HARVEST H1392, Assembly Manual

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Read and understand this page prior to operation!
Do not operate with guards missing!
Shut tractor off prior to attaching or working with PTO shafts!
Augers and attchments
After the auger has been positioned, block the tires, front & rear so the auger cannot roll.
Make sure to keep all body parts away from hitch and pto area during operations.
Attach the auger pto shaft to the tractor pto shaft by sliding the knurled collar latch sleeve toward the center of
the knuckle cross, then push the auger pto shaft onto the tractor pto shaft until the knuled latch sleeve locks the
pto shaft into the groove on the tractor pto shaft.
After making sure the area around the auger pto shaft and swing hopper is clear of people and any loose articles,
slowly engage the tractor pto shaft.
With the auger running slow, gradually increase the pto rpm until it reaches operating speed and begin the
augering process.
Once the load is empty, let the auger run long enough to empty the auger and then shut off the tractor pto shaft.
After the first load has been unloaded and the pto shaft shut off, check the following:
1) Check all fasteners. Make sure they are tight and in the proper position.
2) Check position of sprockets. All sprockets should run inline with each other.
3) Check chain tension. Make sure idler sprocket hasn’t moved & chain has the proper tension.
4) Check all set screws. Set screws should be tightened to hold sprockets, couplers, & keys in place.
Lubrication Intervals:
PTO Shaft – grease every 50 hours of operation, both ends of pto shaft with high quality multi-lith grease
Bearings – grease every 50 hours of operation with high quality grease
Drive Chain –
lube daily or more with high quality chain lube
Toolbars
Make sure to keep all body parts away from hitch and PTO area during operations.
If using a PTO Attach PTO shaft to the tractor PTO shaft by sliding the knurled collar latch sleeve toward the center of the
knuckle cross, then push the PTO shaft onto the tractor PTO shaft until the knurled latch sleeve locks the PTO shaft into
the groove on the tractor PTO shaft.
Lubrication Intervals:
PTO Shaft –
grease every 50 hours of operation, both ends of pto shaft with high quality multi-lith grease
Bearings – grease every 50 hours of operation with high quality grease
Head trailers
Lubrication Intervals:
Bearings –
grease every 50 hours of operation with high quality grease