6-Horse Panel Walker Installation Instructions Model 652 Includes New Touch Screen and Push Button Control Boxes, Optional Drag and Spray Kit Assembly Instructions www.priefert.
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Parts List Inner Arm (6 ea) Outer Arm (6 ea) HWINNERARM HW6OUTERARM Base Assembly (1 ea) HWBASE46-ASM Inner Panel (12 ea) Tree (1 ea) Outer Panel (19 ea) HW6CPI HW6CPO Bow Gate (2 ea) HWRPBG HW6TREE-ASM w/Support Straps Support Strap (6 ea) Anchor Stake Clip HWPARMSTRAP (35 ea) (attached to Tree) HWRPSC Hanging Panel (6 ea) 3'-6" Panel (1 ea) HWP HWPSP03.
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Concrete Pad Preparation IMPORTANT: Be sure to select an area that is large enough to accommodate the Horse Walker Outer Ring with sufficient clearance all around. Area should also be level, and if possible, slightly higher than surrounding terrain to allow drainage, but not excessive runoff. Avoid low-level areas which could lead to ponding, puddles and depositing of sediments. Level grading surface location prior to installation will produce the best results.
Horse Walker Assembly Breather Installation VERY IMPORTANT! After locating and leveling Walker Base, Plug must be taken out & breather installed before power is turned on. The breather is shipped inside the Control Panel with the Remote Control and Antenna. Open Control Panel Box, remove breather and install BEFORE turning on Horse Walker power.
3. To set the Base Assembly to the Concrete Pad, attach a chain or strap to the lifting eyes on each side at the top of the Walker Base and raise the walker with a forklift or front end loader. NOTE: The Base weighs approximately 1200 lb. Be sure the equipment used for lifting the Base is able to handle this working weight. USE CAUTION TO PREVENT STRAP OR CHAIN DAMAGING BRUSH ASSEMBLY FOR HANGING PANELS (See picture at right). Make sure the walker is level, put anchor bolt nuts on and tighten.
Cable Guide Pointing Up* 4 Horse Walker shown 6. Repeat to attach all six inner arms to the tree. 7. Slide the end of the outer arm over the end of the inner arm until the two pieces butt together. *WHEN INSTALLING OUTER ARMS, BE SURE TRIANGULAR CABLE GUIDES ARE POINTING UP Top Cable Loop INSET Cable alignment with eyelet of triangular cable guide ⅝" Shackle Cable centered in eyelet 8.
TURNBUCKLE 3/8" QUICKLINKS TURNBUCKLE 10. Attach the three 111¾" (516") inner cables to the loops at the center of the arms by using the ⅜" quick links provided. Alternate these cables with the turnbuckle cables in the next step. TURNBUCKLE 11. Attach the three 88⅛” (516") inner cables at one end with quick link and at the other end with a ½" turnbuckle. NOTE: DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN ANY TURNBUCKLES UNTIL ALL CABLES ARE ATTACHED! CONNECT INNER AND OUTER TURNBUCKLES ON OPPOSITE SIDES 12.
Dimensions for Inner & Outer Round Pens Turnbuckle Locations ±9' Be sure to use the proper anchoring methods in the following pages to insure a quality, professional installation for your particular needs and requirements..
Hanging Panel & Stabilizer Assembly 1. After all cables are tightened, bolt the panel straps to the mounting ears on the arms. The bolts are assembled on the brackets of the Panel Straps. Remove the bolts from the end of the brackets and install in the mounting ears on the arm. The short Panel Strap will go into the inner mounting ear and the long Panel Strap will go into the outer mounting ear. (See examples pg. 08) There are more holes in the outer strap then there are in the inner strap.
CRITICAL DIMENSIONS STABILIZER BAR Allow 1 or 2 holes above Hanging Panel Approx. 4"- 6" clearance on Inner Ring Approx. 6"- 8" clearance on Outer Ring Make sure when assembling Round Pen that ample clearance is provided to allow Hanging Panel to rotate freely inside. Location of Inner Ring and Outer Ring is very important for proper operation of the Panel Walker. Review pages 06, 09 & 10 for proper clearances.
Round Pen Assembly Before Beginning: Determine location of Inner Bow Gate, and at 16'-10" from center. Rotate the Horse Walker Tree around until there is a hanging panel in-line with the hinge side of Bow Gate. Be sure to install an Anchor Stake Clip in the bottom of each panel before locating and attaching panel. As you install the gate and curved panels, adjust the Round Pen panels around until there is approx. 4"- 6" of clearance between the hanging panel and curved panel on the Inner Ring and approx.
Outer Ring - Second 4. Following the procedure used for the Inner Ring, locate the Bow Gate for the Outer Ring, directly across from the Inner Bow Gate at 25'-6⅜". Connect the 3.5' Panel as before. Insert Anchor Stake Clip into bottom of panel leg. Be sure the holes on the Anchor Stake Clip face outward, away from the center of the ring. After proper clearance is achieved, drive a Stake through the hole on Anchor Stake Clip, half-way into ground as with the inner ring. Connect an Outer Panel as in step 1.
Hanging Panel Electrical Connections 1. Attach each electric wire to each panel by placing the ¼" x ¾" bolts and nuts provided through the drilled hole on the Short Arm Attachment. (See Step 3 pg. 09) NOTE: Be sure enough slack is given for panel movement. Swing Panel several inches in each direction to be sure there is ample free-play in the wire. 2. Attach the other end of each wire to the base of the Tree (See image above). 3.
