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2.1.2. Mounting of the angle sensor to
the plough frame
1. Find a suited place on the ploughs main
frame with enough room so the sensor
can move freely (Figure 3). The plough
width regulation beam can move
independent from the main frame. Thus,
make sure the arm of the angle sensor
can move freely. The angle sensor
bracket can be bolted directly to the main
frame. Drill two 6,8 mm holes in the main
frame and two holes in the bracket (two
holes of the bracket should fit the ones
on the frame). Tap the holes in the main
frame with M8 thread. In Figure 3 a 90°
angle sensor bracket is used to install
the angle sensor to the plough frame.
If drilling does not work, the bracket can
also be welded to the frame or clamped
by using two pieces of threaded rod
(Figure 4).
2. Determine the range of the angle sensor
by marking the minimal and maximal
plough width on the plough width
regulation beam (Figure 5). Place the
sensor arm in its centre position facing
downwards. Put the plough in its widest
position and mark that position on the
plough width regulation beam. Put the
plough in its narrowest position and mark
again. The range between the two
markings presents the distance the
sensor arm needs to travel during
operation. Determine the centre between
the min and max and put the plough in
that position.
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Figure 3 Angle sensor mounted on plough with
plough width regulation beam
Figure 4 Angle sensor bracket straight clamped to
the frame with two pieces of threaded rod
Figure 5 Angle sensor range on width regulation
beam
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