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2. Safety First

Safety is a priority in your everyday work habit, especially if you work 

with machinery. Whether you are an owner, an operator, or an 

employee, it is your responsibility to know the operational requirements 

and safety precautions of the machinery. 

Why is safety important to you? 

1. Accidents disable and kill.

2. Accidents cost.

3. Accidents can be avoided.

SIGNAL WORDS: 

Note the use of the signal words DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and 

NOTICE with the safety messages. The safety alert symbol identifies 

imminent and potential hazards to personal health and safety. The 

appropriate signal word for each message has been selected using the 

definitions below as a guideline: 

DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that, if 

not avoided, will result in serious injury or death. 

WARNING: Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not 

avoided, could result in serious injury or death. 

CAUTION: Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not 

avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. 

NOTICE: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if 

not avoided, may result in property damage.

Summary of Contents for H13114XT

Page 1: ... Grain Auger Operator s Manual Read this manual before using product Failure to follow instructions and safety precautions can result in serious injury death or property damage Keep manual for future reference ...

Page 2: ...ug nut tightness and wheel hub temperature need to be checked At 50 60 miles check these a second time For the H1364XT H1374XT and H1384XT the maximum transport speed is 45 mph For the H1394XT H13104XT and H13114XT the maximum transport speed is 25 mph ...

Page 3: ...eration Before you operate this auger we advise that you read this manual and familiarize yourself with each of the features Please take all the precautions necessary for an efficient and safe operation Harvest recommends that anyone using this auger read the operational manual and sign on the sheet provided below This is to be kept for your record keeping Date Employee Name Employee Signature ...

Page 4: ... 12 13 13 14 4 1 Pre Operation Checklist 4 2 Auger Drive Lockout 4 3 Start Up Break In 4 4 Everyday Operation 4 5 Shutting Down the Auger 4 6 Completion Cleanup 4 7 Lowering the Auger 14 5 Hydraulics 15 15 5 1 General Information 5 2 Cylinder Hydraulics 16 6 Storage Maintenance 17 17 6 1 General Maintenance 6 2 Storage of Auger 18 7 Appendix Forms 19 19 40 H13114XT Parts Book H13XX Lubrication Req...

Page 5: ... for frequent reference and to pass on to new operators or owners Call your Harvest distributor or dealer if you need assistance information or additional copies of the manual Always give your dealer the serial number of your Harvest Grain Auger when ordering parts or requesting service or information The serial number on your auger is located where indicated by the arrow in the picture above Plea...

Page 6: ...TICE with the safety messages The safety alert symbol identifies imminent and potential hazards to personal health and safety The appropriate signal word for each message has been selected using the definitions below as a guideline DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that if not avoided will result in serious injury or death WARNING Indicates a hazardous situation that if not avoided ...

Page 7: ... wires Electrocution can occur without direct contact Do not raise or lower auger until hazardous area is cleared Failure to maintain proper clearance can result in serious injury or death Put hitch pin in place and ensure that the safety chain is properly attached Use a type of hitch pin that will not allow the auger to detach itself from the tractor If you have questions about appropriate hitch ...

Page 8: ...ng with the auger in tow Check regulations with local authorities regarding auger transportation Follow all over width regulations Equip auger with all necessary lighting and use hazard warning flashers on your tractor when required by law 3 3 Placement of Auger Before raising or lowering your auger check that the area is clear of obstructions children and unauthorized personnel DANGER Electrocutio...

Page 9: ... that the wheels of your auger are free to move before you raise or lower your auger CAUTION If the auger wheels are buried in any type of material do not attempt to raise or lower the auger Remove dirt snow grain or whatever other material is obstructing the auger before use Check that the valve on the hose to the lift cylinder is open Double check that the area above and around the auger is clea...

Page 10: ... tractor making sure that your hydraulics are also attached to the tractor Raise the auger to ensure that the outlet end is above the bin or storage facility Remove wheel chocks and ensure area is clear of personnel and obstructions Drive forward pulling auger slowly away from the bin or storage facility Be sure that the wheels are free to move and lower the auger Make sure auger is in full down p...

