HARRISTON INDUSTRIES 93066, Руководство оператора

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8 Shipping and Assembly
If the machine is shipped by truck, certain components are removed to bring the unit to the legal
transport width. Although the machine is heavy, it is not difficult to handle by following this procedure:
1. Clear the area of bystanders.
2. Spread the forks on the forklift as wide as possible to match the frame clearance points.
3. Drive the forklift to the machine and slide the forks under the frame but away from moving parts. Do
not lift on any of the row units or drives.
4. Attach a couple of chains or slings between the frame and mast to prevent tipping.
5. Lift slightly to tighten the chains.
6. If using a crane or hoist, attach chains to frame at 3 or 4
locations to prevent tipping.
7. Lift slightly to tighten the chain.
8. Loosen and release all machine tie-downs.
9. Slowly raise the machine to lift it slightly above the truck
bed.
10. Be sure the unit is balanced before moving.
11. Raise the machine until the truck bed is cleared.
12. Back slowly always and carefully move to the assembly area. Carry close to the ground when
moving to minimize the tendency to tip.
13. Lower the machine to the ground at the assembly site but do not unhook until the rear wheels are
mounted.
ASSEMBLY
1
. Open the crate and cartons containing the attaching components and mounting hardware.
2. Determine the machine row spacing required.
3. Mark the center of the frame and measure toward each end to establish the positions for the rear
wheels.
4. Install the rear wheels and tighten the U-bolts to their specified torque.
5. Be sure the frame stands are pinned in their supporting position.
6. Lower the machine to the ground and remove chains or slings.
1. Keep bystanders away.
2. Use a forklift, crane, or hoist
with adequate lift capacity and
stability to handle the machine.
3. Securely chain the frame to the
lifting device before moving.
4. Use 2 men when handling the
machine.