Hud-son Oscar 330 Pro, Руководство оператора

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5. To saw a board accurately, the track needs to be straight and flat. To obtain this, use
a string tied tight from end to end or a level. If the track/trailer has a crown or dip,
you will not be able to saw a straight board.
Correct Track
Incorrect
Dipped Track
C. Machine Set-Up (trailer unit) 20' or 24' Torsion Axle Trailers, (330, 236, 36 Farm
Boss, H360)
1. Set-up area should be relatively level and clear of debris. The head will need to roll
down the track so be sure the area is free of obstructions.
2. Lower the trailer jack and raise the jack until the coupler is free of the hitch. Once
this is done remove the unit from the vehicle. Using the "T" handles, loosen the
bolts and lower the front 2 legs.
3. Do the same to lower back 2 legs, and level the trailer.
4. Lower the center 2 legs last, the track should already be level.
5. Once the head is unbolted from travel position, roll it down the track to be sure it is
level. If your head rolls on its own you will need to adjust your leveling legs.
Return the head to the center of the trailer and re-bolt or raise the center legs to lock
head into place. Once the head is secure you can reset the leveling legs.
**Always secure the head before re-leveling the trailer***
6. Once the trailer is level, the head should not roll on its own. If your trailer is not
level, it will not saw your boards correctly. Refer to previous instructions for
proper set-up.
Correct
trailer set
up. All legs
are level;
head should
not move on
its own.
D. Setting Head on Track (If Applicable) Ground Models
Once your track is level, you are ready to set the head on the track. Once again, be
sure the area is still free and clear of obstructions. You will want the head to roll
freely down the track.
1. Install the head with operator's side on the same side as the moveable dog. The
discharge side is the side with the squaring pins.
2. Raise the head 3 inches and roll from one end to the other. The head should roll
smoothly along the track. If the head "thumps" when it passes over the track
joint, check to make sure the tracks are level. Re-level the track and try rolling the
head again. Also be sure to watch the track as you roll the head, if the track
moves, you will need to support the track in that area.