Operator s Manual & Parts Book

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1 DML Bale Feeder Generation 2 Operator s Manual & Parts Book Part Number: Giltrap Engineering Ltd P.O. Box 83, 7 Main North Rd Otorohanga, New Zealand Phone: Fax: info@giltrapeng.co.nz Website:

2 Page 2 Disclaimer Although every endeavour has been made to compile as near to complete records as possible for the machine described, it is possible some information is incomplete or missing. Giltrap Engineering request that you treat this book as a guide only, and offer any assistance necessary to procure the information or part you may require. For parts or service enquires, please contact the applicable numbers on the previous page. Produced February 2010 Copyright 2010 by Giltrap Engineering Ltd. Printed in New Zealand All rights reserved. Reproduction or use, without express permission, of editorial or pictorial content, in any manner, is prohibited.

3 Page 3 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION... 4 DELIVERY... 4 WARRANTY... 5 SETUP & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3 PT LINKAGE MODEL... 6 Hydraulic Requirements... 6 Setup... 6 Loading Instructions... 6 Feeding Out... 6 SETUP & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS TRAILED MODEL... 7 Hydraulic Requirements... 7 Setup... 7 Loading Instructions... 7 Feeding Out... 7 MAINTENANCE... 9 Greasing 3 pt linkage model... 9 Greasing Trailed model Feed Chain Adjustment Before Storing GENERAL SAFETY PARTS SECTION TRANSFERS 3 POINT LINKAGE MODEL TRANSFERS 3 POINT LINKAGE MODEL TRANSFERS TRAILED MODEL FORK ASSEMBLY CRADLE ASSEMBLY FEED CHAINS TRAILED CRADLE ASSEMBLY BOOM ASSEMBLY FORK ASSEMBLY CONTROL VALVE ASSEMBLY... 25

4 Page 4 Introduction Thank you for purchasing a Giltrap product. Giltrap Engineering Ltd has enjoyed a long-standing success with their machinery. We would like you to enjoy the benefits of owning a Giltrap too. By following the guidelines laid out in this book, you will ensure trouble free, low maintenance operating for years. Giltrap Engineering Ltd is a progressive company which continually strives to satisfy your needs, so we welcome any feedback which you can provide to help us improve our products and services and to ensure that they perform to your expectations. Any constructive comments about this operator s manual are also welcome. Your machine has been designed to perform its task efficiently and with a minimum of maintenance. This handbook provides safety guidelines, instructions, maintenance requirements and parts listings. We recommend that you read the entire handbook, before operating the machine as this will enable you to take full advantage of your new machine s considerable potential. Delivery Before you begin to use your machine, please check it to make sure there is no delivery damage. If damage is evident, contact the dealer who supplied the machine so that they can make the appropriate claims. If you have any other queries, please contact your dealer or Giltrap Engineering Ltd ( GILTRAP). All Giltrap products are covered by a 12-month warranty (see next page) on parts and labour, subject to normal use. Please fill in the details below for future reference. Model: Serial No: Delivery Date: Dealer:

5 Page 5 Warranty Subject as hereunder provided, Giltrap Engineering Limited (Hereafter called the Seller) undertake to correct either by repair, or at their election, by replacement, any defect of material or workmanship which occurs in any of its goods within twelve months after delivery of such goods to a first user, with the exception of contractors or commercial users when warranty period is six months. The term goods when used in this document means the article or articles described in invoice as sold by the Seller but does not include equipment or proprietary parts or accessories not manufactured by the Seller. The Seller, however, undertakes to pass on so far as they legally can to the first user the benefit of any warranty given to the Seller by the suppliers of such equipment, parts or accessories. This understanding shall not apply to: Any goods which have been sold by the first user. Any goods which have been damaged by unfair wear and tear, neglect or improper use. Any goods the identification marks of which have been altered or removed. Any goods, which have not received maintenance as, set out in this book also such basic normal maintenance such as tightening of bolts, nuts, hose connections and fittings and normal lubrication with the recommended lubricant. Any goods which have been altered or repaired other than on instruction or with the written approval of the Seller or to which any part not manufactured or having written approval by the Seller has been fixed. Any second-hand goods or part thereof. Any allegedly defective part or parts returned to the Seller must be sent freight paid. No claim for repair or replacement will be entertained unless, upon discovery of the alleged defect written notification is sent to the Seller, giving at the same time, the name of the Buyer front whom the goods were purchased and the date of purchase, together with full details of the alleged defect and the circumstances involved, also the serial number of the machine etc. The Seller shall not be under liability to their Buyers and first and subsequent users of their goods or to any other person or persons for loss or damages howsoever arising in respect of either personal injuries or for special or consequential damage of any kind or from any cause whatsoever arising out of, or in any way connected with or arising from the manufacture, sale, handling, repair, maintenance, replacement or use of its goods or the failure or malfunction of any of its goods. Representation and/or warranties made by any person (including Buyers and employees and other representatives of the Seller) which are inconsistent or conflicting with these conditions are not binding upon the Seller unless given in writing and signed by a Director of the Seller. Claims If you wish to make a claim under warranty: Immediately stop using the machine. List details of the machine and damaged item including serial numbers and date of purchase. Consult with your Giltrap dealer (supplier) and have him forward your claim and the damaged item to Giltrap Engineering Ltd. No warranty to be undertaken unless an order number is obtained from the Seller (Giltrap Engineering Ltd) prior to any work being done.

