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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

 

W A R R A N T Y  C A R D ...................................................................................................... 4

 

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INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................. 9

 

2. INTENDED USE OF THE PLANTER .................................................................................. 9

 

3. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS .................................................................... 10

 

3.1. Symbols: meaning and application ................................................................................. 10 
3.2. Expected use .................................................................................................................. 10 
3.3. Description of residual risk .............................................................................................. 10 
3.4. Estimation  of residual risk .............................................................................................. 11 
3.5. Regulations for occupational health and safety ............................................................... 11 
3.6. Standard conformity ........................................................................................................ 13 
3.7. Manufacturer’s responsibility and guarantee ................................................................... 14 
3.8. Noise and vibrations........................................................................................................ 14 
3.9 Safety signs and captions ................................................................................................ 14 

4. USAGE REGULATIONS ................................................................................................... 16

 

4.1. General information......................................................................................................... 16 
4.2. Construction and operation of the machine ..................................................................... 16 
4.3. Equipment and fittings ..................................................................................................... 16 
4.4. Preparing the tractor to work ........................................................................................... 17 
4.5. Preparing the planter to work .......................................................................................... 17 
4.6. Mounting the planter on the tractor ................................................................................. 18 
4.7. Adjustment and setting of the planter .............................................................................. 18 
4.8. Work with a planter ......................................................................................................... 19 

5. TECHNICAL OPERATION ................................................................................................ 20

 

5.1. Instruction on maintenance of a planter .......................................................................... 20 
5.2. After-seasonal maintenance of the planter ...................................................................... 20 
5.3. Planter storage ................................................................................................................ 20 
5.4. Working parts exchange ................................................................................................. 20 
5.5. Lubrication instruction ..................................................................................................... 21 
5.6. Detection and removal of failure ..................................................................................... 22 

6. TRANSPORTATION ON PUBLIC ROADS ....................................................................... 22

 

6.1. Planter transportation by means of transport .................................................................. 22 
6.2. Transportation of a planter on the tractor ........................................................................ 22 

7. DISASSEMBLY ................................................................................................................. 23

 

8. TOTALLING ...................................................................................................................... 23

 

9. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ................................................................................... 24

 

SPARE PARTS CATALOGUE .............................................................................................. 25

 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for S239

Page 1: ...NTER 62 5 67 5CM S239 1 2 ROW PLANTER 70 0 75 0CM S239 2 1 ROW PLANTER 62 5 67 5CM PRIOR TO STARTING WORK PLEASE READ THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BOMET Sp ka z ograniczon odpowiedzialno ci Sp ka Komand...

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Page 3: ...er is designed to harvest of potatoes to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the Ordinance of Minister of Economy of 21 October 2008 on essential requirements for machines Journal of...

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Page 5: ...er is designed to harvest of potatoes to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the Ordinance of Minister of Economy of 21 October 2008 on essential requirements for machines Journal of...

Page 6: ...ales date 4 Any revealed defects or damages shall be reported in person by post mail or by phone 5 If during warranty period a necessity of performing 3 warranty repairs occurs and the product will st...

Page 7: ...ature and stamp Complaint protocol number Complaint form no 2 Planter S239 Serial number Date of purchase Seller s signature and stamp Complaint protocol number Complaint form no 3 Planter S239 Serial...

Page 8: ...ically efficient machine on date User s signature Notices After repair I received technically efficient machine on date User s signature Notices After repair I received technically efficient machine o...

Page 9: ...ng the sales Symbol S239 Year of production 201 Serial number IT IS ADVISED THAT THE SUPPLIER OF A MACHINE BOTH NEW AND USED ONES KEEP THE SIGNED BY THE PURCHASER CONFIRMATION OF RECEIPT OF MANUAL ALO...

Page 10: ...and operation of the machine 16 4 3 Equipment and fittings 16 4 4 Preparing the tractor to work 17 4 5 Preparing the planter to work 17 4 6 Mounting the planter on the tractor 18 4 7 Adjustment and s...

Page 11: ...ED USE OF THE PLANTER Automatic conveyor planter is intended to operate exclusively in the agriculture Using it for other purposes shall be understood as using it against the intended use Meeting requ...

Page 12: ...e aggregated with tractors of 0 6 class and higher equipped with standard ballasts of the front axle to keep the required controllability factor REMEMBER Regulations concerning the intended use and co...

Page 13: ...esigning and construction in order to eliminate danger certain risk elements during automatic planter operation are unavoidable 1 Danger of being caught or hurt by the frame edges or sharp edges of th...

