OPERATION
27
Attaching the Sprayer to the Windrower
The MacDon Field Sprayer can be easily and
quickly attached to the tractor section. The
sprayer is attached as follows:
1. Disconnect the center link at the tractor by
removing the pin.
2. Start the engine. Fully retract header lift
cylinders by depressing the header height
switch on ground speed lever.
CAUTION: Be sure area is clear of
bystanders, then start engine.
3. Slowly drive forward so that lift linkage enters
sprayer attachment legs. Continue to drive
forward until linkage contacts support plate in
the attachment leg, and sprayer attachment
nudges forward.
4. Activate header lift cylinders by depressing ‘+’
switch on the ground speed lever. Raise
sprayer attachment fully.
5. Stop engine and remove key. Exit the cab.
Engage the header cylinder lift stops. Install
pins through the bottom and top header leg on
both sides of the sprayer. When inserting the
pin for the bottom linkage hole:
a. Insert the pin through the hole nearest the
tractor, towards the rear of the sprayer (A),
if the sprayer is attached to a 9300 or
9350 self-propelled windrower.
b. Insert the pin through the hole furthest
from the tractor, towards the front of the
sprayer (B), if the sprayer is attached to a
9352 self-propelled windrower.
DANGER: Ensure the linkage pins
have been installed properly through
the holes in the header lift linkage.
Failure to do so can result in serious
injury or death.
DANGER: To avoid bodily injury from
fall of raised sprayer attachment,
always engage header lift cylinder
stops when working on or around
raised sprayer.
6.
Connect all electrical and hydraulic
connections.
7. Switch to “SPRAYER” mode on the monitor
pedestal. Switch to the sprayer function “LIFT”
on the monitor.
8. Start the engine. Lift booms off the ground to
the top of the mast by depressing ‘+’ on the
header lift and reel lift switches on the ground
speed lever.
Line up the lift linkage with the sprayer
attachment legs and slowly drive the
tractor forward.
Bottom Lift Linkage Pin
A
B
