Shelbourne Cubicle bedder Series User manual

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Reynolds Engineering
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2AR
England
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MANUFACTURERS ADDRESS:
SHELBOURNE REYNOLDS ENGINEERING
LTD.
SHEPHERDS GROVE INDUSTRIAL
ESTATE,
STANTON,
BURY ST. EDMUNDS,
SUFFOLK.
1P31 2AR
ENGLAND.
MACHINE SPECIFICATION: MAKE:
MODEL:
SERIAL NO:
Cubbicle Bedder
L
DIRECTIVES COMPLIED WITH: MACHINERY DIRECTIVE
981371EC
APPLIED HARMONISED STANDARDS: BS EN 292 PARTI
BS EN 294: 1992
BS EN 349:1993
& 2: 1991
SHELBOURNE REYNOLDS SIGNATORY:
ERIC TAYLOR
OPERATIONS DIRECTOR
DATE:
EC DECLARATION OF
CONFORMITY
PLACE :
Stanton,
England.

PARTS
AND
OPERATORS
MANUAL
CONTENTS
Section 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1
Foreword
1.2
Improvements and
changes
1.3
Service Parts
1.4
Machine Identification
1.5
Warranty
Section
2 SAFETY
PROCEDURES
2.1
Accident prevention
2.2
Before starting
the machine
2.3
The machine in
use
2.4 Leaving the
machine
2.5 Servicing the
Cubicle Bedder
2.6 Machine
attachment
Section 3 SPECIFICATION AND
DESCRIPTION
3.1 Description
3.2 Intended
use
3.3
Technical Specification
Section 4 TRANSPORTATION
Section
5
PREPARATION FOR
USE
5.1 Checks
5.2
Attaching to tractor
I handler
5.3
Removal from tractor
/ handler
Section 6 OPERATION
6.1 Metering plates
6.2
Side plates
6.3
Agitator tines
6.4 Loading
the machine
6.5 Discharging
the bedding
material
6.6
Discharge rates
6.7
Spread distance and pattern
Section
7
MAINTENANCE
7.1
Lubrication
7.2
Belt
tension
7.3
Storage
Section 8
PARTS
LISTINGS
1

SECTION
1
INTRODUCTION
1.1
FOREWORD
This manual
will
assist
the
operator
to
set,
operate and
service
the
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Cubicle
Bedder
to
produce
safe
and efficient
operation.
It
should be
read carefully
before
putting
the machine
to
work. Later
sections
illustrate
and list
all
relevant
spare
parts.
This
manual
should be
used
in conjunction
with
the tractor
/ handler
manufacturers
manual.
1.2
IMPROVEMENTS
AND
CHANGES
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Engineering
are
continually
improving
their
products
to meet
the
farmers
needs
and therefore
reserve
the right
to make improvements and changes
when
practical
to do so,
without
incurring
any obligation
to
make changes
and additions
to
equipment
which
has been
sold previously.
1.3
SERVICE
PARTS
Use
guaranteed
and genuine
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Engineering
service parts
on
Shelbourne
Reynolds machinery
to ensure
maximum
life and
best performance.
These are
available
through
your
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Engineering
dealer.
When ordering
service parts
always
quote
the model,
serial
number
and
machine
number.
3

