Great-plains Simba Double Press 2013 Operator Manual User Manual download pdf (Page 16)

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Simba Double Press

610-026M-ENG

 2013-01-25

2.4.1 Hitching up a Tractor to

the Double Press / Preparing

for Transport

1. Couple the four hydraulic hoses to

the tractor ensuring that the two wing

hoses are together and the two drawbar

cylinder hoses are together.

2. Use the hydraulics to raise or lower the

height of the shackle before hitching up

to the tractor drawbar clevis.

Do not use the tractor pick-up hitch

to attach the machine to the tractor.

This could cause damage to the

tractor and the machine.

3. Carefully operate the hydraulics to

lower the drawbar and tilt the Double

Press onto the road transport wheels.

Fully extend the drawbar cylinder.

4. Operate the hydraulics to fold the

wings.

5. Ensure that the wing strap is tted to

tie the two wing sections together.

6. Ensure that parking stands are locked

in the transport position, ie. fully raised.

2. Transportation / Installation

2.4 Hitching Up

When hitching-up the machine,

ensure that no-one is between the

tractor and the machine.

When the Double Press is parked

for extended periods of time

it should ideally be left in the

unfolded, i.e. work, position for

stability, safety and ease of access

for maintenance. However,

parking the Double Press in the

folded position (using the parking

stands provided) is acceptable in

the normal course of operation.

Tractor Oil Flow Adjustment:

As a general rule the tractor oil

flow rate should be set in the

lowest setting before starting.

This can then be increased to

allow the desired rate of operation

as applicable. This will minimise

excessive oil ow and consequent

power usage and heat generation.

Do not open taps while tractor

hydraulics are in oat.

The hoses in the lift circuit have

a maximum rated pressure of

415bar, and should be replaced

every 6 years. Other components

in this locking circuit have a

maximum rated pressure of at

least 350bar.

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