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1. GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................................ 1

 

1.1. PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL ............................................................................................................................. 1

 

1.2. DOCUMENTS THAT COME WITH THE MACHINE............................................................................................ 1

 

1.3. GUARANTEE ....................................................................................................................................................... 1

 

1.4. MACHINE IDENTIFICATION ............................................................................................................................... 1

 

2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................ 2

 

2.1. MACHINE DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................... 2

 

2.2. TECHNICAL INFORMATION  CHART  K1 .......................................................................................................... 3

 

2.3. TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHART  K2 ........................................................................................................... 3

 

3. SAFETY REGULATIONS .......................................................................................................................................... 4

 

3.1. USING THE MACHINE SAFELY ......................................................................................................................... 4

 

3.2. CARRYING OUT MAINTENANCE SAFELY ....................................................................................................... 5

 

3.3. HYDRAULIC CONNECTION ............................................................................................................................... 5

 

3.4. ROAD CIRCULATION ......................................................................................................................................... 5

 

3.5. CLOTHING ........................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

3.6. ECOLOGY............................................................................................................................................................ 5

 

3.7. SAFETY SIGNS ................................................................................................................................................... 6

 

4. INSTALLATION ......................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

4.1. LIFTING................................................................................................................................................................ 7

 

4.2. PREPARATION BEFORE USE ........................................................................................................................... 7

 

4.3. CONNECTION TO TRACTOR  K1 ...................................................................................................................... 9

 

4.4. CONNECTION TO TRACTOR  K2 ...................................................................................................................... 9

 

4.5. CHECKING THE TRACTOR LIFTING FORCE AND STABILITY ..................................................................... 10

 

4.6. CONNECTION TO A 3 POINT HITCH K1-K2 ................................................................................................... 11

 

4.7. HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS TO THE TRACTOR .......................................................................................... 12

 

5. USER INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 13

 

5.1. USE WITH TRACTORS EQUIPPED WITH CONTROLLED LIFTER STRESS ................................................ 13

 

5.2. USE WITH TRACTORS WITHOUT CONTROLLED LIFTER STRESS ............................................................ 13

 

5.3. HYDRRAULIC OPERATION.............................................................................................................................. 13

 

5.4. SPECIAL VALVE OPERATION ......................................................................................................................... 14

 

5.5. VALVE SETTING – ACCUMULATOR SETTING .............................................................................................. 14

 

5.6. MECHANICAL SAFETY ..................................................................................................................................... 15

 

5.7. END OF SEASON OPERATIONS ..................................................................................................................... 15

 

6. MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................................................................... 16

 

6.1. CHECKS AND CONTROLS............................................................................................................................... 16

 

6.2. LUBRICATION ................................................................................................................................................... 16

 

7. ACCESSORIES ........................................................................................................................................................ 17

 

7.1. SOD CONTAINING KIT ..................................................................................................................................... 17

 

7.2.  WINGED SOIL SWEEP .................................................................................................................................... 17

 

7.3. REAR WHEEL SET ........................................................................................................................................... 17

 

7.4. FRANTER ROLLER SET K1 – K2 ..................................................................................................................... 18

 

Summary of Contents for SKAT K1 5-250

Page 1: ...HYDROPNEUMATIC SUBSOILERS Codice D08974 9 GB USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Da matr 33930 A matr INSTRUCTIONS TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL K1 SKAT K2 ...

Page 2: ...le responsability that the product model erklaren in alleineger Verantwortung da das Produkt Typ déclarons sous notre seule responsabilite que le produict modéle declara bajo su propia responsabilidad que la màquina modelo Codice Code MODELLO MACCHINA RIPUNTATORI SEMIN_AS3__40032_IDRO_PLUS N matricola serial n È Conforme ai requisiti Essenziali di Sicurezza e di Tutela della Salute di cui alla Dir...

Page 3: ...aving the factory each machine is accurately inspected to guarantee that it is in perfect condition Should you however find any faults in the material please contact your retailer immediately Please do not hesitate to contact us should you need further information or assistance our aim is to constantly improve the product keeping it at top level LOOK OUT FOR THE TRIANGLE IT INDICATES DANGER THE TE...

