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- Page 1 OPERATOR’S MANUAL Land Roller 3 section (31 – 60 Ft) Ag Shield Manufacturing Box 9, Benito, Manitoba R0L 0C0 Phone 800-561-0132 or 204-539-2000 Fax 204-539-2130 www.agshield.com E-mail address office@agshield.com Printed in Canada May 2022 Serial no. 12223XX-up...
- Page 3 Warranty Registration Form - Warranty registration must be filled out by the dealer at the time of delivery, and emailed, faxed, or mailed to Ag Shield within 10 days of customer invoice to validate warranty. Machine type- Model - Delivery Date e.g.
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Page 4: Inspection
1. INSPECTION PRE-DELIVERY INSPECTION CHECK LIST General Remove wrapping and wash unit, removing all road debris. (Road salt, mud, snow, etc) Inspect paint, decals and general appearance of unit. Verify that the owner’s manual is in the manual storage tube. Verify “SLOW MOVING VEHICLE”... -
Page 5: Table Of Contents
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS INSPECTION ........................4 TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................... 5 INTRODUCTION AND SIGN-OFF FORM ................6 SPECIFICATIONS ........................ 7 SAFETY ..........................9 5.1. SAFETY OVERVIEW ......................... 10 5.2. GENERAL SAFETY ........................10 5.3. MAINTENANCE SAFETY ......................11 5.4. HYDRAULIC SAFETY ....................... -
Page 6: Introduction And Sign-Off Form
Ag Shield follows the general safety standards specified by the American Society of Agricultural Engineers (ASAE) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA). Anyone who will be operating and/or maintaining the Ag Shield Land Roller must read and clearly understand ALL Safety, Operating, and Maintenance information presented in this manual. -
Page 7: Specifications
4. SPECIFICATIONS... -
Page 9: Safety
SAFETY ALERT The Safety Alert symbol identifies important SYMBOL safety messages on the Ag Shield Land Roller and in the manual. When you see this symbol, be alert to the possibility of personal injury or death. Follow the instructions in the safety... -
Page 10: Safety Overview
SAFETY OVERVIEW YOU are responsible for the SAFE operation and maintenance of your Ag Shield Land Roller. YOU must ensure that you and everyone who is going to operate maintain or work around the Land Roller be familiar with the operating and maintenance procedures and related SAFETY information contained in this manual. -
Page 11: Maintenance Safety
5.3. MAINTENANCE SAFETY 1) Review the Operators Manual and all safety items before working with, maintaining or operating the Land Roller. 2) Stop the tractor engine, place all controls in neutral, set park brake, remove ignition key, wait for all moving parts to stop before servicing, adjusting, repairing or unplugging. -
Page 12: Refueling Safety
5.7. REFUELING SAFETY 1) Handle fuel with care. It is highly flammable. 2) Do not refuel the machine while smoking or when near open flame or sparks 3) Stop engine before refueling. Clean up spilled fuel before restarting engine. 5.8. TIRE SAFETY 1. -
Page 13: Safety Decals
Safety decals are available from your authorized dealer. Ag Shield reserves the right to update safety decals without notice. Safety decals may not be to scale or exactly as shown. -
Page 14: Setup From Shipping Mode
6. Setup from Shipping Mode 6.1. TRUCK SHIPPING There are many variations to truck shipping Refer to instructions delivered with your shipment Items required or preferred for setup 1. Forklift rated 6000 pounds or more. 2. Tractor with hydraulic system to raise and lower the machine, as required. 3. -
Page 15: Maintenance
7. MAINTENANCE General • Repack the wheel hubs after the first 500 travel miles; then yearly thereafter. • Visually inspect the wheel bolts for tightness each day. (See torque Specifications) Every 10 hours (Daily) • Grease all pivot points Every 100 hours (Monthly) •... -
Page 16: Operation
EASIFOLD - FOLDING FROM ROAD TO FIELD. EasiFold is the standard Ag Shield configuration where each outer wheel is rotated 25-45 degrees by a hydraulic cylinder, and the operator must then back up the whole unit to have the wings fold out behind the center section to the field position. - Page 17 FIGURE 2 CYLINDER LOCKS FOR FLOATING HITCH 7) Remove the Floating Hitch pins and place them into their holders. 8) Unlock the hydraulic valve for the Diagonal Pull Arm FIGURE 3 FLOATING HITCH PIN REMOVED & HYD VALVE FOR DIAG ARM...
- Page 18 10) Unlock the Yellow Rear Transport From Pin A to B 11) Unlock the Rear Wheel Pivot Hydraulic Valve. FIGURE 4 REAR TRANSPORT LOCK & REAR HYD VALVE 12) Remove the Yellow cylinder locks on the center section wheels, both LH and RH. FIGURE 5 CENTER WHEELS UNLOCKED 13) Repeat Steps 6 Through 10 on the RH side of the machine 14) Enter tractor cab, operate lever 1 to rotate the outer wheels to angled position stop on the cylinder.
