SUPREME 900T User manual

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Request for Proposal
CRESTON COMPOSTING FACILITY OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE
ADDENDUM NO. 3
Issued: January 24, 2022
Closing Date: 4:00 pm (Local Time), February 8, 2022
This Addendum shall be read in conjunction with and considered as an integral part of the Contract Documents;
revisions supersede the information contained in the original specifications or previously issued Addendum.
Price submitted shall include all items of this Addendum.
No consideration will be allowed for any extra due to any Proponent not being familiar with the contents of
this Addendum. This addendum consists of two (2) pages and two (2) attachments as follows:
Revised Appendix D –Prime Contractor Area Figure (1 Page)
Supreme International –Mechanical Stationary Operators Manual (44 Pages)
By this Addendum No. 3, dated January 24, 2022, the Request for Proposal documents for the Creston
Composting Facility Operations and Maintenance shall be amended as specified below.
1. Page 4, Section 1.2: Executive Summary
The last paragraph which reads:
The Agreement shall commence on May 3, 2022 and shall be for a period of two (2) years and eleven
(11) months, ending March 31, 2025 with an option to renew two (2) times for a one (1) year period by
mutual agreement by both parties.
shall be REPLACED with the following:
It is anticipated that the Town of Creston will be commencing a curbside organics waste collection
program by May 17, 2022. The Agreement shall commence on May 10, 2022 and shall be for a period
of two (2) years and eleven (11) months, ending March 31, 2025 with an option to renew two (2) times
for a one (1) year period by mutual agreement by both parties.
2. Page 14, Section 2.3: Prime Contractor Designation
ADD the following paragraph:
g) erect and maintain appropriate delineation of the Prime Contract Area shows in blue on the attached
figure - Revised Appendix D (attached hereto).
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3. Page 36, Schedule A: Description of Services, Part 2: Period of Contract
Paragraph 1 which reads:
The Contract to be awarded as a result of this Request for Proposal shall commence on May 3, 2022
and shall be for a period of two (2) years and eleven (11) months, ending March 31, 2025 with an option
to renew two (2) times for a one (1) year period by mutual agreement by both parties.
shall be REPLACED with the following:
The Contract to be awarded as a result of this Request for Proposal shall commence on May 10, 2022
and shall be for a period of two (2) years and eleven (11) months, ending March 31, 2025 with an option
to renew two (2) times for a one (1) year period by mutual agreement by both parties.
4. Page 45, Schedule A: Description of Services, Part M: Snow Removal and Sanding
ADD the following paragraph:
Operational areas of the composting facility site shall be sanded as required to provide safe vehicle,
equipment and worker movement at no extra cost to the Regional District.
5. Appendix D: Prime Contractor Area Figure
REPLACE the figure in Appendix D –Prime Contractor Area Figure with Attachment No. B (attached
hereto).
6. Supreme International –Mechanical Stationary Operators Manual
The Supreme International –Mechanical Stationary Operators Manual (44 Pages) (Attachment A
hereto) shall be attached to the Request for Proposal document additional information for the
operation and maintenance of the mixing equipment reference in Schedule, Part 3 –Services Required.
General Enquiries
Q1. Does the RDCK have an operations and maintenance manuals for the vertical mixer?
A1. The mixer manufacturer, Supreme International, has provided a general Mechanical Stationary Operator’s
Manual (attachment 2). Supreme International is currently working on a revised manual specific to the mixer
that will be used at the composting facility but indicated it will be most similar to the 400 Model outlined in
the attached manual.
Except as modified by Addendum No. 1 issued January 10, 2022, Addendum No. 2 issued January 20, 2022, and
this Addendum No. 3 issued January 24, 2022, the Creston Composting Facility Operations and Maintenance
documents shall remain unchanged.
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Congratulations on the selection of your new Supreme Feed Processor!
Supreme International Limited has been in the agricultural equipment business since 1953. Our motto
“Through service and specialization we grow” has guided us throughout the years.
We are proud of our Supreme Feed Processor and ask you to READ THIS OPERATOR’S MANUAL
BEFORE OPERATING THE MACHINE. By fully understanding the operation of the Supreme you will
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machine might compromise the extent of our warranty.
