Iseki TH4365 - Using Draft Control (a TYPE)

OPERATION
61
U
sin
g
Draft Control
(
A TYPE
)
FIG. 5-43
:
T
y
pe o
f
Work - When
g
round-en
g
ine imple-
ments such as plows, subsoilers, cultivators, etc. are
used
.
NOTE: Refer to “Rear Linkage” for lockng pin details.
CAUTION: Do not use draft control when
p
recise hitch positionin
g
is required
(
attachin
g
/detachin
g
implements for
e
xample
)
.
FIG. 5-44
:
Lever Positions - Use position control lever,
1, to raise and lower implement and use draft control
l
ever, 2, to ad
j
ust implement workin
g
depth and s
y
s-
tem sensitivit
y
in soil.
Position control lever, 1, can also be used to prevent
e
xcessive lowerin
g
o
f
hitch when low dra
f
t areas
(
sand
y
soil
)
are encountered.
NOTE: Adjust lever stops, 3 and 4, can be set to con
-
t
act position control lever in implement work
o
r raised position. This enables implement to
b
e returned to identical setting after hitch ha
s
b
een raised for turning at field ends.
T
o Be
g
in Work - Ali
g
n Tractor and implement in
field and move position control lever, 1, forward
(
to
D
O
WN
)
. while drivin
g
Tractor
f
orward, lowerin
g
imple-
ment. Then ad
j
ust dra
f
t control lever, 2, until correct
workin
g
depth is maintained.
When Turnin
g
- Move position control lever, 1, back-
ward to raise implement and permit completion o
f
turn. Return implement to work position b
y
selectin
g
p
osition control lever to previous position a
g
ainst stop.
T
o Finish Work and Trans
p
ort - Pull position control
l
ever backward full
y
to up settin
g
.
FIG. 5-45
:
Lowerin
g
speed can be read
j
ust as neces-
s
ar
y
with lowerin
g
rate control knob, 5.
N
O
TE:
C
hanges o
f
soil texture or ground speed o
f
unit ma
y
require slight readjustment of draf
t
control lever to maintain consistent working
d
epth as these can have a direct influence
o
n implement dra
f
t load.
If erratic operation is encountered, turn lowerin
g
r
ate control knob, 5, clockwise to slow. Lowerin
g
top
l
ink attachin
g
location on Tractor will also decrease
s
ensitivit
y
.
FIG. 5-4
3
FIG. 5-4
4
FIG. 5-45
3
4
1
2
5