waratah HTH623C, Руководство оператора

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Operation: Processing
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General
IMPORTANT: Do not process toward the cab.
1. Once the tree has been delimbed, it is ready to be
cross-cut into desired products.
2. Depending on log size when cross-cutting, it will be
necessary to support the large end.
3. If multiple log grades are being processed,
pre-planning is important, as this will ensure correct
placement of various grades in order to facilitate the
recovery process.
4. When working on confined landings, ensure safety
procedures and practices are in place and adhered to.
Debarking
1. The process is similar to that above, with the major
difference being the predominant use of debarking
feeding wheels to cut and loosen the bark from stems.
2. The tree is fed back and forth through the harvester
head until the bark is removed. The tree is then
processed.
Measuring
1. Inspect the butt of the tree and re-cut as required.
2. Look at the measuring wheel while processing. If you
see the measuring wheel slipping while processing,
restart the tree from the beginning, resetting measuring
at the butt.
3. Keep the measuring wheel in view when selecting a
log length. Any sudden movements of the harvester
head may cause the wheel to stop or spin.
4. A support log may be required for longer logs to
prevent breakage: the log being measured should
slide smoothly along the log underneath. If not, try
another stack of logs.
5. Avoid reversing when measuring. Returning to the end
of a log and starting again will provide more accurate
length measuring.
6. Before activating the saw, check the diameter and
length readouts.
7. If measuring equipment is being used, carry out
calibration checks at regular intervals.
8. When handling two stems, align their butts either by
a saw cut or using the find end before measuring to
length.
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