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Electric Hydraulic Angle System Operating Instructions
If your Grouser blade was purchased with the Electric Hydraulic Angle Option, you will have the ability to
angle the blade 30 degrees left or right. To achieve these angles, the two cylinders are designed to operate
independently of each other through an electric diverter valve. To angle the blade to the left, actuate the tractor
hydraulic control lever in the cab with the diverter valve un-powered. Then fully retract. To angle the blade to
the right, apply power to the diverter valve and then actuate the tractor hydraulic control lever. Always retract
cylinders fully prior to switching functions. If a cylinder fails to retract fully, clear any possible obstruction.
CAUTION: Do not bypass the hydraulic valve and plumb each cylinder to separate valves on the
tractor.
To ensure proper use and life of equipment, it is recommended to have both cylinders closed for straight ahead
dozing and only one cylinder partially or fully extended for angled dozing as shown in the diagrams below. If
the angle system is not used correctly, damage may occur.
Please contact Grouser Products with any questions by:
Phone - 701-282-7710 or 800-747-6182; Fax - 701-282-8131
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(Left or RIght)
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2-Lever Angle System Operating Instructions
If your Grouser blade was purchased with the 2-Lever Hydraulic Angle Option, you will have the ability to
angle the blade 30 degrees left or right. To achieve these angles, the two cylinders are designed to operate
independently of each other with the use of 2 tractor hydraulic control levers and a 2-lever angle valve. To
angle the blade to the left or right, actuate the tractor hydraulic control lever corresponding to the left or right
cylinder. Only one cylinder can be extended at a time.
Angle Position Sensor Adjustment
The angle position sensor is set from the factory. If the system does not function correctly, verify the gap
between the sensor and the plate and the position of the sensor. If any adjustments are necessary, follow the
instructions below.
With cylinder retracted, verify that the proximity sensor is in the center of the plate that is on the cylinder end.
To adjust the spacing between the plate and the sensor, loosen one of the nuts and turn the other nut till the
spacing between the plate and the sensor is between 3/16” and 3/8”. Once the correct spacing is achieved,
tighten the locking nut.
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