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13 transport wheel adjustment, 11 out-rigger wheel adjustment, 12 levelling boards – Great Plains Simba 8-10m Press Operator Manual User Manual

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28 Simba 8-10m Press

608-205M-ENG

2013-03-08

4.13 Transport wheel

adjustment

If when in work the center of the machine

begins to dip or the machine enters a wet

spot it is possible to support weight on the

middle transport wheels.

4.13.1 Adjusting the Transport

Wheel Height

Operate the main tilt circuit (red) to extend

the cylinders and support the weight of the

machine on the rear roll, continue to extend

the cylinders until all tines/discs are out of

work. Now, operate the wheel cylinder circuit

(blue). This will push the wheel cylinders

open (the rear roll cylinders will also extend

at the same time). Add/remove the required

number of shims from the wheel cylinders

then operate the circuit in the opposite

direction to close the wheel cylinders. NOTE:

ensure the shims on the wheel cylinders and

the rear roll are clamped up tight. Making

sure no one is near the machine lower the

machine back into the work position. As long

as the power to the limit switch is still on then

the pressure will return to the previously set

pitch.

4.11 Out-Rigger Wheel

Adjustment

When in work these units are designed to

help support the wing tips. After making

any adjustment to the working depths it is

important to check that both of these units

are still in light contact with the soil surface.

Adjustment is made by tilting the machine

back onto the rear roll and extending or

contacting the top link bar. Add or remove

shims to give a solid lock. The side mounted

link bar should be tight at all times.

4.12 Levelling Boards

(if

fitted)

With the press set level rotate the levelling

boards until they are carrying soil. The

levelling boards will need to run slightly

higher during first pass operations especially

on ploughed land where large clods may

not be able to pass under or between the

sprung leaves.

The boards need to carry a certain amount

of soil to effect a levelling operation and also

to give a clod to clod crushing action. Use

the hydraulics to rotate the levelling boards

to carry more or less soil when levelling the

headland troughs for example.

When reversing the press into corners

ensure that the levelling boards are fully

rotated (fully meshed into DD’s) and the

machine is tilted fully onto its rear roll so

all ground engaging elements are clear of

the ground. Failure to do so could result in

serious damage.

Fig. 4.09: Transport Wheel Adjustment

4. Adjustment / Operation