Hagie UpFront STS 16, Руководство пользователя

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SECTION 5 –
HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
5-6
3. Inspect the radiator shroud mounting
bolts to ensure that the radiator and
shroud are firmly secured and unable to
move during operation of the machine.
Loose shroud bolts can allow the fan
shroud to move into the path of the rotat-
ing blades and loose radiator mounting
bolts can allow the radiator to flex in
position, allowing the shroud to come
into contact with the rotating fan blades.
4. Ensure all fan guards have been
installed and firmly secured into place.
The Reversible Fan creates an abundant
amount of airflow in both cooling and
cleaning mode operation. The result of
this airflow is a strong vacuum effect that
can suck in items that are located inside
or around the engine compartment fan.
5. To ensure maximum efficiency, start with
a clean cooling system free of debris,
paying particular attention to the stacked
cooler core(s).
Service and Maintenance
Under normal operating conditions, the
Reversible Fan does not require scheduled
maintenance (other than lubrication) and is
built to provide thousands of hours of trouble-
free service.
In moderate to extreme operating
conditions, a visual inspection of moving
parts is recommended from time to time to
safeguard against fan blade damage, which
could lead to equipment and/or other
damage.
TREAD ADJUSTMENT -
HYDRAULIC
-If Equipped
NOTE: Contact your local John Deere
dealer for assistance in adjusting
manual tread width on your machine
(if equipped).
Your machine may be equipped with
Hydraulic Tread Adjust to boost capability
and perform applications for various field row
widths and cropping stages with minimal
crop damage.
Tread Range
• Min. Tread Width = 120” (304.8 cm)*
• Max. Tread Width = 160” (406.4 cm)*
* Depending on tire size.
WARNING
Ensure the Battery Disconnect Switch is
OFF before performing any service on
the fan. Failure to comply may result in
engine turnover, serious injury, or death.
CAUTION
Never adjust hydraulic tread width on a
public roadway. Ensure the machine is
on level ground where there are no
ditches or valleys to interfere while you
perform the adjustment.
NOTICE
Survey your surroundings and allow
yourself enough room to adjust tread
width in either forward or reverse.
NOTICE
The machine must be in motion while
adjusting tread width. Failure to comply
may result in machine damage.