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III Rolling wheels part
Schematically drawing rolling wheels
Nr. Way of adjustment Result
8 Moving plastic ring. Height adjustment whole rolling wheel frame.
9 Slot hole adjustment. Height adjustment rollup frame front.
10 Bolt + contra nut Changing turning angle rollup frame front
11 Slot hole adjustment. Adjustment tension chain rolling wheels
12 Slot hole adjustment. Adjustment tension chain rolling wheels
13 Slot hole adjustment. Height adjustment rollup frame back
Goal of the rolling wheels is to roll up the sod further and throw it out on a catching board or
cross conveyor.
The whole rolling wheel part is mounted on 1 frame (parts book 101-51), which can move
totally up and down, when a roll is passing under it. While going up and down the rolling
wheels are still driven.
The whole rolling wheel part is supported by a pressure spring (parts book 101-51-11), to
keep the pressure on the sod roll restricted.
In resting stand the rolling wheel part is resting on touch rubbers (adjustment 8). Under this
touch rubber is a plastic ring mounted. This ring can be removed and added on the bottom
side (under the head of the bolt for mounting). So that the same length of bolt can be used
(parts book 101-50-65). The whole rolling wheel part lowering. This is wanted when you want
to make smaller rolls (for instance with very thin sods).
De partly rolled sod is taken over from the rolling board part by a rollup frame front (parts
book 101-51-03). This rollup frame front is the changeover between the rolling board and the
rolling wheels. Important for the adjustment is to make the change over between the rolling
board and the rolling wheels as smooth as possible. The rolled sod needs to stay continuously
in contact with the rolling parts. The height and the twisting from the rollup frame front can
be adjusted with adjustment 9 and 10.