Why unloading platform doesn't move on Anderson Utility Vehicle?
If the unloading platform of your Anderson Utility Vehicle does not move, the tractor’s oil feed system may be defective; correct the hydraulic hose fittings if necessary. Additionally, the loading arm safety device tap rod (diverter valve) might not be working; ensure it can move freely and is correctly adjusted.
What to do if hydraulic controls respond slowly on Anderson Utility Vehicle?
If the carrier’s hydraulic controls on your Anderson Utility Vehicle are slow to respond, the filter cartridge may need replacing. Check the filter indicator; if it's red, replace the cartridge. If there's no indicator, disassemble the filter to inspect the cartridge and replace it if necessary.
Why pusher frame not working on Anderson Utility Vehicle?
If the pusher frame of your Anderson Utility Vehicle doesn't move or moves slowly, start by ensuring the loading arm isn't blocking it; lower the arm if necessary. Next, check that the hydraulic hoses are correctly hooked up to the tractor. Then, verify the loading arm safety device tap rod (diverter valve) is working freely and correctly adjusted. Also, inspect the pusher frame's forward stop position sensor and return sensor for proper adjustment and condition, replacing any that are not functional. Finally, check the electric wires, connectors, and travel limit sensors for any damage, replacing damaged parts.
What to do if scissor platforms don't lower on Anderson Utility Vehicle?
If the scissor platforms of your Anderson Utility Vehicle do not lower, it could be due to several reasons. Ensure the bale weight meets the minimum requirement of 250 kg (550 lb). Check if the bolts connecting the link bar rod to the scissor platforms are too tight; slightly loosen the four bolts on one platform. Consider the ambient temperature; if it's too hot, wait for it to cool down. Also, the accumulator's hydraulic circuit pressure might be too high, requiring adjustment by a qualified technician. Inspect the breather for blockage; remove, clean, and reinstall it, replacing if necessary. Lastly, check the flow rate valve for blockage; clean or replace it if needed.
Why scissor platforms won't lift on Anderson Utility Vehicle?
If the scissor platforms on your Anderson Utility Vehicle don't lift, it might be too cold; wait for the temperature to rise, and have the accumulator pressure adjusted by a technician. Alternatively, the accumulator’s hydraulic circuit pressure may be too low, also requiring professional adjustment. Check the breather for blockages; remove it, raise the platforms, and return the breather, replacing it if necessary. Lastly, inspect the flow rate valve for blockages; clean it, and replace it if it's not functional.
Why is the full load indicator always on Anderson Utility Vehicle?
If the full load indicator of your Anderson Utility Vehicle is always on, the full load mechanism might be poorly adjusted or broken. Try cleaning and adjusting the mechanism. If it remains non-functional, replace it.
Why delay in hydraulic functions stopping on Anderson Utility Vehicle?
If there is a delay between when the operator releases the control lever buttons and when the hydraulic functions stop on your Anderson Utility Vehicle, the oil temperature may be too low. Wait for the ambient temperature or oil temperature to warm up before using the controls. Be very careful if you use the controls when the oil is not warm enough.
What causes reversed wrist and grabber controls on Anderson Utility Vehicle?
If the wrist and grabber controls are reversed on your Anderson Utility Vehicle, the hydraulic hoses are reversed at the loading arm junction. Correct the connections.
What causes bales to collide with barrier on Anderson Utility Vehicle?
If the bales collide with the barrier on your Anderson Utility Vehicle, it's because the barrier is too high, the arm is too low, or the barrier and arm height are not adjusted to the bale height. Correct the barrier or arm height, or both.
Why bales fall when unloading from Anderson Utility Vehicle?
If the pusher frame of your Anderson Utility Vehicle pushes the bales too far, causing them to fall from too high when unloading, it indicates that the pusher frame’s travel limit stop is not adjusted to the bale width. Use the other adjustment available for the travel limit.
General| Brand | Anderson |
|---|---|
| Model | TSR-3450 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
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