UNIA ARES L 2.5, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL ARES L
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Once the machine working depth is set on the roller in the ARES L unit, equipped with a chassis
with a drawbar, adjust also the correct depth on the drawbar. The determinant is the parallel
position of the frame when working against the ground.
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In order to adjust with the turnbuckle, rotate the turnbuckle [A] to the left or right,
through which the machine front part is lifted up or lowered down
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Hydraulic adjustment consists of applying pressure from the tractor cab to the cylinder
[B]. Then, put on the desired number of the stops [C] and reapply pressure to the cylinder
causing it to slide in and tighten the stops
3.5.3 Working depth adjustment on the tyre roller ARES L 4.5;6.0 DRIVE
Fig. 17. Working depth adjustment on the tyre roller ARES L 4.5;6.0 DRIVE
To set the working depth of the machine (ARES L 4.5;6.0 DRIVE), you should:
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Apply pressure to the cylinder [B] of the side sections [E] , causing them to slide out. Set
the correct number of stops [D] , re-apply the pressure to the cylinder [B] .
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Apply pressure to the cylinder
[A]
of the centre section
[F]
, causing it to slide out. Set the
correct number of stops [C] , re-apply the pressure to the cylinder [A]
Set the side sections [E] and the centre section [F] so that they are at the same height. This
guarantees even depth of the machine over its entire width and proper operation of the shafts.
After setting the shafts, adjust the turnbuckle (cylinder) position on the drawbar (see 3.5.2).
3.5.4 Levelling fingers adjustment ARES L 4.5;6.0
Levelling fingers adjustment [A] can be done in
two directions.
• In vertical direction - pull out the pin [B]
and lift up or lower the row of levelling
fingers
[A]
by locking the pin
[B]
in the
corresponding holes.
•
In the horizontal direction - pull out the pin
[C] and move the row of row of levelling
fingers [A] forward or backward by locking
the pin [C] in the corresponding holes.
Fig. 15. Levelling fingers adjustment