Posted by used red MN on July 23, 2023 at 12:34:06 from (68.46.31.28):
In Reply to: JD 858 adjustment posted by Ksracer on July 23, 2023 at 11:46:31:
You get to ring the newbie bell that signals that you forgot to give a full description of what the machine is in question. I saved you by performing a web search to find out it is a side delivery hay rake. For one by adjusting that angle you are changing the angle the rake teeth are setting in relation to the ground. One process this affects is the ability of the rake to pick up the crop. Second, changing that angle changes how much the teeth interact with the roll of crop in front of the rake bar, particularly if it the material is heavy and rolling quite high. With the top tipped ahead the rotating teeth pull back behind the vertical bars lower in relation to the crop. This for one is gentler on the crop as in the case of alfalfa that is dry and you want the leaves to stay in tack. I am sure others will explain other things that this adjustment is for. You can get a free operating manual for the rake at the linked page.
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