AG SHIELD 405824, Руководство оператора и каталог запасных частей

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FIGURE 9 DRILL PATTERN FOR CENTER MOUNT
Identify the left auger by the part numbers listed - and the number sticker on the center end of the
auger. Note that the flighting will move material toward center when turning down on the forward
edge of the auger. The 14 inch removable paddle goes to the center of header. With the sprockets
and bearing flanges on the end, lift the left auger into position. Bolt loosely into place. Position the
auger ¼” or less from the back edge of header. Tighten the bearing mount bolts The header acts
as the stripper that prevents crop from wrapping around the auger. Adjusting closer than ¼” is
better, but usually not necessary
Identify the right auger by the part numbers listed - and the number sticker on the center end of
the auger. Note that the flighting will move material toward center when turning down on the
forward edge of the auger. The 14 inch removable paddle goes to the center of header. With the
motor, motor mounts, sprockets and bearing flanges on the end, lift the right auger into position.
Bolt loosely into place. Position the auger ¼” or less from the back edge of header. Tighten the
bearing mount bolts The header acts as the stripper that prevents crop from wrapping around the
auger. Adjusting closer than ¼” is better, but usually unnecessary.
1.
Join the 2 augers with the chain coupler
.
2.
Install the center black plastic cover over center bearings
3.
Observe that the right auger is ¼ inch from the frame to the flighting, BUT ALSO lined up to
have the chain coupler easily wrapped around the 2 sprockets. Snug both center bearings
before installing chain coupler.
4.
Be sure to adjust the center mount forward and aft, Depending on what center drum
attachment is on the unit.
5.
Raise the center drum on the header as high as it will go, with the header tilted back,
and check for clearance between the auger and the drum fingers.
6.
Adjust the auger accordingly to have clearance between the auger flighting and
paddle vs. the drum and fingers.