1.4
MACHINE IDENTIFICATION
CE
The serial and
machine numbers
of the Cubicle
Bedder are printed
on a plate located
on the
front of the
tub.
WEIGHT
YEAR TOTAL
Kg
FOR SPARES
QUOTE BOTH
MC
SERIAL
No.
No.
SHELBOURNE
REYNOLDS ENGINEERING
LTD
STANTON. SUFFOLK.
1P31 2AR. ENGLAND
1.5 SHELBOURNE
REYNOLDS
ENGINEERING
LTD -
WARRANTY
TERMS AND
CONDITIONS
TO THE PURCHASER
GENERAL
This
warranty will become
available
to you when
you
have paid
for the equipment
and
returned, duly completed, the
delivery
and warranty registration
forms.
It will expire
on the anniversary
of purchase from the dealer.
After
that date Shelbourne
Reynolds
will have no further
liability
under this warranty
to you
except in respect
of claims
already
notified, This warranty
is not transferable
and is available
only
to the original
purchaser
from our dealer.
In the case of purchasers
having
leasing or similar
arrangements
the first
user
shall be deemed the
original purchaser
and
you shall be
deemed
to have
paid for the equipment.
USE
AND MAINTENANCE
2. To
maintain
the
benefit
of the warranty
throughout the
twelve month
period
you
must
have
the machine
serviced
in accordance
with
our recommendations
and use the
machine
properly.
If on inspection
the machine
appears
to have been either
misused,
overloaded,
improperly operated,
neglected,
not properly maintained,
altered
or
repaired without
our consent this
will invalidate
the warranty. We
shall have
no further
liability under
it to you at
all.
(If
you require any guidance
as to
use you should contact
the dealer.)
3. Our
liability
under this warranty
is dependent upon
your making the equipment
and
facilities available,
for inspection
and testing.
4.
In this
warranty the expression,
“defective product”
means
any
part
of
the
equipment
you
have purchased
which shows
evidence of
a
defect
in the materials,
design (due
regard
being given for
the
state
of the art
at
the time
we designed
it)
or
Shelbourne
Reynolds’ workmanship.
Wearing
parts, such as belting,
are excluded.
Parts
not
manufactured by Shelbourne
Reynolds,
for example tyres
and
alternators,
are also excluded.
4

OUR OBLIGATIONS
5.
If
you
discover
a
defective
product
you
should
contact
the
dealer
from
whom
your
machine
was
purchased.
The
dealer
will
notify
us
of your
claim.
Our
obligation
will
then
be
to
either replace,
or
if we
consider
it
appropriate,
repair
the
defective
product.
Alternatively,
we may
arrange
for
our
dealer
to
carry
out
this
work.
YOU
MUST
NOTIFY
THE DEALER
OF
THE
DEFECT
WITHIN
SEVEN
DAYS
OF
THE
DAY
ON
WHICH
IT
IS
DISCOVERED
AND
YOU
MUST
NOT
USE
THE EQUIPMENT
AFTER
DISCOVERY.
FAILURE
TO
OBSERVE
EITHER
OF
THESE
OBLIGATIONS
WILL
INVALIDATE
THE
WARRANTY AS
IS
APPLIES
TO
THAT
DEFECT.
Any
defective
products
replaced
must
be
returned
to
SRE
for
inspection.
NO
ADMISSION
6.
On
occasions
we
may,
to
preserve
goodwill,
replace
parts even
though
they
are
not
in
our
opinion
defective.
Accordingly,
our
agreeing
to
repair
or
replace
a
part
cannot
in
any
circumstance
be
deemed
an
admission
that
it was
defective.
LIMITATIONS
7.
This
warranty
shall
not
apply
to
products
made
up
in
accordance
with
customer
originated
designs.
8.
No
warranty, condition
or
other
term
implied
by
statute
or
common
law
as
to
the
merchantability
or
fitness
for
a
particular
purpose,
is
intended
or
given by
this
warranty.
All
such
warranties
which may
apply
between
Shelbourne
Reynolds and
yourself
are
excluded
to
the
fullest
extent
permitted
by
law.
9.
In
any
case,
except
in
respect of
death
or
personal
injury
caused
by
our
negligence,
we
shall
not
be
liable
to
you
by
reason
of
any
representation
or
implied warranty,
condition
or
other term,
or
any
duty at,
law
or
under the
express
terms
of
any
contract,
for
the
consequential
loss
or
damage
(whether
for
loss
or
profit
or
otherwise
and
including
delay
in
harvesting,
loss of
crops,
expense
incurred
for
labour,
additional
or
substitute
material,
rental
whatsoever
and
whether
caused
by
our
negligence,
the
negligence
or
our
employees
or
agents
or
otherwise)
which
arises
out
of
or
in connection
with
the
use
of
the
goods by
you.
10.
Time
of
repair is not
of
the
essence.
11.
No
person
or
persons
are
authorised
to
alter,
modify
or
enlarge
this
warranty
on
behalf
of
Shelbourne
Reynolds.
12.
Shelbourne
Reynolds
shall
not
be
liable for
any
failure
to
comply
with
any
part
of
the
warranty
where such
failure
is
due
to
circumstances
beyond
their
reasonable
control,
including
difficulty
in
obtaining
materials
or
replacement
parts.
CALL
OUT
CHARGES
13.
Shelbourne
Reynolds and
all
dealers
reserve
the
right
to
make a
reasonable
charge
for
call
outs
made
at
your
request
which
do
not turn
out
to
relate
to
defective
products.
YOUR
STATUTORY RIGHTS ARE
UNAFFECTED.
5

