Kverneland CLC PRO, Руководство оператора

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Adjustments
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Adjusting the edging disc distance relative to the machine on
fixed machines.

Remove the pin locking the lateral adjustment shaft (C).

Remove the side adjustment shaft.

Slide the assembly on its tube to adjust the distance between the
edging disc and the path of the flow of soil.

Replace the adjustment shaft.

Lock the shaft with the pin.
Adjusting the working depth of the edging discs on fixed
machines.
The disc height can be adjusted according to the working depth of the
gang of discs using shaft D.

Remove the pin locking the adjustment shaft (D).

Remove the adjustment shaft.

Raise the disc.

Engage the adjusting shaft in one of the positions E.
•
The uppermost hole corresponds to a high working depth of the
gang of discs.
•
The lowermost hole corresponds to a low working depth of the
gang of discs.

Adjust the discs so that they touch the ground without penetrating
it. This is to ensure surface leveling only.

Test and then correct the setting depending on the quality of
leveling obtained.
→
The adjustment is correct when the soil is level with no tine marks
and no disc marks.
Fine tuning the adjustment of the working depth of the edging
discs on fixed machines
The disc height adjustment can be fine-tuned using adjustment
screws F.

Loosen the adjustment screw (F).

Set the disc position.

Tighten the screws.
Tandem Disc
The Tandem Disc is formed from two gangs of discs. The cutting angle
must be set to the opposite configuration for the two gangs, but with
the same opening. This will prevent the traction load from becoming
concentrated on either the right or left side.
Adjusting the working angle of the gang of discs

Refer to Section "Adjusting the working angle of the gang of discs"
to Page 68.
C
D
E
F