6 Page 6 Setup & Operating Instructions 3 Pt Linkage Model Hydraulic Requirements Most tractors today are fitted with remote hydraulic pressure and return outlets at the rear. If your tractor is not fitted up as such, contact your local tractor dealer for a conversion kit so that the machine can be operated in both directions. It is important to use the correct type of quick release coupling ends to suit your tractor couplings as some brands of couplings have different spring tension within the coupling which may impede full oil flow - it pays to check this. IMPORTANT: DML feeders are fitted with the best type of oil drive motors available which will give years of trouble free usage, provided they are used with clean non-contaminated oil. To avoid costly damage to the motor and also to your tractor pump, ensure the oil used is of the recommended grade and is clean. It is advisable to drain and flush the hydraulic oil system within the tractor if this has not been done recently. Setup Fit bale forks to your tractor's 3 point system - place feeder on fairly level ground and adjust the top link so that forks are in parallel to the mounting tubes in the feeder. Loading Instructions (1) Spear bale approximately 150mm (6") above the ground. CAUTION: Insert both prongs fully into the bale before lifting as damage may occur if used to lift loads on ends of prongs. (2) Load bale into feeder - Insert fork prongs into feeder frame tubes - MAKING SURE THE LOCKING CATCH IS FULLY LOCKED IN. If the motor drive dog is not fully engaged, rotate motor slowly until it springs into full engaged position. (3) Cut and remove all twine before feeding out. This is more easily done by cutting all the twine at the chain side, and pulling through from the opposite side. Feeding Out Operate the tractor hydraulics so the machine is running at approx 25 litres per minute flow. The feeder is designed to handle as many types of bales as possible. If the user finds that excess material is catching on the foot bars (that are bolted on), they can be simply unbolted and turned 90 degrees to run across the machine.

7 Page 7 Setup & Operating Instructions Trailed Model Hydraulic Requirements Most tractors today are fitted with remote hydraulic pressure and return outlets at the rear. If your tractor is not fitted up as such, contact your local tractor dealer for a conversion kit so that the machine can be operated in both directions. It is important to use the correct type of quick release coupling ends to suit your tractor couplings as some brands of couplings have different spring tension within the coupling which may impede full oil flow - it pays to check this. IMPORTANT: DML feeders are fitted with the best type of oil drive motors available which will give years of trouble free usage, provided they are used with clean noncontaminated oil. To avoid costly damage to the motor and also to your tractor pump, ensure the oil used is of the recommended grade and is clean. It is advisable to drain and flush the hydraulic oil system within the tractor if this has not been done recently. Setup Park the feeder on level ground. Adjust the swivel drawbar assembly so the drawbar of the feeder remains level when hitched to the machine. Loading Instructions (1) Lower the forks fully ensuring the tines are level. Reverse into the bale ensuring both tines are fully inserted into the bale before lifting as damage may occur if used to lift loads on ends of tines. (2) Begin lifting the bale onto feeder. Once the large lift ram has reached the end of its stroke, the bale will begin lowering on the bed. Return the hydraulic lever when the bale is approx 500mm away from the bed. The bale should stop moving allowing the operator to cut and remove any plastic or net wrap. (3) After removing the wrap, engage the lever once more to lower the bale to the bed. (4) Reverse the hydraulic lever to remove the tines from the bale. Note: The fork does not have to be fully retracted to horizontal at this stage. (5) Return forks to horizontal position before loading next bale. Hold forks in the lowered position for 3 seconds to fully recharge cylinder. Feeding Out Set the tractor hydraulics so the machine is running at litres per minute flow.

