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WARNING:
Do not leave auger in raised position when not in use. Auger could drop
rapidly in case of hydraulic failure. High winds may also upset the auger.
Because the hydraulic scissor lift is faster than a hand crank system, use
extra caution and clear area of personnel before raising or lowering
auger.
4.7 Lowering the Auger
Check that auger and hose couplers are securely attached to your tractor.
You may need to raise the auger discharge end up and out of bin or
storage facility before proceeding.
Remove wheel chocks, and check that the area around and under the
auger is clear of debris and unauthorized personnel. Wheels must be free
to move when raising or lowering the auger.
Slowly pull away from bin or storage facility. As soon as you are clear,
engage the hydraulics and lower the auger. Once valves are open, the
auger lowers by gravity. Rate of descent increases the closer the auger
gets to the down position. Be cautious.
Transport auger only in fully lowered position.
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