MODEL 8603

MODEL 8603
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MODEL 8603

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Safety Messages
This section highlights the importance of recognizing safety symbols and understanding signal words like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION. Operators are advised to adhere to safety instructions, maintain the machine properly, and avoid unauthorized modifications.
Safety Precautions
Accidents can be prevented through cooperation and anticipation of hazards. Key precautions include lowering the unit to the ground, shutting off the tractor, and locking the parking brake before servicing. Emergency preparedness is emphasized, recommending the availability of first aid kits and emergency contact numbers.
Description of the AFE 8603 Rake
The AFE 8603 Rake is designed for heavy and custom applications, featuring a unitized frame that extends for raking and retracts for transport. It uses left-hand and right-hand delivery wheels to form windrows, with wheel speed matching tractor ground speed.
Shipping, Unloading, Site Assembly, and Delivery
The rake is shipped partially assembled. Safety precautions during unloading and assembly include wearing proper safety attire and ensuring parts do not swing or slide into traffic lanes. A delivery checklist ensures all safety and operational aspects are reviewed before delivery.
Pre-Delivery and Delivery List
This checklist is for dealers, customers, and operators to review together. It includes checking fasteners, ensuring the hydraulic system is connected, and verifying the machine is parallel to the ground when hitched. Completing the warranty registration is also important.
Setup and Description of Controls
Operators should read all safety messages before setting up the rake. Hydraulic settings are necessary for operation, with guidance provided in the manual. Proper operation and safety instructions for the 8603 Wheel Rake are emphasized.
Jack Operation
Operators are cautioned to stand clear of the tongue, framework, and tow vehicle when operating the jack. The machine should be parked on flat ground, with chocks placed in front and behind transport wheels to prevent rolling.
Overview
This document provides a detailed parts list and specifications for the AFE 8603 Rake, including components for both left-hand and right-hand raking arms, as well as hydraulic systems and maintenance records.
Sections
  • Parts List: Lists components required for assembly and maintenance, including weldments, spindles, seals, bearings, bolts, nuts, and chains, each identified by part number and quantity.
  • Raking Arm Components: Details for left-hand (8-wheel) and right-hand (9-wheel) raking arm mounts, including main frames, tongues, jacks, wheel assemblies, truss rods, and adjusting brackets.
  • Raking Wheel Details: Outlines components of the raking wheel, including standard raking wheel weldment, mounting clips, poly wheel covers, tines, nuts, and bolts.
  • Hydraulic Schematic: Details the hydraulic system, including quick disconnect adaptors, hoses, flow divider valves, cylinders, and fittings, with information on extension arm and wheel lift cylinders.
  • Maintenance Record: Includes a section for recording service dates, performed services, and parts replaced, ensuring proper maintenance and operation.
Key Information
The document emphasizes the importance of using specified parts and following outlined procedures to maintain the functionality and safety of the AFE 8603 Rake. Proper assembly and maintenance are critical for optimal performance.
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Catalog excerpts

MODEL 8603-1

YOUR SOURCE FOR GENUINE ALLEN RAKE replacement parts OWNER-OPERATOR/PARTS MANUAL 8603 WHEEL RAKE February 2016 www.AllenFarmEquipment.com

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MAILING ADDRESS: PO BOX 21049 CARSON CITY, NV 89721 SHIPPING ADDRESS: 13 HEPPNER DRIVE, #1 MOUND HOUSE, NV 89706 MACHINE IMPROVEMENTS The Manufacturer reserves the right to make changes and improvements in the product at any time without notice. The Manufacturer shall not be obligated to incorporate such changes and improvements in products previously sold to any customer, nor shall the Manufacturer be obligated to replace previously sold products with customers incorporating such changes and improvements.

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RECOGNIZE SAFETY INFORMATION This is the safety symbol. When you see this, it means: ATTENTION! BECOME ALERT! YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED! Follow recommended precautions and procedures: UNDERSTAND SIGNAL WORDS A signal word —DANGER, WARNING, or CAUTION— s used with the safety-alert symbol. DANGER ndicates imminently hazardous situations that, if not avoided, will result in serious injury, or death. WARNING ndicates potentially hazardous situations that, if not avoided, could result in serious injury, or death. WARNING may also be used to alert against unsafe practices. CAUTION indicates potentially...

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ACCIDENTS CAN BE PREVENTED Without the complete cooperation of the implement operator, no accident prevention program can be successful. The operator anticipating the results before an accident occurs and taking action to remedy the situation can prevent many accidents. No power driven equipment, whether it be for transportation or processing, whether it is used on the highway, in the field, or in the shop, can be safer than the person at the controls. If accidents are to be prevented, the operators who accept these responsibilities seriously will accomplish it. Elimination...

