Claas LEXION 7000, Информация и базовые настройки поля

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Wet Harvest Recommendations
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When unloading wet grain
Reduce the flow into the unloading auger by shutting down
the slides on both the cross augers in the grain tank. This
will reduce the load on the unloading system, bringing it
down to a ‘normal’ level.
If wet and dirty grain is being unloaded
It is also likely that dirt will build up in the turret auger.
This can and should be checked regularly through the
inspection doors, and cleaned if required.
If the shear bolt on the unloading drive fails, 130l/s
unloading system
This is often the first sign that either the slides in the tank
are too high, or there is too much dirt in the system, check
auger timing.
Chopping wet straw
This adds an extra load to the chopper drive. Regularly
check the tension of the drive belts and the blade
condition. Do not forget the 2 ‘stops’ at either end of the
main tensioner.
Chopper blade wear
This can be accelerated when chopping wet straw due to
the increased levels of soil in it. Check the condition of the
blades regularly. Do not forget to check the
stationary blades.
In wet conditions
It is possible for material to stick to the return floor under
the rotors. This then impedes the flow of grain back to the
preparation pan and affects the sample. Check the pan
regularly and clean as required