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OPERATION
Transporting the Windrower
TOWING WINDROWER WITHOUT TRAILER
The best method for transporting a disabled
windrower is to haul it on a suitable trailer or
flatbed. (See Towing Windrower on a Trailer.)
In emergency situations, for example, towing out of
a field or into a shop, windrower may be towed
without a trailer, providing the following
precautions are followed:
1. Attach windrower to towing vehicle.
WARNING: A proper towing
apparatus is critical to safe towing.
Use the following guidelines:
• Do not attach directly from hitch to walking
beam (B). Slope of tow bar will not provide
proper transfer of braking force to
windrower, causing loss of control.
• For proper steering, towing apparatus
should be attached to both left and right
hand frame members (C) and should attach
to tow bar at same height (D) as towing
vehicle hitch.
• Towing apparatus should be removed for field
operation, to avoid interference with windrow.
CAUTION: With final drives
disengaged, the windrower may roll
on a sloped surface. Before
disengaging final drives, attach
windrower to towing vehicle. After towing,
engage drives and park brake before detaching
from towing vehicle.
2. Disengage final drives:
- Remove cover (A) at center of drive wheels.
- Replace with dished side facing in.
IMPORTANT: Failure to disengage final
drives before towing will result in serious
transmission damage.
Do not exceed 16 mph (26 km/h) when towing
windrower. Do not use this towing method for
normal transporting of windrower. Even with
final drives disengaged, rolling speeds of more
than 16 mph (26 km/h) will cause final drive
gears to run at excessive speeds, possibly
destroying the unit.
After towing, reverse cover (A) to re-engage
final drives. Be sure plunger at center of wheel
pops out to engage drive.
DO NOT ATTACH TO WALKING BEAM
ATTACH TOWING APPARATUS TO FRAME
TOW BAR PARALLEL TO GROUND
A
DISENGAGE FINAL DRIVES
- 9250/9350/9352 1
- SELF-PROPELLED 1
- WINDROWER 1
- Proposition 65 Warning 2
- INTRODUCTION 3
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- SERIAL NUMBER LOCATIONS 7
- SAFETY 10
- SPECIFICATIONS 13
- SPECIFICATIONS 14
- TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS 15
- TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS 16
- OPERATOR'S STATION 17
- Symbol Definitions 17
- OPERATOR'S STATION 19
- Mac-Monitor 19
- Mac-Monitor: 20
- Operator Presence System 21
- Speedometer 21
- Ignition Switch 22
- OPERATOR'S STATION 23
- Cab Temperature Controls 23
- Windshield Wiper Control 23
- Windrower Controls 24
- Header Controls 25
- Header Controls (continued) 26
- Seat Belts 27
- Seat Adjustments 28
- Operator Amenities 29
- OPERATION 30
- To the New Operator 30
- Break-in Period 31
- OPERATION 32
- Pre-Starting Checks: Annual 32
- Pre-Starting Checks: Daily 33
- Start-Up Procedure 34
- Driving the Windrower 36
- Stopping Procedure 40
- Leaving the Windrower 41
- Attaching the Header 42
- (continued) 44
- Adding Rear Weight 45
- Detaching the Header 47
- Header Angle 50
- HEADER TILT HYDRAULIC 50
- ADJUSTMENT 50
- Header Levelling 51
- Header Flotation 52
- Transporting the Windrower 53
- Storage Procedure 58
- Service Procedures 59
- Fuels, Fluids and Lubricants 61
- 50 Hours (continued) 64
- 200 Hours or Annually 65
- Diesel Engine 67
- Diesel Engine (continued) 69
- Diesel Engine: Fuel System 73
- Engine Exhaust System 78
- Engine Cooling System 79
- Electrical System 82
- Hydraulic System 91
- Header Drive: Hydraulics 94
- Traction Drive: Hydraulics 99
- MAINTENANCE/SERVICE 100
- Steering Checks 100
- MAINTENANCE/SERVICE 101
- Steering Checks (continued) 101
- Troubleshooting 103
- Procedure (continued) 105
- Friction Device Adjustment 106
- AT HALF-WEAR STAGE 110
- MAINTENANCE/SERVICE 111
- Traction Drive: Park Brake 111
- Cab Air System 112
- Maintenance Schedule 115
- MAINTENANCE RECORD 117
- (continued) 118
- TROUBLE SHOOTING 119
- Electrical 127
- Traction Drive System 128
- Header Hydraulics 131
- Header Drive 131
- TROUBLE SHOOTING 132
- Header Drive (continued) 133
- Park Brake 133
- Operator's Seat 133
- OPTIONS AND ATTACHMENTS 134
- UNLOADING 135
- Prepare to Unload 135
- Two Forklift Method 135
- UNLOADING 136
- One Forklift Method 136
- ASSEMBLY 137
- Install Tires 137
- ASSEMBLY 140
- Battery 140
- ASSEMBLY 141
- Adjustments and Checks 141
- Cab Heater 141
- Preparing the Tractor for 142
- Preparing 972 Harvest Header 145
- Radio Installation 146
- Two-Way Radio Installation 147
- Tool Box 147
- Swath Roller 148
- INDEX 150
- Self-Propelled Windrower 153
- Pre-Delivery Checklist 153
- Roof Wiring Schematic 155
- Cab Wiring Schematic 156
- Tractor Wiring Schematic 157
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