KUHN BELT-DRIVEN MINOTOR 3060, Руководство оператора

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- The MINOTOR 3060 is equipped with a limit of travel sensor for the belt clutch ram (see photo 3).
This sensor is located under the large side casing just behind the tension spring. It is tripped when
the clutch ram is fully engaged. At this point, the conveyor can be started up in forward motion.
There are several advantages to this design:
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BELT-DRIVEN MINOTOR 3060
Always start the PTO before engaging the belt drive and always disengage
the belt drive before stopping the PTO. Failure to comply with this procedure
will result in a blockage.
Always start the beater bar with the conveyor speed set to zero.
Always check that the fan is set to 270 min -1 for silage and haylage and 540
min
-1
for straw.
When distributing haylage, it is preferable for the bale to be loaded in
the direction that it will be unrolled.
- The conveyor only runs forwards when the belt is
fully engaged
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no risk of beater bar blockage.
- The conveyor can run in reverse, however, even if
the sensor has not tripped (the beater bar does not
rotate)
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the body can be safely emptied out of the
back.
- The conveyor control switch has a latched position
in forward operation which, together with the limit of
travel sensor, makes it possible to use just the left-
hand beater bar lever
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the conveyor control switch
can therefore be left at any time in the latched position
in order to start up the conveyor at the same time as
the beater bar, as on the Minotor 3050 TR with a
hydraulic beater bar.
- The protective cover is only used at the end of distribution. The cover must not be unfolded, therefore,
when the product to be distributed (grass silage, round bales of hay, haylage or straw) is too
voluminous (a round bale must be able to rotate freely).
- In the course of distribution, the machine body may be raised or lowered to:
- keep round bales up against the beater bar when the product is easy (hay, straw, fine-cut
haylage, etc.);
- facilitate bale rotation with tougher products. An approximate height of 50 cm between the
sill wear plate and the ground is recommended (bales of rough-cut haylage, etc.).