Harper Debris DB2700, Руководство оператора

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Debris Blower
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1. Remove from crate.
2. Mount Diverter Handle Assembly to
the frame of the machine with the two
3/8” bolts already in the frame.
3. Connect PTO shaft to input shaft of
machine, tighten set screws on shaft.
4. Mount 3-point pins on Debris Blower.
5. Mount Debris Blower to 3-point of trac-
tor and connect PTO shaft.
Note:
A set of belts between the PTO shaft
and the impeller shaft assembly drive the
fan blades whenever the PTO drive-shaft
is turning.
On initial operation of the Debris
Blower, the belts may shrink and need
readjustment after the first hour of use.
When readjusting belt tension, use a
straightedge across the faces of pulleys to
make sure they are properly aligned and
the belts will run true.
SAFETY WARNING!
• Keep pants and loose clothing away
from PTO drive and shaft and all
drive pulleys, belts and shafts.
• Never operate the Debris Blower
beyond the suggested 540 PTO
speed.
• Do not attempt to service machine
while it is in operation.
SAFETY WARNING!
• Wear approved eye and ear
protection while operating the
Debris Blower.
• Keep all guards in place during
operation. Never operate the Debris
Blower with safety shields removed.
• Before operating the machine,
check to ensure that all belt guides
and tensioner are in place to
prevent belts from slipping off the
pulleys and systems from being
accidentally engaged.
• Check inlet and discharge housings
for children, pets and foreign
objects before operating.
• Keep clothing and all body parts
away from rotating parts. Do not
wear loose fitting clothing.
• Periodically clean debris material
away from the machine to lessen
the possibility of fire. Always keep a
fire extinguisher near the Debris
Blower during operation.
• Impeller blade rotation cannot be
controlled from the Debris Blower.
• Obtain and wear safety glasses
when operating this machine.
Note:
A safe operator is one who practices
safety and uses good common sense to
protect himself from flying material.
Assembly Operation
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