Cedima CF-2116 D - Checking the Tension of the Feed V-Belt; Checking Tension of Feed Chain

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CF-2116 D in front right, V-belt cover Fig. 4.4
The V-belts are checked (with the motor shut down) by
pressing them with the nger (in the middle of the long-
est free section). They should deect only by approx.
10 mm. If they can be deected by more that 10 mm
they need to be re-tensioned.
• Reach under the V-belt cover and press the middle of
the longest free section of the cutting shaft V-belt with
the nger (motor shut down).
For tensioning and changing the V-belts of the cutting
shaft refer to sections 6.6.2 and 6.6.3.
4.2.6 Checking the tension
of the feed V-belt
ATTENTION!
Check the V-belt after 10 operating hours!
After the rst commissioning of the
CF-2116 D and/or after having replaced the feed V-belt
it has to be checked and, if necessary, re-tensioned
after 10 operating hours.
The feed V-belt, between drive motor and hydrostatic
feed gear, is located under the V-belt cover rear left of
the machine’s travel direction (g. 4.5).
• Reach under the V-belt cover and press the middle
of the longest free section of the feed V-belt with the
nger (motor shut down).
The V-belt should only deect by approx. 10 mm. If it
can be deected by more it needs re-tension. You will
nd more information on tensioning and changing the
feed V-belt in sections 6.6.4 and 6.6.5.
CF-2116 D V-belt cover Fig. 4.5
Cover of feed V-belt
4.2.7 Checking tension of feed chain
The feed roller chain is positioned between the hydro-
static feed gear and the shaft for the drive wheels in the
lower left part of the superstructure box (with the gear,
in machine direction, rear) (g. 4.6).
CF-2116 D, rear side Fig. 4.6
checking feed gear box shaft for
opening drive wheels
• Check the tension of the feed roller chain through the
upper opening in the gear box (joint cutter and motor
shut down) (g. 4.6).
The chain must not overlie too loosely (must not jump
over the chain’s teeth).
Tensioning and changing the feed roller chain is de-
scribed in chapter 6.6.9.