CHAPTER 11 TRANSPORTING TONGUE (Fig. 88)
Pins provided. Then, turn the Down–Stop Bolt fully downward into contact with the Down Stop Pin.
The Harvester is provided with a locking Tongue Latch Mechanism which MUST be securely locked for transporting the Harvester on a public highway. After the Tongue is relocated in the ’’transport’’ position, BE SURE to install the Lock Pin ahead of the Latching handle, to prevent the Latch from disengaging the Notch in the Frame.
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1 – Lift Cylinder Fully Extended 2 – Down Stop Bolt 3 – Down Stop Pin Locked in Highest Hole Position
Fig. 89 1 – Tongue Latching Mechanism (Locked-in) 2 – Latch Lock Clip 3 – Transport Lock Decal on Tongue
Fig. 88: Hydraulic Tongue Kit (Installed)
LIFT SYSTEM LOCK (Fig. 89)
CAUTION The Attachment Lift system should be locked–up, in the following manner, anytime it is necessary to work under a mounted Attachment. The hydraulically operated Lift System can be locked– up in order to maintain the Attachment in the ”raised” position during transporting. To place the Lift System into the ”Locked–up” position, first fully extend the Lift Cylinder and completely raise the Attachment. Exercise the MANDATORY SAFETY SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE (page 8) and install the Down Stop Pin into the ”highest” possible (1 of 3) holes in the Lift Mechanism. BE SURE to lock the Pin in this position with the Cotter
SAFETY CHAIN (Fig. 90) As required or when desired, the Harvester can be equipped with a safety chain for operation on public highways. Refer to the Optional Features & Accessories chapter for ordering information. The safety chain should be attached to the tractor and Harvester as shown. When attached in this manner, the safety chain should have the following characteristics:
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