Nordco Trailblazer BC60, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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BC 60 "Trailblazer" Brushcutter
SETUP AND OPERATION
AUGUST/2012 (49458202)
Section 2-23
Machine Setup
There are some adjustments which may have to
be made due to varying conditions such as rail
height and base width. Adjustments must be
made to compensate for these conditions before
operations can begin.
SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH CAN RESULT
FROM REACHING INTO MOVING
COMPONENTS WHILE THE MACHINE IS
RUNNING. MAKE OBSERVATIONS FROM A
SAFE DISTANCE.
ALWAYS TURN OFF MACHINE WHEN
PERFORMING MAINTENANCE, MAKING
ADJUSTMENTS, OR WHENEVER
UNINTENDED MOVEMENT OF MACHINE
COULD OCCUR; UNLESS DIRECTED
OTHERWISE. FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD
RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR
DAMAGE TO THE MACHINE.
Read and understand all OPERATION
procedures, warnings, and cautions before
making adjustments.
CUTTER HEAD ROTATION – QUADCO TYPE
HEADS
There are two acceptable configurations
for the direction of rotation of the
cutterhead assemblies.
Configuration 1, as shown in the drawing to the
right, will keep more of the debris around the
track area when cutting. To use this rotation
configuration, you need longer hoses to switch
the hose connections to the outer cutterhead
motors on the left and right cutterheads and swap
cutterhead disks #1 on the left cutterhead with
disk #3 on the right cutterhead. See the Quadco
manual in the Component Data Section of this
manual for instructions.
Configuration 2, also shown on the drawing, will
direct more debris away from the machine, so it is
IMPORTANT that you pay attention to your
surroundings when using this configuration.
Make certain you are not around houses,
buildings, or roads where people may be present.
Note: Configuration #2 is the standard
rotation configuration of the machine as it is
shipped from the factory.
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT
For optimum braking performance, the clearance
between the brake shoe and wheel should be in
the range of 3/4" to 1".
To adjust, release the brakes and turn adjusting
nuts (there are two per brake chamber) until
proper clearance is attained.