Horse Walker Electrical Instructions (cont.) A certified electrician must install wiring and wire motor control. Be sure to follow all electrical codes for your area. WARNING: PRIEFERT MANUFACTURING RECOMMENDS THAT ALL WIRE BE RUN THROUGH ELECTRICAL GRADE CONDUIT TO PREVENT INJURY OR DEATH DUE TO ELECTROCUTION HAZARD AND/OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT. CONTROL PANEL DESCRIPTIONS FROM PREVIOUS PAGE 1. 24v Power Supply (Touch Screen Control Panel Only) 2. PLC 3. Motor Starter Relay 4. Line Reactor 5.
The Remote Control for the Horse Walker comes pre-programmed from the factory. Programming is only necessary if additional, or replacement Remote Control is purchased. Programming an Additional or Replacement Remote Control for the Automatic Horse Walker Read These Instructions Completely Before Beginning Note: The circuit board allows for 4 seconds between pressing the Programming Button to activate the function light, and pressing the corresponding button on the remote.
REMEMBER: The circuit board allows for 4 seconds between pressing the Red Programming Button to activate the LED function light, and pressing the corresponding button on the remote. 1 2 3 4 Press Red Programming Button Press and hold the red Programming Button until the 1st function light (Red LED) comes on. Immediately press the “O/1” button on the Remote. — the red LED light will blink. Press Red Programming Button Press the red Programming Button again,the 2nd function light (Red LED) will appear.
Horse Walker Operation Instructions TOUCH SCREEN CONTROL PANEL Display Panel Charger Indicator Stops Horse Walker Charger ON/OFF Key Features on the Touch Screen Control Panel: • 25 second “ramp up” time from start to the desired speed setting helps ease horse into a walk. • 25 second “ramp down” time from engage to full stop. • Remote control that allows the operator to Start/Stop, change direction (Forward/Reverse), as well as increase or decrease speed; all with a push of a button.
Section 1: MANUAL CONTROL Tab: This tab displays the options for Manual Operation. The Time and Speed of operation must be selected first • Time can be set by touching 15 minutes , 30 minutes or 60 minutes . Touching button again will increase the time to a maximum of 60 minutes. Time selected will appear in the vertical indicator bar on the right, and Time Remaining will count down when Walker is started. • Speed can be set by touching the up or down arrow buttons.
Section 2: RUN ROUTINE Tab: This tab displays the options for pre-set Routines. Select a Routine by Touching the Pop-Up Menu. • Any Routine that has been set-up will appear in the pop-up menu. Select the Routine to run and touch the green START button. • Time duration and speed for each Step of the Routine will be displayed on the right of the screen. PAUSE the Routine at any time, then RESUME to continue the Routine. Touch END to cancel the Routine.
Section 5: MAINTENANCE Tab: ALARM HISTORY This button displays Alarm History Information. Alarms & Faults and How to Reset them. • FAULT ALERTS - This window will appear to alert that a Fault has occurred. Several factors can lead to a Fault Alert such as loss of communications or resistance due to horse activity in the Walker. This condition of "Over-Torquing" will cause a Fault Alarm.
Horse Walker Operation Instructions PUSH-BUTTON CONTROL PANEL 15, 30, & 60 Minute Timer Start/Stop Forward/Reverse Stops Horse Walker Key Features • 25 second “ramp up” time from start to desired speed setting to ease horse into walk. • 25 second “ramp down” time from engaged to stop. • One of the more unique and outstanding features of this lead walker is the fact that if a horse balks and stops the walker, there is no stress wear on the drive train. The motor simply pauses and then restarts.
Optional Horse Walker Drag Installation The Optional Horse walker Drag will help maintain a stable and uniform base-surface inside the Horse Walker Ring. This can help prevent injury from uneven, low and/or slippery areas due to accumulation of rain water and runoff, and will smooth, distribute and level berming along the panels. Regular use of the drag will ensure the best conditions for equine safety, well-being and peak performance. CAUTION: • Do not enter the walker while Drag is in operation.
Optional Spray Kit Installation Be sure to have a licensed plumber facilitate connections of the water supply. Stub-up waterline where the Water Supply Tee will be located to enable connection. Priefert recommends 3/4" Sch40 PVC, sand sheathed, buried below freeze level. After completing the assembly of the walker and round pen, determine a location closest to the water supply. Preferably, the water supply will be installed during the concrete pad preparation.
Optional Spray Kit Installation (cont.) Run Poly Tube around to the stay at center of panel and cut. Insert one of the Tee/Nozzle assemblies into that end and attach Poly Tube to the other side of Tee/Nozzle assembly. Attach to panel with screw and bracket (See diagram 3 inset). center stay Again, run hose around to next panel center stay and cut. Insert another Tee/Nozzle assembly into the hose, attach hose to other side of Tee/Nozzle assembly.
References 1. Sentry Insurance, FEMA, Owner’s and Operators Manuals for Farm Equipment, Sentry Insurance, Stevens Point, WI, revised Management Bulletin No. 112, 9042; March 2007, pp S-2.B 2. https://apps.fcc.gov/kdb/GetAttachment.
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