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- Page 1 DAL·BO MINIMAX 930cm Serienummer: 51832-XXXX...
- Page 2 DALBO COMPACT 930 cm Congratulations with your new COMPACT. For safety reasons and to obtain optimaluse ofthe machine you should read through the following instructions before putting the machine into operation. © Copyright 1995. All rights reserved DALBO A/S Points, which are essential as regards to safety, are marked byV. Re-tighten all bolted connections after a few hours use.
- Page 3 Application: The Compact is used before and after sowing to break up clods and press down stones; it also improves germination. The Compact can be equipped with a hydraulically controlled levelling bar, as an optional extra. It makes the machine very effective on rough-ploughed land. It is also used with advantage after stubble cultivation, to expedite the rotting of straw and stubble remains and also the germination of waste- and weed- seeds.
- Page 4 On the central section and drawbar yellow sitckers showing a lifting hook indicate where to hook onto for effective lifting. Should be carried out in a workshop. See Fitting: Fig. 7 and 8. A level floor, an approved crane cabable of lifting a minimum of 1000 kg and a hydraulic pump with a single-acting and a double-acting take-off is required.
- Page 5 Start-up: No adjustments or similar action is necessary before starting to use the Compact. The roller is drawn by the pickup-hitch of the tractor; which should be about 40 cm above the ground. Remember to secure the draw bolt with a split pin or similar device. Connect the hydraulic hose (marked white) to a single-acting valve.
- Page 6 After the first season the surface of the rings will have wom smooth and they will therefore take up slightly less space. Adjust the resulting clearance down to max. 5 mm by moving the stop rings (see fig. 1). Remember to tighten the stop ring screws well.
- Page 7 Fig. 2: FLSS-6 Bearings, rings and shafts: Dismounting roller shaft with rings for replacement of bearings, rings or shaft. This should be done in the workshop. Side section - DISMOUNTING: For this, an approved crane capable of lifting at least 1000 kg is required. The roller should be positioned with the appropriate section beneath the crane - preferably coupled to a tractor, otherwise, a hydraulic pump with a single- acting and a double-acting valve is needed.
- Page 8 Fig. 3: roller middle Crosskill rings. Note the direction of rotation of the shaft. Start with a small ring, which must face the direction shown in fig. 4. Then fit a bush, and a large ring above this, facing the direction shown in fig. 4.
- Page 9 Insert the stop ring, fig. 3-5, pos.2, and tighten well. It is recommended that the screws be tightened and loosened a few times to ensure that they grip betler. Then insert the bearings on the shaft. Unfold the roller frame as described above. Attach two slings/chains to the frame.
- Page 10 the roller shaft stays down on the ground. ASSEMBLY: Cambridge rings. Fit a stop ring about 12 cm in along the shaft (see fig. 3). Then start with a smooth ring with the "nose" pointing outwards (see fig. 3), and follow with a serrated ring with the smooth side facing inwards.
- Page 11 Assembly is done in reverse order. After assembly, carefully swing the side sections out and in a couple of times (see under operation) to force out unwanted air. Check that the hoses can move sufficiently not to get j ammed, and that the connections are tight.
- Page 12 Tilting ram: This is done with the roller in the transport position. Remove the hose. It is recommended that a bucket be placed underneath to catch any oil. Remove split rings and pins, and the ram, weighing 41 kg, can be removed. Assembly is done in the reverse order.
- Page 13 4. The sleeve pos. 6 is mounted and locked in place with "loctite". Make sure that the threads are clean, no oil or greese. With use of loctitte, you must not fill the ram with oil the first 12 hours. 5.