Sheyenne tooling & Mfg 500CT, Руководство оператора

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HOOK-UP
PHYSICAL
The Compact Tractor snowblower is
manufactured with a universal quicktach
mounting plate. This allows the snowblower to
be attached to most makes and models of
tractors. Engage the angle plate in the mating top
bracket, lift and tilt back. The locking pins need
to align with their mating holes. Completely
engage the pins and lock the handles down. As
an option the mounting plate can be replaced by a
pin mounting.
HYDRAULIC
The snowblower is powered by a pair of
hydraulic lines, all with flat faced connectors.
Both models uses 84 inch hoses. Hoses are
supplied with each machine. These hoses will
fit most tractor makes and models. Some
exceptions may require special hoses. Routing
hoses will involve some choices and decision
making. It's probably a good idea to follow
existing hydraulic lines on the loader arms as
much or as long as possible. Once away from
those factory lines use good judgment to put
slack at points where loader or bucket movement
require. Avoid places were pinching or other
possible damage to the hoses may occur.
One orbital motor turns hydraulic flow and
pressure back to rotary power to drive the auger
and impeller. Hydraulic pressure is also used to
operate cylinders for the chute rotation and the
deflector. All hydraulic functions require that the
tractor PTO be engaged to start flow.
ELECTRICAL
The two hydraulic cylinders mentioned in the
above paragraph are controlled electrically. A
handset and wiring harnesses are included with
the snowblower. Like the hydraulic lines, the
electrical wiring harnessed will need to be routed
for your particular tractor make and model. The
top view, line drawing on page 14 and
Figure 1
on t his page will aid you.
Fig. 1 WIRE HARNESS ROUTING
These instructions are general in nature and
specifics will be determined by the person
installing the harness. Point
C is the location of
the handset or control box shown on page 14.
Wiring harness
A (yellow in diagram and Fig. 1 )
needs to run out of the tractor and along the
loader arm. Tractors with cabs may provide a
port for cables and harnesses, check for this
accommodation. The nine socket connector of
harness
A plugs into the handset. At point D a
red and a black wire break-out of the main
harness. Connect these wires to positive and
ground respectively. Route harness
A
approximately as shown in Figure 1. Provide
enough slack at pivot point
E to prevent pulling
when loader arms are raised. Inversely, too
much slack may cause the harness to become
pinched in pivot points. Point
F is the nine pin
all-weather plug-in which has a mounting
bracket provided. Wiring harness
B is blue in
the diagram and Fig. 1 . Point G is another pivot
point were some slack should be given for the
bucket tilting. Excess slack may cause the
harness to drag on the ground when loader arms
are low. From pivot point
G, wiring harness B
needs to connect to the four harnesses on the
snowblower.
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C
D
E
F
B
G
A