Rabe COMBIBIRD CB, Руководство оператора

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4.4 Length of the lifting links
2
1
Legend
1 Raised position
2 Lowered position
The length of the link arms determines the balance of the hitch
and the position of the lifting cylinders while working (ensures
symmetrical working between left- and right-hand sides).
1
2
Legend
1 Straight-edge
2 Axle
∙
Adjust the length of the links using a straight-edge (1) links so
that the hitch is horizontal to the axle (2).
∙ Adjust the length of the links so that in the working position
at least 30 mm of lifting cylinder travel remains. This allows
the amplitude of the hitch height to be adjusted from the
driver's cab and the tractor's slip control device to be correctly
operated (draft control).
4.5 Position of the stabilisers
1
2
3
Legend
1 Operating clearance
2 Pins
3 Tie rod
1
2
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Legend
1 Stabiliser
2 Centreline
Ensure that the stabilisers (1) are equi-distant from the tractor
centreline (2).
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IMPORTANT:
Grease and remove rust etc. from stabiliser bolts
and threads (rods or shims) before hitching the
implement to the tractor. The horizontal axles (3) of
the links must be fixed to avoid any undesired or
unanticipated potentially dangerous play.
4.6 Drawbar / Swinging drawbar
The drawbar (swinging drawbar uses only one hitching point. It
provides the necessary pulling force for a drawn implement.
∙
Drawbars can be either:
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Fixed, non-adjustable.
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Adjustable in many positions.
∙
Tractor drawbars are generally fitted with a shackle for
attaching to trailer tow bar type coupling hooks.
∙
The tractor drawbars barres and the sizes of the pins are
classified according to the nominal power of the tractor PTO.