Sola A-6000/NS PLUS, Руководство пользователя

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ADJUSTMENTS
5.7 PARKING BRAKE
Turn the lever to the right for activating the parking brake
and, turn it to the left for releasing.
Fig. 29
BEFORE SOWING, MAKE SURE THAT THE PARK-
ING BRAKE IS RELEASED (WITHOUT BLOCKING
THE FLOATING WHEELS)
5.8 END OF MACHINE WORK
• Fully empty the hopper of any seed and fertilizer:
• Wash the machine with water, particularly the containers
used for chemical products (see section 9.2 SEED DRILLER
CLEANING).
• Verify that the machine components are in good condition.
Substitute the worn components.
• Remove any particle that may produce corrosion. If neces-
sary, paint these areas with anticorrosive paint or varnish.
• Grease and lubricate the indicated parts, chains and trans-
mission gears (see section 9.4 LUBRICATION AND GREAS-
ING POINTS).
6. ADJUSTMENTS
This chapter contains the necessary modifications necessary
to adjust the A-6000/NS PLUS according to the terrain and
seed. The values herein provided may vary according to the
terrain conditions, climate factors and the machine condi-
tions.
6.1 MACHINE LEVELLING
BEFORE USING THE MACHINE, MAKE SURE
THAT IT IS CORRECTLY LEVELLED, BY THE SOW-
ING EQUIPMENT AND BY THE TOW-BAR.
6.1.1 TOW-BAR AND TRACTOR LEVELLING
FOR COUPLING THE SEED DRILLER TO THE
TRACTOR, PLACE THE TOWING HOOK POINT
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE POSITION; THERE-
FORE, PLACE THE BOLT AND THE SECURITY PIN
ABOVE THE PISTON ROD (B1).
By modifying the TRAJECTORY LIMITING STOPS at the
hopper (1), the towing hook point in the seed driller to the
tractor will go up or down.
In order to do so, it is necessary to:
1-
Plug in the hydraulic circuit connectors of the machine to
the tractor distributor
Fig. 30
2
1
A
B
2-
Apply pressure to the hopper hydraulic circuit (2) for un-
locking the trajectory limiting stops (1)
3
- Hold the stops, take the security pins and bolts out (3, Fig 31).
Fig. 31
2
1
3
4 - Move the stops (1) until reaching the desired position, the
place the bolts and pins (3, Fig 31) for fixing the maximum
trajectory.