Rabe COMBIBIRD CB, Руководство оператора

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Adjustment procedure
∙
Set the implement down on the ground in the working position.
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The non-stop hydraulic safety circuit is connected by a bypass
to the frame's tine working depth circuit. Make sure that the
hoses are correctly connected to the tractor (se hydraulic
diagram).
∙ Open the calibrating valve (1).
- To increase the resistance of the safety systems:
- Operate the tine depth control lever to increase the pressure
in the circuit.
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To reduce the resistance of the safety systems:
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Operate the tine depth control lever to reduce the pressure in
the circuit.
∙
Close the calibration valve (2) when the desired pressure is
reached, the safety system is thus isolated.
9.4 Undercarriage adjustment
Working depth adjustment using the undercarriage: working
depth is set by means of an adjustable mechanical end stop
located on the undercarriage, inside the frame.
Adjustment procedure
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Legend
1 Adjustment end stop
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2
Legend
1 End stop and adjusting screw
2 Adjusting rod
∙
Raise the implement to free the adjusting rod (2).
∙
Loosen the locking screw (1).
∙
Slide the adjusting rod (2).
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Lower the rod to reduce the working depth.
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Raise the rod to increase the working depth.
∙
Retighten the locking screw (1).
∙
Place the implement in the ground and check the setting.
∙
Place the implement in the working position (see 8.2).
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IMPORTANT:
For an optimum result, the working speed must be
between 10 and 12 km/h (5 and 6 mph). A higher
speed may cause rapid wear of the working parts.
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IMPORTANT:
The working depth must be between max. 5 and 7
cm for the discs.
∙ Raise the implement before performing field headland
manoeuvres.
∙
Do not make sharp turns when the implement is in the ground.
∙
Reduce speed when turning or when clearing obstacles
(ditches, bumps, stony patches, etc.).
∙
With a new implement or at the beginning of each new season
and for best results, it may be necessary to perform several
return runs. Each time, the soil slides more easily and settings
can be refined.