Page 4: ...OTHING 5 3 6 ECOLOGY 5 3 7 SAFETY SIGNS 6 4 INSTALLATION 7 4 1 LIFTING 7 4 2 PREPARATION BEFORE USE 7 4 3 CONNECTION TO TRACTOR K1 9 4 4 CONNECTION TO TRACTOR K2 9 4 5 CHECKING THE TRACTOR LIFTING FORCE AND STABILITY 10 4 6 CONNECTION TO A 3 POINT HITCH K1 K2 11 4 7 HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS TO THE TRACTOR 12 5 USER INSTRUCTIONS 13 5 1 USE WITH TRACTORS EQUIPPED WITH CONTROLLED LIFTER STRESS 13 5 2 US...

Page 5: ...t and updating the manufacturer can make modifications without forewarning LOOK OUT FOR THE TRIANGLE IT INDICATES DANGER 1 2 DOCUMENTS THAT COME WITH THE MACHINE The following documents must be supplied with the machine User and maintenance manual EC declaration of conformity Spare parts catalogue 1 3 GUARANTEE On arrival of the machine make sure that machine and accessories have not been damaged ...

Page 6: ...e layers and it is a valid alternative to ploughing The machine can only be used while the soil is flaky enough to obtain sods that pass through the shanks without causing clogging It should be applied to agricultural tractors equipped with a three point hitch which is compatible with the characteristics indicated in charts 2 2 and 2 3 in the technical information section The main parts are A Main...

Page 7: ...5 5 480 1050 K1 7 300 67 132 3000 2972 500 7 440 1520 K1 9 400 67 132 4000 3906 500 9 440 2000 2 3 TECHNICAL INFORMATION CHART K2 model KW mm mm mm cat ø mm 3 ø mm n mm K2 5 250 95 191 2500 2416 600 3 36 5 31 75 5 480 1410 K2 7 300 95 191 3000 2972 600 7 430 1695 K2 9 400 95 191 4000 3906 600 9 440 2290 SKAT Mod A mm B mm C mm A franter mm C franter mm K1 K1 5 250 2416 1455 1580 2498 2860 K1 7 300...

Page 8: ...nts can be requested from your dealer People or animals should never approach the moving area of the machine while it is manoeuvring When you are at work do not allow people animals or things to approach the working range of the sods and the stones that are ejected by the machine It is absolutely forbidden to enter the area between the tractor and the machine to activate the external commands of t...

Page 9: ...e hitched to the tractor The operator must check compare and adapt the implement so that it fully complies with the Highway Code in force in the country of use Bear in mind the following recommendations 1 Comply with the instructions in this manual when you hitch the machine to the tractor 2 The machine must remain blocked and raised from the ground during transport 3 You must take all possible pr...

Page 10: ...rking D02617 Indicates where the supporting leg should be positioned when the machine is not being used This guarantees stability D02615 Indicates the need to switch off the tractor and remove the ignition key during maintenance operations D02624 Indicates danger caused by pressurised oil should the hydraulic pipes break Consult the instruction manual before repairing hydraulic systems D08148 Indi...

Page 11: ...s weight and by personnel trained in this kind of work Hook the machine in the two points indicated in the figure below and go ahead The loads should not be raised by more than 200 mm from the ground while carrying out these operations Machine ready for shipment 4 2 PREPARATION BEFORE USE Should the machine be delivered in a ready for shipment position see section 4 1 please proceed as follows 1 R...

Page 12: ...nto its position and lock it using the pins Insert safety pins B into the 2 front side shank supports When the hydraulic system of the machine has been loaded and or while working move pins to position A CENTRAL HOLE POS K1 K2 4 When the previous phases have been carried out the subsoiler can be positioned on a horizontal surface with the supporting legs and shanks lowered Make sure that the pins ...

Page 13: ...ing that the tractor can be connected to the machine move it closer to couple the three points Switch off the motor pull up the handbrake then get off the tractor and prepare connection of the three points 4 4 CONNECTION TO TRACTOR K2 The machine is set for category 3ª 3ª USA 4ª hitches Above all check the weight on the axes and if necessary ballast the tractor at the front After having made sure ...