C)

SECTION
2
SAFETY
PROCEDURES
2.1
ACCIDENT
PREVENTION
The following
safety
instructions
are
applicable
for
all chapters
of
this
manual.
Careful
heed must
be paid not
only
to the
safety
instructions
contained
in
this operating
manual,
but also
to the
accident
prevention
regulations
governing
the
operation
of
agricultural
machinery.
Accident
programmes
can
only prevent
accidents
with
the co-operation
of the
persons
responsible for the
operation
of
the equipment.
For
safety
of yourself and others,
operate
equipment
with
care
and
do
not
take
unnecessary
risks
which
could
cause
an
accident.
The tractor
or
prime
mover manufacturer’s
operators
manual
safety
precautions
should
be
adhered
to
along
with
the
following
additional
safety precautions listed
when
using
a
Cubicle
Bedder
CAUTION
LI\
In
addition
to
the
following
list,
this symbol
will appear
throughout
this
manual
whenever
your
safety
is involved.
DANGER
SYMBOLS
On
the
machine
- the
following
symbols
appear
on the machine and are
for
your
safety
and
the safety
of other
people.
Ensure that
you
identify
each
symbol
and
understand
it’s
warning.
Carefully
read
the
operating manual
before
handling
the
machine.
Stop
the engine and remove
the key
from the
tractor
I handler
before
carrying
out
any
work on
the machine.
7

4->
I*I÷÷i
Thrown
or
flying
objects.
Keep
a
safe
distance
from
Cubicle Bedder
when
machine
is working
Risk
of
hand
entanglement
in
conveyor.
Keep
a safe distance
from
Cubicle
Bedder
when
machine
is
working.
Risk
of
entanglement
in
agitator.
Do
not
reach
into
Cubicle Bedder
tub
whilst
engine
is running
on
tractor/handler
Risk
of
crushing
of
torso.
Do
not
stand
between
Cubicle
Bedder
and
tractor/handler
*
8

__
GENERAL SAFETY
Please
read
all
safety
instructions
contained
in this
operating
manual
with
the
utmost
care
and
also observe
all
warning
signs
attached
to
the
Cubicle
Bedder.
These
warning
signs
must be
kept
in
a legible
condition
and must
be
replaced
if
missing
or
damaged.
This
is
especially
the
case
when
whole
sections are
replaced
when
making
repairs.
Warning
signs
are
available
from
your
dealer
or importer.
Follow
these
instructions
to
prevent
accidents.
These
instructions
must
also
be made
available
to
all
other
users.
You
are
advised
to
refrain
from
any working
methods
which
may
be
hazardous.
PROPER
USE
Shelbourne Reynolds
Cubiäle
Bedders
are
based
on state-of-the-art
technology
and
are
manufactured
in accordance
with
recognised
safety
requirements.
Nevertheless
the use
of
the
Cubicle
Bedder
does
not preclude the
risk
of injury
to the
user
or
third
parties
and
/
or
the risk
of
damage
to the
Cubicle
Bedder
itself
or
to
other materials
or
items
of
equipment.
Always
make
sure
that
the
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Cubicle
Bedder
is
in
a technically
perfect
condition
and
that
it
is
used
properly
and
for
it’s intended
purpose
and entirely
in
accordance with
the
instructions
given
in this
manual.
Any
malfunctions
or
defects
which
might
affect
the
safe
operation
or
the
Cubicle
Bedder must
be immediately eliminated.
The
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Cubicle
Bedder
must
be
used,
maintained
and repaired
only
by
persons
who
are
familiar
with
it’s
working
and have
been made
fully
conversant
with
the
risks
involved.
OEM
replacement
parts
and
accessories
from
Shelbourne
Reynolds
have
been
specially
designed
for use
with
the
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Cubicle
Bedder.
Any
replacement
parts
and
accessories
not
supplied
by
Shelbourne
Reynolds
have
not
been
tested
and
approved
by
us.
The
installation
and/or the
use
of non-Shelbourne
Reynolds
products
may
under
certain
circumstances
have
a
negative
influence
on
the
given
design
features
of your
machine and
may
therefore adversely
affect
it’s
safe
and
reliable
operation and
your
safety.
Shelbourne Reynolds
cannot therefore
be
held
liable
for
damage
or
injury
caused
by the
use
of non-OEM
replacement
parts
or
accessories.
The
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Cubicle
Bedder
is
intended
for
use
on
typical
farms
and
to
be
employed
in
distributing
bedding
material.
Any
uses
other
than
those
for
which
the Cubicle
Bedder
is
intended,
such
as
transportation,
will
automatically
exempt
Shelbourne
Reynolds
or
the
supplier
from
it’s/his
liability
in
respect
of
ensuing
damage.
Such
cases
of
improper
use
will
therefore
be entirely
at the
user’s
own
risk.
All
relevant
accident prevention regulations,
as
well
as
other
generally
acknowledged
health
and safety
regulations and
road
traffic
regulations
must
be
strictly
observed.
Improper
use
also
comprises
failure
to observe
the
instructions
given
in
this
operating
manual and the manufacturer’s
maintenance and
servicing
requirements.
9

