CONVEY-ALL 1635-FL, Руководство оператора

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08.2020 3-9
Operator’s Manual: 1600-FL Series Conveyor
1. Clear the area of bystanders, especially
small children, before starting.
2. Transport the conveyor to the working area
while the tube is lowered.
ELECTROCUTION HAZARD
Ensure enough clearance from overhead
obstructions, power lines or other equipment.
3. Detach the conveyor from the tow vehicle.
SAFETY HAZARD
Remove hitch from conveyor to prevent
interference and clear a tripping hazard.
4. Remove and store the hitch.
5. Use the winch to raise the tube into the
desired position.
HIGH WIND HAZARD
Do not operate or leave conveyor fully raised,
in high winds. It may blow over, damaging
structures and equipment.
PINCH POINT HAZARD
As the A-frame undercarriage is raised
and lowered, pinching can occur.
Keep away from moving parts.
IMPORTANT:
To prevent damage to the tube and belt,
be sure it does not rest on any structure.
UPENDING HAZARD
Always check the weight of the
hopper end to prevent upending.
6. Stake or weigh down the hopper end to
prevent upending when the machine is
emptying.
7. Close the ball valve to lock the tube in the
raise position.
8. Chock drive wheels to prevent movement.
Note:
Chocks are not included with conveyor.
9. Connect the power source:
- Plug in the electrical power.
- Start the gas engine.
- Attach hydraulic hoses to tractor
- Attach PTO Driveline, if equipped.
a. Back the tractor to 10 - 12 feet from
conveyor.
b. Clean the splines on shaft and yoke.
c. Back tractor to within 7 feet and
connect the PTO yoke.
PTO DAMAGE LIKELY
Do not move conveyor or tractor
with driveline attached
Note:
Position tractor to keep U-joint angles
equal and as small as possible -
27° or less is recommended.
3.6 CONVEYOR PLACEMENT