PBZ CropCare PA1500, Руководство пользователя

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5
Operating Instructions
Row Width Adjustment
Moving the Picking Assistant
1. The height of the picking assistant should be adjusted to
best suit the crop height, and the length of the operator’s
arms.
2. To adjust the height of the picking assistant, firmly grip
the lifting handle (c) to relieve pressure on the pull-pin,
pull the pull-pin (d) located on the wheel adjustment
clamp (b), which is located on the main frame tube, and
The Picking Assistant can be moved either by hand or towed
by an ATV or tractor.
1. Be sure that both motors (a) are in the neutral position, as
shown (Figure 1) before attempting to move the picking
assistant.
2. Rotate the steering arm (b) clockwise towards the front
of the machine as shown (Figure 2).
3. The picking assistant can be moved by hand using the
handles (a), or steering arm (b), or by towing it with
an ATV or tractor using the hitch pin (c) to connect it
(Figure 2).
4. Never allow passengers on the machine while it is being
towed.
5. Upon arriving at the desired location, rotate the steering
arm back to the operating position, and be sure to move
the motors back to one of the three operation positions.
Upon arriving at the desired location, it is now necessary to
make the proper adjustments to the picking assistant to best
suit the application and the operator.
1. Using a 3/4” wrench or socket, loosen the 1/2” flange nut
(a) on the right rear wheel adjustment clamp (b) (Figure
3). With the nut loosened, the wheel assembly should
slide easily on the frame rail. Slide the wheel assembly to
the desired width and re-tighten the flange nut (a)
Before going out to the field, the wheel spacing should be
set to accommodate the crop that is to be harvested. This
requires a 3/4” wrench or socket.
Figure 1: Front wheel in picking position
b
a
Figure 3: Wheel spacing and height adjustment
c
d
Figure 2: Front wheel in towing position
Operator Adjustments
raise or lower the machine as needed. When you reach
the desired height, release the pull-pin (d) (Figure 3). Be
sure the pull-pin locks properly into an adjustment hole.
3. After making a height adjustment, tie up any extra wire
with the bungee tie so the wire cannot become entangled
in the drive wheel.
4. Repeat this process for all three wheels.
5. Note: On hillsides the rear wheel heights should be
separately adjusted to level the machine.
a
b
a
c