HARRISTON INDUSTRIES 93066, Руководство оператора

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4.13 Storage
4.13.1 PLACING IN STORAGE
At the end of the planting season, the machine should be thoroughly inspected and prepared for storage.
Repair or replace any worn or damaged components to prevent unnecessary down time at the beginning
of the next season. Follow this procedure:
1. Thoroughly wash the machine using a pressure washer to remove all dirt, mud, debris, or residue.
During the final rinse, add a good disinfectant to the pressure washer tank to disinfect the machine.
2.
If a disinfectant is not used, fungus and mildew will grow during the storage period and could
contaminate next year's crop.
3.
Inspect the following components:
Soil Engaging Components :
a. Check for worn or damaged planting shoes. Look for signs of wear on front of lower shoe. If
wear is detected, rebuild or replace planting shoe.
b. Check closing discs for damaged or worn bearings. Replace disc or bearings as required.
c. Check opening discs for damage or worn bearings (for machines with optional fertilizer
attachment). Replace disc or bearings as required.
Planting Components :
a. Check all clamp arms for bent or broken clamp. Straighten or replace as required.
b. Check clamp arms for damaged or broken springs. Replace as required.
c. Lubricate clamp arm pivot. Use SAE multi-purpose high temputure grease or SAE multi-
purpose lithium based grease. Work pivot arm several times to get lubricant into the bushing.
d. Rotate all clamp wheels and lubricate each clamp arm bushing.
e. Check Cam Bearing for damage.
f. Check all clamp arm cams for damage, wear, or misalignment. Repair as required.
g. Lubricate over-running clutch at the front of each row unit.
h. Inspect and lubricate the roller chain on row unit drive. Replace damaged or worn roller
chain as required.
NOTE
DO NOT point high pressure directly on wire
connections, encoders or sensors.
If planter is equipped with fertilizer attachment, wash
with a solution of 10% Vinegar / 90% Water