CANVAC Q CLEAN R450 Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 125)

Page 123

Rev. 02 - 94753

Honey Bee Manufacturing Ltd.

2014 John Deere WS Swather

Operator’s Manual and Reference Guide

- Gauge Wheel Height Adjustment

1. Park windrower on a level surface, and engage

the park brake. Raise the swather table up to its

locking position, and lock it in place.

2. Remove the lynch pin from the end of the Lock Pin.

3. While grasping the Height Engagement Handle,

push it slightly down towards the shock assembly

to release pressure on the Lock Pin, remove the

Lock Pin from the frame mounting hole, and let the

handle slowly come up under control.

4. While still grasping the Height Engagement handle,

use your other hand to grab the Lift Handle and

lift the Gauge Wheel Assembly so that the Pivot

Bolt comes out of the current slot location on the

frame. Lift or lower the Gauge Wheel Assembly to

the desired height and place the Pivot bolt in the

corresponding slot location.

The Gauge Wheel Assembly is Heavy!

5. Push the Height Engagement Handle down towards the shock assembly until the frame

mounting hole lines up. Ensure that the Pivot Bolt stays fully seated in the slot while pushing

down. Insert the Lock Pin into the mounting hole to lock the Height engagement Handle in

place. Secure Lock Pin with the lynch pin.

6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 on the other Gauge Wheel Assembly, using the same height

setting.

7. Lower the swather table until it is at eld operation height. Check exposed Shock Shaft

length to see if it matches the recommended 5”. Re-adjust Gauge Wheel height as needed.

To avoid bottoming out the shock assembly during eld opeation, it is

recommended that the exposed Shock Shaft length be no less than 3”.

Adjusting table tilt and/or table oatation will affect the amount of compression

in the shock assembly. Further adjustments to the Gauge Wheel height will be

necessary.

Never operate with the shock assembly fully compressed during eld operation.

This will result in damage to the shock assembly.

Excessive compression of the shock assembly will add stress to the top link,

causing premature wear.

Gauge wheels are not designed to support the weight of the swather table.

NOTE!

WARNING

IMPORTANT

Illustration B - Page 123

Gauge

Wheel

Assembly

Pivot Bolt

Height

Engagement

Handle

-Viewed in Secured

Position

Lock

Shock Shaft

Lift

Handle

1 2 ... 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 ... 169 170

Comments to this Manuals

No comments

CANVAC Q CLEAN R450 Operator's Manual Page 125

Comments to this Manuals

Related products and manuals for Vacuum cleaners CANVAC Q CLEAN R450