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4.4.6 Safety chain

Depending on country-specific regulations,
implements are equipped with a safety chain.

CMS-I-00003562

4.5 Warning symbols

4.5.1 Positions of the warning symbols

MD078

MD155

MD082

MD174

MD079

MD094

MD095
MD102
MD199
MD096

MD108

MD089

CMS-I-00006418

CMS-T-00001425-B.1

CMS-T-00009221-A.1

CMS-T-00009223-A.1

4 | Product description

Warning symbols

MG7478-EN-GB | C.1 | 19.08.2022 | © AMAZONE

Summary of Contents for Cobra 6000-2TX

Page 1: ...Original operating manual Trailed shallow cultivator Cobra 6000 2TX Cobra 7000 2TX SmartLearning www amazone de...

Page 2: ...Please enter the identification data of the implement The identification data can be found on the rating plate...

Page 3: ...of the warning symbols 25 4 5 2 Layout of the warning symbols 27 4 5 3 Description of the warning symbols 28 4 6 Lighting and identification for road travel 32 4 6 1 Rear lighting and identification 3...

Page 4: ...ters 64 7 4 2 Hydraulic adjustment of the crushboard working depth 66 7 5 Using the levelling unit 67 7 5 1 Activating the levelling unit and adjusting the tilt 67 7 5 2 Changing the tilt of the activ...

Page 5: ...r tank 96 10 1 16 Checking the compressed air tank 96 10 1 17 Cleaning the compressed air line filter 97 10 1 18 Checking the axle bolts 98 10 1 19 Checking the lower link hitch 98 10 1 20 Checking th...

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Page 7: ...cates a direct threat with high risk for severe physical injury such as loss of limbs or death WARNING Indicates a possible threat with moderate risk for severe physical injury or death CAUTION Indica...

Page 8: ...cified sequence of the actions must be observed Example 1 Instruction 1 2 Instruction 2 1 1 3 1 Instructions and responses Reactions to instructions are marked with an arrow Example 1 Instruction 1 Re...

Page 9: ...uire a specific sequence are shown as a list with arrows Example Instruction Instruction Instruction 1 1 4 Lists Lists without an essential order are shown as a list with bullets Example Point 1 Point...

Page 10: ...stions for improvement help us to create ever more user friendly operating manuals Please send us your suggestions by post fax or email Fax 49 0 5405 501 234 Postfach 51 AMAZONEN WERKE H Dreyer SE Co...

Page 11: ...l operation of the implement Before starting work also read and observe each section of the operating manual Keep the operating manual in a safe place Keep the operating manual available Hand over the...

Page 12: ...prescribed driving permit 2 1 2 1 2 Qualification levels For working with the machine the following qualification levels are provided Farmer Agricultural helper As a matter of principle the activitie...

Page 13: ...work assignment from the farmer Agricultural helpers can be e g Seasonal workers and labourers Prospective farmers in training Employees of the farmer e g tractor driver Family members of the farmer...

Page 14: ...e to the machine can impede the operational safety of the machine and cause accidents This can result in serious injury or death If you suspect or observe damage secure the tractor and implement Immed...

Page 15: ...erials seed fertiliser crop protection products and cleaning agents Wear suitable clothing Loosely worn clothing increases the risk of getting caught or entangled on rotating parts and getting stuck o...

Page 16: ...uries Before you uncouple the hydraulic hose lines or check for damage depressurise the hydraulic system If you suspect damage on a pressure system have the pressure system checked by a qualified spec...

Page 17: ...lement This also applies for quick checking work CMS I 001131 2 1 4 Safe operation and handling of the machine 2 1 4 1 Coupling implements Coupling the implement on the tractor Incorrectly coupling of...

Page 18: ...ng points Calculate and observe the payload of the mounted or towed implement Observe the permissible axle loads and drawbar loads of the tractor Observe the permissible drawbar load of the hitch devi...

Page 19: ...tor and the implement Secure the tractor and machine 2 1 5 Safe maintenance and modification 2 1 5 1 Changes on the implement Only authorised design changes Design changes and extensions can impede th...

Page 20: ...down to the ground Relieve the pressure in the hydraulic hose lines If you have to work on or under raised loads lower the loads or secure raised machine parts with a hydraulic or mechanical locking...

Page 21: ...ould only be performed by a qualified specialist workshop Maintenance work on safety related components should be performed only by a qualified specialist workshop Never perform welding drilling sawin...

