Volvo L45H 2016, Руководство оператора, Страница: 194 / 318

used better and it is possible to build higher
stacks. The heel kick-out can also be used as a
counterhold when handling single logs.
Basic Basic rule: rule:Make sure that the logs leave the grapple
without falling.
Suitable gear: Suitable gear: Gear selector in position Gear selector in position
4
4
APS settings
(a) Light ( Light ( Light Light ) or ) or
Automatic Automatic
Boom Suspension Boom Suspension
System:
System:
Speed-dependent Speed-dependent
position
position
a)For selecting APS settings, see page
45
(in the table for
"Transmission").
Picking up from a stack Picking up from a stack
Low stack: Low stack:
1 Keep the grapple tines flat against the ground
with the grapple fully open.
2 Enter the grapple into the stack and close the
clamping arm as far as possible.
3 Carefully reverse while closing the grapple
further.
High stack: High stack:
1 Begin as high as possible and tilt the grapple
tines slightly forward with the grapple fully open.
2 When the grapple is well into the stack, close it.
3 Follow through with the grapple so as to avoid
logs falling down under the grapple tines.
If If logs logs fall fall between between the the grapple grapple tines, tines, carefully carefully lower lower
the load to the ground, reverse and try to pick up the load to the ground, reverse and try to pick up
the load again. Make sure not to damage the logs.
the load again. Make sure not to damage the logs.
A heel/kick-out makes it possible to stack the logs
higher and to keep the ground in front of the wheels
of the machine clear of logs.
Operating with tree-length logs Operating with tree-length logs
Pay special attention that the centre of gravity of
the logs is correctly positioned to maintain a
satisfactory lateral side stability.
Make use of a signal man when operating where
visibility is limited, see page
202
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Operating techniques Operating techniques
Timber grapples Timber grapples
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