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1. Ae i Lynch Pin Crop Lifter Roller wheels The HT salad is standard with the roller fitted However for certain crops or higher cutting the wheel option has the advantage of not flatten ing down the remaining plant To gain access for chang ing between the roller and wheels it is perhaps easiest to stand the machine on end as shown and lean it against a wall or similar Note Take care not to damage the front of the power head If possible place a mat under it and always ensure the cutter blade cover is fitted If the roller is fitted remove the wiper bar first then unscrew the grub screw in each end of roller mount as shown using a 3mm allen key Screw in the M6 extraction tool supplied and pull the pin out to almost disengage the roller Do the same at the other end of roller until the roller can be removed The pins and grub screws can either be totally removed or refitted so they don t get lost There is a flat on each pin ensure it lines up with the grub screw Pin extraction tool To fit the wheel assembly Ensure the scrappers on the wheels are at the rear top side and offer the wheel frame up to the mounting frame Secure with the 2 through bolts Note that with the wheels fitted the HT Salad has a different height cutting range and all the height adjusting holes cannot be used Changing from wheels back to the roller is a reverse of the above procedure Tra
2. draining off excess water afterwards also gives access to the roller for cleaning The cutter bar should be lubricated with either the Ochiai grease supplied or a food compatible lubricant rust inhibitor before stor ing and at regular operating intervals every time the engine is re fuelled Lubricate the power head in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations every 20 hours There is a grease nipple on the gearbox The wheels and handle bars can be removed for storage or freighting Freighting Freighting on the back of a utility vehicle is preferred The HT Cress is very light and 1f transporting on a trailer it is not heavy enough by itself to make the trailer springs work 1 e it will get badly shaken about On rough road tracks this could cause structural damage One solution is to put a extra weight on the trailer as well as the harvester so the springs actually work Notes 13 Fault Finding Engine will not start Ensure stop switch on power head is turned on Refer to manufacturers handbook Other power head problems Refer to manufacturers handbook Chute clogs Engine not operating fast enough rev up Crop too long Cut in 2 stages crop wet too heavy If possible let dry out Harvest at a slower walking speed If you require further assistance or spare parts please call Harvester Concepts Ltd Maintenance Wash down the HT Salad harvester after use Only wash enough to re
3. A Harvester AT Concepts Ltd REID LINE EAST RD 5 FEILDING 4775 New Zealand Phone 06 323 2509 Fax 06 323 2709 Email info harvesterconcepts co nz 02 09 HT Salad Harvester User Manual Harvester Concepts Ltd 2005 Conditions of Sale and Guarantee Your HARVESTER CONCEPTS LTD product is guaranteed to be free from defects in materials and or workmanship under normal use and service for a period of 6 months from date of initial purchase HARVESTER CONCEPTS LTD S liability and obligation is limited to problems which HARVESTER CONCEPTS LTD acknowledges to be defective under the guarantee conditions either to the free replacement or repair where practicable at the HARVESTER CONCEPTS LTD premises of any parts returned within the guarantee period or shipment of replacement parts to the customer as mutually agreed to Supply of non standard parts or services from other than HARVESTER CON CEPTS LTD are not covered under the guarantee conditions unless prearranged in writing with HARVESTER CONCEPTS LTD Shipment of product to HARVESTER CONCEPTS LTD is the consumers re sponsibility and cost Guarantee conditions are void for any of the following reasons Abnormal use of the product Accident damage or vandalism Modifications or unauthorised repairs to the product or its components Where component seconds have been supplied Normal wear and tear HARVESTER CONCEPTS LTD cannot be held liable for any damage caused t
4. f the machine the engine controls at the cable ends can be mounted on the small tube protruding from the handle bars If rear mounted handlebars only are used the engine controls can be mounted on the raise lower lever in accordance with the manufacturers handbook Note Especially during running in vary the throttle setting don t rev continu ously 6 Let the engine warm up for a minute Use the throttle control lower lever to rev the engine up The cutter bar is engaged using the upper lever Especially in heavy wet crops full throttle should be used to blow the cuttings into the collection bins It is a good idea to stop the cutting blades and throttle the engine back when not harvesting or changing the collection bins 7 The engine must be stopped and the cutter bar cover fitted before any adjustments are done CAUTION Do not approach the front of the machine with the engine running Always switch it off and fit the cutter bar cover There is a red stop button on top of the engine also an ignition switch nearer the Left on the power head frame Note The HT Salad should be used in such a way as cuttings do not gather around the fan casing or it s plastic mesh Failure to do this could result in ingestion of cuttings clogging of the cooling flow to the engine and engine seizure If cuttings gather at the plastic mesh stop the power head and clear the cuttings away immediately 11 Start Up Fit collection bin