___
OPERATIONAL SAFETY
The Shelbourne
Reynolds
Cubicle
Bedder must not be
put into operation
until the user
has
been given proper
initial
instructions
either by the dealer
or by one of Shelbourne
Reynolds’
representatives
or
employees.
The Shelbourne
Reynolds
Cubicle Bedder
may be
used only if all safety
devices,
e.g.
detachable guards,
are fitted
and
in proper
working
order.
Nuts and
bolts should be
checked
at regular
intervals
and tightened
if necessary.
In the
event of
amalfunction,
immediately
cease
operation
and secure
the
Shelbourne
Reynolds Cubicle
Bedder in. its stationary
position. Malfunctions
must
be
eliminated
immediately.
No
liability
for consequential
damage
Even though
your Shelbourne
Reynolds Cubicle
Bedder has been
manufactured
with the
utmost care and
you are using it properly,
fluctuations
in performance
may still occur.
It
is the duty of the operator
/ user to ensure
that foreign
objects, e.g. stones,
metal
objects
etc.
are
not allowed to enter
the Cubicle Bedder.
Failure
to observe this may
result in
damage
to
the machine and /
or injury
to
the
operator / user
Any claims
for damages not directly
incurred by the
Shelbourne Reynolds
Cubicle
Bedder
cannot be accepted.
By
the
same token,
Shelbourne
Reynolds cannot
be
held liable
for any
consequential damage
resulting
from incorrect
use of the
Cubicle Bedder.
ROAD SAFETY
Road
traffic
regulations
must
be observed
when
taking the Shelbourne
Reynolds
Cubicle
Bedder on
roads, paths and
other public
places.
The Cubicle
Bedder must be in
a road
worthy
condition.
Observe
the maximum
permissible
width for road
transport and
fit all
necessary
warning
signs and
guards.
Fully secure
guards and
covers
so
that they
cannot
cause injury
or damage to other
users
of
the
public
place.
When
coupling
the
Shelbourne Reynolds
Cubicle Bedder
to the tractor
I handler.
The
work of
coupling and
uncoupling
of the Cubicle Bedder
involves a high risk
of injury
Follow
the
procedure
described
further through
this manual for
Cubicle Bedder attachment
and
detachment.
See
Section 5.2
Check that
the
combined
weight of the
Cubicle Bedder and
the heaviest
load
of bedding
material
does not
exceed
the manufacturers recommended
safe
loading of axle,
wheels and
tyres.
10

