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Need some help with a oliver 83 picker sheller.

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ratskinner

03-08-2001 13:15:23




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I just bought a Oliver 83 2 row picker Sheller and I need some info on some of the levers on it.
there is one right behind the seat of the tractor and I think that it goes to the door on the end of the un-load auger.
Go straight back from that and there is another lever that looks like it adjust something on the gathering chains .I am not for sure what it does.Right above this lever on the frame is a lever that might go to the drive belt that runs the unload auger ,but the cable is gone so I am not for sure .If this lever does run the unload auger .How does the cable run to it without getting into a few chain on the way,There is a push pull handle on the front of the box where the sieves are .What does this handle do?
I have a small field of corn that I am going to shell out as soon as I get all this stuff worked out.
thanks for any info that I get.

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Jack

03-18-2001 05:44:57




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 Re: need some help with a oliver 83 picker sheller. in reply to ratskinner, 03-08-2001 13:15:23  
I have a photocopy of a 83 picker parts manual approx. 120 pages, are you intrested? [email protected]



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Betty

03-08-2001 20:59:16




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 Re: need some help with a oliver 83 picker sheller. in reply to ratskinner, 03-08-2001 13:15:23  
Mr. Ratskinner : There should be two cables going back to the auger from the sheller. One should be attached to a overcenter lever the disengage and engage the auger. Auger is driven by a belt that has a spring loaded idler. When the lever is forward, the cable should move the idler far enough to slacken the drive belt, then have slack in the cable when engaged. Second cable goes to the spout at the end of the auger, should have a chain on end to fall into a knoch on stand. This directs the shelled corn to different parts of the wagon. The lever that you refer to adjusts the snapping roll clearance (changes 3/4"). The sheller has adjustments as follows : There is a cob door adjustment on the front of the sheller that has two capscrews that must be loosened to adjust. Inward closes and out opens the door. There is a lever on the front of the sheller that adjusts the cob gate. Both perform the same duty, open until you get unshelled corn on the cobs, then close a little. Get as big pieces of cobs out as you can. Closed gate/door will really grind up the cobs and they will get into the clean grain. On the back side of the sheller is an adjustable wind board to direct air from the cleaning fan. The shoe screen is adjustable in height at both the RH an LH ends for varying moisture conditions. The sheller unit should be level front to rear when attached to the tractor, adjust by raising and lowereing the wheels and the hitch. A level shoe screen spreads the material over all of the width of the screen, front to rear.

Good Luck

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