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Page 19: Easifold" Folding From Field To Road Procedure
20) Set parking brake, place transmission in neutral, exit the cab. 21) Remove the pin from the floating hitch tab, and place in the holding socket provided, place retaining key through end of pin. (See Figure 3) 22) Normally the locking pins that hold diagonal arms into the slots on front of frame are not required. The diagonal pulling arms will stay in the slots during field work. - Page 20 10. Engage the road transport locks on the front hitch 11. Install the floating hitch pins for transport FIGURE 7 TRANSPORT LOCKS FOR HITCH FIGURE 8 FLOATING HITCH PINS LOCKED 12. Move the diagonal arm hydraulic valve into the locked position. 13.
- Page 21 14. Move the outer wheel hydraulic valve to the locked position. 15. Move the center wheel transport locks to the locked position FIGURE 11 REAR HYD LEVER LOCKED & REAR CENTER WHEELS LOCKED 16. Repeat Steps 10 through 15 on the RH side of the machine. 17.
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Page 22: Leveling Blade Operation (For Models With A Leveling Blade)
8.3. LEVELING BLADE OPERATION (FOR MODELS WITH A LEVELING BLADE) The leveling blade is intended to move occasional or frequent rodent and badger mounds up to 12” high and several feet across. It is not designed to replace an earth moving scraper, reshaping the contours of a field, or doing drainage functions. - Page 23 The wheels have a cam for height setting on both sides of each wheel, when changing the wheel setting, change both sides equally. To change the height of the blade for various field conditions: 1) Use a 1 ½ inch wrench to loosen the 1” Bolt 2) Rotate the cam by turning with the wrench to desired setting on both sides.
- Page 24 FIGURE 15 BLADE RAISED FOR TRANSPORT, CLEAR STONE, OR DUMP SOD When operating in sod conditions, a significant buildup of sod in front of the blade is normal. In some conditions it is desirable to raise the blade up to 2 inches above the ground to allow sod to flow evenly out from under the blade, and then lower again when more mounds are spotted to get a complete cut of the mounds to near original ground level.
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Page 25: Water Filling Roller Tank
When planning to fill a 42” roller expect to use 55 Imperial gallons per foot, 66 USG per foot, 250 liters per foot, or 820 liters /meter Ag Shield Land Rollers are not designed to be transported while filled. Damage to machine components would occur if a water filled roller is even attempted to be raised hydraulically to road position. -
Page 26: Acre Meter Option
8.5. ACRE METER OPTION The option electronic hub odometer threads into a ½” fine hole tapped into the end of the right-hand center roller shaft. Install the acre meter with a oil filter wrench to 23 lb foot of torque with a lock washer to ensure that the unit is not lost. t is protected by a flange welded onto the Veeder-Root electronic acre meter. -
Page 27: Parts
9. Parts 9.1. 60 FT LANDROLLER 800019... -
Page 28: Hitch - 831009
9.2. HITCH - 831009... -
Page 29: Center Assembly 800019
9.3. CENTER ASSEMBLY 800019... -
Page 30: Center Assembly 801737
9.4. CENTER ASSEMBLY 801737... -
Page 31: Wing Assy Lh 60 Foot Land Roller 800019
9.5. WING ASSY LH 60 FOOT LAND ROLLER 800019... -
Page 33: Lh Wing Assembly 802374
9.6. LH WING ASSEMBLY 802374... -
Page 34: Wing Assy Rh 60 Foot Land Roller 800019
9.7. WING ASSY RH 60 FOOT LAND ROLLER 800019... -
Page 36: Rh Wing Assembly 802370
9.8. RH WING ASSEMBLY 802370... -
Page 37: Decals Locations And Part Numbers
9.9. DECALS LOCATIONS AND PART NUMBERS... -
Page 38: Bolt Hub Assembly 113686
9.10. BOLT HUB ASSEMBLY 113686 113686 hub assy 8 bolt 3500 pound hwy with cup cones caps nut washers 1136975 washer locking castle nut hub 1136965 flat washer 1 ID x 1.7OD flat side on hole x .115th 113686 hub 8 bolt 6 5 bc 3500lb 113698 plug rubber 113694 bearing 14125A 3500M 1.25in 113695 bearing 25580 3500M 1_25in... -
Page 39: Hydraulic Schematics, Hose Specifications
10. Hydraulic schematics, hose specifications 10.1. HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC 60 FT ROLLER... -
Page 41: Bolt Grade Chart
10.2. BOLT GRADE CHART... -
Page 42: Bolt Torque Chart
10.3. BOLT TORQUE CHART... -
Page 43: Warranty
2. Ag Shield’s obligation under this warranty is limited to the supplying of parts to replace those which are defective due to factory workmanship or material. - Page 44 Date Parts Rec’d Rec’d I certify that the information is accurate and PARTS That the parts were replaced on the machine LABOUR Items To Suppliers TOTAL SHADED AREAS AG SHIELD USE ONLY – PLEASE ADD DETAILS FOR ITEM NUMBER ON BACK...
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