Page 11: ...ring operation All operators have read manual and are aware of safety precautions Maintenance has been performed properly Power to PTO and hydraulic system is in off position before starting tractor Hydraulic system has been thoroughly checked for leaks see Section 5 Hydraulics for details 4 2 Auger Drive Lockout The proper operation of this auger requires that the operator pre inspect the drive s...

Page 12: ... in case of excessive vibration or noise The auger may run roughly until the tube is polished Start the tractor and idle at low RPM Slowly engage the PTO driveline Gradually begin to feed grain into the intake hopper bringing the speed of the PTO to 200 RPM Do not over feed the hopper on initial loads keep the feed of the grain at half capacity After the auger tube is polished and runs smoothly pr...

Page 13: ...edure and safety precautions are strongly recommended Complete the pre operation checklist before using your auger Remember to ground motor before using auger if an electric motor is being used When using the auger work with another trained operator present to monitor the operation and help with a shutdown in case of an emergency Monitor the auger during operation for vibration and abnormal noises...

Page 14: ... when not in use Auger could drop rapidly in case of hydraulic failure High winds may also upset the auger Because the hydraulic scissor lift is faster than a hand crank system use extra caution and clear area of personnel before raising or lowering auger 4 7 Lowering the Auger Check that auger and hose couplers are securely attached to your tractor You may need to raise the auger discharge end up...

Page 15: ... augers have a velocity fuse for hydraulic safety If the hydraulic line breaks it locks the system Our shut off valve is equipped with a flow restrictive orifice After you have repaired the hydraulic hose the system resets itself and is ready for operation There are various types of tractor hydraulic systems the quick connect couplers are supplied by the owners Please consult your tractor manual for...

Page 16: ...draulics Raise the auger to desired height and close hose valve You must turn valve while the hydraulic system is pressurized do not disconnect hydraulic couplers WARNING If valve hose remains open a loss of hydraulic pressure within the tractor system could allow the auger to lower unexpectedly causing damage to the auger and personal injury To lower the auger reconnect hose couplers to the tract...

Page 17: ... power Disconnect the PTO driveline from the tractor Support the auger tube before attempting maintenance on the undercarriage The auger should be in full down position before attempting maintenance After Maintenance is completed replace and secure all safety shields safety devices service doors and cleanout covers See section 5 Hydraulics for information on maintenance of hydraulic hoses See sect...

Page 18: ... bolts on the lower bearing then retightening Oil the chain frequently enough to keep a film of oil on the chain This must be done through the maintenance portal Replace shield after maintenance Universal Joint Remove PTO guard cover and lubricate grease fitting in the U Joint every eight hours of use Check PTO retain bolt and retighten if necessary 6 2 Storage of Auger Make sure that auger is in th...

Page 19: ... 1 7 PBH13032 TUBE ASM DISCHARGE H1392 H13112 1 8 PBH13036 TUBE ASM 2ND SECTION 1 9 PBH13037 TUBE ASM 3RD SECTION 10FT TUBE 1 10 PBH13039 TUBE ASM 4TH SECTION 1 11 PBH13043 CARRIAGE ASM H1392 H13102 H13112 1 12 PBXT13010 INFEED ASM H13XT 1 13 PBXT13011 SWING TUBE ASM H13XT 1 14 PBXT13013 TUBE ASM 1ST SECTION 1 PBH13114XT H13114XT PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV MODEL S DRAWING NO AUGER BASE MODEL H1...

Page 20: ... X2 67 62 X3 36 57 31 14 7 36 61 19 20 X2 52 X3 9 X6 51 X2 20 X2 43 X8 6 X3 33 X6 37 X3 29 PART NOT SHOWN QTY 1 NO 10571A 50 ROLLER CHAIN X 80 ROLLERS CONNECTOR LINK Detail B 27 X6 41 X2 37 X6 PBH13014 AUGER MODEL S HOPPER ASSEMBLY PART ASSEMBLY NO DRAWING NO H1362 H1372 H1382 PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV replaced by part P N 30883 ...

