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  When driving on roads, which is only permitted with the grassland harrow lifted and 

with folded side wings, the control block on the hydraulic cylinder prevents lowering 
of the grassland harrow as well as of the folded up side wings (additionally secured 
with a chain). This is also ensured in case of failure of the tractor hydraulic system. 

 
 

19.4  Hydraulic system  

 

  The hydraulic system is under high pressure! 

  When connecting hydraulic cylinders and motors, the specified connection of the 

hydraulic hoses must be observed! 

  When connecting the hydraulic hoses to the tractor hydraulic system, make sure 

that the hydraulic system on the tractor and implement side is unpressurised! 

  For hydraulic function connections between the tractor and the implement, coupling 

sleeves  and  connectors  should  be  marked  to  rule  out  operating  errors!  If  the 
connections are interchanged, the function will be inverted 
(e.g. lifting/lowering)! – Danger of accident! 

  Inspect the hydraulic hose lines at regular intervals and replace in case of damage 

or wear! The replacement lines must comply with the technical requirements of the 
implement manufacturer! 

  Due to the risk of injury, use suitable tools when searching for leaks! 

  Liquids escaping under high pressure (hydraulic oil) can penetrate skin and cause 

serious injuries! Consult a doctor immediately in case of injury! (Risk of infection!) 

  Before  working  on  the  hydraulic  system,  park  the  implement,  depressurize  the 

system and switch off the motor! 

  The safety chain should only be unhooked when it is relieved of tension! (cylinder 

must be filled with oil) 

 
 

19.5  Maintenance 

 

  Maintenance, repair, and cleaning work as well as the elimination of malfunctions 

should always be performed when the drive is switched off and the motor is at a 
standstill! – Remove the ignition key! 

  Check the nuts and bolts regularly for tight fit and retighten if necessary! 

  When  performing  maintenance  on  the  lifted  implement,  always  ensure  safety 

through suitable support elements! 

  When changing work tools with sharp edges, always use suitable tools and gloves! 

  Properly dispose of oils, grease and filters! 

  Always cut the power supply when working on the electrical system! 

  When performing electrical welding work on the tractor and mounted implement, 

disconnect the cable on the generator and the battery! 

  Spare parts must at least comply with the technical requirements specified by the 

implement manufacturer! This is ensured with original parts! 

  Cleaning  must  be  performed  with  water  or  compressed  air.  Cleaning  must  be 

carried  with  the  implement  lowered,  shut  down  and  secured  to  prevent  it  being 
switched on again.  

 

Summary of Contents for Grassland harrow GS 300 M1

Page 1: ...Translation of the original operating manual Grassland harrow GS 300 M1 GS 600 M1 Read carefully before initial operation Version 01 2018 V1 12 Item no 00605 3 613...

Page 2: ...oncerned would then not only cause damage to himself but also make the mistake of assuming that the cause of any problems is due to the implement instead of himself To ensure success one has to go int...

Page 3: ...spindle 9 8 Maintenance and care 9 9 Location of the rating plate 10 10 Technical Specifications 11 11 Hydraulic diagram GS 600 M1 13 12 Changing the tines 14 13 Tine safety 14 14 Road transport of t...

Page 4: ...Grassland harrow GS 600 M1 Number MA 5 Serial number all serial numbers for the Grassland harrow GS 600 M1 Legal authorised person for the technical documents APV Technische Produkte GmbH Dallein 15 A...

Page 5: ...without our permission 3 Accident prevention The general accident prevention regulations of the respective countries must be observed Always secure the parked implement against unintentional rolling...

Page 6: ...should be equipped with sufficient ballast weight at the front to ensure the steering and braking capacity At least 20 of the empty vehicle weight is required on the front axle The lifting links must...

Page 7: ...tines and 50 mm for 8 mm tines the sward is optimally prepared and the plants can germinate rapidly after reseeding The two front tine rows tear up the sward The rear tine rows produce an optimal seed...

Page 8: ...us 6 1 Levelling plate optional The levelling plate optional eliminates molehills after the winter and serve to roughly level the grassland The height should be adjusted so that it runs along the swar...

Page 9: ...t must be adjusted To maintain the implement in good condition even after a long service life the following instructions must be observed In the supplement For your safety you will find some basic saf...

