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AAA-055-00188

Jaylor Owner Manual

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5000 Series Truck Mount Models

CUSTOMER REFERENCE INFORMATION

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Page 1: ...Owner Manual 5425TM 5575TM 5650TM 5750TM 5850TM 51000TM 51250TM 0208_Jaylor_ManuaL_Cover_2013_TruckMount indd 1 02 09 2014 4 14 25 PM ...

Page 2: ...Locations 14 How to Install Safety Signs 16 11 Operation OVERVIEW 16 12 Machine Components 17 13 Pre Operation Checklist 19 14 Breaking In 20 Before Starting 20 After Operating for hour 20 After operating for 5 hours and 10 hours 20 15 Controls 21 Weighing 21 Restrictor Blades 22 Control Console and Joystick 23 16 Door Configurations 24 Front Center Discharge 24 Rear Door Discharge 24 17 Conveyor ...

Page 3: ...Maintenance Safety 40 Model and Serial Number 40 Following an Effective Maintenance Schedule 40 Bolt Torque 41 Fluids and Lubricants 42 Unloading Conveyor 45 Knives 46 Filtration 47 Hydrostatic oil reservoir 49 Reservoir Strainer Specification 51 Reservoir Breather Cap 51 Hydrostatic Oil Cooling System 51 Hydraulic Hose and Electrical Wiring Repair and Service 52 Machine Mounts 52 25 Maintenance a...

Page 4: ...ntrol Console 23 Figure 10 Front Door Configuration 24 Figure 11 Rear Door Configuration 24 Figure 12 8ft 6in Slide Single Discharge 25 Figure 13 Conveyor Boot 31 Figure 14 Imperial Bolt Specifications 41 Figure 15 Metric Bolt Specifications 41 Figure 16 Grease Location on Driveshaft 43 Figure 17 Central Grease Decal for Tower Gearbox Lubrication 43 Figure 18 Grease Points on Truck Mount Mixer 44 ...

Page 5: ...e manual are as seen from the driver s seat and facing forward 2 POLICY STATEMENT It is the policy of Jaylor to improve its products where it is possible and practical to do so Jaylor reserves the right to make changes or improvements in design and construction at any time without incurring the obligation to make these changes on previously manufactured units 3 OWNER OPERATOR S RESPONSIBILITY It i...

Page 6: ...p or does not conform to specifications the Seller upon notice promptly given will either examine the article or unit at its site or issue shipping instructions to return to the Seller The warranties shall not extend to any articles units or parts thereof which have been installed used or serviced otherwise than in conformance with the Seller s applicable instructions manuals service bulletins or ...

Page 7: ...om 6 SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION Always give your dealer the Model Number and Serial Number of your Jaylor when ordering parts or requesting service or other information Depending on the type of service the Serial Numbers of individual components and or assemblies will be required The Serial Number location for your Jaylor Product is shown in Figure 1 For easy reference please write this information in...

Page 8: ... Truck Mount Models 7 CUSTOMER REFERENCE INFORMATION Jaylor Model Number Jaylor Serial Number Date Purchased Dealer Name Dealer Phone Scale Indicator Model Number Scale Indicator Serial Number Other Main Components e g Gearboxes Hydraulic Motors etc ...

Page 9: ...e most extreme situations typically for machine components which for functional purposes cannot be guarded WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided could result in death or serious injury and includes hazards that are exposed when guards are removed It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not a...

Page 10: ...his manual and all safety signs before operating servicing maintaining or adjusting the vertical mixer Only trained competent persons shall operate the vertical mixer An untrained operator is not qualified to operate the machine Have a first aid kit available for use should the need arise and know how to use it Provide a fire extinguisher for use in case of fire Store in a highly visible place Do ...

Page 11: ...pplying pressure to the hydraulic system make sure all components are tight and that hoses and couplings are in good condition Review safety instructions with all personnel annually Maintenance and Repair Safety Follow ALL the operating maintenance and safety information in the manual Only properly trained personnel should maintain and repair this equipment Support the machine with blocks or safet...

Page 12: ...he hydraulic fittings or hoses The hydraulic system operates under extremely high pressure Such repairs will fail suddenly and create a hazardous and unsafe condition Wear proper hand and eye protection when searching for a high pressure hydraulic leak Use a piece of wood or cardboard as a backstop instead of hands to isolate and identify a leak If injured by a concentrated high pressure stream of...

