SBGuidance Onland Plough I Version 1.3 I CAN
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Important!: When the plough is in its left
or right position it’s important that the
proximity sensors get a solid
measurement, but as soon as the plough
starts to flip the sensors need to be idle
!
Mount, if needed, an extra metal strip for
a better read-out of the sensor when the
plough is in ploughing position.
Drill two holes of 5 mm in both sides of the rear-
mounted three-point linkage of the plough to
mount the proximity sensor brackets (Figure
12). Cut M6 thread in the holes. Mount the
brackets with two M6 x 20 bolts and washers.
Afterwards mount the proximity sensors in the
brackets.
In Figure 13 an alternative mounting place for
the proximity sensors is shown. If mounting on
the standard position isn’t possible, it could be
an option to mount the proximity sensors in
such a way that the cylinder for flipping the
plough is used to determine the position of the
plough. The downside of this way of mounting
is that it takes longer for the sensor to get idle
when the plough is flipping over.
Make sure the proximity sensors stay
free of contact during the flipping over of
the plough!
Figure 13 Alternative mounting position for
proximity sensors