Digga PD 30 HP-7, Руководство оператора

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9 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - AUGERING
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Do not remove the auger on an angle out of the hole, as you will run the increased risk of bending the auger or shaft.
7. If trying to remove the auger full of material and you experience strong resistance, reverse the auger slowly whilst raising the auger
vertically to assist with removal. Do not pull with the machine as you may run the risk of shaft damage to the drive.
8. Do not flick the dirt (especially mud or clay) from the auger, as you may run the increased risk of bending the auger shaft.
9. Keep clearing the auger hole regularly as you drill deeper. This will help prolong the life of the auger and the wear parts.
*Note In rock it is recommended to add a slow stream of water to help the performance and life of the rock teeth.
Excavators – Apply the greatest amount of down force from the main boom. Be aware that the boom moves in an arc
and you will need to compensate for this movement by adjusting the dipper arm or moving your machine backwards or
forwards to ensure you are drilling straight. You must take extreme care when doing this to prevent the auger or screw
pile from bending or pulling flights against the inside of the hole.
All other machines – Ensure the vertical position is maintained when drilling, screw piling or core barrelling.
DO NOT RAPIDLY ENGAGE FORWARD REVERSE OPERATION TO REMOVE SOIL FROM THE AUGER,
THIS CREATES EXCESSIVE PRESSURE SPIKES WHICH WILL ADVERSELY EFFECT PERFORMANCE AND
LONGEVITY OF THE MOTOR