Worksaver FLGR-262, Owner'S And Operator'S Manual

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TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE
(continued)
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE REMEDY
Tractor loader tilt
cylinders won’t pull
back after tilting
forward. 1. Loader tilt cylinders are too close
to loader arm pins in standard
pin-on lift channels.
2. Loader too small for weight of
material being handled.
3. Hydraulic system not operating at
correct pressure.
Move further apart.
Use larger tractor with larger size loader.
Check pressure and adjust or repair.
Grapple Rake is off
to one side of trac-
tor loader. 1. Lift brackets on frame not set
correctly.
Loosen brackets and measure from cen-
ter of frame to position correctly.
Bent lower main
frame tines. 1. Improper operation. Operator ramming into in-ground stumps
or rocks – retrain operator.
Operating in frozen ground – trying to
loosen material too large to be handled.
Excessive rear
tractor tire slip-
page. 1. Tractor too small.
2. Insufficient traction.
Use larger, heavier tractor or reduce
amount handled.
Add rear tire weights or add ballast in
tire. Use tractor with FWDA.
Attach heavy implement on rear of trac-
tor for counter weight.
Material slips from
Grapple Rake
grasp. 1. Clamp arms not positioned cor-
rectly on material.
2. Not firmly clamped by hydraulic
cylinder.
3. Hydraulic system has leak – allow-
ing clamping pressure to back off.
Reposition clamp arms.
Operate hydraulic cylinder to clamp
tighter.
Find leak and repair (could be O-Ring in
valve).