Respectfully yours,
Jeannette Guertin
President
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
Box 6450, 6010-47 Street
Wetaskiwin, Alberta Canada
T9A 2G2
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Supreme International’s Vision
The premier manufacturer of the highest quality equipment
providing unmatched performance and reliability.
Supreme International’s Mission
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processing and feeding equipment that is unsurpassed in
quality, performance and reliability. We will grow our markets,
reputation and delivery of innovative products by providing
the agricultural and environmental industries with premium
equipment that enhances our customers’ operations.
Two Locations to Serve You Better
Original Instructions (English)
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any translation.
Head Offi ce & Factory
Wetaskiwin, AB Canada
Truck Mount & Wholesale Parts
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WARRANTY
Supreme International Limited Warranty Statement(s) 6
Warranty Terms And Conditions 8
INTRODUCTION
General Information 9
Model and Serial Number Location 9
Your Supreme Feed Processor 9
SAFETY
For Your Safety 10
Misuse of Equipment 10
Safety Alert Symbols 10
Signal Words 10
Read and Understand Procedures 11
Safety Precautions 11
Safety Labels and Decals 13
Safety Labels and Decal Locations 14
SETUP AND CONFIGURATION
Horsepower Requirements 16
Augers 16
Cutting Knives and Positions 16
Extended Backing Plates 17
Hard Core Bales 17
High Roughage Rations 17
Side Door Discharge Units 18
Restrictor Plates 18
Protective Gear to Wear 18
Emergency Stop 19
Transporting and Lifting 19
Equipment Inspection Before Startup 19
Functional Checks Before Operating 19
OPERATION
Categories of Hay 20
Loading Sequence and Mixing 20
Unloading 20
Adjusting Mix 21
INITIAL BREAK-IN
After the first 10 hours of operations 22
After the first 100 hours of operations 22
MAINTENANCE
Augers 23
Wear Components 23
Auger Timing 24
Tub 25
Drive Shaft 25
Final Driveline 25
Telescoping Driveshaft 25
Gearboxes (Angle, T-Box and two-speed gearboxes inclusive) 26

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Oil Change and Lubrication 26
Planetary Drives 26
OPTIONS: OPERATION / MAINTENANCE
Cooling Kit 30
Fluid Coupler 31
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS
Rubber Extension 32
Magnetic Drop Chute 32
Dual Side Door 33
Electrical 33
Electrical Scales 33
TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting 34
APPENDICES
Appendix A - Specifications 35
Appendix B - Maintenance Schedule 36
Appendix C - Lubrication Chart 37
Appendix D - Torque Guide (Quick Reference) 38
Appendix E - Metric Bolt Grade And Recommended Torque Chart 39
Appendix F - Oil Quantities 40
Appendix G - Weighbar Calibration Charts 41
Appendix H - Weighbar Layout 42
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Supreme International Limited Warranty Statement(s)
Supreme International Limited offers a limited one (1) year parts and labour warranty on Supreme International
Limited and Segue processors against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use when used and
maintained in accordance with the operator’s manual or instructions. The one (1) year limited warranty period
begins at the date the unit is delivered to the original purchaser.
In order for the one (1) year limited warranty to be in effect:
1. The Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) Form for the unit is to be completed in full and submitted to
Supreme International Limited within ten (10) business days of the dealership receiving the unit.
A. Damage to wholegoods from shipping requires notification to Supreme International Limited
of the damage within forty-eight (48) hours of receipt of the unit. Failure to notify Supreme
International Limited will result in no warranty coverage for the damaged component(s).
2. The Warranty Registration Form is to be completed in full and submitted to Supreme International
Limited at time of sale. Failure to fully complete and submit this document may result in warranty
denial.
3. For a Dealer/Supreme International Limited Demo unit, the limited one (1) year warranty and the
three (3) year major component coverage begins on date of invoice to the dealer.
PURCHASEDCOMPONENTS
The following components have direct manufacturer warranty. Please contact the component manufacturer
directly for any claims. Contact information for these manufacturers is available on the Supreme International
Limited Dealer Portal.
Supreme International Limited offers a thirty (30) day limited warranty against installation. After the limited thirty
(30) day warranty, dealer labour is not covered by Supreme International Limited.
1. Scales and scale components
A. Dinamica Generale warrants their products as follows: Indicators and weighbars sixty (60) months from
the date of manufacture of the component; twenty-four (24) months for all other components. Technician
labour at approved service centers is covered for the first eighteen (18) months from the date on
components.
