SAC ROTO-PRESS 904, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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2. Start filling; pull the bag toward the rear to avoid wrinkles on the ground. It may be
necessary to adjust the position of the bag pan and bungee cord after some of the bag has
come off.
3. An overflow door placed just behind the conveyor tells you if you need to slow the conveyor
down. On the front side of the conveyor is a flow control to regulate the speed of the
conveyor.
On roller mill units, adjust the slide control on the top so that the corn is getting to the entire
roller. It should be mounded up just a little to make this happen.
On auger units, do not overfill the hopper. If it is full at the tube opening, that is good
enough.
4. Continue filling the 2
nd
load. Check that the wheels are not sliding. Also, check the stretch
marks on the bag. Do these about five (5) feet behind the machine. Apply or release the brakes
according to the bag manufacturers allowable stretch.
On roller mill units, check the desired crack. Check this at the inspection hole on the right side
of the machine. Adjustments can be made at the rear, left hand side of the units.
5. On every load, check the stretch of the bag. Check whether it is coming off straight, check the
tractor alignment and inspect the bag for tears.
6. To finish the bag, leave four (4) folds left on the bagger. Stop filling, stop PTO and
hydraulics.
On auger units remove the auger.
Drive ahead slowly until the machine is just out of the bag. The end can be closed off the
same way it was started, or the plastic can be folded over and put dirt over top to keep the
wind from blowing the bag open. (Figure 4)
Figure 4
7. Take two (2) pieces of patching tape and place them in a cross configuration at one end of
the bag. Cut about a dime size hole in the center of the cross. Let the bag vent for one (1)
day and then seal the hole with another piece of patching tape.
Your bag is now complete.
Important! When opening the bag, always cut around the bag, never lengthways.