Page 22: ...s If you have doubts as to whether a component can be welded ask a qualified specialist workshop Before welding on the implement uncouple the implement from the tractor 2 1 5 3 Operating materials Uns...

Page 23: ...personal injury due to crushing and cutting Only park the implement on stable and level ground Before you depressurise the hydraulic hose lines and disconnect them from the tractor move the implement...

Page 24: ...o that safe stepping and standing is ensured Never climb onto the machine when it is in motion Climb up and down facing the machine When climbing up and down maintain 3 point contact with the access s...

Page 25: ...plement may be used and maintained only by persons who meet the requirements The personnel requirements are described in the section Personnel qualification The operating manual is part of the impleme...

Page 26: ...air tank 6 Threaded cartridge 7 Parking brake 8 Wheel chock 9 Swivelling running gear 10 Rear lighting and identification for road travel 11 Roller 12 Levelling 13 Rear harrow 14 Side closer 15 Drag...

Page 27: ...c working depth adjustment of the coulters 8 Hydraulic working depth adjustment of the crushboard 9 Switch tap for traction assistance 10 Jack on hydraulic drawbar 11 Traction assistance 12 Stop tap f...

Page 28: ...The following equipment is considered special equipment Lighting and identification for road travel Warning beacon Crushboard Cutting roller Hydraulic or mechanical working depth adjustment of the cou...

Page 29: ...op tap on the hydraulic drawbar The stop tap ensures that the hydraulic drawbar does not move during road travel CMS I 00006975 4 4 3 Parking brake The parking brake prevents the uncoupled implement f...

Page 30: ...the brake valve brakes the implement The brake valve has a release valve 2 with a control knob 1 1 2 CMS I 00004845 4 4 5 Wheel chocks The wheel chocks prevent the uncoupled implement from rolling aw...

Page 31: ...MS I 00003562 4 5 Warning symbols 4 5 1 Positions of the warning symbols MD078 MD078 MD155 MD082 MD174 MD079 MD094 MD095 MD102 MD199 MD096 MD108 MD108 MD089 CMS I 00006418 CMS T 00001425 B 1 CMS T 000...

Page 32: ...MD078 MD078 MD155 MD082 MD079 MD174 MD108 MD108 MD089 CMS I 00006417 MD101 MD101 CMS I 00006416 4 Product description Warning symbols MG7478 EN GB C 1 19 08 2022 AMAZONE 26...

Page 33: ...eas there are permanent or unexpected dangers A warning symbol consists of two fields Field 1 shows the following A pictogram depicting the danger area surrounded by triangular safety symbol The order...

Page 34: ...al As long as engine of the tractor or machine is running stay away from the danger area Make sure that there is nobody standing in the danger area CMS I 000076 MD 082 Risk of falling from tread surfa...

Page 35: ...compliance with the instructions in this operating manual Before your work on or with the implement read and understand the operating manual CMS I 000138 MD 096 Risk of infection from escaping hydrau...

Page 36: ...ne Before performing any work secure the implement against unintentional starting and rolling away CMS I 00002253 MD 108 Severe injuries due to incorrect handling of the hydraulic accumulator when it...

Page 37: ...Risk of rolling over due to unsecured implement Secure the implement against rolling away To do so use the parking brake and or wheel chocks CMS I 00000458 MD 199 Risk of accident if the hydraulic sys...

Page 38: ...Reflector red 3 Rear lights brake lights and turn indicators 4 Reflector yellow 3 2 1 4 CMS I 00003575 NOTE The lighting and identification for road travel can vary depending on the national regulatio...

Page 39: ...itional rating plate 1 Note for type approval 2 Note for type approval 3 Vehicle identification number 4 Permissible technical total weight 5 Permissible technical trailer load for a drawbar trailer v...

Page 40: ...s locked in position 1 and open in position 2 ME1677 1 2 CMS I 00003535 4 9 Soil tillage tools 4 9 1 ECO leaf spring tines The leaf springs protect the tines against overloads CMS I 00006352 CMS T 000...

Page 41: ...8 13 cm 4 8 cm 4 8 cm 4 9 2 2 Work patterns of the coulters Coulter Work pattern Narrow coulter 50 mm HD narrow coulter 50 mm Duckfoot coulter 220 mm 4 10 Threaded cartridge The threaded cartridge con...

Page 42: ...Cobra 6000 2TX 7000 2TX Number of tines 45 53 Line distance 13 3 cm Number of tine rows 6 Overload safety ECO leaf spring tines Working depth 4 0 13 0 cm 5 3 Permitted mounting categories Lower link h...

Page 43: ...aulic oil circuits of all standard tractor manufacturers Control units See section Coupling the hydraulic hose lines 5 6 Noise development data The workplace related emission sound pressure level is l...

Page 44: ...Up the slope and down the slope Up the slope 15 Down the slope 15 5 Technical data Drivable slope inclination MG7478 EN GB C 1 19 08 2022 AMAZONE 38...

Page 45: ...Tractor empty weight TV kg Front axle load of the operational tractor without mounted implement or ballast weights TH kg Rear axle load of the operational tractor without mounted implement or ballast...

Page 46: ...he centre of gravity of the front mounted implement or the front ballast and the centre of the lower link connection b m Wheelbase c m Distance between the centre of the rear axle and the centre of th...

Page 47: ...ed values in the following table IMPORTANT Danger of accident due to implement damage caused by excessive loads Make sure that the calculated loads are smaller or equal to the permissible loads Actual...

Page 48: ...eye compatible only with form Y hole 50 mm Drawbar eye Centre hole 50 mm Eyelets 30 41 mm Swinging drawbar Category 2 Drawbar eye Centre hole 50 mm Eyelets 30 mm Socket 40 mm 40 mm 50 mm Swinging draw...

Page 49: ...o the DC values on the rating plates of the implement and the DC value of the tractor Dc T C T C Dc Dc 9 81 CMS I 00003582 6 2 Coupling the implement 6 2 1 Removing the safety device against unauthori...

Page 50: ...003559 6 2 3 Coupling the hydraulic hose lines All hydraulic hoses are equipped with handles The handles have colour markings with a code number or a code letter The markings are assigned to the respe...

Page 51: ...eath If the hydraulic hose lines are incorrectly connected the hydraulic functions may be faulty When coupling the hydraulic hose lines observe the coloured markings on the hydraulic plugs IMPORTANT I...

Page 52: ...4 Route the hydraulic hose lines with sufficient freedom of movement and without chafing points 1 2 CMS I 00001045 6 2 4 Coupling the power supply 1 Insert the plug 1 for the power supply 2 Route the...

Page 53: ...t 3 Couple the tractor lower links from the tractor seat 4 Check whether the lower link catch hooks 2 are correctly locked 5 Lock the tractor lower links laterally 1 2 CMS I 00003346 6 2 5 3 Swivellin...

Page 54: ...lic drawbar 2 Drive the tractor towards the implement 3 To rest the ball hitch coupling on the hitch ball lower the hydraulic drawbar using the yellow tractor control unit CMS I 00003558 6 2 6 3 Swive...

Page 55: ...in Fasten the safety chain on the tractor as prescribed CMS I 00003533 6 2 8 Removing the wheel chocks 1 Remove wheel chocks from the wheels 2 Put the wheel chocks in the holder CMS I 00003546 CMS T 0...

Page 56: ...implements with rigid drawbar Simultaneously lift the tractor lower links and using the yellow tractor control unit completely extend the piston rods 1 of the running gear hydraulic cylinder 2 1 2 CMS...

Page 57: ...extended 4 5 2 1 3 CMS I 00007073 6 3 2 Unfolding the implement IMPORTANT Damage to the tines and roller If the implement is not completely lifted when unfolding it can result in damage to the tines...

Page 58: ...arked with a roller holder REQUIREMENTS The implement is coupled see page 43 The implement is completely lifted see page 50 The implement is unfolded see page 51 The tine array is set to the shallowes...

Page 59: ...the implement away from the roller 9 Fold the implement using the blue tractor control unit 1 2 3 CMS I 00006904 IMPORTANT Damage due to spacer elements not being used or not used properly The impleme...

Page 60: ...n on the right hand pin again with the linch pin 14 Repeat steps 10 to 13 on the second running gear hydraulic cylinder 6 3 4 Preparing the implement for working with the roller The implement can be u...

Page 61: ...g the roller and always swivel them out before mounting the roller After swivelling in the spacer elements make sure that the recesses of the spacer elements are always fully resting on the piston rod...

Page 62: ...ement is equipped with a hydraulic drawbar lower the implement with the yellow tractor control unit using the running gear and the drawbar stop tap opened as necessary until the roller mounts 2 are re...

Page 63: ...e ring roller 12 mm 2 mm Wedge ring roller with matrix tyre profile 13 mm 2 mm Tooth packer roller at least 1 mm A CMS I 00002071 1 Loosen the bolt 1 on the scraper 2 2 Move the scraper in the elongat...

Page 64: ...ly lift the tractor lower links and using the yellow tractor control unit completely extend the piston rods 1 of the running gear hydraulic cylinder 2 1 2 CMS I 00006899 CMS T 00009287 A 1 CMS T 00010...

Page 65: ...he piston rods 4 of the running gear hydraulic cylinders 5 are completely extended 4 5 2 1 3 CMS I 00007073 6 4 2 Securing the cutting roller 1 Lift the cutting roller using the beige tractor control...

Page 66: ...bars 1 Remove coarse dirt from the tines 2 Push the road safety bars 1 over the tines 3 Secure the road safety bars with the tensioners 2 4 Check for firm seating 5 If the tensioners do not provide en...

Page 67: ...move the implement to the correct transport height and align it horizontally at the correct transport height actuate the control valves for the tractor lower links and the yellow tractor control unit...

Page 68: ...the implement horizontally at the correct transport height extend or retract the running gear using the yellow tractor control unit until the inner side plates of the sections run parallel to the gro...

Page 69: ...ding it can result in damage to the tines and roller To unfold the implement lift the implement completely 1 Lift the implement see page 50 The implement will be completely lifted 2 Actuate the blue t...

Page 70: ...g depth NOTE If a uniform working depth cannot be adjusted the hydraulic cylinders must be synchronised 1 To synchronise the hydraulic cylinders completely extend the hydraulic cylinders 3 with the gr...

Page 71: ...1 Take the hand lever 1 out of the parking position on the upper belt of the drawbar 2 Insert the hand lever on the adjustment spindle 3 3 Secure the hand lever with a linch pin 2 1 3 2 CMS I 00006943...

Page 72: ...ust the adjustment spindles on the other support wheels to the same length 16 Put the hand lever in parking position 17 Secure the hand lever with a linch pin 3 1 2 5 4 CMS I 00006945 7 4 2 Hydraulic...

Page 73: ...082 1 Pull out the linch pins and pins on the two outer holders of the levelling segments 2 Turn the hole patterns 1 and 2 and align them so that the levelling unit is in active position with the desi...

Page 74: ...t at a flatter angle turn the levelling segments to the front until the desired flatter tilt is reached CMS I 00006930 3 Secure the levelling segments with pins and linch pins 7 5 3 Adjusting the side...

Page 75: ...ligned parallel to the ground 1 Loosen the nuts 2 on both carriage bolts 1 and unscrew them until the angle bracket 4 along with the wear plate 3 can be pushed up or down 2 Slide the angle bracket alo...

Page 76: ...evelling segments 2 Turn the levelling segments to the rear until one of the holes 1 is aligned over the hole 2 3 Secure the levelling segments with pins and linch pins 1 1 1 1 2 CMS I 00006931 7 6 Ad...

Page 77: ...in the same way CMS I 00002243 7 Put the setting lever 1 in the holder 8 Secure the setting lever with a linch pin 2 CMS I 00002242 7 7 Switching on traction assistance To reduce the slippage of the t...

Page 78: ...se or reduce traction assistance further screw in or screw out the screw 2 on the pressure relief valve 1 0 1 3 2 CMS I 00006948 7 8 Lowering the implement 7 8 1 Lowering implements with rigid drawbar...

Page 79: ...he running gear hydraulic cylinders are retracted enough so that the cylinder tube 1 is resting on the topmost swivelled in spacer elements 2 1 2 CMS I 00006981 4 Put the yellow tractor control unit i...

Page 80: ...l unit until the piston rods 1 of the drawbar hydraulic cylinder 2 are completely retracted and the piston rods of the running gear hydraulic cylinders are retracted enough so that the cylinder tube 3...

Page 81: ...position 7 9 Lowering the cutting roller The cutting roller chops up crop residues and catch crops The cutting roller is automatically pre tensioned using a hydraulic pressure accumulator A stop tap i...

Page 82: ...ting roller is lowered When all of the requirements have been met drive off with the tractor 7 11 Turning on the headlands IMPORTANT Damage to the soil tillage implements If the implement is not lifte...

Page 83: ...erform steps 7 to 10 7 Before turning on the headlands lift the implement according to the section Lifting implements with hydraulic drawbar see page 51 8 Turn around 9 When the direction of the imple...

Page 84: ...the correct working position Raise the running gear into working position The hydraulic cylinders of the support wheels have different lengths Lift the implement Synchronise the hydraulic cylinders se...

Page 85: ...rking depth of the coulters or levelling unit is too deep Reduce the working depth of the coulters see page 64 Reduce the tilt of the levelling unit see page 68 The work pattern behind the roller is u...

Page 86: ...the hand crank 2 1 2 CMS I 00006793 9 2 Placing the wheel chocks 1 Take the wheel chocks out from the holder 2 Place the wheel chocks under the wheels CMS I 00003547 CMS T 00009519 A 1 CMS T 00009987...

Page 87: ...n the jack 1 Lift the implement using the lower link 2 Pull out the linch pin from the pin 3 Pull out the pin 4 Swivel down the jack 5 Insert the pin 6 Secure the pin with a linch pin CMS I 00003351 C...

Page 88: ...g the yellow tractor control unit 3 Pull out the linch pin from the pin 1 4 Pull out the pin 5 Swivel down the jack 6 Insert the pin 7 Secure the pin with a linch pin 1 CMS I 00003551 9 5 2 Uncoupling...

Page 89: ...yellow tractor control unit CMS I 00003558 9 6 Uncoupling the power supply 1 Pull out the plug 1 for the power supply 1 CMS I 00001048 2 Hang the plugs 1 in the hose cabinet 1 CMS I 00001248 CMS T 000...

Page 90: ...Uncoupling the pneumatic brake system 1 Uncouple the red coupling head of the brake line 2 from the tractor 2 Couple the red coupling head with the empty coupling on the implement 3 Uncouple the yell...

Page 91: ...rised use 1 Put the safety device against unauthorised use on the hitch device 2 Put on the padlock CMS I 00003534 CMS T 00005090 B 1 9 Parking the machine Putting on the safety device against unautho...

Page 92: ...age 89 Checking the levelling connection see page 92 Checking the brake pads see page 95 Cleaning the compressed air line filter see page 97 as required Replacing ECO leaf spring tines see page 90 Rep...

Page 93: ...hose lines see page 93 Checking the wheels see page 94 Every 200 operating hours Every 3 months Checking the rollers see page 92 Checking the pneumatic brake system see page 95 Checking the axle bolt...

Page 94: ...er INTERVAL After the first 200 operating hours Check the bolted connections 1 and 2 for tight fit 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 CMS I 00007001 CMS T 00010220 A 1 10 Repairing the implement Maintaining th...

Page 95: ...d INTERVAL After the first 200 operating hours Check the bolted connections 1 and 2 for tight fit 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 CMS I 00006998 CMS T 00010221 A 1 10 Repairing the implement Maintaining the i...

Page 96: ...5 of the carriage bolt 3 and take it off along with the washer 6 2 Pull the carriage bolt upwards and out of the hole in the flat end of the old tine 7 3 Remove the old tine 4 Put the new tine 1 on t...

Page 97: ...slightly CAUTION Risk of injury from sharp edges on the coulters and the bolt heads Wear gloves Pay attention to sharp edges Do not allow carriage bolts to rotate 1 Remove the bolts 2 Replace the cou...

Page 98: ...TERVAL After initial operation Every 200 operating hours or Every 3 months Check the bolts 1 for tightness If the bolts need to be replaced pay attention to the alignment of the bolts Check the roller...

Page 99: ...Check the hydraulic hose lines for damage such as chafing point cuts tears and deformation 2 Check the hydraulic hose lines for leaks Hydraulic hose lines must not be more than 6 years old 3 Check th...

Page 100: ...the tyre pressure and adjust according to the specifications 2 Check the tightening torques and adjust according to the specifications 10 1 12 Checking the hub bearing INTERVAL Every 1000 operating ho...

Page 101: ...operating hours or Every 3 months Test criteria Setpoints Pressure drop in the pneumatic brake system maximum of 0 15 bar in 10 minutes Air pressure in the compressed air tank 6 bar 8 2 bar Brake cyl...

Page 102: ...tank for damage and corrosion 2 If the compressed air tank is damaged or corroded have the compressed air tank replaced by a specialist workshop 3 Check the tensioning belts of the compressed air tan...

Page 103: ...e 3 and turn it to the side over the rubber seal 4 4 3 2 1 CMS I 00003574 4 Remove the rubber seal 5 Replace damaged parts 6 Clean the sealing surfaces seal ring and compressed air line filter 7 Greas...

Page 104: ...t tightening torques Category 3 34 5 mm M20 8 8 8 420 Nm Category 4 48 mm M20 8 8 8 420 Nm Category 4N 48 mm M20 8 8 8 420 Nm Category K700 56 mm M20 8 8 8 420 Nm 1 Check the lower link hitch for dama...

Page 105: ...hours Drawbar eye Wear dimension Fixing bolts Quantity Bolt tightening torque D35 LI038 42 mm M16 12 9 6 340 Nm D40 LI017 41 5 mm M16 10 9 6 300 Nm D40 LI006 42 5 mm M20 8 8 8 395 Nm D46 LI034 48 mm M...

Page 106: ...im the cleaning jet of high pressure cleaners or hot water high pressure cleaners on electrical or electronic components Never aim the cleaning jet of the high pressure cleaner directly on lubrication...

Page 107: ...e To ensure that dirt is not pressed into the lubrication points thoroughly clean the grease nipples and the grease gun Only grease the implement with the lubricants listed in the technical data Press...

Page 108: ...f lubrication points 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 2 4 5 6 7 8 8 9 9 10 8 2 11 12 13 10 8 11 12 12 12 9 9 CMS I 00006464 CMS T 00009405 A 1 10 Repairing the implement Lubricating the implement MG7478 EN GB C 1 19 08...

Page 109: ...ng hours 7 CMS I 00006432 Every 50 operating hours 1 2 CMS I 00006453 CMS I 00006427 3 4 CMS I 00006451 CMS I 00006446 5 6 10 Repairing the implement Lubricating the implement MG7478 EN GB C 1 19 08 2...

Page 110: ...24 8 9 CMS I 00006426 CMS I 00006428 11 12 CMS I 00006454 CMS I 00006456 13 CMS I 00006457 Every 500 operating hours 10 CMS I 00006458 10 Repairing the implement Lubricating the implement MG7478 EN GB...

Page 111: ...perating hours 1 Remove the wheel hub cap from the wheel hub 2 Fill up the wheel hub cap with grease 3 Put the wheel hub cap on the wheel hub CMS T 00004970 B 1 10 Repairing the implement Lubricating...

Page 112: ...d lashing points the implement can be damaged during lashing and endanger safety Attach the lashing straps only at the marked lashing points CMS I 00006485 1 Put the implement on the transport vehicle...

Page 113: ...implement only at walking speed 1 Press in the control knob 1 of the release valve 2 up to the stop The compressed air that acts on the brakes escapes 2 Manoeuvre the implement 3 Pull out the control...

Page 114: ...0 16 17 mm 49 Nm 69 Nm 83 Nm M10x1 52 Nm 73 Nm 88 Nm M12 18 19 mm 86 Nm 120 Nm 145 Nm M12x1 5 90 Nm 125 Nm 150 Nm M14 22 mm 135 Nm 190 Nm 230 Nm M 14x1 5 150 Nm 210 Nm 250 Nm M16 24 mm 210 Nm 300 Nm 3...

Page 115: ...M30 46 mm 1 450 Nm 2 000 Nm 2 400 Nm M30x2 1 600 Nm 2 250 Nm 2 700 Nm KA059 A2 70 A4 70 M CMS I 00000065 M Tightening torque M Tightening torque M4 2 4 Nm M14 112 Nm M5 4 9 Nm M16 174 Nm M6 8 4 Nm M1...

Page 116: ...ing materials Operating materials serve to ensure operational readiness Operating materials include e g cleaning agents and lubricants such as lubricating oil greases or cleaners T Tractor In this ope...

Page 117: ...lically 64 Description 35 Manual working depth adjustment 65 replacing 91 Work patterns 35 Coupling rod Position 20 Crushboard Adjust the working depth hydraulically 66 Checking the connection 89 Posi...

Page 118: ...ic drawbar 51 59 rigid drawbar 50 58 Lighting and identification Front 32 Rear 32 loading 106 Loads calculation 39 Lowering the implement hydraulic drawbar 74 rigid drawbar 72 Lower link hitch checkin...

Page 119: ...ment 85 removing 43 Scraper adjusting 57 Sections hydraulically folding folding 60 hydraulically folding position 20 hydraulically folding unfolding 51 63 Side closer adjusting the horizontal position...

Page 120: ...emoving 49 Wheel hubs lubricating 105 Wheels Checking and adjusting the tightening torques 94 Checking and adjusting the tyre inflation pressure 94 Working depth Adjusting the clearer system 70 Adjust...

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