B. Digi-Star warrants their products as follows: thirty-six (36) months from the date of manufacture of the
component. The manufacturer date code (provided on the labeling of the indicators) is the last four digits
of the serial number on load cells (mm/yy). The thirty-six (36) months warranty includes repair or replace
of defective units caused by product failure.
C. IMPORTANT: It is the Authorized Supreme Dealer’s responsibility to have replacement (loaner) scale
indicators and remotes for their customers in instances where repairs may be required. Supreme
International Limited will not “replace” under warranty, the scale indicators and accessories. If there are
any issues with the scale and scale components, please contact the scale manufacturer.
WEARITEMS
Items under normal wear and tear, such as exterior finish, replacement parts – cutting knives, chains, belts, brake
pads, drums (rotors), conveyors, shields/guards, liners, walls, u-joints, or other wear items – have a thirty (30)
day warranty against installation defects. Continuous use of damaged items will not be covered under warranty.
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MAJORDRIVECOMPONENTS
For all Supreme International Limited processors, in addition to the standard one (1) year limited warranty,
Supreme International Limited also provides a 100% parts and labour warranty on the major drive components
against defects in quality and workmanship for an additional two (2) years for a total of three (3) years from
original invoice date, up to a maximum of five thousand (5,000) hours under normal use when operated and
maintained in accordance with the operator’s manual and service instructions. This additional warranty for
major components is not applicable to Segue processors.
The major drive components are planetaries, 90° gearboxes, through-shaft “T” gearboxes, hydraulic pumps and
hydraulic motors. All service records must accompany the warranty claim for major drivetrain component failures
- see warranty claim procedure.
For the three (3) year major component warranty to be in effect the PDI and Warranty Registration must
be completed in full and submitted to Supreme International Limited.
NON-SUPREMEINTERNATIONALLIMITEDDRIVESYSTEMS
Wholegood units that do not include Supreme International Limited engineered and installed drive systems
(motor / soft start / VFD / fluid coupler / powerpack) will carry a thirty (30) day limited warranty on manufacturing
defects of Supreme International Limited provided product.
REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DEFECTIVE PARTS
During the warranty period, Supreme International Limited, will at its discretion, repair or replace defective parts
which are returned by prepaid freight, as directed to:
At the time of repair or replacement of a defective part during the warranty period specified, neither Supreme
International Limited, any company affiliated with Supreme International Limited or the Authorized Supreme
Dealer shall be liable for loss of use, loss of time, inconvenience, commercial loss, or consequential damages.
Supreme International Limited has the exclusive rights to make changes, improvements, or modifications to
specifications without obligation to install the same on those products previously manufactured.
Supreme US Inc.
1101 S. 2nd Ave.
Dodge City, Kansas, USA
67801
Supreme International Limited
6010 - 47 Street.
Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada
T9A 2R3
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Warranty Terms And Conditions
1. Supreme International Limited will warrant the repair/replacement of defective parts by an Authorized Supreme Dealer
(parts and labour) according to the Supreme International Limited warranty flat rate guide, providing the replacement
parts are approved by Supreme International Limited.
2. The Authorized Supreme Dealer must receive written notice of any defect within seven (7) days identifying the
defective component(s).
3. Only Authorized Supreme Dealers can perform repairs/replacements.
4. Warranty will be null and void unless the repairs/replacements are done by an Authorized Supreme Dealer in
accordance with the latest version of the warranty policy.
5. It is the responsibility of the selling Authorized Supreme Dealer to review the warranty provisions with the user prior to
the retail sale and ensure compliance with Supreme International Limited warranty policy requirements.
6. Warranty will be null and void if the unit has been altered or repaired in a manner that, in the opinion of Supreme
International Limited, affects the performance, stability, or reliability of the unit.
7. Warranty will be null and void if the unit has been operated in conditions not applicable to its design or intended
purpose, including: abuse, misuse, improper maintenance or any other negligence, fire or accident, fluid
contamination and/or damage to the major components resulting from fluid contamination.