Page 21: ...VER 33 3125 x 75 CARRIAGE BOLT 6 BOLT 5 16 UNC X 3 4 CARRIAGE ZINC 32 HEX NUT_ 625 11 UNC_TOPLOCK 2 NUT TOPLOCK 5 8 11UNC HEX ZINC 31 HEX NUT_ 500 13 UNC_SIMP 1 NUT 1 2 13UNC HEX GRD 5 ZINC 30 10255 4 PIN SWING HOPPER WHEEL SUPPORT 29 30550 2 1 3 BOLT FLANGE WITH FAFNIR BEARING 27 HEX BOLT_ 375 16 UNC_0 75_SIMP 6 3 8 16UNC x 3 4 HEX BOLT GRD 5 ZINC 20 10399 4 WASHER SPACER SPROCKET COTTER PIN DRAG...

Page 22: ...H1392 102 2 4 11808 TRUSS CROSS MEDIUM H1392 102 1 5 30430 FLIGHTING SECTION ASM REGULAR H13XX 1 6 30811A TUBE ASM 5TH FROM INFEED H13112 1 7 40005 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 1 2 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 18 8 40043 BOLT 5 8 11UNC X 3 HEX GR5 ZINC 3 9 40047 NUT 1 2 13UNC HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 18 10 40062 NUT 5 8 11UNC HEX TOPLOCK ZINC 3 DRAWING NO PBH13031 PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV AUGER MODEL S TUBE ASM ...

Page 23: ...H13XX 1 9 40005 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 1 2 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 24 10 40014 BOLT 1 4 20UNC X 3 4 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 2 11 40027 BOLT 3 8 16UNC X 1 1 4 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 4 12 40043 BOLT 5 8 11UNC X 3 HEX GR5 ZINC 3 13 40047 NUT 1 2 13UNC HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 14 14 40051 NUT 1 4 20UNC HEX NYLOCK ZINC 2 15 40056 NUT 3 8 16UNC HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 4 16 40062 NUT 5 8 11UNC HEX TOPLOCK ZINC 3 17 40...

Page 24: ...1 7 X2 X8 X8 11 14 X8 14 9 X1 B C DETAIL C 14 X10 X3 15 4 X3 X6 X10 X18 DETAIL B 11 X3 16 X1 8 3 12 13 X3 DETAIL A 2 X4 X4 14 11 X4 PBH13037 DRAWING NO H1392 H13102 H13112 PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV MODEL S TUBE ASM 3RD SECTION 10FT TUBE ...

Page 25: ...PORT SIDE H13112 HC13112 2 7 11928 BRACKET X BRACE CENTER H13112 2 8 30797 FLIGHTING ASSY 120 SECTION H1392 1 9 31067 TUBE ASM 3RD SECTION 10FT TUBE H13112 1 10 31071 WELDMENT TRUSS UPRIGHT H13112 HC13112 2 11 40005 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 1 2 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 32 12 40025 BOLT 3 8 16UNC X 1 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 18 13 40043 BOLT 5 8 11UNC X 3 HEX GR5 ZINC 3 14 40047 NUT 1 2 13UNC HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ...

Page 26: ...02 1 5 30430 FLIGHTING SECTION ASM REGULAR H13XX 1 6 30775A TUBE ASSEMBLY 2ND FROM INFEED H13112 1 7 40005 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 1 2 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 8 8 40043 BOLT 5 8 11UNC X 3 HEX GR5 ZINC 3 9 40047 NUT 1 2 13UNC HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 18 10 40050 NUT 1 4 20UNC HEX GRD 5 ZINC 5 11 40062 NUT 5 8 11UNC HEX TOPLOCK ZINC 3 12 40335 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 1 2 HEX GRD 8 ZINC 16 MODEL S A DRAWING NO REV ...

