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Blade control
Turn lever (5) by 180°, this lifts locking
pins out. Moving the positioned multi-
purpose key makes it easier to turn the
lever (5).
Then use the multi-purpose key (6) to
turn the blade control shafts and set
the required number of blades on
both sides of the wagon. Turn to the
right at the left-hand side of the
wagon and turn to the left on the
right-hand side of the wagon!
Finally re-engage the locking pins by
turning the lever (5).
Between the respective blade
settings there are positions where the
locking pins cannot be engaged and
all blades can swing back to 0-
position.
Hydraulic blade switching to O-position
(on request for Titan 4/32 L)
Hydraulic blade 0-switching serves to disengage the
blades if blockages occur in the feed channel, allowing
blockages to be rectified without leaving the tractor cab.
When hydraulic blade 0-switching is operated, the
blade securing levers (7) are turned against the spring
force by two pulling cylinders at left and right
respectively. This turns the blade support rollers so that
the blades can swing to the rear out of the feed
channel.
When the lever (7) is turned an electric switch (8) is
operated via a tension spring. It makes the indicator
lamp (9) light up in the electrical control box in the
tractor cab, so that the tractor driver is warned that the
blades are not engaged.
When the blockage has been rectified by switching on
the universal drive shaft, the switch (9) at the electrical
control box must be pressed in position “0” until the
blades are fully engaged in the channel, i.e. the indi-
cator lamp goes out.
The indicator lamp can light up without the hydraulic
blade control having been operated. For example if a
foreign body has actuated the blade safety device or
blunt blades have increased the cutting pressure to a
point where the safety device actuates.
If the indicator lamp lights up always search and rectify
the cause.