8. Manufactured assemblies/components that are changed by the dealer from dealer stock; that differ from the original
invoiced/shipped wholegood, carry a ninety (90) day warranty. The original manufactured assemblies/components
removed from the wholegood are not covered by warranty (zero days). For example, the unit is ordered/shipped with
a 8’ flat conveyor which is removed and replaced with a 10’ dogleg conveyor. The 10’ dogleg conveyor will be covered
by a ninety (90) day warranty, and the 8’ flat conveyor is not covered by warranty (zero days).
9. Supreme International Limited will not be responsible for costs related to any travel time/mileage regarding
transportation of the unit to or from a dealer’s service facility for repair.
10. Supreme International Limited will not be held responsible for units sold beyond the specified coverage period. For
units that have not been sold within three (3) years since date of invoice, the selling Authorized Supreme Dealer must
perform the yearly or one-thousand-five-hundred (1,500) hour service (at the dealers expense), attach all service
documents for proof of service, completed Warranty Registration Form and provide a picture of the oil reservoir(s)
showing the new oil after the maintenance is completed to qualify for warranty.
11. Supreme International Limited will not be held responsible for damage caused by environmental conditions, such as
exposure to abrasive/corrosive materials or weather.
12. Supreme International Limited will not reimburse expenses or charges incurred should the user need to rent other
equipment.
13. Supreme International Limited will not be responsible for any damage or repairs to the tractor/truck used to operate
the unit.
14. Warranty will be null and void on feed processors that are sold to environmental or compost operations.
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INTRODUCTION
General Information
This manual is intended to be a permanent part of your Supreme Feed Processor and should remain so at all times. This
manual has been written and designed to provide you with safe operating and maintenance guidelines. Please familiarize
yourself with this manual to ensure years of safe and trouble-free use.
Model and Serial Number Location
The model and serial number of your Supreme Feed Processor are located on the identification plate. This plate is located
on the left hand front corner of the unit. Another plate is affixed to the cabinet with model, serial number and electrical
information. Please refer to this identification plate prior to parts and service inquiries.
Figure 1
Your Supreme Feed Processor
The operation of your Supreme Feed Processor varies greatly with climate conditions and various feed components.
There are basic rules and steps required to obtain the desired processed feed results. The operation of the Supreme
Feed Processor is very easy, provided a few basic, but important, instructions are followed.
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proper break-in procedures. In addition to the procedures, a new machine may require several loads for the tub walls and
auger flighting to become polished. Until this is accomplished, you may experience spillage, uneven movement of feed,
increased horsepower draw or increase fuel consumption. Loads may have to be downsized until the unit is adequately
polished.
The Supreme Feed Processor is designed to quickly and efficiently process a wide variety of feedstuffs. By blending these
feedstuffs with other rationed components, you will be able to produce an unmatched quality of feed for your livestock.
It is important to remember that varying conditions and operations may require some experimentation with the procedures
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SAFETY
For Your Safety
The safety messages in this manual are the primary methods used to call your attention to the potential hazards
associated with the feed processor. Follow all the precautions listed throughout this manual and on the equipment
safety labels while moving equipment, operating the equipment, cleaning components, and during any maintenance or
troubleshooting procedure.
Keep the safety labels from becoming dirty, worn or illegible. Replace them when lost or damaged.
The safety information given in this manual does not replace local safety codes, environmental regulations, insurance
requirements or federal, state and local laws. Personnel operating the feed processor must be aware of these regulations.
Signal Words
DANGER
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
will result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in minor or moderate injury, and/or
property and equipment damage.
NOTICE
Provides useful information to the operator. It could have
to do with the care of equipment or using it more effi-
ciently.
WARNING
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
will result in serious injury or death.
Misuse of Equipment
Improper use of a Supreme Feed Processor could cause mechanical damage and/or human injury. Please read and
understand the operator’s manual completely before using.
When caring and maintaining your feed processor please be sure to use care to not damage the electrical systems.
Avoid directly spraying/pressure washing components with water such as the manifold, din connectors, Deutsch plug
connectors, work light connections, controls, sensors, or plugs.
If you should have any operational questions please contact your Authorized Supreme Dealer.
Safety Alert Symbols
Safety symbols, signal words, and statements are used in this manual and on the feed processor to identify and alert
you of potential hazards where personal safety precautions are required. Safety statements are used to explain, inform
and provide precautionary instructions. Carefully read the safety message associated with safety symbol and follow any
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SAFETY
WARNING
Do not operate this equipment until you have
carefully read and understand the safety and
operation procedures in this manual and all other
equipment manufacturers’ manuals that will be used
with it.