Ensure that the machine is parked on even level ground.
Slowly drive the tractor / handler towards the Cubicle Bedder — always ensure
that there are
no other persons in the vicinity of the machine
and
tractor / handler.
Connect the Cubicle Bedder
to
the tractor linkage using
only the method recommended
in
the tractor’s operator manual.
Connect the
Cubicle
Bedder to the handler using manufacturer approved bracket
in the
manner recommended in
the handler
operators
manual.
If
Brackets are
to be welded to the Loader Frame it is absolutely vital that the
welding is
carried out by a Professional Welder.
When
using
the hydraulic
system
Do not connect the hydraulic hoses to the tractor I handler hydraulic
system until
you
have
made sure that the system is at zero pressure on both the tractor
/ handler and the
Cubicle
Bedder.
The hydraulic system generates extremely high
pressures. All piping, hoses
and
connections must therefore
be checked regularly for leakage and visible
external damage.
Use proper and thorough means of searching for leakage and repair
all damage
immediately. Spurting hydraulic oil can cause injuries and fires.
Seek medical advice
immediately in the event of
injury.
___
PRECAUTIONS
2.2 BEFORE
STARTING
THE MACHINE
1. Read the manual thoroughly.
2.
Check that all
guards are properly secured.
3. Ensure that no person is working on or inside
the machine,
4. Check that all observers are
clear of the machine. Warn
bystanders by
sounding the
horn several times.
2.3 THE MACHINE IN
USE
5.
Do
not
permit anyone
other than the operator
to
ride
on the tractor I
handler.
6. Always stop the engine, remove the key
and apply handbrake
before removing
or
opening
any guards or clearing a blockage.
7.
Do
not
go
under the Cubicle Bedder
unless it is securely blocked
8. NEVER go
near the machine whilst the conveyor is running.
9. Always replace all guards
after
making any
adjustments
or lubricating the machine,
Replace or repair any damaged or missing guards immediately.
10. Do not work around the
machine in loose clothing that might
get caught in moving
parts.
11. Keep
hands away from moving parts.
12. Keep children
away
from and off the machine at all times.
11

2.4
LEAVING
THE
MACHINE
13.
Park
the
machine
on
reasonably
level
ground.
14.
Apply
the
parking
brake.
15.
Lower
the
Cubicle
Bedder
to
the
ground.
16.
Stop
the
engine
and remove
ignition
key.
2.5
SERVICING
THE
CUBICLE
BEDDER
17.
Ensure
that
the
Cubicle
Bedder
is
on
the
ground
or
if
in
the raised
position,
that
it
is
securely
blocked
18.
Stop
engine, remove
the
key
and
apply
handbrake
before performing
any
adjustments
or
lubrication
and before
opening
or
removing
any guard.
19.
Always
re-install
all
safety
guards
on
completion
of
servicing.
2.6
MACHINE
ATTACHMENT
20
Follow
the
procedure described
further through
this
manual
for
Cubicle
Bedder
attachment
and
detachment.
See
Section
5.2/5.3
12

