SAC ROTO-PRESS 904, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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7. The following must be done on both sides: raise the bag apron up and lock the chains in the
slots. Put the bungee cord over the bag just behind the main bag yet ahead of the pipe. Place
ropes with the bottom side of the bag apron and the hook onto the chain links (keeping the
hook to the outside so not to catch on the bag) holding the apron up about half way up to
begin. (Figure 2) The cord must be tight and go on the front side of the apron (
Very
Important ). Tie the ropes on the bungee cord forward to their appropriate hooks.
8. To close the bag, pull enough off of the shroud so that you can close off the one end. Pull a
little more off of the bottom to start out. It is important not to allow wrinkles and to keep the
bag fold lines straight. Take the opening of the bag and fold in both sides to form a pleat. Also
requires the use of (2) 10’ 2 x 4’s. (Figure 3) Place the blank board on top and roll the bag
around it four (4) times. Place the pre-nailed board on top to sandwich the plastic and nail them
together.
Figure 3
9. Let the boards hang down or prop them up by placing a bale or truck, tractor or skid loader to
act as a back stop to hold it securely for the first three loads. This is to compensate for the bag
coming off the top, later. Check that the apron is just loose enough to let off one fold at a time.
Also check for tearing at the bottom. If this occurs, loosen the bungee cord and tape the tear.
10. Read directions and information sheet in the bag box completely. Measure for proper
stretching of the bag. ROTO-PRESS does have the ability to over stretch and burst the bag.
WARNING! DO NOT STAND UNDERNEATH THE CONVEYOR WHILE
IT IS BEING LET DOWN.
11. The conveyor is raised and lowered with a hand-operated winch mounted on the side of the
oil bath. The conveyor slide mechanism is equipped with a safety lock that prevents the
conveyor from coming down accidentally. When lowering the conveyor, release the safety
lock by first raising the conveyor slightly, and then pull down on the safety lock handle.
Remember to make sure that the safety lock is engaged, each time the conveyor is returned
to the transport position. Lower down to just off the ground, or to the desired height,
making sure the conveyor never comes in contact with the ground. Flip the hopper end
chute over into its operating position. Hook up the tractor hydraulics and check the belt
rotation to make sure the belt is moving in the right direction. If available, adjust the tractor