8 Page 8 Adjust Valve Settings (if required) 1. Bale won t lift off ground. 1. Loosen the ½ locking nut. 2. Use a 5/32 Allen key to screw in (clockwise) half turn until bale lifts. You may also need to adjust 3B after adjusting this. 3. Tighten locking nut. Note: Check tractor hydraulic pressure is set to 2000psi or above. If all else fails, the valve can be reset by unscrewing the adjuster thread all the way out (anticlockwise) and then screw in 3.5 turns clockwise (approx psi). 2. Bale tries to lift off bed while forks are extracting. 1. Loosen the ½ locking nut. 2. Use a 5/32 Allen key to screw in (clockwise) half turn until forks pull out of bale. 3. Tighten locking nut. If all else fails, the valve can be reset by unscrewing the adjuster thread all the way out (anti-clockwise) and then screw in 2 turns clockwise (approx psi). HOSES TO TRACTOR 3A. Bale won t stop lowering and lands on bed. 1. Loosen the 9/16 locking nut. 2. Use a 5/32 Allen key to screw in (clockwise) quarter turn until bale stops lowering. 3. Tighten locking nut. 3B. Bale won t lower onto bed. 1. Check machine is setup horizontal. 2. Loosen the 9/16 locking nut. 3. Screw out (anti-clockwise) quarter turn until bale begins to lower. 4. Tighten locking nut. If all else fails, the valve can be reset by unscrewing the adjuster thread all the way out (anticlockwise) and then screw in 4 turns clockwise (approx psi).

9 Page 9 Maintenance The DML Bale Feeder is designed for minimal maintenance. Greasing 3 pt linkage model SHAFT BEARINGS x4 WEEKLY FORK CATCH WEEKLY

10 Page 10 Greasing Trailed model SHAFT BEARINGS x4 WEEKLY JACK & TOW EYE x2 MONTHLY CROWD RAM x2 WEEKLY LIFT RAM x2 WEEKLY AXLE HUBS x2 YEARLY FORK PIVOT x2 WEEKLY BOOM PIVOT x2 WEEKLY

11 Page 11 Feed Chain Adjustment Check frequently and clean out any build up of debris between the chain links under feed bars. Straighten any bent feed bars and teeth. Feed chains should not require much adjustment; however, if this should become necessary adjust the chain until the slack has been minimised. 3 pt linkage model Feed chain adjuster (same at both ends) Loosen adjuster nut and adjust until chain slack has been minimised. Trailed model Feed chain adjuster (same at all four corners) Remove the bolts from the bearing legs and rotate the bearing until the chain slack has been minimised. Before Storing Clean off any debris etc and wash down and let dry. Grease all moving parts and bearings. Oil the fork catch assembly (3 pt linkage model only). Apply old engine oil to both feed chains (Note: - These chains don't require oiling during the period of use). Adjust chains if necessary.

12 Page 12 General Safety For the safety of others and yourself, please read and follow the precautions in this operator s manual. Pay particular attention to the following safety aspects of operating machinery. Do not ride on or allow passengers on the machine. Always use a recognised hitch pin with a safety clip to hook trailed implements on behind the tractor. When pulling trailed implements or loads, be sure to use a tractor of greater or equal weight than the combined weight of the load and trailer.

13 Page 13 Carry a suitable fire extinguisher. A fire can ignite under certain conditions, so please take the following precautions: After running your machine for a short time, check for defective bearings. A faulty bearing can become very hot, eventually discolouring, requiring immediate replacement. Do not allow combustible material to accumulate inside guards or around rollers and other moving parts. If your machine becomes blocked, stop immediately and remove the obstruction. Be careful when operating in hot or dry conditions or on extreme fire risk days. Never operate your machine without the safety guards in place. All chains should be properly adjusted and replaced when necessary.

14 Page 14 Release all hydraulic pressure from implements before commencing service work. Never look for suspected oil leaks with your hands or body - use a piece of cardboard instead. Any fluid which penetrates the skin will have to be removed immediately by a medical expert. Seek specialist advice on this type of injury. Never attempt to unblock equipment while it is still operating. Always disengage power take-off, hydraulics and shut down engine before removing materials, checking or servicing. Failure to follow these precautions is likely to result in serious injury. Wear proper protective clothing. Loose attire can easily be snagged by rotating machinery resulting in serious injury or death.

