HARRISTON INDUSTRIES 93066, Руководство оператора

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4.2 PRINCIPLE COMPONENTS
The Harriston potato planter uses a large hopper
(A) to carry cut potatoes over the field for
planting. A small hydraulically powered feed
chain (B) moves the seed into the seed bowl (C)
next to the planting wheels (D). An electrical
sensor in the bowl activates the potato chain
when more seed is required.
The hydraulic system drive’s the planting
wheels through a series of chains and sprockets
used to set the spacing between each plant. A
series of spring-loaded clamps (E) select a
potato as it moves through the bowl. As the
wheels (D) turn, the clamps are pulled back
when they contact a cam on the first portion of
the arc. The potato is released and drops into
the ground.
The shoe (F) ahead of the planting wheel opens
the ground to receive the seed. Discs (G),
behind the row unit, close the seedbed and start
the hilling process.
Adjustable gauge wheels (H) allow the operator
to set the depth of the seed.
Before starting to work, all operators should familiarize themselves with the location and function of the
controls on the planter and tractor.
The Harriston Planter is offered with our Harriston drive specifically designed to operate any of our
planters.
ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE DIRECTLY TO THE BATTERY
WITH 'CLEAN' LEADS. GROUND WIRE MUST BE FREE FROM CORROSION
ANY SYSTEM MALFUNCTIONS CAUSED BY CONNECTION OF ELECTRICAL LEADS TO
ANY OTHER POWER SOURCE WILL NOT BE COVERED BY HARRISTON INDUSTRIES
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B
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