Page 13: ...enger must be safely secured with a working seat belt inside the cab Drive carefully and defensively at all times and especially when negotiating uneven or hilly terrain Watch for overhead obstructions Stay away from power lines and low tree branches Storage Safety Store unit in an area away from human activity Do not permit children to play on or around the stored machine Store the unit in a dry ...

Page 14: ... manual Do not operate or allow anyone else to operate this equipment until such information has been reviewed Annually review this information with personnel Make these periodic reviews of SAFETY and OPERATION a standard practice for all of your equipment We feel that an untrained operator is unqualified to operate this machine A sign off sheet is provided for your record keeping to show that all...

Page 15: ...ning and the area of particular function related to that area which requires your SAFETY AWARENESS Think SAFETY Work SAFELY Safety Sign Decal Locations Figure 2 Standard Safety Sign Locations 1 Danger Rotating Auger Hazard and Pinch Point Figure 3 2 i Warning Rotating Part Hazard Figure 4 ii Warning High Pressure Fluid Hazard Figure 5 This decal will always be located near every unloading door on ...

Page 16: ...AAA 055 00188 Jaylor Owner Manual 15 5000 Series Truck Mount Models Figure 3 Danger Rotating Auger Hazard and Pinch Point Figure 4 Warning Rotating Part Hazard ...

Page 17: ...ea and press the small sticky portion in place Peel back the remaining paper and smooth the remaining portion of the sign in place 11 OPERATION OVERVIEW The Jaylor mixer is specifically designed to cut and mix feed ingredients into a total mixed ration TMR Many of the features incorporated into this machine are the result of suggestions made by customers like you We greatly appreciate any input yo...

Page 18: ...ease cutting speed 5 Viewing Window Allows operators to safely view cutting and mixing action inside the drum 6 Unloading Door Opens hydraulically to allow feed discharge 7 Discharge Conveyor Depending on option chosen the conveyor can be controlled hydraulically to discharge feed from one or both sides of the machine Conveyor chain speed can be controlled on your control console located in the ca...

Page 19: ...r and Gearbox Assembly Converts hydraulic pressure to turn augers at an optimal speed for mixing 15 Electronic Scale Indicator Displays the feed weight inside the drum 16 Weigh Bar Supports mixer drum and transmits weight reading to scale indicator 17 Central Grease Location 18 Proportional Hydraulic Pump Pressurizes hydraulic oil to power mixer components at a user controlled speed 19 Driveshaft ...

Page 20: ...cate the machine as outlined in Section 24 5 Check the hydraulic system Be sure that the hydraulic reservoir is filled to the required specifications Ensure that the machine is properly attached to the truck chassis Check that the valves at the oil tank outlets are fully open Be sure there are no leaks in the system including the tank fittings couplers valves or lines Properly correct all leaks be...

Page 21: ...olts and fasteners are all tightened properly as indicated in Section 24 4 Check the auger Remove all string twine or other entangled material Check that no hoses are pinched rubbing or being crimped Re align as required Check for oil leaks Stop leaks before continuing Lubricate all grease fittings After operating for 5 hours and 10 hours Park mixer Re torque all fasteners and hardware Check that ...

Page 22: ...f the weighing system Typically the mixer weigh bars are plugged into a junction bar and then a single line is run into the scale head in the cab The power cord is run to a power connection in the cab from the vehicle s electrical system This should be a 12 volt negative grounded power supply 15 1 4 Remote Indicator Optional This indicator is usually placed such that it can be viewed from the load...

Page 23: ... restrictor blades can be locked IN to increase cutting aggressiveness or OUT to reduce cutting aggressiveness Proper blade position is determined by the operator s preference Figure 8 Restrictor Blades 1 OUT Position 2 IN Position IMPORTANT Position the Restrictor Blades in the IN retracted position during transportation of the machine to reduce overall width ...

Page 24: ... consists of temperature and pressure warning lights as well as independent speed controls for the augers Figure 9 depicts the layout of the console for proper operation of the mixer Figure 9 Standard Control Console 1 Front Auger Speed Control 2 Front Auger ON Indicator Light 3 Front Auger Low Pressure Warning Light 4 System Overheating Warning Light 5 Rear Auger Speed Control 6 Rear Auger ON Ind...

