DAL-BO Frontflex 2000 Series Manual page 14

Frontflex 2000
If the tines are set deeper into the soil, pressure on the soil will be created and
the tines will more easily be able to overcome obstructions (Fig. 9). This set-
ting is recommended for levelling the field. At the same time, an effect similar
to the clod crushing action of a levelling bar will be achieved.
Fig. 9
Aggressive setting Passive setting
Adjust the depth manually by using the spindles (B, fig. 10). The sides of the
spindles are marked with numbers to facilitate uniform angle adjustment.
Never set the Crackerboard too deep when first starting the machine since this
will put a greater strain on the Crackerboard than necessary.
Fig. 10
B
If a ridge suddenly builds up in front of the Crackerboard while the implement
is in operation, raise the lift slightly, but only until the chains (fig. 5, B) are
tight. The Frontflex will tilt as the rigidly mounted point in the front is raised.
You will still be able to achieve the same packing action after carrying out this
adjustment, as no significant weight will be removed from the Frontflex.
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