Manure Fork
This page sets out the specification of the attachment in a form that can be set against a carrier's data plate. Dimensions, hydraulic interfaces, wear parts and mounting geometry are treated as separate items rather than as one general description.
Read finish as washable protective coating on the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork when the carrier chart is being checked. Overall height of the manure fork is read with the tool parked level, not with the arms raised.
The manure fork is supplied with mounting recorded as universal quick-attach plate rather than as a class average. Procurement uses the frame figure of open rail with top spill guard to identify this muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork against other builds.
Every manure fork leaves the works with a measurement sheet, and the receiving workshop can repeat each entry with ordinary tools. For procurement purposes spacing is stated as wide, for fibrous material on the manure fork data sheet.
For the manure fork, the tines line reads evenly spaced tapered curved tines and is verified with a tape or gauge at goods-in.
On the manure fork, mounting reads universal quick-attach plate, and the same value appears on the parts list. If a variant is requested, the spacing line for this muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork is reissued; the standard value here is wide, for fibrous material.
Compatibility of this muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork is established on paper before any hose is connected, from capacity, flow, geometry and spares. The manure fork carries finish = washable protective coating, and that pair is the reference used during commissioning.
Read spacing as wide, for fibrous material on the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork when the carrier chart is being checked. Working width of the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork is set against gate openings and transport limits before it is set against engine power.
The manure fork is documented as one build configuration; any option that alters the interface is issued as its own line on the sheet. A buyer comparing carriers will find hydraulic circuit entered as none required, passive tool for this manure fork.
For the manure fork, the frame line reads open rail with top spill guard and is verified with a tape or gauge at goods-in.
A second movement on this manure fork requires a second auxiliary service, which is noted on the interface sheet. Procurement uses the tines figure of evenly spaced tapered curved tines to identify this muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork against other builds.
When the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork is specified for a fleet, mounting geometry is noted before any outer dimension of the tool is discussed. Before fabrication, mounting is fixed at universal quick-attach plate for the manure fork so the interface can be drawn.
The muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork leaves the works with its measurement sheet, its parts list and the sign-off record together. Relief settings for the manure fork are written against the carrier requirement, with the tool maximum shown beside them.
The manure fork is read after painting, so the entered dimensions describe the unit that actually reaches the site. Read tines as evenly spaced tapered curved tines on the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork: it is a build dimension, not a class average.
A buyer comparing carriers will find spacing entered as wide, for fibrous material for this manure fork.
Bush and pin sizes for the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork appear on the spares page, so a local workshop can order without a sample. Flow demand for rotating versions of the manure fork is read at full engine speed rather than from pump displacement.
Rotating versions of the manure fork need a flow figure they can receive at full engine speed, not the theoretical pump displacement. frame = open rail with top spill guard is the entry a workshop uses when it matches the manure fork to a host machine.
The muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork is specified with its centre of mass close to the plate, protecting stability on a short wheelbase carrier. Relief pressure on the carrier has to sit above the working requirement of the manure fork and below its maximum rating.
Dimensional checks on the manure fork cover the envelope, the mounting face and the working width at ground level as three separate readings. Inspectors record spacing as wide, for fibrous material once the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork has been assembled and painted.
For procurement purposes finish is stated as washable protective coating on the manure fork data sheet.
Grease points on the manure fork are counted and marked, then transferred to the handover checklist. Read frame as open rail with top spill guard on the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork when the carrier chart is being checked.
A muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork with a secondary movement needs a second auxiliary service, and that requirement is noted on the interface sheet. On the comparison sheet, finish appears as washable protective coating, which is the value measured after assembly of the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork.
The workshop signs off finish = washable protective coating for this manure fork during the final inspection. Carrier capacity, hydraulic output, mounting geometry and spares availability are the four columns of the check for this manure fork.
The manure fork is gauged after painting, so the noted dimensions describe the unit that actually reaches the site. Before fabrication, hydraulic circuit is fixed at none required, passive tool for the manure fork so the interface can be drawn.
A buyer comparing carriers will find hydraulic circuit entered as none required, passive tool for this manure fork.
Plate flatness and wedge engagement on the manure fork are checked with a straightedge before the coupler is accepted. The hydraulic circuit row for this manure fork is none required, passive tool; it is a measured value, not an estimate.
Compatibility of this muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork is established on paper before any hose is connected, from capacity, flow, geometry and spares. The selection sheet for this muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork puts mounting at universal quick-attach plate; that figure is rechecked on the finished unit.
The following rows collect everything that can be measured or named on this tool. Industry ranges are included for orientation only; the machine nameplate, not a catalogue range, decides the final match. The Manure Fork is the unit those rows belong to.
| Parameter | Value on this build | Checked with |
|---|---|---|
| Tines | Evenly spaced tapered curved tines | Measured with a tape |
| Frame | Open rail with top spill guard | Verified during commissioning |
| Spacing | Wide, for fibrous material | Measured with a tape |
| Finish | Washable protective coating | Verified during commissioning |
| Hydraulic circuit | None required, passive tool | Repeated at the first service |
| Mounting | Universal quick-attach plate | Repeated at the first service |
A buyer comparing carriers will find mounting entered as universal quick-attach plate for this manure fork.
For this manure fork the receiving workshop measures tines against the stated evenly spaced tapered curved tines with a tape or gauge; no special equipment is needed. On the manure fork, tines reads evenly spaced tapered curved tines, and the same value appears on the parts list.
Wear items are listed apart from the structure on the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork; frame is recorded as open rail with top spill guard so the correct replacement can be identified. The muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork data sheet gives hydraulic circuit as none required, passive tool; a buyer can confirm the same figure on the finished tool.
The manure fork is supplied with spacing = wide, for fibrous material on its measurement sheet, and that line is the one a buyer compares with the carrier chart. Read finish as washable protective coating on the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork when the carrier chart is being checked.
Only the standard build is described here: for the muck fork, slurry fork, farm tine fork, finish reads washable protective coating and any change to the interface is issued as a separate row. Overall height of the manure fork is read with the tool parked level, not with the arms raised.
The figures here describe one build configuration. Any option that alters the interface is captured as its own line rather than folded into a general statement.
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Tell the factory which carrier you run, its auxiliary output and the ground you work on. Mounting geometry, hydraulic requirement and the build photographs for that exact tool are confirmed in the reply, with technical questions answered directly.
