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WARNING: DO NOT STEP UP ON ANY PART OF
THE FORAGE BOX AT ANY TIME. FAILURE TO HEED
MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR
DEATH.
When finished unloading, reduce engine speed to idle
and disengage the tractor PTO or hydraulics. Pull the
forage box straight ahead to pull the rear door away from
the unloaded pile of forage. Gravity will allow the rear
door to swing shut. The rear door latches will engage to
secure it closed. Visibly observe that rear discharge door
properly latches close.
The unloading process described is to be performed by
the operator alone. This will eliminate unexpected
“start-ups” and minimize other hazards that could result
by more than one person in control. If the forage box
should become clogged, shut off all power to the forage
box and wait for all motion to stop. Disconnect PTOdrive
shaft or hydraulic supply and return hoses and then
clean out the machine.
Never use “live” power to aid in the clean-out of a
clogged machine. If any mechanism fails, move the for-
age box to a safe work area and then repair the mecha-
nism before proceeding with unloading of the forage. If
repairs require removal of forage from inside of the for-
age box, then remove the rear discharge door (bolted
hinges on top of each side) and then empty the forage
manually by hand through the rear opening.
DANGER: NEVER ENTER THE FORAGE BOX
OR FRONT UNLOADING UNIT FOR ANY REASON
WITHOUT FIRST DISCONNECTING THE PTO DRIVE
SHAFT OR HYDRAULIC HOSES FROM POWER
SUPPLY. FAILURE TO HEED MAY RESULT IN SERI
-
OUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.
Never enter the forage box for any reason if there is any
possibility of power being applied to the unit.
3200 & 4200 Series -- 19 –
REAR OPENING DISCHARGE DOOR
CAUTION (QUICK RELEASE!)
HINGE
BOLTS
REAR
DISCHARGE
DOOR