BALZER FIELD FLOATER 6 User Manual page 36

Grain Cart Weigh System Operation (Continued)
Zero Scale without Tare Weight Set
Button Screen
Press Display
GROSS
When you have filled the grain cart, should you want to unload a specific weight of grain, press the
weight as the tare weight and switch the display to NET with zero as the Net weight The displayed net weight will show zero
As you unload the grain cart, the display will show a negative number Stop unloading when the desired amount of grain has
been removed from the grain cart (Figure 36)
Should you need to set the tare weight again, you will need to press
recorded tare weight, then press
Set TARE Weight with Full Grain Cart
Button Screen
Press Display
GROSS
NET
NET
GROSS
Optional Roll Top Cover
This Balzer Grain Cart may be equipped with a roll top cover to protect the loaded contents of the grain cart from wind and
adverse weather
Closing Roll Top Cover
Remove the crank handle from the crank retainer and hold away from the grain cart body at about a 45° angle (Figure 37)
Hold the crank handle firmly with both hands and roll the cover until it falls just under the latch plate (Figure 38)
Bring the crank arm perpendicular to the ground and parallel to the back of the grain cart to lock the crank arm and cover shaft
(Figure 39)
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FIGURE 35
Description
Scale GROSS weight set
to zero
to set the new tare weight
FIGURE 36
Description
Weight of grain in cart
NET weight zeroed with
above weight set as TARE
weight
10,000 lbs of grain
unloaded from cart
Remaining weight of grain
in cart
Zero Scale with Tare Weight Set
Button Screen
Press Display
NET
and the at the same time to clear the currently
Clear TARE Weight and Set New TARE Weight
Button Screen
Press Display
GROSS
NET
Field Floater 6 Grain Cart User Manual
OPERATION
Description
Showing negative NET
weight because NET
weight is GROSS weight
less TARE weight
This will set the gross
Description
TARE weight cleared
and system changing to
GROSS weight
Weight of grain in cart
NET weight zeroed with
above weight set as TARE
weight