Page 10: ...t use a high pressure cleaner to clean bearing and hydraulic parts The paint can be damaged by cleaning with excessive pressure During the winter the implement should be protected against rust with an...

Page 11: ...300 kg for the GS 300 M1 700 kg for the GS 600 M1 Leading tools Levelling is spring suspended and height adjustable optional Working tools Round spring tines Ground adaptation Individual harrow arrays...

Page 12: ...H m GS weight kg Dimensions HxWxD cm Dimensions HxWxD cm Dimensions HxWxD cm Dimensions HxWxD cm Dimensions HxWxD cm Without PS With PS300 Without PS 90x60x80 100x70x90 100x70x110 110x80x100 110x80x11...

Page 13: ...nals 11 Hydraulic diagram GS 600 M1 Hydraulic folding of the GS 600 M1 1 Control unit 2 Coupling sleeve BG 2 3 Coupling plug BG 2 4 Throttle disc 5 2 2 way ball valve 6 Hydr folding cylinder Fig 8 Tra...

Page 14: ...Fig 10 the 8 mm tines must be fastened with the bolt Ensure that the bolt rests firmly on the tine and that all tines form a straight line The large flat washer should rest on the tine Unscrew the nut...

Page 15: ...exceed the tractor s permissible axle loads and tyre load capacities with the mounted implement The front axle of the tractor must be loaded with at least 20 of the net weight of the tractor All of th...

Page 16: ...load and the permissible front axle load specified in the tractor operating manual in the table 4 Calculation of the actual total weight Gtat If the required minimum rear ballast GH is not reached wit...

Page 17: ...2 tyres Minimum ballast front rear kg Total weight kg kg kg Front axle load kg kg kg Rear axle load kg kg kg 15 Lighting circuit diagram 1 12 V plug 7 pin 2 Rear light right 2 1 Turn signal 2 2 Rear...

Page 18: ...processes in your soil Reseeding of grassland is theoretically possible during the entire frost and snow free period Gaps in the crops should already be reseeded in the spring to prevent weed competi...

Page 19: ...lighting for the GS Is required when the GS is transported on public roads Item no 07000 2 018 Warning signs and lighting for the front mounted GS Is required when the GS is transported on public road...

Page 20: ...r the GS When mounting on the GS 300 the mounting kit for the PS 120 300 M1 item no 07000 2 008 must also be ordered if not already available Item no 07000 2 019 Sensor set Wheel sensor tractor linkag...

Page 21: ...2 001 Accessories kit for the adjustment spindle GS 300 M1 Is used to facilitate height adjustments of the levelling plate Item no 07001 2 023 Front headstock GS 300 M1 Incl mounting kit for the PS 1...

Page 22: ...kit for the adjustment spindle GS 600 M1 Is used to facilitate height adjustments to the middle levelling plate Item no 07000 2 041 Front headstock GS 600 M1 Incl mounting kit for PS 120 300 M1 For o...

Page 23: ...he machine Share your suggestions for improvement and your wishes Take pictures or draw a sketch we are open and grateful for any information no matter in what form Send this information to meineidee...

Page 24: ...agricultural operations intended use Any other use is considered to be non intended The manufacturer is not liable for any resulting damage the operator alone bears the associated risk Intended use al...

Page 25: ...ve positions Stability Always attach ballast weights at the intended attachment points according to the specifications Observe the permissible axle load total weight and transport dimensions Transport...

Page 26: ...rating instructions are made correctly When mounting the implement the operator must ensure that connections to the tractor hydraulic system are clean and carefully connected When performing the work...

Page 27: ...r leaks Liquids escaping under high pressure hydraulic oil can penetrate skin and cause serious injuries Consult a doctor immediately in case of injury Risk of infection Before working on the hydrauli...

Page 28: ...ng away wheel chocks The mounting of wheels and tyres requires sufficient knowledge and proper installation tools Repair work on the tyres may only be performed by specialists and with suitable instal...

Page 29: ...ift the implement off the ground and slowly fold or unfold Standing in the danger zone swivelling range is forbidden Caution risk of crushing Read and observe the operating manual before operating the...

Page 30: ...chines when connecting the implements and actuating the hydraulic system Do not climb onto rotating parts use the intended access ladders Always switch off the engine and remove the key before mainten...

Page 31: ...31 Quality for Professionals 21 Notes...

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