Landoll Brillion 3631-25, Руководство оператора, Страница: 114 / 138

3-6 F-979-0219
OPERATION
General Operation
1. The minimum horsepower requirements are typically
9-10 horsepower per foot of width. This will vary
widely due to speed, depth, moisture, residue and
types of soils. Local dealers can help in making
recommendations for your areas.
2. Operating speed is typically 5-8 mph. Excessive
speed can cause rapid sweep/point wear. Reduce
speed in rocky conditions to prevent wheel breakage.
3. Front and rear rollers are used to gauge the depth of
the shanks.
See Figure 3-4.
4. Do not turn with the shanks in the ground, this can
put excessive side load on the shanks. Raise the
shanks using hydraulic tooth control when making
turns to prevent bent or broken shanks.
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CAUTION
Operation of Rockshaft Transport
Lock
Be sure both Rockshaft Transport Locks are either
locked or unlocked.
Road to Field
Raise machine fully.
1. Remove Clevis Pins and Hair Pins from Rockshaft
Transport Lock U-channel.
2. Actuate the Levers at the rear of the machine to raise
the Transport Locks to Field Positions.
See
Figure 3-5.
3. Slide the Levers Into the Field Position Slot in the
Lever Brackets.
4. Install the clevis pins and Hair Pins into the Lever
Brackets to lock the Levers in Field Position.
5. Remove Hitch Leveler Transport Lock, Bent Pin and
Hair Pin from Hitch Leveler Cylinder and store it on
Hitch Leveler Mast Tab. Install Bent Pin and Hairpin.
See Figure 3-6.
Field to Road
Raise machine fully.
1. Remove Clevis Pins and Hair Pins from Lever
Brackets at the rear of the machine.
2. Actuate the Levers by sliding the Lever in the Lever
Bracket to the Transport Lock Position. The Transport
Lock should be over the Rockshaft Cylinder Rod.
See Figure 3-5.
3. Install the Clevis Pins and Hair Pins in the
U-Channels on the Rockshaft Cylinders to prevent
any unexpected unlocking.
4. Remove Hitch Leveler Transport Lock, Bent Pin and
Hair Pin from Hitch Leveler Mast Tab and place
Transport Lock over the Hitch Leveler Cylinder Rod.
Install Bent Pin and Hairpin.
See Figure 3-6.
Failure to remove both Locks will cause damage
to the Rockshaft.