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5 folding and unfolding – Great Plains Simba Culti Press Operator Manual User Manual

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Simba CultiPress

608-206M-ENG

2013-02-04

2.5 Folding and Unfolding

Folding Machines

(4.6m, 5.5m and 6.6m)

Check for exposed persons when
lowering / unfolding the machine.

Do not climb on the machine to fit

or remove the transport strap, this
should be done from the ground.

2.5.1 Unfolding into the Work
Position

1. Ensure that the parking stands are in

the fully raised position.

2. Remove the transport strap from the

rear wing cylinders. Stow the transport

strap on the lights as shown in Fig.

2.01.

3. Open the taps on the hosemast.

Beware of sudden or uncontrolled

movements if the taps are opened

with the hydraulics in float. Do

not open taps with the tractor

hydraulics in float.

4. Operate the hydraulics to fully unfold

the wings.

5. Lower the machine to the ground until

the chassis is level front to rear or the

drawbar cylinders touch the depth

stops.

2.5.2 Folding into the

Transport Position

1. Fully raise the levelling boards so that

they do not protrude beyond the 3m

transport width.

2. Raise the machine onto the transport

wheels.

3. Operate the hydraulics to fully fold the

wings.

4. Fit the transport strap across the pins

on the rear wing cylinders for transport

safety.

5. Close the taps on the hosemast.

6. Lower the parking stands if the

CultiPress is to be unhitched from the

tractor in the folded position.

3. Carefully operate the hydraulics to

lower the drawbar and tilt the CultiPress

onto the road transport wheels. Fully

extend the drawbar cylinders.

4. This allows the levelling boards

to be fully raised so that when the

CultiPress is folded the levelling

boards do not protrude beyond the 3m

transport width. Fully raise the levelling

boards.

5. Operate the hydraulics to fold the

wings.

6. Ensure that the wing strap is fitted to

tie the two wing sections together.

7. Ensure that parking stands are locked

in the transport position, ie. fully raised.

2. Transportation / Installation

Fig. 2.01: Transport Strap Stowage in Work