Do not allow inexperienced or unqualified personnel
to operate the feed processor. Have a thorough
understanding of the equipment before operating.
Keep all bystanders, children and pets away while
in operation. Always use common sense while
operating the feed processor.
Read and Understand Procedures
Supreme International cannot anticipate every possible
circumstance that might involve a potential hazard. You
must satisfy yourself that a technique is safe for you
and others. You should also ensure that the equipment
will not be damaged or made unsafe by the operation or
maintenance procedures you perform.
Follow all applicable federal, state, local and industry-
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Safety Precautions
Improper practices and carelessness can cause personal
injury or even death.
The following safety precautions and guidelines must be
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throughout this manual and labeled on the feed processor.
To ensure your safety, the safety of others and the safe
operation of the feed processor, read, follow and practice
the following:
WARNING
The safety precautions that follow have WARNING
level hazards.
Exposure Hazard
ALWAYS wear the appropriate personal protective
equipment as required by the task at hand, including
but not limited to:
• Relatively tight and belted clothing
• Safety gloves
• Safety shoes/boots
• Safety glasses/goggles/shields
• Hearing protection, ear plugs
• Head protection, hard hats
ALWAYS read and comply with safety labels on all
chemical containers.
Entanglement / Sever Hazard
• NEVER wear jewelry, watches, unbuttoned
cuffs, ties or loose fitting clothing and ALWAYS
tie long hair back when working near moving/
rotating parts.
• Never reach into the tub to clean twine, feed,
debris or any other object when the feed
processor is in operation.
• ALWAYS keep hands, feet, hair and clothing
away from all moving/rotating parts.
• NEVER operate the feed processor without the
guards and safety shields in place.
• Never allow anyone to position themselves near
or at the top of the feed processor. The rotating
auger will cut or sever.
Entanglement Hazard
NEVER leave the key in the ignition switch
when you are servicing the machine.
Someone may accidentally start it and not
realize you are servicing it.
Sudden Movement Hazard
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SAFETY
WARNING
Crush Hazard
Never reach in, around, or over the discharge
door(s). Door(s) could quickly open or close
during operation.
Never allow riders on the ladder or the
platform while the feed processor is being
towed. Always ascend and descend the
ladder while facing it.
Alcohol and Drug Hazard
NEVER operate or service the feed processor
while under the influence of alcohol,
awareness altering drugs or medications
that would affect your ability to operate or
maintain the system safely.
Piercing Hazard
• NEVER check for hydraulic leaks with
bare hands.
• Hydraulic fluid is under extreme pressure
and pin-hole leaks in hoses or other
components can inject fluid through skin
tissue upon contact.
ALWAYS turn off the engine when moving
or working on hydraulic hoses or any other
hydraulic component.
ALWAYS wear protective clothing and eye
protection when working near high-pressure
hydraulic components.
CAUTION
The safety messages that follow have CAUTION level
hazards.
Flying Object Hazard
ALWAYS wear eye protection when servicing
the machine or when using compressed air
or high pressure water. Dust, flying debris,
compressed air, pressurized water or steam
may injure your eyes.
If a problem occurs during operation of
the feed processor, always shut off the
equipment and disconnect the PTO shaft
before performing any repairs. Do not
operate the equipment until all repairs have
been properly completed.
CAUTION
The following safety messages pertain to the hazards
when transporting the feed processor.
• Do not exceed 15 kph (10 mph) when transporting
over flat, smooth dry areas. Reduce speed when
on rocky, wet or soft terrain.
• Reduce speed when transporting when the tub is
full.
• Use caution when on side slopes and when
turning.
• Avoid operating the feed processor when making
sharp turns or on rough, uneven ground.
• When driving on slopes or up and down inclines,
keep the tractor transmission in the lowest gear
possible.
• When unhitching the feed processor, park on flat
level ground and block the tires.
• If you are towing the feed processor on a public
road, a light kit must be installed. Check with your
local ordinances for the proper requirements.
STOP
CAUTION
• Make sure the SMV (Slow Moving Vehicle) sign
and reflectors are clean and properly place and
maintained so they can be clearly seen by other
vehicles.