15 Page 15 Parts Section

16 Page 16 Transfers 3 Point Linkage Model Item Part Number Description Quantity DML GEN 2 Transfer GILTRAP Transfer DANGER Transfer 4

17 Page 17 Transfers Trailed Model Item Part Number Description Quantity GENERATION 2X DANGER Transfer DML GERERATION 2X2 Transfer GILTRAP Transfer 2

18 Page 18 Fork Assembly Item Part Number Description Quantity 1 - Headstock 1 2 HYM300 Hydraulic motor 1 shaft 1 2 HYM400 Hydraulic motor 25mm shaft 1 5 SC12X45ACS M12x45 Countersunk bolt, nut & spring washer Drive dog, 1 bore Drive dog, 25mm bore Pin 1 13 RP8X60 Roll pin 1 15 WA20 Flat Washer Tine LH mm Tine RH mm 1 25 SGC80X27X3 Spring 1 - ROPE6 Rope 2.2m 27 FP Lynch Pin 3 28 FP Pin, 110mm, Cat FP Pin, 90mm, Cat B12X90 Bolt, Nut & Spring Washer 2

19 Page 19 Cradle Assembly Item Part Number Description Quantity 3 - Cradle Deadeye bearing Deadeye bearing Sprocket (welded to shaft) Sprocket (comes with drive pins) Stainless wear strip 1 11 RIVIT-MGL100-U8-12 Rivit SS 1/ Stainless panel 1 13 RIVIT Rivit SS 3/ Shaft cover Shaft cover with tags welded on Shaft Rivet S/S Foot skid Pin 2 23 N16 Nut (included with #24) Threaded adjuster 2 Note: Shafts and sprockets are identical on both sides.

20 Page 20 Feed Chains Item Part Number Description Quantity Complete chain set G2 spiked bar c/w plates welded 15 2 CH7500-3/60 3 PX7500LB S/pin conv chain X6 2 3 CH7500CONNECTOR 3 chain connector for DML G2 G2X2 only CH7500-3CRANK 3 chain crank for G2X2 2

21 Page 21 Trailed Cradle Assembly

22 Page 22 Trailed Cradle Assembly Item Part Number Description Quantity Cast bearing 35mm front RH & rear LH DML G2X2 long shaft Cast bearing 35mm front LH & rear RH Cast drive sprocket Motor drive coupling 25mm 1 6 HYM400 Hydraulic motor generic 400cc 1 7 B16X90 M16x90 bolt, nut & spring washer mm 6 stud hub with locator hole 2 9 WHLA10-0/75-10 Wheel assembly 10 ply 6 stud DML G2 shaft G2x2 bale feeder jack 1 12 RP4X24 Roll pin 4x G2X2 bale feeder jack G2X2 adjustable towing hitch 1 15 TE Towing eye swivel 1 16 B14X40 Bolt, nut and spring washer Stainless wear strip 1 18 RIVIT-MGL100-U8-12 Rivet SS 1/ Stainless panel 1 20 RIVIT Rivet SS 3/ Motor mount with cover welded on 1 22 B12X Bolt, nut and spring washer 2 23 B12X Bolt, nut and spring washer 4 24 GRN1/8-ST Grease nipple 1 25 GDM-GLE6-1/8 Nipple adapter 1 26 GDMGLT-6.15 Grease tube XXm

23 Page 23 Boom Assembly Item Part Number Description Quantity Lift boom Bronze bush 80mm 2 3 CCE32 Circlip external 32mm 1-1/4 1 4 GRN1/8-ST Grease nipple 1/8 BSP straight 4 5 GDM-GLE6-1/8 Grease lube adapter 6mm-1/8 1 6 RAMBF2X2LIFT Ram 2 x4 x337mm stroke Lift ram base pin 1-1/ Lift ram rod end pin 1-1/ Boom pivot pin 40mm 1 10 GRN8-ST Grease nipple 8x1.00 straight Crown ram base pin 25mm 1 12 RAMBF 2X2CRD Ram 1.5 x3 x180mm stroke 1 13 B8X30 Bolt M8x B10X30 Bolt M10x30 1

24 Page 24 Fork Assembly Item Part Number Description Quantity Fork pivot pin 25mm Crown ram rod end pin 25mm 1 3 CCE25 Circlip external 25mm 1 4 M28X1.5NUT M28x1.5 to fit on fork tine Fork tine bush (welded into frame) Fork tine 1000mm 2 7 RP8X40 Roll pin Fork frame assembly 1 9 B8X30 Bolt M8x30 1

25 Page 25 Control Valve Assembly Item Quantity Part Number Description Setting 1 1 DPBB LAN Sequence valve 1800 psi 2 1 RDBA LAN Relief valve 1000 psi 3 1 LPBC XFN Pressure fuse 100 psi 4 1 CXAD XAN Check valve 4 psi 5 1 CNAC XAN Check valve (with 0.6mm orifice) 4 psi 6 1 RDBA LAN System relief valve 2000 psi 7 1 1/16 NPTX1.0MM Orifice 1.0mm 8 1 1/16 NPTX1.5MM Orifice 1.5mm 9 1 1/16 NPTX0.8MM Orifice 0.8mm

26 Page 26 Notes: