MacDon M200 Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 17)

OPERATION

Form 169216 January 2009

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CAUTION: To avoid bodily injury:

1. Review the safety sections of your

tractor and header Operator’s Manuals.

2. Keep all shields in place.

3. Engage safety pin (A) when deck is

raised fully for transport, service and

storage or before going under deck for

any reason. To engage safety pin, raise

deck, rotate pin and push in until both

roll pins (B) are inside channel.

4. Keep away from moving draper and

rollers.

5. Keep clear of the deck while it is being

raised or lowered.

To raise and lower deck:

NOTE: Extra caution should be taken when

raising the deck for the first time. The deck

rotates as it raises and lowers and the

backsheet folds on to the deck. Make sure the

deck and backsheet are not interfering with any

tractor parts or the forming shield.

In the setup instructions, if you chose to swap

the DWA controls, use the reel fore/aft switch to

raise and lower the deck. The deck moves

forward when lowering, so switch operation will

be the same as when moving the reel forward.

The deck moves rearward when raising so

switch operation will be the same as when

moving the reel rearward.

In the setup instructions, if you chose “NO” to

swap the DWA controls, use the rocker switch

installed in the console. Press the rocker switch

forward portion to lower the DWA and press the

rocker switch rearward portion to raise the DWA.

NOTE: Draper shuts off automatically when

deck is raised about two thirds of the way up. If

deck does not shut off soon enough, resulting in

backsheet touching draper before it shuts off,

the switch at the linkage needs to be lowered.

Lower switch by loosening two screws (C). Do

not over tighten the screws or the switch will not

work.

Side delivery draper speed:

To set the draper speed, turn the draper speed

control.

A

B

SAFETY PIN

DWA DOWN

DWA UP

DECK LIFT CONTROLS

DWA DOWN

DRAPER SPEED

C

DRAPER SHUT-OFF SWITCH

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