Page 14: ...m the f ront ballast m 1 1 B Tractor wheelbase m 2 C Distance of the rear axle f rom the implement s lower hitch m 2 Gv Ballast weight kg 3 Te Empty weight of the tractor 2 Tv Load on the tractor s f ront axle when empty 2 Th Load on the tractor s rear axle when empty 2 Lb tot Distance f rom the lower hitch to the center of grav ity of the complete implement combination m 3 Lb1 Distance f rom the ...

Page 15: ...its and with the modalities indicated from the constructor of the tractor can improve of the stability Moreover with firm tractor it must be made to come down to earth the too lavoiding the ref ore possible in voluntary reductions improving at the same time the stability 4 6 CONNECTION TO A 3 POINT HITCH K1 K2 Proceed with connection of the lower arms and the third tractor point as indicated in th...

Page 16: ...ich may impair the performance of the machine and shorten its lifespan It is also important to comply with the rules contained in this manual since the Manufacturer disclaims all responsibility for damages due to negligence or the non observance of said rules 1 Connect the quick plug of the hydraulic circuit to a socket of the tractor a pressure between 160 190 bar is required 2 Gradually put the ...

Page 17: ...ing in mind that the faster the speed forward the better the soil breaking effect is 5 2 USE WITH TRACTORS WITHOUT CONTROLLED LIFTER STRESS If you are working with a tractor that does not have a controlled lifter stress device the working depth can be regulated with the right accessories that can be supplied upon request such as a SET OF FRANTER ROLLERS or a set of rear wheels These accessories su...

Page 18: ...he tractor through its hydraulic distributor In order to disconnect the hydraulic hose P for the connection to the tractor hydraulic system it is necessary to eliminate the pressure from the quick coupling plug by shutting off the tap which is mounted at the end When storing the implement it is necessary to insert the pins into the supports of the front shanks when these are in the idle position s...

Page 19: ...ection while shanks are underground because you would modify the safety devices effect 5 7 END OF SEASON OPERATIONS If the machine is not used for long periods the following operations should be carried out to maintain integrity of parts of parts and machine Lower supporting leg and lock it with the pin Insert safety pins in the shank lateral supports as shown in pos B see section 4 2 Depressurise...

Page 20: ...ry tighten as indicated in the chart below Repeat this operation on a regular basis every 200 working hours DRIVING TORQUE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR NUTS AND BOLTS nominal diameter M8 M10 M12 M14 M16 M20 M22 M24 hexagon wrench mm 13 17 19 22 24 30 32 36 driving torque Kgm 3 6 10 14 21 40 54 70 driving torque Nm 30 59 98 137 205 390 350 685 6 2 LUBRICATION The machine should be lubricated through greasin...

Page 21: ...sed 7 1 SOD CONTAINING KIT This device holds sods inside the working width of the machine keeping them from falling on the freshly worked soil or the soil still to be worked It should be applied as shown in the figure 7 2 WINGED SOIL SWEEP This device is ideal for controlling soil explosion because it has various regulation holes It should be applied directly to the shank replacing the protection ...

Page 22: ...ictly forbidden without written permission by Alpego spa 7 4 FRANTER ROLLER SET K1 K2 To regulate working depth better a SET of FRANTER ROLLERS are available with Mechanical or Hydraulic working depth adjustment Please ask your dealer for more information concerning the suitable franter roller For the assembly of the roller follow the instructions given in the relevant Owner s Manual ...

Page 23: ... Cod D08974 New Cod MANT2010 00722 R 9 ACCESSORIES 19 Copyright 2009 della Alpego spa All rights are reserved Reprinting or unauthorized use of this manual is strictly forbidden without written permission by Alpego spa NOTE ...

Page 24: ...Z TOUJOURS LES PIECES DE RECHANGE ORIGINALES IMMER DIE ORIGINAL ERSATZTEILE VERWENDEN ALWAYS USE ORIGINAL SPARE PARTS USAR SIEMPRE REPUESTOS ORIGINALES ALPEGO s p a Administrative headquarters Via Torri di Confine 6 36053 GAMBELLARA VICENZA ITALY Legal headquarters Via Giovanni e Giuseppe Cenzato 9 36045 LONIGO VICENZA ITALY Tel 0444 646100 fax 0444 646199 E mail info alpego com Internet www alpeg...

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