Duncan Fodder Chopper Gebruikershandleiding - Pagina 12

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Selecting the correct chop size

If the factory settings are chopping either to fine or coarse.

First for a coarse chop stop the engine, slacken off the spring tension on (AB1) threaded rod then tighten

the second nut ready to test.

For a finer chop again, stop the engine, tighten the threaded rod (AB1) you will notice the spring building up

the tension, screw up the lock nut to suit and test.

Another adjustment on the rollers is the adjusting bolts on the top roller, these are used only if a chop size

can not be achieved lengthen the bolts for wider opening between the rollers only shorten the length if the

rollers are worn - avoid the rollers from touching each other as this may cause damage to the motor.

With the bucket securely fixed to the loader travel to the crop, keep the base of the bucket above the floor

surface or premature wear of the wear plate may occur.

The top of the bucket is designed to be parallel with the bottom surface so the operator can esitmate how

level the base is.

When going into the crop crowd the machine to avoid damage to the bolt on steel guide with flap.

Feeding

Set the engine speed to give a constant flow of oil to suit your needs. If you have large stones in the crop

you may need to select a loose spring tension to let the stones through without breaking them up into your

trough.

Sepcification

Overall length

Overall height

Unladen weight

Motor size

Auger flight

Loader requirements

If you do need to dismantle any parts, you will need to HEAT the part to remove our loctite.

8'2" cutting edge

8"7" 2600mm

53" - 1300mm

810kgs

300 Bar

10" - 250mm

2.5 Ton Lift

8'2" cutting edge

8'2" 2500mm

42" - 1100mm

610kgs

300 Bar

10" - 250mm

1.5 Ton Lift