• Whenever towing any equipment, safety chains
must be used. The chains’ maximum strength
must be equal to or greater than the gross weight
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ROTATING DRIVELINE
CONTACT CAN CAUSE DEATH
KEEP AWAY
DO NOT OPERATE WITHOUT -
• ALL DRIVELINE GUARDS, TRACTOR AND
EQUIPMENT SHIELDS IN PLACE
• DRIVELINES SECURELY ATTACHED AT BOTH ENDS
• DIVELINE GUARDS THAT TURN FREELY ON
DRIVELINE
DO NOT USE PTO ADAPTERS
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DANGER
Safety Labels and Decals
The safety labels and decals are attached to the feed
processor. They must be checked regularly.
• Make sure anyone who operates the feed processor
understands all the information, warning, caution and
danger safety decals.
• Keep all the decals clean so they are readable. Do not
cover up or obstruct any of the decals from view.
• Make sure all the safety decals are installed and in
good condition.
• Replace any missing or unreadable safety decals.
• Do not operate the feed processor until the decals are
replaced.
• When replacing decals make sure the surface is clean
and dry. Use a clean cloth to remove any trapped
air bubbles from under the decal for good adhesion.
Decals should be applied in temperatures of 50°F
(10°C) or warmer.
Figure 2
Figure 3
PART NUMBER SIGNAL WORD DESCRIPTION
SP-12 CAUTION
Read and understand Operator’s Manual before using. Keep riders off the
machine. Stop engine, place all controls in neutral, set park brake, remove
ignition key and wait for all moving parts to stop before servicing, adjust-
ing, maintaining, or unplugging. Do not adjust machine while in motion.
Use care when working around a high pressure hydraulic system. Keep all
components tight and in good repair. Be sure all safety devices and shields
are in place before starting operation. Keep hands, feet, hair and clothing
away from moving parts.
SP-13 DANGER
Rotating auger. Keep hands, feet, hair and clothing away from rotating
auger. Do not grab twine or objects when auger is in motion. Keep others
away.
SP-20 WARNING Keep hands, feet and clothing away from moving parts.
SP-21 DANGER Keep children away at all times.
SP-23 CAUTION
Before welding. Shutdown and disconnect feed processor from tractor
of pull type models. Shutdown engine and remove key on truck models.
Disconnect junction box lead-in cable from scale. Disconnect the power
supply from scale indicator. Disconnect the positive battery cable. Ground
welder close to work. Never draw current through weigh bars. See owner’s
manual.
SP-101 DANGER
Rotating Driveline. Contact can cause death! Keep Away! Do not operate
without all driveline guards, tractor and equipment shields in place, drive-
lines securely attached at both ends and driveline guards that turn freely on
driveline.
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Figure 4
Safety Labels and Decal Locations
The following safety labels and decals are attached to the feed processor. They must be checked regularly. If the safety
labels and decals are unreadable or missing, they must be replaced before operating the feed processor.
ROTATING AUGER
• KEEP HANDS, FEET, HAIR, AND CLOTHING
FROM ROTATING AUGER(S).
• DO NOT GRAB TWINE OR OBJECTS WHEN
AUGER IS IN MOTION
• KEEP OTHERS AWAY.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS
WILL RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH
SP13
DANGER
1. READ AND UNDERSTAND OPERATOR’S MANUAL BEFORE USING.
2. KEEP RIDER OFF THE MACHINE.
3. STOP ENGINE, PLACE ALL CONTROLS IN NEUTRAL, SET PARK,
REMOVE IGNITION KEY AND WAIT FOR ALL MOVING PARTS TO STOP
BEFORE SERVICING, ADJUSTING, MAINTAINING, OR UNPLUGGING.
4. DO NOT ADJUST MACHINE WHILE IN MOTION.
5. USE CARE WHEN WORKING AROUND A HIGH PRESSURE HYDRAULIC
SYSTEM. KEEP ALL COMPONENTS TIGHT AND IN GOOD REPAIR.
6. BE SURE ALL SAFETY DEVICES AND SHIELDS ARE IN PLACE BEFORE
STARTING OPERATION.
7. KEEP HANDS, FEET, HAIR AND CLOTHING AWAY FROM MOVING
PARTS.
