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6. Start moving the shovel and lower the Power Box Rake until it touches the ground. It is
essential to drive slowly (1-2 km/h). Soil and rocks will now accumulate in front of the rotor,
they will be forced over the rotor, and this will leave a level condition of the field behind the
machine.
7. To adjust the working depth, the wheels
(2)
can be put higher or lower by dividing the rings
differently
(3)
. Set the number of rings in the same way for both the left and right wheel.
(Figure 3).
Stopping occurs as follows:
1.
Reduce the speed and the number of revolutions of the engine.
2.
Lift the machine off the ground.
3.
Switch OFF the rotor.
8.2. Starting to cultivate
The Power Box Rake can move soil, rocks, rubble, etc. This can be done by using the machine to pull
the material forward.
1.
Lower the guide plate by loosen the nuts
(1)
and thigten the nuts. Make sure that there is a
minimum distance
(X)
between the rotor and the rubber plate; make sure that the rubber plate
just does not touch the teeth (Figure 3).
2.
Make sure that the rotor frame is perpendicular to the tractor (Figure 4).
3.
Both side plates
(2)
must be placed in such a manner that they point straight forward. This can
be done by placing the locking pins
(1)
in the rear hole (Figure 5).
Figure 5
4.
Make sure that the working depth is set so that the teeth of the rotor do not cut the soil. To
adjust the working depth, the wheels
(2)
can be put higher or lower by dividing the rings
(3)
diffently. Set the number of ringsin the same way for both the left and right wheel (Figure 3).
5.
Lower the machine until the rotor is just above the ground, but does not touch it.
6.
Set the engine of the shovel to approx. 1,200 rpm and engage the rotor. Pay attention: the
rotating direction must be opposite to the driving direction!
7.
Increase the number of revolutions of the engine to approx. 2,000 rpm. This ensures that the
number of revolutions of the rotor increases.
