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Grange Machinery Ltd.
Sproatley Grange
Hull
HU11 4PT
M: 07918 515385
T: 01482 815711
E: [email protected]
W: www.grangemachinery.co.uk
Grange Machinery Ltd.
Sproatley Grange
Hull
HU11 4PT
M: 07918 515385
T: 01482 815711
E: [email protected]
W: www.grangemachinery.co.uk
8.0 Component identification
Fig’s 3.0 below identifies the main components. The operator must familiarise
themselves with all adjustment functions and component location in both transport
and field working modes before commencing operations. When going from the
transport mode to working mode for the Grange 3m LDT always make sure no
people are in distance of been hurt or trapped.
8.1 Soil engaging components & Main Frame
When not in use the Grange 3m LDT must be stored
on level hard standing, as illustrated in fig 2.0. If
the machines are unhitched in the field overnight,
support plates might be required under the two
stands to prevent the machines weight forcing the
supports into the soil.
7.0 Storage of machinery when not in use
FIG 2.0: GRANGE 3M LDT STORED CORRECTLY ON HARDSTANDING
FIG 3.0 COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
POINTS
LOW DISTURBANCE LEGS