Page 27: ... 2 3 30430 FLIGHTING SECTION ASM REGULAR H13XX 1 4 31074 TUBE ASSEMBLY 4TH FROM INFEED H13112 1 5 40005 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 1 2 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 10 6 40043 BOLT 5 8 11UNC X 3 HEX GR5 ZINC 3 7 40047 NUT 1 2 13UNC HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 10 8 40062 NUT 5 8 11UNC HEX TOPLOCK ZINC 3 DRAWING NO PBH13039 PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV AUGER MODEL S TUBE ASM 4TH SECTION H1392 H13102 H13112 ...

Page 28: ...42 X8 24 X2 18 X1 X2 DETAIL A 9 X1 3 X20 X3 2 20 1 X10 X12 X2 X12 35 DETAIL B 40 X1 10 27 29 X1 X3 A X1 X3 B 33 X1 31 X1 21 X1 28 X1 30 X1 11 39 5 C CARRIAGE ASM H1392 H13102 H13112 H1392 H13102 H13112 PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV MODEL S PBH13043 DRAWING NO A ...

Page 29: ...PTION REV MODEL S DRAWING NO CARRIAGE ASM H1392 H13102 H13112 PBH13043 H1392 H13102 H13112 A X8 37 DETAIL F X8 37 X8 42 42 X8 E F 15 X1 36 41 X2 DETAIL D X4 8 X2 16 X2 13 X2 DETAIL E X2 17 X1 23 X1 6 X1 7 X2 19 X2 14 22 X2 ...

Page 30: ...21 30790B SCISSOR ARM ASSY UPPER H1392 102 1 22 30792 CYLINDER 5 X 42 STROKE 2 23 30794 01 HOSE 3 8x23 8 FEMALE JIC BOTH ENDS 1 24 30795 TIRE RIM ASSY 11LX15 12PLY ON PURE WHITE RIM 2 25 30798 HUB SPINDLE ASSEMLY 6 ON 6 H1392 102 2 26 30800 PIN AXLE EXTENSION RETAIN WITH PIN CLIP 2 27 30806 ARM SCISSOR LOWER RIGHT H1392 102 1 28 30807 ARM SCISSOR LOWER LEFT H1392 102 1 29 30808 CYLINDER MOUNT ASSY...

Page 31: ... 38 47 X8 40 X8 13 X2 27 X2 47 X4 X4 45 35 X4 37 X2 X2 X2 46 38 47 X2 26 X1 31 X1 21 X1 12 X1 X1 46 37 X1 22 X1 9 X1 X1 41 48 X1 23 X1 X1 38 47 X1 38 X4 X1 6 47 X4 39 X4 X8 X8 53 14 47 X8 40 X5 40 X2 X1 50 X1 X1 X7 49 8 X1 9 X1 4 X1 X1 X1 7 16 10 X1 25 X1 X4 X4 44 52 X5 32 44 X5 29 X1 44 X4 X1 24 52 X4 43 X1 11 3 34 X1 ...

Page 32: ...INFEED ASM H13XT PBXT13010 H1364XT H13114XT PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV MODEL S DRAWING NO X4 X1 X4 33 X4 20 X1 X1 30 50 X4 5 X1 57 42 51 A 54 X1 X1 DETAIL A 19 X1 36 X3 2 X3 55 X1 18 X1 17 45 X3 ...

Page 33: ...51 FLIGHTING ACCESS ASM INFEED H13XT 1 30 31952 KNUCKLE SHAFT ASM LOWER GEARBOX H13XT 1 31 31953 HITCH ASM INFEED H13XT 1 32 40001 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 5 33 40002 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 HEX GRD 5 ZINC 4 34 40008 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 2 1 2 CARRIAGE GRD 5 ZINC 1 35 40012 BOLT 1 4 20UNC X 1 HEX GRD 5 ZINC 4 36 40015 BOLT 1 4 20UNC X 3 4 HEX GRD 5 ZINC 3 37 40022 BOLT 3 4 10UNC X 6 HEX GRD...

