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Importance of good chain setup
Operational
It is imperative that the correct chain tension is maintained. Only through correct tension can
a smooth and level finish be achieved in field working.
Loose chains lead to :
• Uneven performance across the width of the machine
• Uneven weed control
• Unsatisfactory incorporation
• Ineffective levelling
• Accelerated or premature chain link wear (not covered by warranty)
• Chains failing to engage with transport locator’s when folded
• Machine damage when folding or unfolding
• Uneven field surface with ridges and furrows being created.
A correctly adjusted machine will not cause this phenomenon.
The framework should be horizontal when set on level ground. ie parallel to the ground.
Fine adjustments should be made using the adjustor chains at each bearing mount plate.
Frame height adjustment
Ground level
Leading disc is 1” (25mm)
from ground on all chains
Set drawbar
height by
adjusting
the ratchet
on the frame
in order
to level
machinel
Machine
body must
be level
front to rear
Fig 19.
Once the frame is level tighten the lock nut (Fig 21.) on the drawbar ratchet (Fig 20.). This sets the draw
bar height correctly for your tractor.
Drawbar ratchet
Drawbar
Lock nut
Fig 20.
Fig 21.
Summary of Contents for W36
Page 10: ...10 Section 1 Warranty...
Page 14: ...14 Section 2 Machine Operation...
Page 16: ...16 Park brake Fig 7 Rotate counter clockwise to apply brake...
Page 19: ...19 The chain is set correctly at 69 Bar 1000 psi Fig 12...
Page 22: ...22 Folding Fig 16...
Page 23: ...23 Fig 17 Folding...
Page 24: ...24 Fig 18 Folding...
Page 25: ...25 Section 3 Chain Operation Correct Setup...
Page 27: ...27 Wing set up prior to operating Make sure the pin is centred Fig 22...
Page 29: ...29 Fig 24...
Page 31: ...31 Fig 26...
Page 33: ...33 Dropleg height adjustment Fig 29...
Page 36: ...36 Section 4 Maintenance Inspection...
Page 40: ...40 Section 5 Specification...
Page 42: ...42 Section 6 Pre Delivery Checklist...
Page 44: ...44 Notes...
Page 45: ...45 Notes...
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