SECTION 3
SPECIFICATION
&
DESCRIPTION
31
DESCRIPTION
The
machine
consists
of
a
tub
(a)
which
is
used
to
hold
the
bedding
material. The
tub is
fitted
to
the
tractor
I handler
and
can either
be loaded
manually
or
used
to
scoop
up
bulk
material
if fitted
with
a
hydraulic top
link
(b)
or
loader
frame
(c).
Bolted
inside
the
tub
are
fill in
sheets
(d)
which
alter
the
internal
shape
of
the
tub
Positioned
underneath the
tub
is a
conveyor (e)
which
is
driven
by
a
hydraulic motor
and
is
used
to
discharge
the
bedding
material
to
either the
left or
right
hand
side
of
the
machine.
A
horizontal rotating
agitator
(f) is
used
to
loosen
the
bedding material
in
the
tub ensuring that
the
material
flows
through
the
metering
plates
onto
the
conveyor.
The
metering
plates
(g)
consist
of
two
adjustable
slides
which
fit
inside
the
tub
and regulate
the
amount
of
material
which
flows
onto
the
belt
by
adjusting
the
gap
between
them.
On
the
side
of
the
tub
are
two adjustable
side
plates
(h)
under
which
the
conveyor
passes.
The
machine
can
either
be
fitted
to
the three
point
linkage
of
the
machine
using
a
standard
top
link
where
by
it
must
be loaded
manually
or
from
an
overhead
hopper.
Alternatively
a
hydraulic top
link
can
be
supplied
which
alters the
angle
of
the
tub
allowing
it scoop
bedding
material
form
a
bulk
heap
on
the
floor.
A
loader frame can
also
be supplied
onto
which
the
correct
brackets
can be
fitted
this allows
the
Cubicle
Bedder
to
be
fitted
to a
front
end
loader
or
handler
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3.2 INTENDED
USE
The Cubicle
Bedder is
intended to be used
on typical
farms for
transporting
and
discharging
suitable animal
bedding materials
into the
animal bedding area,
usually cubicle
beds.
3.3 TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATION
Sizes and weights
are
as
follows: (all
dimensions and
weights
are approximate)
120
200
320
Machine
Capacity
1 .40m 3
I
.70m 3
2.20m 3
Overall
Height
(A)
1422mm
1422mm
1574mm
Overall Depth (B)
1670mm 1670mm 1864mm
Overall
Width (C)
1996mm
2300mm 2300mm
Tub Width
(D)
1524mm 1830mm 1830mm
Width of Discharge
Belt
(E)
0.3m 0.3m
0.3m
Tractor
Size
Mm
50hp
Mm 50hp
Mm
5Ohp
Mm
Hydraulic Flow
*
30-35
litres/mm
30-35 litres/mm
30-35 litres/mm
Mm
Hydraulic
Pressure
125 bar
125 bar
125
bar
Weight
495kg
550kg
600kg
*
- Lower flow rates can
be
used
with changes to machine,
please
consult Shelbourne
Reynolds
Right
and
left of
the machine
is termed
in
the
manual
as
viewed from
the drivers
seat
with
the
Cubicle
Bedder fitted
to the front of
a handler.
CUBUCLE BEDDER
LH
RH
DIRECTION
OF
TRAVEL.
HANDLER
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SECTION
4TRANSPORTATION
To
prevent
damage
to the
Cubicle Bedder
the
machine
should
only
be moved
by
one
of
the following
methods:
Attaching
to a
tractor
Attaching
to handler
or front
end loader
Using a
suitable
support
pallet
By
slinging the
tub
using the
four
designated
sling
points
for overhead
lifting.
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SECTION
5
PREPARATION FOR
USE
5.1 CHECKS
All
assembly work and
pre delivery
checks
should have
been undertaken
by your
dealer. As
a
precaution,
before
using check:
1 There
are no foreign
objects in the
tub
2
There are suitable
auxiliary
hydraulic
outlets on
your tractor
or loader
3 The correct
manufacturer
approved brackets
have
been fitted in
a suitable
manner
to
the loader
frame (if fitted)
5.2 ATTACHMENT TO
THE TRACTOR
I HANDLER
The machine is provided
with provision
for it to
be carried on the
three-point
linkage when
using a standard top
link or hydraulic
top link. Alternatively
the
Cubicle Bedder
can
be fitted
to a Handler when
a loader frame is
specified.
STANDARD TOP
LINK
Reverse the
tractor slowly to the machine
and connect
the lower links.
Adjust the
top link
length to
enable it to be attached to the
machine.
Set the machine at the desired working
height and
adjust the top link to
such
a position that
the conveyor is parallel with the
ground.
Adjust
the
check
chains so that there is no sideways
sway and
the machine
sits centrally to
the
tractor.
There are multiple hole positions for
both the lower and
top
links
which
enable the machine
to be fitted to most tractors,
ensure the correct hole positions
are chosen
to suit the tractor
being
used.
Once the machine has
been attached and the linkage
adjusted, the two
hoses for the
conveyor and agitator drive must be connected to
the tractor auxiliary
hydraulic outlet. This
requires one double acting service with a minimum flow of
30-35 litres/mm
at 125 bar
pressure.
HYDRAULIC
TOP LINK
When using the
hydraulic top link option reverse the tractor to the machine in the usual
manner and attach the
lower links to the lowest set of holes on the Cubicle Bedder.
Attach
the hydraulic top link to the
tractor, the bolted clevis end fits onto the tractor.
Connect the cylinder
hydraulic pipes into the tractor
auxiliary outlet, ideally this
requires a
second double
acting service. Extend
the cylinder to locate the swivel ball end close to the
top link
position hole on the
machine. Adjust the swivel end accordingly to allow the top link
pin to be
fitted, fit the top
link pin and spacers and adjust the
locking
collar up to the cylinder
rod.
Ensure that the
swivel end is not unwound too far and
at least
50 mm of thread is still
within the
cylinder.
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