SP12
CAUTION
DANGER
KEEP CHILDREN AWAY
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Figure 5
ROTATING DRIVELINE
CONTACT CAN CAUSE DEATH
KEEP AWAY
DO NOT OPERATE WITHOUT -
• ALL DRIVELINE GUARDS, TRACTOR AND
EQUIPMENT SHIELDS IN PLACE
• DRIVELINES SECURELY ATTACHED AT BOTH ENDS
• DIVELINE GUARDS THAT TURN FREELY ON
DRIVELINE
DO NOT USE PTO ADAPTERS
SP101
DANGER
CAUTION
BEFORE WELDING
1. DISCONNECT MIXER FROM TRACTOR OR POWER SOURCE.
2. DISCONNECT THE JUNCTION BOX LEAD-IN CABLE FROM
SCALE INDICATOR.
3. DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY FROM SCALE INDICATOR.
4. DISCONNECT THE POSITIVE BATTERY CABLE IF APPLICABLE.
5. GROUND WELDER CLOSE TO WORK (NEVER DRAW CURRENT
THROUGH WEIGH BARS).
SEE OWNERS MANUAL
SP23
DANGER
KEEP CHILDREN AWAY
AT ALL TIMES

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SETUP AND CONFIGURATION
Augers
The augers in models 900T, 1000T, 1200T, 1400T, 1600T, 1500TR and 1700TR Supreme Feed Processors rotate at 40 RPM.
If equipped with a VFD auger RPM can be varied during operation.
The augers in models 300, 400, 500, 600, 500T, 600T, and 700T rotate at 46 RPM. If equipped with a VFD auger RPM can be
varied during operation.
Auger speeds are based on a 1200 RPM motor running at 60 Hz.
Horsepower Requirements
The horsepower requirements for your model are based on normal dairy and beef rations. These requirements will vary
depending on the type of ration being processed.
See 35 for the horsepower requirements.
It is recommended to avoid stopping the augers when completely loaded, if at all possible. When a loaded tub is left sitting
for long periods of time the mixed ration will settle in the tub and on auger flighting. The horsepower requirements to
restart the unit will be much higher and possibly cause more stress on the clutch.
Cutting Knives and Positions
The standard setup for a Supreme Feed Processor comes equipped with five cutting knives per auger (four per auger on
models 300, 400, and 500T).
All augers come with extra pre-cut positions in the auger flighting for additional knife assemblies and/or the re-location of
the existing knife assemblies. Adding, removing and/or changing the existing knife locations may be required to achieve
the desired results. Models 300, 400, 500T, and 600T have six pre-cut positions. The 700T has seven pre-cut positions.
All other models have nine pre-cut positions.
Starting from the bottom of the auger, closest to the tub floor, a knife and backing plate assembly will be bolted to the
auger flighting in each of the first four positions. The fifth knife and backing plate assembly will be bolted to the very top, or
last position, on the auger (see ).
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2
3
4
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Figure 7
Standard Backing Plate vs Extended Backing Plate
High Roughage Rations
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instance the addition of one or possibly two extended backing plates, will aid in the delivery of the ration. In most cases
positioning the extended backing plate in the third or fourth position (or both) will improve delivery; and help to push
material out of the discharge door and ensure the accurate and even delivery of feed.
EXT. BACKING PLATE - KNIFE ASY
STANDARD BACKING PLATE - KNIFE ASSY
EXT. BACKING PLATE - KNIFE ASY
STANDARD BACKING PLATE - KNIFE ASSY
Hard Core Bales
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processing the cores of these bales. In most cases the addition of an extra knife assembly to the auger(s) will rectify this
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auger. This will allow the knife to cut further into the core of the bale; reducing the processing time.
Extended Backing Plates
In certain applications the addition of extended backing plates can improve the performance of the feed processor. Keep
in mind that adding extended backing plates will cause an increase in horsepower requirements. Never place an extended
backing plate on the very top knife position of an auger.
CAUTION
Never place an extended backing plate on the very
top knife position of any auger. This will cause undue
stress on the upturned portion of the top flighting.
The continuous loading of large, whole, round
and square bales may cause the top portion of he
flighting to bend down, greatly reducing the quality
of mix in the ration.
NOTICE
It is important to note that adding extended backing plates
will cause an increase in horsepower requirements.