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1. Never connect hydraulic lines or operate any portion of the machine unless machine is hitched to tow vehicle or tractor. 2. Do not operate hydraulic systems when hydraulic leaks are present. 3. Never ride the machine during transport or movement. 4. Always observe local traffic laws when transporting unit on public roads. 5. Always operate machine in a careful, controlled manner. 6. Personnel operating and working with this machinery and in any related duties must be properly trained and free of conditions or substances that may impair safety or good judgment. 7. Personnel...

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 19. Stand clear of tongue, framework and tow vehicle or tractor when operating jack or working with hitch. Look around to be sure that if something slipped or accidentally moved that no harm would occur. 20. Always lock brakes on tractor or towing vehicle, place in parking gear, and shut off tractor or towing vehicle before working with rake jack or unhitching rake. 21. Do not attempt to use torch or welding arc around the machine when in the crop, in the field, or around other flammable items. 22. Always wear proper safety attire for each usage condition or service procedure....

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SAFETY SIGNS Safety signs must be kept legible. Replace any safety sign that becomes illegible (unreadable) or is missing. Safety signs are supplied separately from equipment parts. It is the responsibility of the customer to purchase and affix safety signs per the equipment manufacture’s current recommendation, to any equipment part to be used during repair. When ordering new equipment parts to be used during repair, always be sure to order any safety sign(s) to be affixed to that part. Safety signs can be ordered for AFE components from: Allen Farm Equipment P.O. Box 21049 Carson City, NV....

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DECALS and SAFETY SIGNS P/N 79-007-02 Location: Facing outward on the framework above each wheel P/N 79-039-36 Location: Facing outward on the framework above each wheel P/N 79-007-02 Location: Facing outward on the framework above each wheel Location: Outwardly facing, on each side of the main frame, behind the main frame members that “V ” outwards from the tongue.

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MODEL 8603-12

The AFE 8603 Rake is a crop driven rake used in many heavy and custom applications. The unitized frame is extended outward to each side for raking hay and retracted for transport to and from the field. The left-hand delivery and right hand delivery wheels are a crop driven method of moving hay into a windrow, the wheel speed is in relation to tractor ground speed. The following V-SETUP REFERENCE applies to the standard configuration of the ALLEN 8603 RAKE. MUTANTlI! ■BL PARIS MIST BE SPECIFIED USING TIE DELIVERY DIRECTION, REGARDLESS OF THE RAKE SETUP USED. NOTE: HE V-SETUP IS HE STANDARD SETUP...

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SHIPPING, UNLOADING, SITE ASSEMBLY AND DELIVERY OF THE AFE 8603 RAKE The AFE 8603 Rake is shipped in a partially assembled condition. Before hoisting any component from the truck or container, be sure that it is secured in a manner that will not allow accidental movement or falling. CAUTION BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO UNLOAD, ASSEMBLE, OR DELIVER THE COTTON CART, READ THE SAFETY SECTION OF THIS MANUAL. BE ESPECIALLY AWARE OF THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS: Always wear proper safety attire for each usage condition or service procedure. During unloading and assembly, always stand clear. Look around to be sure...

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NOTE: Dealer, Customer, and Operator should review each item on this list together in order to know how each was accomplished. Review the Operator’s Manual. Note especially the instruction for: Safety Unloading Assembly Operation Transportation Service and Maintenance Emergency Procedures 2. Check all fasteners for tightness. 3. THIS EQUIPMENT DOES NOT HAVE BRAKES. OPERATOR IS TO TURN ON FLASHING WARNING LIGHTS WHENEVER TRAVELING ON A HIGHWAY, EXCEPT WHERE SUCH USE IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.

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PRE-DELIVERY AND DELIVERY LIST FOR THE DEALER, CUSTOMER, AND OPERATOR AFE 8603 RAKE 4. Inspect rake systems: CAUTION: BEFORE APPROACHING OR ENTERING ANY MECHANISM TO SERVICE, INSPECT, OR MAKE ADJUSTMENTS. A. LOWER UNIT TO THE GROUND B. SHUT THE TRACTOR OFF C. LOCK THE TRACTOR’S PARKING BRAKE D. REMOVE THE KEY A. With the hydraulic hoses NOT connected to the tractor, turn the raking wheels by hand. All parts should move freely. Wheel hub bearings have been tightened to proper torque. B. With the hydraulic hoses NOT connected to the tractor, review the hydraulic system for proper tightness of all...

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