Tinemasterrigidcomplete20.03.08.pdf

TINEMASTER

RIGID

Operating, Maintenance

& Spare Parts Book

Quivogne UK Ltd.

Fen Farm,

Washbrook,

Ipswich,

Suffolk.

IP8 3HE

Tel: 01473 730 576

Fax: 01473 730 681

web: www.quivogne.co.uk

e-mail: info@quivogne.co.uk

MACHINE DETAILS

Model

Serial Number

Date Of Manufacture

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Care should be taken to follow the procedure below; failure to do so may

result in personal injury and or damage to the machine.

Larger Tinemaster Disc Harrows fold hydraulically for road transport.

NEVER TOW DISCS IN THE TRANSPORT POSITION WITHOUT

THE LOCKING PINS IN PLACE.

Tractor Linkage To The Machine

Ensure that the height of the tractor drawbar is approximately the same

height as the drawbar of the machine when the machine is standing on the

ground with the frame and drawbar parallel to the ground.

The height of the drawbar of the machine may be adjusted by using the

holes provided in the frame. This will mean that when in work, the

height of the tractor drawbar is approximately 100mm higher than the

machines drawbar.

Adjustment For Levelling The Frame

The level of the frame of the machine may be adjusted by means of the

spring loaded telescopic screw. The frame should be approximately

parallel to the ground when the machine is in work.

When in work the screw allows balanced compressions of the springs on

each side of the articulating block.

TRANSPORTING THE TINEMASTER.

Customers that have the larger 445/45 19.5 wheels fitted should be aware

that the transport width of the Tinemaster is now over 3.00m

DO NOT TRANSPORT THE TINEMASTER IN THE FULLY

RAISED POSITION. LOWER HALF WAY FOR

TRANSPORTATION OTHERWISE SWAYING MAY OCCUR

AND THE MACHINE MAY BECOME UNSTABLE.

Setting The Angles Of The Disc Gangs

When setting into work we suggest that the angle of the discs is initially

set as follows:

Front Discs: Set to the 3 rd hole from the front

Rear Discs: Set to the 3 rd hole from the rear

From this position ‘opening’ the discs (moving the front discs further

forward and the rear discs further back) will increase the cutting action.

‘Closing’ the discs (moving the front discs backwards and the rear discs

forwards) will reduce the cutting action.

If the discs leave a ridge or depression in the middle, carry out the

following minor adjustments.

To remove a ridge:

OPEN up the front set of discs by 1 or 2 holes.

To remove a depression:

CLOSE up the front set of discs by 1 or 2 holes.

Adjusting The Discing Depth

On the hydraulic folding machines, the discing depth is adjusted by

moving the depth stop on the slide which is situated on the rearmost

wheel lift cylinder.

On the rigid frame machines, the discing depth is adjusted by attaching or

removing the mechanical clips onto or off the piston of each of the wheel

lift cylinders

To Operate The Tines

The tines are lifted and lowered hydraulically, they are all linked together

and when in work are connected to a large capacity accumulator, giving

the tines and auto-reset break-back effect.

The pressure in the hydraulic circuit is factory set and must only be

adjusted by a Quivogne engineer.

The depth of each tine is adjusted by means of the pin on the tine leg. It is

recommended that the tines are set approximately 100mm below the disc

depth.

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