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Table of Contents3
General5
Foreword5
Copyright5
General Information5
Manual Replacement5
Warranty6
Avoid Unauthorised Machine Modifications6
Features7
Safety: General Precautions9
Read Manuals before Operating9
Wear Protective Equipment9
Only Operate if Qualified9
Driving Precautions9
Operator Risk10
Keep Personnel off the Harvester Head10
Take Care When Moving the Harvester Head10
Prevent Debris from Hitting the Cab11
Carrier Class - Head Type11
Operator Protective Structures (OPS)11
Inspect the Harvester Head11
General Safety Precautions12
Dispose of Waste Properly12
Safety: Maintenance Precautions13
Prepare for Service Safety13
Manual Function Actuation Safety13
General Safety14
Waratah Key Switch Control (Three-Position)16
Waratah Switch Control (Two-Position)17
Lockable Battery Disconnect Switch18
To Activate Manual Mode19
H-16 Controller Power19
Make Welding Repairs Safely20
Avoid High-Pressure Fluids20
Service Accumulator Systems Safely21
Slotted Link (Optional Feature)21
Chain Shot Guard Inspection21
Safety: Operation Precautions23
Operating Precautions23
Avoid Work Site Hazards23
Avoid Chain Shot24
Stem Eject Feature25
Safety: Safety Signs and Labels26
Head Labels Positions26
Head Labels Positions for Loader Processor28
Label Explanations30
Do Not Stare into the Laser Beam32
Chain Shot Warning Labels33
Precautions: Processing on the Landing35
Precautions: Tree Felling35
Do Not Operate Unless Seated35
Use and Maintain a Safety Belt35
Key Ring Caution and ID36
Welding36
Processing37
Bucking and Piling37
Cab Labels (Two-Position Waratah Switch)38
Operation: General Operation39
General Operation39
Planning Area Preparation39
Operation: Clear-Cut Harvesting40
Felling40
Felling Process40
Delimbing40
Fall and Delimb41
Operation: Thinning Techniques42
Plantation out Row42
Select Thinning43
Operation: Processing44
General44
Debarking44
Measuring44
Operation: Cutting45
General45
Using the Main Saw Unit45
Using the Top Saw Unit45
Operation: Special Techniques46
Use of Double Cuts46
Quarter Cutting47
Falling Multi-Leaders47
Felling on Hillsides48
Using Loading Processor48
Operation: Miscellaneous49
Unattended Harvester Head49
Delimbing Multi-Leaders49
Maintenance-Fluids and Lubricants50
Recommended Hydraulic System Fluid50
Chain Oil50
Grease51
Grease Point Location-Main Frame52
Grease Point Location-Top Saw Unit53
Grease Point Location-Tilt Frame54
Grease Point Location-Tilt Frame for Loader Processor (Option)55
Grease Point Location-Tilt Frame Pin Grease Point56
Grease Point Location-Upper Delimb Knives57
Grease Point Location-Length Measuring Unit58
Grease Point Location-Feed Arms59
Grease Point Location-Lower Delimb Knife60
Grease Measuring Wheel Bearings61
Grease Point Location-Main Saw Unit (3/4" Saw Option)62
Maintenance-Schedule63
Periodic Maintenance Record63
Maintenance-Every 8 Hours or Daily64
Maintenance-Every 50 Hours or Weekly65
Maintenance-Every 200-250 Hours or Monthly67
Maintenance-Every 1000 Hours69
Maintenance-Every 2000 Hours or Yearly70
Maintenance-General71
Recommended Harvester Head Positions for Top Saw Chain and Top Saw Bar Maintenance71
Recommended Harvester Head Positions for Main Saw Chain and Main Saw Bar Maintenance72
Fault-Finding72
Unified Inch Bolt and Cap Screw Torque Values73
Metric Bolt and Cap Screw Torque Values74
Additional Metric Cap Screw Torque Values75
Maintenance-Operation Checkout76
Fault Finding76
Miscellaneous-Carrier80
Prevent Fires80
In Case of Carrier Fire80
Welding on the Carrier or Harvester Head81
Welding on Carrier or Harvester Head-Timberrite82
Using Booster Batteries86
Using Booster Batteries: Timberrite87
Miscellaneous-Measurements88
Metric and Imperial Unit Expressions88
Miscellaneous-Specification Conversion89
Length89
Weight89
Area89
Volume90
Pressure90
Flow90
Liquid90
Miscellaneous91
Miscellaneous: Wood Measurement92
Wood Measurement Equivalents92

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