Teagle Tomahawk C12, Инструкция / Перечень запасных частей

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When it is necessary to stop milling part way through a bale, always stop the bale chamber rotation and put it in
reverse for a few seconds before stopping the mill rotor. This allows the material in the area around the mill rotor to
be removed by the conveyor. Failure to do this may result in a blockage when the machine is re-started.
To stop the machine without the control desk press the remote stop button on the side of the machine, this will first
stop the bale chamber rotation. After a short delay to make sure the material is removed from the mill rotor housing
the conveyor will stop. The mill rotor will then have to be stopped by disengaging the PTO drive in the tractor driving
the machine.
Occasionally materials may lodge against the side of the bale chamber and not feed down into the mill. If this
occurs reverse the rotation of the bale chamber for 1 to 2 turns to dislodge the material and restart milling.
Selecting auto sensing & manual mode
To select the automatic bale chamber speed control press this button.
To select the manual bale chamber speed control press this button.
This mode can be used to check the
tub is spinning correctly. This mode also runs the risk of stalling the tractor as you have to increase or
decrease the tub speed manually to stop the tractor staling & to maximise the chopping action.
Role of the red flashing beacon
The machine is fitted with a red flashing beacon. This tells the user 2 things. 1. When the rota is below 870rpm the
flashing beacon will start to flash to warm the loader vehicle that the driving tractor is under load. 2. When the pto
shaft is turned off, the flashing beacon will start to flash from 870rpm to 0, to warm people that the rota is spinning
and not to enter the tub chamber.
Recommended conveyor angle
We recommend that you run the conveyor between 30 and 60 degree to the floor. The higher the angle the tighter
the conveyor belt will became. Running the conveyor at steeper angle my result in the pump stalling.
Note: Make sure the ‘power on’ is illuminated and the conveyor is straight & lowered before engaging the
PTO shaft.
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