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PRODUCT HANDLING….. 

 

1.  Close the feed gates. 

 

FEED GATE LEVERS 

SEED FLOW CONTROL 

 

 

2.  Load seed box onto frame and engage the lock down brackets.  Ensure that the seed boxes are secure 

before transporting. 

3.  Open seed box gate. 

4.  Start the engine. 

5.  Position the tube over the hopper, To raise the tube, open the ball valve on the hydraulic cylinder until the 

tube reaches the desired height then close the ball valve. 

6.  Set the flow rate with the feed gates. 

7.  Move the toggle switch to control the start and stop of the seed flow. 

 

CLEANOUT…

 

1.  Close the seed box gate before the seeding implement is full, so that the Maximizer 

belts are empty of seed before transporting. 

2.  Run the conveyor until all the seed that is on the belts has been transferred. 

3.  Close the feed gate. 

TRANSPORTING… 

1.  Lower the tube. 

2.  Shut off fuel supply. 

3.  Run engine empty of fuel. 

4.  DO NOT operate machine on steep slopes. 

5.  Make sure all the lights and reflectors that are required by local highway authorities are in place, are clean and 

can be seen clearly by all traffic. 

6.  Make sure the seed box gates and the feed gates are closed. 

7.  Make sure the seed boxes are securely seated and locked to the frame. 

SERVICE… 

1.  Check engine oil level daily. 

2.  Change engine oil every 25 hours. 

3.  Check hydraulic oil levels regularly, level should be to the vent elbow fitting. 

4.  Check for oil leaks daily. 

5.  Grease bearings every 50 hours. 

6.  Clean hydraulic filter annually, replace if necessary. 

7.  Check bearings annually. 

8.  Inspect the hydraulic motor shaft couplers annually. 

9.  Check belt tension and adjust as required.  Belt tension should be just enough to drive the belt.  Belt will 

require 10 hours of operation to break in.  Some adjustment may be required at this time. 

10.  Belt and splice should be in good condition, check daily. 

 

Summary of Contents for MAXIMIZER

Page 1: ...R SEED HANDLING SYSTEM 1310 001 OPERATOR S MANUAL PART IDENTIFICATION YETTER MANUFACTURING CO FOUNDED 1930 Colchester IL 62326 0358 Toll free 800 447 5777 309 776 3222 Fax Website www yetterco com E m...

Page 2: ...according to the maintenance schedule in the operator s manual The user is responsible for inspecting his machine and for having parts repaired or replaced when continued use of the product would cau...

Page 3: ...lry before starting the operation 8 Visually inspect the machine periodically during operation for signs of excessive vibration loose fasteners and unusual noises CAUTION 1 Read and understand instruc...

Page 4: ...Due to the characteristics of certain materials residue sometimes collects between the tender belt and the tube Check the unit periodically for any material build up in this area If residue appears e...

Page 5: ...lt Slight adjustment of roller shafts may be required to keep belts centered on them i e if the belt runs to one side of the roller apply more tension to this side of the belt by advancing the roller...

Page 6: ...ube 2 Shut off fuel supply 3 Run engine empty of fuel 4 DO NOT operate machine on steep slopes 5 Make sure all the lights and reflectors that are required by local highway authorities are in place are...

Page 7: ...ound head and tail roller slide belt forward and back through tube so ends of the belt meet at a convenient location Align and interlace belt and clipper lacings Slip splice pin through clipper lacing...

Page 8: ...inder CAUSE Pressure regulator is bypassing oil Hydraulic motor coupling is loose Belt not aligned V belt is loose Key sheared on pulley Fuel shut off Poor battery connection or dead battery Poor conn...

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Page 27: ...27 WIRING SCHEMATIC ASSEMBLY 1310 434 WIRE HARNESS Each photo shown is actual location of the wiring harness hook up...

Page 28: ...away as Australia and Africa So when you buy Yetter products you re buying a name that s recognized A name that s known and respected A name that s become a part of American agriculture and has becom...

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