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Implement Layout
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Coupling (1); Wheel track levelling bar (2); Depth Limit (3); Transport lever (4); Perimeter blade (5); Rear roller (6); Tines (7)
Operating Principles
The grader has three main operating principles::
Spring Tines
The spring tines (7) agitate the surface, which fills in divots and levels surface lumps. This is an essential component of good surface maintenance
for rubber crumb and fibre-stabilised sand surfaces, but is also highly useful for plain sand surfaces.
The working depth of the tines is recommended to be around 45mm for most surfaces (the middle bolt holes). Greater tine depth will mean
greater surface lift, giving a 'softer' resulting ride, however, a greater static load is placed on the towing machine, so only large towing machines
(large ATVs, UTVs etc.) will have adequate traction to work to design spec.
The tines are attached by an elegant single-bolt mechanism, to facilitate quick and easy replacement should one fail, or when the tines wear out.
Replacement tines are easy to fit and are available for a very reasonable price direct from Chapman Engineering.
Levelling Blade
The rear levelling blades smooth the surface and move material forwards to fill in divots and give a level arena. The effect of the blades passing
over the material then firms the surface lightly to give a consistent surface. The blades feature a special angled profile to effectively draw more
material forward and level it.
Rear Roller
The rear roller (6) works on any arena type, consolidating and 'firming' the surface, as well as giving a pleasing cosmetic finish.
The rear roller is, by the very essence of its purpose for rolling & consolidating the surface, HEAVY. The design of the roller mounting
arrangement is such that the roller automatically lifts off the surface when the machine is changed from "work mode" to "transport mode".
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