Setting Up and Adjustments
The separator requires an oil flow of 30 litres to 45 litres
per minute with a pressure between 150 and 205 bar.
On tractors with a high output oil flow exceeding 45
litres per minute the oil flow should be regulated to deliver
between 30 to 45 litres maximum.
Oil flow above this limit will result in
exceedingly high oil temperatures with the
possibility of damage to the separator
hydraulic system.
All hoses and connectors to be fitted to the tractor are
shown in Fig. 3.7.
1. Multi-pin Control Box plug.
2. BLUE banded RETURN hose.
3. RED banded PRESSURE hose.
4. Load sensing hose.
5. Live lead to Tractor
6. Road Light plug.
Hoses and plugs should be connected to the tractor as
follows:-
- RED banded hose to be connected to the tractor
PRESSURE spool outlet.
- BLUE banded hose to be connected to the tractor
RETURN spool inlet.
WARNING!
When connecting Pressure and Return hoses to the
tractor spool valves - take care to ensure Red banded
hose is fitted to the tractor Pressure outlet and Blue to
the Return inlet.
Connection in any other way will result in damage to the
separator hydraulic system.
- *Load Sensing hose to be connected to the tractor
load sensing coupler.
*(Read the section on ‘Load Sensing System’ page
3.4 for further instructions prior to starting up the
machine.
- Road light plug to be connected to the tractor auxiliary
socket.
- Multi-pin plug to be connected into the separator
control box.
- Live lead to tractor to be connected into the tractor
eurosocket or battery lead extension (supplied).
Note: A plug holder is provided at the front of the
machine (Fig 3.7.6) for storing the multi-pin control box
and road light plugs when not in use. Slots are also
provided for storing feed and return and load sensing
hose ends