Page 25: ...r The door on all models excluding low profile can be raised up to a maximum of 32 inches 81 cm in height Figure 10 Front Door Configuration Rear Door Discharge The rear discharge door is controlled hydraulically from the control console in the truck cab On most units the rear door option is equipped in addition to the front discharge door option The door on all models excluding low profile can be...

Page 26: ...is available with right left or dual discharge options On machines equipped with dual side unloading the conveyor will unload on either side of the machine The conveyor is operated by using the controls on the console in the truck cab The conveyor will reverse from its direction of discharge when the remote is moved to the opposite position Figure 12 8ft 6in Slide Single Discharge ...

Page 27: ...t least full of hydraulic oil At no time is the fluid level to be lower than the minimum level on the tank indicator as damage to the hydraulic system will occur If the fluid level is higher than the maximum level fluid may overflow the reservoir and cause fluid loss Check the fluid level in the reservoir daily and replace with recommended oil as needed The reservoir has a breather cap located on ...

Page 28: ...he Penn State Particle Separator is provided with your machine Included at the back of this manual is an article which describes how to use the separator and interpret your results Upon completion the ideal mix will be light fluffy and uniform Hays straws will be cut cleanly at short lengths and no clumping of feed will be visible DANGER Never enter the mixing chamber unless the mixer is parked on...

Page 29: ...weight of each ingredient as they are added d Mixing time may vary depending on the ingredients being mixed Typically a total mixed ration is achieved in 3 to 5 minutes beginning after the last ingredient is added 6 Stopping a Stop forward motion b Close unloading door c Stop conveyor when commodity is off d Slow engine to low idle e Disengage hydraulic pumps f Stop engine if required DANGER Never...

Page 30: ... Shake the bucket on the loader to control the amount of material being added to the machine Watch the weight indicator to know exactly how much of each ingredient you are adding Operate the auger for 3 to 5 minutes after the last ingredient has been added and before unloading to ensure a uniform mixture Mixing times will vary depending on the type of ingredients being mixed Visually monitor the m...

Page 31: ... unload the feed mixture b For models equipped with center side or corner door discharge use a combination of the opening of the unloading door and ground speed to distribute the feed mixture to the desired areas Follow this order i Raise the unloading door ii Start the auger if not already moving iii Begin driving along feeding area to unload the feed mixture 4 Monitor scale indicator readings to...

Page 32: ...ve the ignition key and wait for all moving parts to stop Once it has completely stopped follow the below recommendations given to remedy the problem Think SAFETY Work SAFELY 19 5 1 Feed Clogging There are two common places that the feed will tend to clog They are listed below along with guidelines for unclogging 1 The unloading door Open the door wider if possible and proceed with manual clean ou...

Page 33: ...l the door must be secured in an open position with a pair of locking pliers locked just below the door to the drum wall Once the mixer door is secured in the open position and the auger is fully stopped with the truck off and parked the mixer can be entered to remove the material DANGER Never enter the mixing chamber or go on the conveyor unless all controls are in neutral engine stopped park bra...

Page 34: ...rs are clear of the machine and that there are no riders on the machine 3 Make sure all the lights and reflectors that are required by the local highway and transport authorities are in place clean and visible by all overtaking and oncoming traffic 4 Retract the conveyor so that it is centered on the chassis 5 It is not recommended that the unit be transported for long distances when the mixing ch...

Page 35: ...maged or broken components Repair or replace components as required 5 Lubricate all grease points Make sure all grease cavities have been filled with grease to remove any water residue left from washing 6 Apply grease to the exposed cylinder rams This includes the discharge door cylinder and the conveyor slide cylinder 7 Touch up all paint nicks and scratches to prevent rusting 8 Move the machine ...

Page 36: ...Material wraps around knives Knives dull or worn out Check auger remove entangled material Check knife condition Replace any worn bent and or damaged knives Conveyor doesn t move Insufficient oil flow Increase oil flow at the control console Check oil level in hydraulic oil reservoir Add as required Cold temperatures Conveyor slats frozen down Warm machine before operating Conveyor jammed Clear ma...

Page 37: ... Working range 1500 to 1600 RPM Horsepower Requirement 250 HP Due to continual product development specifications are subject to change without notice 5575 Truck Mount Mixer Main Component Detail Specification Mixing Chamber Capacity 475 cu ft 12 7 m3 Auger Assembly Features Complete w 11 Tungsten Carbide Cutter Blades per Auger Frame Features Heavy duty with provision for 4 point weigh scale syst...

Page 38: ...600 RPM Horsepower Requirement 300 HP Due to continual product development specifications are subject to change without notice 5750 Truck Mount Mixer Main Component Detail Specification Mixing Chamber Capacity 740 cu ft 21 m3 w Standard 12 Ext Auger Assembly Features Complete w 18 Tungsten Carbide Cutter Blades per Auger Frame Features Heavy duty with provision for 4 point weigh scale system Conve...

Page 39: ...500 to 1600 RPM Horsepower Requirement 335 HP Due to continual product development specifications are subject to change without notice 51000 Truck Mount Mixer Main Component Detail Specification Mixing Chamber Capacity 925 cu ft 26 2 m3 Auger Assembly Features Complete w 22 Tungsten Carbide Cutter Blades per Auger Frame Features Heavy duty with provision for 4 point weigh scale system Conveyor Ass...

Page 40: ...er Frame Features Heavy duty with provision for 4 point weigh scale system Conveyor Assembly Width and Type 36 91 cm wide chain slat discharge 8 6 length dual left or right discharge options Conveyor Drive Assembly Hydraulic Orbit Motor 9 75 cu in rev 160cc rev Drivetrain Driveshaft 1410 driveshaft Working range 1500 to 1600 RPM Horsepower Requirement 410 HP Due to continual product development sp...

Page 41: ...hen parking mixer place on a flat level surface put controls in neutral apply parking brake stop engine remove ignition key and wait for all moving parts to stop Be sure to let engine and hydraulic system cool to a safe temperature before servicing adjusting or repairing any of these components 6 Make sure all guards are in place and properly secured when maintenance work is completed 7 Before app...

Page 42: ... 220 3 4 225 165 390 290 540 400 7 8 230 170 570 420 880 650 1 345 225 850 630 1320 970 Figure 14 Imperial Bolt Specifications Bolt Diameter A Bolt Torque 8 8 10 9 N m lb ft N m lb ft M3 0 5 0 4 1 8 1 3 M4 3 2 2 4 5 3 3 M5 6 4 9 7 M6 10 7 15 11 M8 25 18 35 26 M10 50 37 70 52 M12 90 66 125 92 M14 140 103 200 148 M16 225 166 310 229 M20 435 321 610 450 M24 750 553 1050 774 M30 1495 1103 2100 1550 M3...

Page 43: ...ecified is recommended for all heavy duty hydraulic applications requiring excellent wear protection This oil has excellent thermal stability and oxidation life which extends drain intervals and protects against corrosion and varnish IMPORTANT Monitor the oil level closely during the first few hours of use Refill the reservoir as required maintaining the proper level IMPORTANT When spraying water ...

Page 44: ...em Depending on the model and options specified grease locations will vary Grease is required at each cross or u joint found on the driveshaft Grease is also required on the telescopic tube assembly Crosses and telescopic tube assemblies will require 1 pump every 16 hours and or 50 loads Refer to the diagrams that follow for typical grease locations 1 Wipe grease fitting clean before greasing to a...

Page 45: ...pposite the two in view for a total of four bearings When creating a maintenance schedule please keep in mind When greasing the gearbox through the grease line mounted underneath the mixing chamber in the front left corner be sure to inspect the integrity of the line If it is split cracked and or disconnected replace the line immediately ...

Page 46: ...Proper Chain Tension a The chain is set at the proper tension when it runs without jumping the drive sprockets b Pull up at the center of a span the chain should come up approximately 1 1 2 inches 38 mm when the chain tension is properly set 4 Adjusting Chain Tension Figure 19 a Loosen jam nuts on adjusting bolt b Loosen bearing housing anchor bolts c Slide or tap housing to the required position ...

Page 47: ...n neutral stop the engine set park brake relieve hydraulic pressure remove ignition key and wait for all moving parts to stop before servicing adjusting repairing or unplugging 3 Install new knives and tighten mounting bolts to their specified torque 4 Keep knives in good condition Replace if chipped dull or damaged in any way 5 Knife sharpening is not recommended Each knife has hardened surfaces ...

Page 48: ...anner 8 Lubricate the top O ring seal of the replacement filter with oil to ensure a smooth and tight seal upon contact with the filter housing 9 To assist in preventing air locks in the hydraulic system fill the filter with hydraulic oil prior to attaching to the housing This will also lubricate the filtering media inside the filter 10 Turn the filter body onto the housing clockwise until it is h...

Page 49: ...drostatic Pumps Remember to inspect and replace both of them when servicing 24 8 3 Auxiliary Circuit Filter Located on the return line near the solenoid valve assembly is a hydraulic oil filter The filter is a spin on type of filter that will need replacement Replace this filter element after 50 hours of break in use and every 500 hours thereafter Filter Specification Auxiliary Circuit Filter The ...

Page 50: ...51250 340 L 90 US gal 2 Open the supply line shutoff valves 3 Remove the drain plug and allow oil to drain 4 Dispose of the used oil in an environmentally safe manner 5 Remove and inspect the reservoir supply strainers a Disconnect the hoses from the supply line shutoff valves b Un fasten fittings and shutoff valves if necessary to access to the supply line strainers c Remove the strainers by turn...

Page 51: ... 18 Engage the pumps after 5 minutes Check for hydraulic leaks and verify proper operation of the machine Figure 23 Hydraulic Oil Reservoir 1 Breather Cap 2 Breather Fill Port 3 Oil Level and Oil Thermometer 4 Drain Plug 5 Supply Line Strainers 6 Supply Line Fittings 7 Supply Line Valves IMPORTANT Presence of debris or contaminants in the reservoir indicates a potential failure or deterioration of...

Page 52: ...ediately after the light begins flashing 4 Thread the breather into the fitting on top of the hydraulic tank Replacement breather caps can be ordered using Jaylor Part Number AAB 209 00785 IMPORTANT When spraying water to clean the mixer protect the breather and reservoir to avoid contamination IMPORTANT Hydraulic oil is added to the hydraulic system through the breather port Always clean around t...

Page 53: ... other signs of wear or damage Hose assemblies that are worn or damaged should be removed from service and replaced immediately Machine Mounts It is important to ensure that the machine and its components are securely attached to the truck platform The machine and its components are attached to the truck chassis through a series of U bolts The hardware used in the clamping assemblies should be tig...

Page 54: ...ylor Owner Manual 53 5000 Series Truck Mount Models 25 MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE RECORDS DATE OF SERVICE DESCRIPTION OF MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE IMPORTANT NOTES ON SERVICE NEXT SERVICE SCHEDULE DATE PHOTO COPY AS NECESSARY ...

Page 55: ...e the bale is on the ground and before the bale is placed into the mixer 2 The OPERATOR VIEWING STAND IS NOT to be used in any way for the removal of twine 3 POST THIS NOTICE in a prominent location and advise all mixer operators accordingly PUT SAFETY FIRST The Safe Operation of a Jaylor Vertical Mixer is a Must SAFETY FIRST ...

Page 56: ...he Jaylor Particle Separator is based on the modified 3 sieve Penn State Particle Separator described by Kononoff P J et al 2003 in the Journal of Dairy Science Vol 86 pp 1858 1863 It is intended to be used as described in Evaluating particle size of forages and TMRs using the New Penn State Forage Particle Separator As available at http www das psu edu research extension dairy nutrition pdf evalu...

Page 57: ...parator Jud Heinrichs Department of Dairy and Animal Science The Pennsylvania State University 324 Henning Building University Park PA 16802 814 865 5491 FAX 814 865 7442 www das psu edu teamdairy Topics Include Introduction Guidelines on particle size Particle size separator instructions Particle size effects on the dairy cow Recommended fiber intakes ...

Page 58: ...ded ranges for individual forages but the real use of the measurement is in combining forages to achieve the proper particle size in the total ration much like combining feeds to achieve the proper protein level in the ration The main goal in analyzing the particle size of the total ration is to measure the distribution of feed and forage particles that the cow actually consumes Examine not only t...

Page 59: ...the crop harvested Ten to 25 percent of the crop should be in the top sieve of the particle separator This means that 10 to 25 percent of the forage particle size is greater than 0 75 inches If the distribution of forage particles is determined then the amount of forage particles greater than 1 inch can be approximated The type of silo structure may require altering the particle size distribution ...

Page 60: ... 800 558 9595 The data sheet and Weibull paper to use with the particle size separator are attached to the back of this publication An accurate scale is also needed for weighing the samples and the boxes Using the separator Stack the three plastic separator boxes on top of each other in the following order sieves with the large holes upper sieve on top the smaller holes middle sieve in the center ...

Page 61: ...ine should not be drawn beyond 2 and 1 5 inches Referring to Table 2 value e refers to 0 75 inches and value f to 0 31 inches These percentages are plotted on Weibull paper and an appropriate line drawn between the two points Figure 2 On Weibull paper the horizontal axis is for particle size and the vertical axis is for cumulative percent undersized The axes are not linear For the example given in...

Page 62: ...ercentages under each sieve Record data Sample Corn silage Upper sieve 20 grams a Middle sieve 75 grams b Bottom pan 155 grams c Compute total weight and percentages or Proportion remaining on each pan Total 250 grams d a b c upper sieve 8 under upper sieve 92 e 100 x b c d middle sieve 30 under middle sieve 62 f 100 x c d bottom pan 62 1The percentages are cumulative percent undersized For exampl...

Page 63: ...and results in less rumen solid retention time Diets that have a smaller forage particle size enter the rumen at a smaller size after initial chewing and swallowing and therefore leave the rumen at a faster rate The result is an increase in the rumen turn over rate allowing for an increase in dry matter intake Smaller forage particles spend less time in the rumen for microbial digestion thereby re...

Page 64: ..._______________________________________________________________________ Suggested ranges for total NDF should be at least 1 10 to 1 20 percent of body weight Forage NDF intake can range from 75 to 1 10 percent of body weight However if the forage or TMR particle length is too fine then a higher minimum 0 85 percent of body weight should be used in the ration Table 3 Guidelines for forage NDF intak...

Page 65: ...compare their results to the most appropriate target range Recommended distribution of particle size percent remaining on each screen for corn silage haylage and TMR samples Screen Pore Size inches Particle Size inches Corn Silage Haylage TMR Upper Sieve 19 mm 0 75 0 75 2 to 4 if not sole forage 10 to 15 if chopped and rolled 10 to 20 in sealed silo 15 to 25 in bunker silo wetter 6 to 10 or more 3...

Page 66: ...ample ID Weight of material retained on each sieve Upper a Middle b Bottom Pan c Sum of Weights d a b c Calculations for percentage retained on each sieve Upper a d 100 Middle b d 100 Bottom Pan c d 100 Calculations for percentage under each sieve Upper Sieve e 100 a d 100 Middle Sieve f e b d 100 ...

Page 67: ...arator 2 Sieve Model 0 1 1 0 Cumulative Percentage Undersized Particle size inches target sample 1 sample 2 TMR Particle Size Analysis For Maximum Milk Makers 0 31 0 5 0 75 2 0 3 0 1 2 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 95 99 99 9 ...

Page 68: ...or 2 Sieve Model 0 1 1 0 Cumulative Percentage Undersized Particle size inches target sample 1 sample 2 Corn Silage Particle Size Analysis For Maximum Milk Makers 0 31 0 5 0 75 2 0 3 0 1 2 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 95 99 99 9 ...

Page 69: ...ator 2 Sieve Model 0 1 1 0 Cumulative Percentage Undersized Particle size inches target sample 1 sample 2 Haylage Particle Size Analysis For Maximum Milk Makers 0 31 0 5 0 75 2 0 3 0 1 2 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 95 99 99 9 ...

Page 70: ...nd employment without regard to personal characteris cs not related to ability performance or qualifica ons as determined by University policy or by state or federal authori es It is the policy of the University to maintain an academic and work environment free of discrimina on including harassment The Pennsylvania State University prohibits discrimina on and harassment against any person because ...

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