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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.Introduction______________________________________________________________5
2. Safety First______________________________________________________________6
3. Transportation & Placement_____________________________________________7

3.1 Before Transporting Your Auger___________________________________7
3.2 Transport Procedure_______________________________________________8
3.3 Placement of Auger________________________________________________8
3.4 Final Placement__________________________________________________10
3.5 Lowering the Auger______________________________________________10

4. Operation______________________________________________________________12

4.1 Pre-Operation Checklist__________________________________________12
4.2 Auger Drive & Lockout___________________________________________13
4.3 Start Up & Break In_______________________________________________13
4.4 Everyday Operation______________________________________________14
4.5 Shutting Down the Auger_________________________________________15
4.6 Completion & Cleanup___________________________________________15
4.7 Lowering the Auger______________________________________________16

5. Hydraulics_____________________________________________________________17

5.1 General Information______________________________________________17
5.2 Cylinder Hydraulics______________________________________________18

6. Storage & Maintenance_________________________________________________19

6.1 General Maintenance_____________________________________________19
6.2 Storage of Auger_________________________________________________20

7. Appendix & Forms_____________________________________________________21

T1062 Lubrication Requirements_____________________________________21
T1062 Parts Book____________________________________________________25
Warranty Policy & Forms______________________________________________36

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Summary of Contents for HARVEST T1062

Page 1: ...his manual before using product Failure to follow instructions and safety precautions can result in serious injury death or property damage Keep manual for future reference T1062 UDLQ XJHU 2SHUDWRU V...

Page 2: ...ies Augers Important Notes At 15 20 miles tire lug nut tightness and wheel hub temperature need to be checked At 50 60 miles check these a second time For all models the maximum transport speed is 45...

Page 3: ...rming operation Before you operate this auger we advise that you read this manual and familiarize yourself with each of the features Please take all the precautions necessary for an efficient and safe...

Page 4: ...___________________________________________13 4 4 Everyday Operation______________________________________________14 4 5 Shutting Down the Auger_________________________________________15 4 6 Completi...

Page 5: ...ference and to pass on to new operators or owners Call your Harvest by Meridian distributor or dealer if you need assistance information or additional copies of the manual Always give your dealer the...

Page 6: ...with the safety messages The safety alert symbol identifies imminent and potential hazards to personal health and safety The appropriate signal word for each message has been selected using the defin...

Page 7: ...ectrical wires Electrocution can occur without direct contact Do not raise or lower auger until hazardous area is cleared Failure to maintain proper clearance can result in serious injury or death Put...

Page 8: ...r width regulations Equip auger with all necessary lighting and use hazard warning flashers on your tractor when required by law When the T series auger is released from the towing vehicle test the in...

Page 9: ...at the wheels of your auger are free to move before you raise or lower your auger CAUTION If the auger wheels are buried in any type of material do not attempt to raise or lower the auger Remove dirt...

Page 10: ...g the auger If you do not hear the clicking sound retain hold on the winch handles lower the auger and repair the winch As soon as the auger is in position the wheels of the auger must be chocked on b...

Page 11: ...where the binding is happening and fix before proceeding The track guide could be stuck If there is too much slack in the cable the auger could drop suddenly Winch in the slack cable and correct befo...

Page 12: ...ners are secure PTO driveline is securely attached to driveshaft and tractor PTO driveline rotates freely PTO driveline telescopes easily Tube alignment is reasonably straight Auger wheels and tractor...

Page 13: ...auger is not insulated Be alert to overhead obstructions and electrical wires Electrocution can occur without direct contact Do not raise or lower auger until hazardous area is cleared Failure to main...

Page 14: ...r drive chains and all other parts of auger to avoid personal injury For normal auger operations the following procedure and safety precautions are strongly recommended Complete the pre operation chec...

Page 15: ...he auger Make sure there is no blockage 4 6 Completion and Cleanup _ At completion of operation the auger needs to be moved into storage position Make sure that the entire work area is clean remove al...

Page 16: ...r tractor You may need to raise the auger discharge end up and out of bin or storage facility before proceeding Remove wheel chocks and check that the area around and under the auger is clear of debri...

Page 17: ...Meridian augers have a velocity fuse for hydraulic safety If the hydraulic line breaks it locks the system Our shut off valve is equipped with a flow restrictive orifice After you have repaired the h...

Page 18: ...ulics Raise the auger to desired height and close hose valve You must turn valve while the hydraulic system is pressurized do not disconnect hydraulic couplers WARNING If valve hose remains open a los...

Page 19: ...nd lock out all power Disconnect the PTO driveline from the tractor Support the auger tube before attempting maintenance on the undercarriage The auger should be in full down position before attemptin...

Page 20: ...s on the lower bearing then retightening Oil the chain frequently enough to keep a film of oil on the chain This must be done through the maintenance portal Replace shield after maintenance Universal...

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Page 25: ...4 2 11708 CABLE LIFT 9 32 X 62FT T1062 1 3 40024 BOLT 3 8 16UNC X 1 CARRIAGE GRD 5 ZINC 2 4 40056 NUT 3 8 16UNC HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 2 5 PBT10032 CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY T1062 1 6 PBT10033 TUBE ASSEMBLY IN...

Page 26: ...PBT10033 TUBE ASSEMBLY INFEED T1062 PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV AUGER MODEL S DRAWING NO T1062 X4 SCALE 1 15 DETAIL A X1 24 20 X1 X1 18 X1 X1 X2 3 X1 4 X3 26 X4 X4 29 X2 7 33 35 X3 13 35 30 X4 B A...

Page 27: ...Y INFEED T1062 PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV AUGER MODEL S PBT10033 T1062 35 10 30 SCALE 1 12 DETAIL B X3 X1 3 17 X1 X1 16 X1 8 X1 21 X1 X1 11 X1 22 12 14 X1 X2 X2 29 X1 26 X12 X12 35 33 28 X1 X10 5 X...

Page 28: ...EMBLY T10XX 1 19 30755 FLIGHTING ASSEMBLY INFEED T1042 T1052 T1062 1 20 30801 BUSHING BRASS ASM INFEED T10XX T08XX T13XX 1 21 30968 TUBE ASSY INFEED T1062 1 22 30973 COUPLER ASSY GEARBOX TO SHAFT T106...

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Page 34: ...RT ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV T1062 X1 14 SCALE 1 15 DETAIL D 19 X2 X2 X2 4 X1 3 19 13 X2 X1 SCALE 1 15 DETAIL B X1 22 X1 10 5 20 X1 X2 16 SCALE 1 15 DETAIL A 1 X10 X2 X2 6 X8 15 X2 7 20 18 X8 8 A B X2...

Page 35: ...E ARM ASSY RIGHT T1062 1 12 31012 CARRIAGE ARM ASSY LEFT T1062 1 13 40002 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 HEX GRD 5 ZINC 2 14 40004 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 1 2 HEX GRD 5 ZINC 1 15 40005 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 1 2 HEX FLANG...

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Page 37: ...hone Phone Email Email Warranty Claim Description Date of purchase________________________________ Date of occurrence______________________________ Model_________________________________________ Seria...

Page 38: ...2902 Expansion Blvd Storm Lake Iowa 50588 PHONE 712 213 5100 TOLL FREE 1 800 667 5904 EMAIL info harvestauger com WEB www harvestauger com 38...

Page 39: ...ss City State Zip Code Phone Cell Phone Email Date of Purchase Dealer Name Dealer Address Model Serial Please return within 10 days to Harvest by Meridian 2902 Expansion Blvd Storm Lake IA 50588 712 2...

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