Miller AG-BAG G6060, Руководство оператора

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6. Start unloading product onto the conveyor. The person operating the unloading equipment
should watch that the conveyor or hopper does not get over loaded. Unloading equipment
should be run accordingly.
IMPORTANT: Remove the support feet from the backstop after the first two loads. If support
feet are left in the backstop pockets, damage to the support feet and/or pockets may result.
7. Start the inoculant applicator (if so equipped) once product is being unloaded onto the con-
veyor. Turn inoculant applicator off just before load is empty.
8. Check the cable drum brake pressure and adjust as required according to the following indica-
tors:
a. Check the stretch bars on the side of the bag. They should not exceed the bag manufac-
turers recommendations. If stretch marks are greater than recommended, brake pressure
needs to be decreased.
b. If bag does not have a smooth appearance, brake pressure may need to be increased.
c. Use the ground to ground measurement to check for proper bag stretch. Refer to the
“Bagging Instructions” section of this manual for proper measurements.
IMPORTANT: Never allow bag to touch cables. To avoid the possibility of bag damage, place
cardboard between bag and cables if contact will or has occurred.
Stop the conveyor and bagging operation when:
a. Two or three wraps of cable remain on the cable drum
or
b. The bag is full and 10 to 12 feet of bag is left on the tunnel (approximately four folds in
most cases).
IMPORTANT: Be sure to turn off the inoculant applicator each time the conveyor is stopped.