammed and disrupting the operation The Rear Idler Assembly adjusts the upper Mintex Mat to allow enough slack so that the mat can be pressed Roll up Sprockets down 1 inches between the front and rear sprockets Roll Up Drive 16 inch Machine When adjusting the shafts to tension t...

Page 74: ... the Bolts to move the Block E to the front or to the rear until the Conveyor Frame is parallel to the tractor when viewed from in front of the harvester Fully tighten Locknuts A and C when the adjustment is completed Cutter Head Tracking Alignment The Cutter Head must track in line with the Main Conv eyor to ensure that the sod is not cut at an angle resulting in cone shaped rolls To adjust the C...

Page 75: ...t is injected this is detected by Proximity Sensor C and the operator presses the EMPTY PALLET Pad to return the empty pallet to the upper position ready to start a new operating cycle Pallet Lift Forks Sensors The Proximity Sensors A1 Upper A2 Middle and A3 Lower must be adjusted so that the face of the Sensor is 1 to 3mm from the Pallet Lift Sensor Flag B To adjust the Sensor Flag Switch the Rob...

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Page 77: ...S Cutting Starting Strip 6 1 Cam Roller and Roller Arm Position 6 1 6 2 Fine Adjust Control 6 3 Shoe Arm Adjustment 6 3 Guide Shoe Adjustment 6 4 Re Set Cylinder Chain Adjustment 6 4 Stop Bolt Adjustment 6 4 Tracking Adjustment 6 5 Sensitivity Adjustment 6 6 ...

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Page 79: ...ut edge of the turf Switch the Auto Steer ON with Rocker Switch A on the Control Panel NOTE If the Guide Shoe lowers on the un cut turf when the Auto Steer is switched ON switch the Auto Steer OFF The re set cylinder will move the Guide Shoe off the un cut turf then switch the Auto Steer back ON Fig 6 02 Fig 6 03 Select 1st Gear Lower the Cutting Head Continue cutting the second strip use the Fine...

Page 80: ...6 06 Back off the Setscrew that clamps the Roller Arm to Fig 6 05 the Roller Shaft See Fig 6 07 Use a flat blade screwdriver to turn the Stop Pin to its mid point of travel in the cavity Hold the Stop Pin in this position The Sensor Valve Internal Spool will now be in the NEUTRAL position Fig 6 07 Push the Roller Arm until the Roller is hard against the Cam Adjust the Roller Arm up or down on the ...

Page 81: ...cut edge of turf Remove Clevis End A from Top Lever Arm C Loosen the Shoe Arm Clamp Bolt B The Top Lever Arm C should rotate clockwise approx imately 60 degrees releasing the spring tension If the Lever Arm rotates back less than 60 degrees re set it by Loosening the Clamp Bolt D and turning the Lever Arm to the required setting Tighten the Clamp Bolt D Fit a 1 in wrench on the Lever Arm Boss and ...

Page 82: ...es past the cut edge and onto the un cut turf IMPORTANT The Re set Cylinder chain links must be adjusted before the adjustment to the Stop Bolt See Fig 6 13 STOP BOLT ADJUSTMENT Fig 6 12 Fig 6 13 The Stop Bolt determines where the Guide Shoe will drop on the ground when the Auto Steer is activated For most harvesting conditions the Stop Bolt is adjusted to place the Guide Shoe 1 to 2 inches from t...

Page 83: ... lock Fig 6 15 Position the Guide Shoe against the cut edge of turf Fit a 1 in wrench on the Top Lever Arm Boss C Continue below Fig 6 16 Use the wrench on the Lever Arm to rotate the Cam until the inch hole in the Cam aligns with the hole Fig 6 15 in the Support Plate Insert a in Bolt D in the holes to lock the Cam in place The Sensor Valve will now be in the NEUTRAL position Fig 6 17 To prevent ...

Page 84: ...ening the Lever Arm Clamp Bolt Fig 18 On initial set up the Cable End from the Sensitivity Valve is attached at the outer hole maximum sensitivity in the Top Lever Arm Operating conditions may require adjustment to the degree of sensitivity Fig 6 18 To decrease sensitivity move the Rod End Clevis progressively inward on the Lever Arm to obtain the desired setting 6 06 ...

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