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Unloading Material
WARNING
The machine is capable of amputating hands
and feet.
Keep your hands and feet away from the
conveyor and optional attachments when the
machine is operating and when the traction
unit is running.
WARNING
Unloading the machine when it is not
connected to the tow vehicle may cause the
load to shift and the machine to tip over.
Ensure that the machine is connected to the
tow vehicle before unloading.
•
Do not stand behind the machine when unloading.
•
Do not unload the machine while it is on a slope.
Bulk Unloading
1.
Back the machine into the location where you
want the material deposited.
2.
Release the rear gate latches and turn on the
conveyor belt.
3.
If desired, raise the rear of the machine. This
unloads material at a different angle, and allows
quick unloading of the entire load.
Controlled Unloading
1.
Close the rear gate latches.
2.
Use the jack handle to open or close the
adjustable section of the rear gate
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and
Figure
44). This restricts the flow of
materials when using an option.
Important:
Use the adjustable section of
the rear gate only when unloading material
smaller than 1 inch (25 mm) in diameter,
such as sand or gravel.
Important:
Open the rear gate completely if
material does not flow through the adjustable
section. Test each new material first.
1. Rear gate
(Figure
1. 12.5 cm (5 inches)
maximum opening
Operating the Optional
Attachment
1.
Shut off the engine of the traction unit.
2.
On SH models, using the control levers, turn
on the option and the conveyor belt (unload
position).
3.
For both the SH and EH models, adjust the
settings, spread pattern, and flow rate.
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Figure 43
2. Feed gate jack
Figure 44
2. Feed gate
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