5. ions 1660 x 1440 x 660 high HT Salad Harvester Introduction Congratulations on the purchase of your Harvester Concepts Ltd HT Salad Harvester This machine is of high quality and will reward you with reduced effort and greater efficiency in your harvesting The HT Salad harvester can be used for harvesting a big range of crops from either flat or raised beds Learning to operate your HT Salad won t take long You will soon find it to be an invaluable tool Important Safety Note Read and understand all the instructions before using the H7 Salad The HT Salad should only be used for the purposes for which it was designed Use it for no other purpose e g it is not a grader blade or battering ram We have manufactured the HT Salad using quality materials and manufacturing techniques however if faults do occur please have them corrected before you use it Please read the Power Head instruction book before use Pay par ticular attention to running in and safety notes Please read this instruction book before use and retain it for fu ture reference It requires only one person to operate the HT Salad keep all others away Immediately after turning the power head off fit the cutter bar cover It should be removed last before restarting the power head ted With the travel wheels fitted the harvester can be tilted forward until the cutter bar is adjacent to the ground This gives good ac cess for washing down
6. move dirt Over washing could induce corrosion Sealed bear ings are utilised but water under pressure could penetrate them The cover can be removed by unlatching the two rubber retainers Inside the cover and chute should be washed clean dried and refit 12 Your HT Salad Consists of Power Head Ochiai V8 new Z1210 S N Power Head instruction book and spanners Handle Bar Frame large and small c w lynch pins 2 Large travel wheels and small rear wheel Mainframe complete with chute cover and deflector Manual operating handle bars Rear Mounted handle bar frame Travel Wheel Raise lower lever Stowed a eS a za Spare bin Frame a Options Assembly Wheels cutter height adjust 200mm dia Crop lifting fingers Unpack the harvester ensuring you receive all the parts and that they have not been damaged in transit Layout the components on the ground in their rough position Fit the small rear wheel into its holder until nib spring latches in retaining hole The HT Salad can be either pushed or pulled best in rough ground or if you need to moni Fitting rear handlebars tor the crop being cut The large or small handlebars can be used If you wish to walk in pe the wheel track while harvest ing the small handle bars should be used mounted fac ing outwards Fit the handle My bars accordingly and secure f with the Lynch pins If the handlebars have been fitted in front o
7. o people or other property during use of the product or as a result of any defect or malfunction of product or components supplied by HARVESTER CONCEPTS LTD Use of the product is solely the users responsibility Other losses such as delays in work incorrect or misleading information omissions and errors HAR VESTER CONCEPTS LTD is not liable for This guarantee is expressed in lieu of all other guarantees expressed or implied and all other obligations and liabilities on HARVESTER CONCEPTS LTD s part and specifically excluding consequential damage HARVESTER CONCEPTS 15 14 LTD makes no guarantee of merchantability or fitness for purpose and is not responsible to any purchaser of its products for any undertaking representa tion or guarantee except those stated in these terms made by any person dealer or body corporate selling or dealing with its products in any manner whatsoever Index 2 Conditions of sale and Guarantee 3 Specifications 4 Introduction safety notes 5 Your HT Salad consists of 6 Options Assembly 9 Travel Dismantling 10 Start Up 12 Fault Finding Maintenance 13 Freighting Notes 14 Spare Parts List Cutting Height with roller Ground level up to 125mm in 9 steps with optional 200 dia wheels 115 to 175mm in 5 steps Cutting Width 1200mm Dimensions Ready to use approx 1500 wide 2180 long 800 high Weight dry 49 Kg For Freighting Purposes On pallet Approx Weight 71 Kg Dimens
8. s and spares if required Two collection bins can be fitted to the machine Tilt the deflector forward and lower the bins onto the holding rails Tilt the deflector rearwards Spare bins sit on the chute cover between the cross members Remove travel wheels and fit in stowed position If the plant rows are around 1200mm wide it may be necessary to fit the crop lifters fingers Cut height adjustment er r fi iig UTF T Pe oe gprs a p m Adjust the cutting height Take the machine weight on the adjust ing lever and pull the latch bolt outwards twisting it 90 will lock it out move the lever to give the desired cutting height at the blade Relatch the lock bolt in the closest hole Remove the cutter bar cover It may be stored over the chute cov er cross member The power head should be refuelled and started 10 Rotate the deflector forward This allows access for fitting the vege bins Two large bins should be fitted Rotate the deflector rearwards covering the bins More empty bins can be stored on top of the chute cov er between the retainers If you are at the harvesting site the travel wheels can be stowed in their brackets as shown Crop Lifters The crop lifters are particularly effective for gathering in the crop where it extends past the width of the harvester These are easily fitted using the lynch pins supplied Note that there is a left hand and right hand finger ip gt
9. vel When you need to travel between harvesting sites fit the travel wheels With one hand lift the main frame forward of the mounting point With the k other hand position the boss on the wheel axle into the slotted hole and lower harvester so wheel takes it s weight Repeat for other side Dismantling This is in reverse of assembly The Power head should only be removed if it is to be used manually without the harvester frame Remove as fol lows Remove engine controls from handle bars by unscrewing wing screw Remove 2 vertical bolts at left hand power head mount At right hand mount There are 2 horizontal bolts holding the Power head mounting frame to the main frame remove these bolts Remove power head loosen 2 cam lock sleeves and pull the mounting frame out of the cam locks Fit engine controls to left hand forward tube on power head Fit manual handles Cam lock fittings may need rotating Release lever at forward end reposition fittings and relock lever 9

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