Drive Wheels; Ridging Intensity; Tractor Gauge; Transformation Of Distributor - Checchi & Magli WOLF Bedienungsanleitung

20.0 - DRIVE WHEELS

During work, the drive wheels must hold the ground constantly to operate the
transplanting equipment. The tractor's hydraulic lift unit must be completely lowered
and the drive wheels positioned suitably, see chapter 17 (fig. 10).

21.0 - RIDGING INTENSITY

As well as determining the transplant depth, the two rear wheels (fig. 15) also provide
for ridging around the plant. By loosening the screws it is possible to adjust aperture
(fig. 15.A) and inclination (fig. 15.B).

22.0 - TRACTOR GAUGE

The imprint left on the ground by the wheels of the tractor, as well as having a
compacting effect, also usually lowers the surface of the ground. Keep a
transplanting distance of not less than 10-12 cm from the imprint (fig. 16) by
adjusting the inter-row spacing or the gauge of the tractor.

23.0 - TRANSFORMATION OF DISTRIBUTOR

To vary the number of cups applied to the distributor (from 1 to a maximum of 6),
proceed as follows:
- remove the top casing (fig. 17.A), by loosening the screws (fig. 17.B);
- use the 3 cup fixing screws (fig. 17.C) to apply or remove cups (fig. 17.D), arranging
them in the special housings on the distributor (fig. 18.A).
Each housing is marked with a reference number from 1 to 12.
Position as shown in the table (fig. 18.B).
A
A
B
B
MIN.
FIG. 15
WOLF
WOLF-COMPACT
MIN.
cm 10÷12
D
cm 10÷12
FIG. 16
C
FIG. 17
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