Page 34: ...364XT H13114XT PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REV A 12 X1 B X12 DETAIL B X1 13 X3 22 26 X3 X4 18 X2 5 X1 29 4 X4 X1 2 X2 X2 28 24 27 X2 X1 11 21 25 X12 6 X1 DETAIL A X2 3 X12 26 23 X12 X1 9 X1 8 X1 10 X2 25 20 X2 X8 17 X1 15 X2 19 29 X2 X1 14 X2 1 X1 16 7 X2 ...

Page 35: ...SM H13XT 1 15 31968 SWING TUBE HEAD ASM H13XT 1 16 31970 LID ASM SWING TUBE HEAD H13XT 1 17 40001 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 8 18 40004 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 1 2 HEX GRD 5 ZINC 4 19 40007 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 2 CARRIAGE GRD 5 ZINC 2 20 40012 BOLT 1 4 20UNC X 1 HEX GRD 5 ZINC 2 21 40015 BOLT 1 4 20UNC X 3 4 HEX GRD 5 ZINC 12 22 40024 BOLT 3 8 16UNC X 1 CARRIAGE GRD 5 ZINC 3 23 40025 BOLT 3 8...

Page 36: ...20 X1 DETAIL B X2 1 X6 5 25 X1 X1 X1 2 20 10 X1 X1 31 X1 15 DETAIL A 13 X1 25 X1 8 X1 X1 7 2 X1 16 X1 18 X3 X1 X1 19 14 X1 B 17 X1 11 20 X1 X12 X1 30 23 X4 X1 A X4 26 3 30 23 X3 C REV MODEL S DRAWING NO TUBE ASM 1ST SECTION PBXT13013 H1392 H13102 H13112 PART ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION A ...

Page 37: ...OPPER TRANSPORT 1 16 30783 PULLEY BRASS BUSHING ASSY HOPPER TRANSPORT 1 17 30819 ARM HOPPER TRANSPORT SUPPORT H1392 102 1 18 31957 FLIGHTING SECTION ASM INFEED H13XT 1 19 31958 FLIGHTING INFEED STAGE 1 H13XX 1 20 40005 BOLT 1 2 13UNC X 1 1 2 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 14 21 40026 BOLT 3 8 16UNC X 1 HEX GRD 5 ZINC 6 22 40041 BOLT 5 8 11UNC X 1 1 2 HEX FLANGE GRD 5 ZINC 4 23 40043 BOLT 5 8 11UNC X 3 HEX ...

Page 38: ...very 50 Hrs of Operation Lube Bearings w MultiͲLith Grease Every 50 Hrs of Operation Lube Chain w Quality Chain Lube Every 50 Hrs of Operation Fill Gearbox with 80 90 Gearlube Oil to Bottom of Plug Hole Check Seasonally Fill Gearbox with 80 90 Gearlube Oil to Bottom of Plug Hole Check Seasonally ...

Page 39: ...th Grease Every 50 Hrs of Operation Lube Knuckle w MultiͲLith Grease Every 50 Hrs of Operation Lube Hopper Tires w MultiͲLith Grease Check Seasonally Lube Hub w Wheel Bearing Grease Check Seasonally Lube Chain w Quality Chain Lube Every 50 Hrs of Operation ...

Page 40: ...42 Carriage Assembly Lube Hub w Quality Wheel Bearing Grease Check Seasonally Lube Pivot Points w MulitͲLith Grease Check Seasonally Lube Cyl Pins w MultiͲLith Grease Check Seasonally ...

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Page 42: ...___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Description of Repair Done by Dealer ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Labor Hours __________ Rate _____________ Mil...

Page 43: ...45 2902 Expansion Blvd Storm Lake Iowa 50588 PHONE 712 213 5100 TOLL FREE 1 800 667 5904 EMAIL info harvestauger com WEB www harvestauger com ...

Page 44: ...d Storm Lake IA 50588 Email to lchouinard meridianmfg com Copy of original purchase invoice must be on record with Harvest or any future claims to be validated Warranty policy updated Aug 2015 Name Street Address City State Postal Code Home Cell Phone E mail Date of Purchase Dealer Name Dealer Address Model Serial 46 ...

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