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OPERATION
Titan 5000 Series II 01/22 Operation Section 4-23
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efficient rock picker performance is 5 mph. Operate the implement at its full rated speed to maintain speed for
rock picker operation. It is important to match conveyor speed with ground speed. Forward ground speed help
propel the rocks up the grate and into the hopper. Refer to the tractor operator’s manual or the tractor
instrument panel for the engine speed and gear to provide the required ground speed. Make sure that the rock
picker is operating at its full rated speed before entering the field to be rock picked. If it becomes necessary to
temporarily regulate engine speed, increase or decrease the throttle gradually.
Ground speed is achieved by transmission gear selection and not by the engine operating speed. The operator
may be required to experiment with several gear range combinations to determine the best gear and range
which provides the most ideal performance from the rock picker and most efficient tractor operation. As the
severity of cutting conditions increase, the ground speed should be decreased by selecting a lower gear to
maintain the proper operating speed.
9.2 Operating the Rock Picker
When ready for field use remember to remove the
transport pins. After completing field work always
prepare the machine for road transport by
reinstalling the transport pins.
Adjust the reel speed to 30-40RPM. If your machine
is not equipped with a flow control, use the flow
control adjustment on your tractor to control the reel
speed. If your machine is equipped with a flow
control valve, adjust the lever on the flow control
valve until the proper reel speed is obtained, then
lock the lever in place using the screw on the valve.
If your tractor has a flow control adjustment and
your machine is equipped with a flow control valve,
we recommend that the rock picker flow control be
set to fully open and the flow adjustment be made
at the tractor. We recommend that a reel speed of
36-37 RPM be initially tried. To obtain 36-37 RPM,
9.6 GPM (36 liters/minute) is required. Higher
speeds will cause throw over of rocks and slower
speed will cause excessive batt tripping. It is
important to match reel speed to ground speed.
Forward ground speed help propel the rocks up the
grate and into the hopper.
Do not exceed 5 mph while operating the rock
picker. In windrowed rock conditions slower ground
speeds will be required to effectively clear the
grate. Field conditions should be reasonably firm
and dry for best rock picking.