Telescopic Stabilisers (Round Section Screw Type - Where Fitted) - New Holland T6010 Operator's Manual

TELESCOPIC STABILISERS
(round section screw type - - where fitted)
WARNING
Never operate steerable equipment unless the
telescopic stabilisers are correctly adjusted to
prevent excessive lateral movement.
Telescopic stabilisers control the sway of the lower
links and attached equipment when in work or when
being transported.
Each stabiliser consists of a tube (5), with a coupling
at each end. The front, sliding end (6) is attached to
a bracket (1) bolted to the outer end of the rear axle
housing. This coupling is a loose, sliding fit within the
tube. The overall length of the stabiliser is
determined by the position of a pin (3) that passes
through a hole in the tube. The rear end (4) is
attached to the 3--point linkage and is threaded to
provide fine adjustment.
To adjust, attach the implement to the 3-point linkage
with the locating pin removed from both stabilisers.
To remove the pin, pull back the securing clip. When
the implement is satisfactorily aligned, the locating
pin should then be passed through the holes and the
securing clip replaced. With the pin removed, the
tube may be rotated to provide fine adjustment and
the pin re-inserted.
With the pins inserted in the front holes, both
stabilisers will be locked as a rigid unit and the
implement will be prevented from swaying both in
work or or when raised to the transport position.
The front of each stabiliser is attached by a pin (2),
passing through holes in the mounting brackets. The
stabilisers are normally attached to the lower hole in
each bracket, to provide parallel lift.
IMPORTANT: The lower hole is the only hole to
which the stabilisers may be connected when locked
as a rigid unit, as described above, otherwise
damage to the lower links may occur when the
linkage is raised.
SECTION 3 - - FIELD OPERATION
3
160
1
2
161
3--93