Page 14: ...th the use of typical protection in the form of cotter pins The planter shall be aggregated only with recommended tractor classes equipped with front axle standard ballasts The planter can be operated...

Page 15: ...isconnecting the planter from the tractor can take place only after the tractor engine stopped key taken out and the handbrake pulled The planter shall be stored in a dry room on the tough and flat gr...

Page 16: ...nges of the machine operation he should always perform unchangeable and thorough maintenance only operators with proper abilities and qualifications shall be allowed to use the machine he should use o...

Page 17: ...while controlling the lift On the planter tank 5 Caution Do not ride on the machine On the planter tank 6 Caution Danger of being caught by the chain drive Do not insert hands into the planter tank du...

Page 18: ...ove with planting assembly 5 head and chute tube 6 at the tank front The adjustment of the planting belt tension is performed with the use of an adjusting screw 7 To the planter frame furrowing and ri...

Page 19: ...al in both wheels and in accordance with the tractor s manual Before suspension of the machine lower rods of the tractor s suspension system shall be in lower position at the same height distance betw...

Page 20: ...extreme caution at connecting the planter do not stay between the planter and the tractor 4 7 Adjustment and setting of the planter Planter proper operation of good quality is dependent on proper leve...

Page 21: ...ally after the tractor during operation and keep equal depth at the whole working width Working speed of the planter should equal maximum 4 km h Planting after performing adjustment of row spacing and...

Page 22: ...leaned thoroughly out of contamination and washed Worn or damaged working parts shall be exchanged and all loose screw connections tightened Loss occurred in paint coat should be cleaned and filled by...

Page 23: ...ut the rivet fastening the wing to the body pos 14 table 7 part catalogue untwist the screw pos 12 table 7 part catalogue fastening the wing to the body install a new wing a new screw and a rivet REME...

Page 24: ...inlet of the drive wheel on the planter axle Exchange sheared inlet Several planted potatoes are planted at the same time Improperly adjusted spring shock absorber Check and perform adjustment Transve...

Page 25: ...the planter from the tractor Disassembly of the machine should be performed by people equipped with protective gloves and previously acquainted with its construction These activities should be done a...

Page 26: ...road wheels mm 290 470 320 520 350 570 7 Maximum load of the tank kg 180 300 90 8 Overall dimensions in working position and transportation position length mm 1450 1450 1350 width mm 1470 1510 1100 h...

Page 27: ...e needed part on the assembly table following the reference number from the assembly drawing Spare parts can be purchased at the tool manufacturer by writing to his address or by calling then you are...

Page 28: ...3239 00 01 02 2 2 1 3 Pin bottom suspension kat II 3239 00 01 03 2 2 Pin bottom suspension kat I 3239 20 01 02 2 Nut M27 PN 86 M 62144 2 2 Washer 27 PN 78 M 82105 2 2 4 Screw M12x70 3 6 B PN 74 M 8210...

Page 29: ...239 10 02 01 1 Tank typ 90 3239 20 02 01 1 2 Screw M12x70 3 6 B PN 74 M 82101 4 4 4 3 Nut M12 4 C PN 86 M 62144 4 4 4 4 Spring washer 12 2 PN 77 M 82008 4 4 4 5 Washer 13 PN 77 M 82005 4 4 4 6 Screw M...

Page 30: ...03 05 2 2 1 6 Long distance bushing 3239 00 03 06 2 2 1 7 Pivot 3239 00 03 07 2 2 1 8 Tensioner spring 3239 00 03 08 2 2 1 9 Washer under the spring 3239 00 03 09 4 4 2 10 Screw of the tensioner 3239...

Page 31: ...02 1 1 1 4 Unit of the right wheel 3239 00 04 03 6 6 6 5 Unit of the left wheel 3239 00 04 04 6 6 6 6 Wheel hub 3239 00 04 05 6 6 6 7 Thrust ring 3239 00 04 06 2 2 2 8 Prismatic inlet A6x6x55 PN 70 M...

Page 32: ...ol ornormnumber Numberofitems S239 S239 1 S239 2 1 Strip with handles 3239 00 05 01 2 2 1 2 Shaking finger 3239 00 05 02 2 2 1 3 Screw M6x16 3 6 B PN 85 M 82105 4 4 2 4 Nut M6 4 B PN 86 M 62144 4 4 2...

Page 33: ...rtname KTMsymbol ornormnumber Numberofitems S239 S239 1 S239 2 1 Chain S45 K2 3 60 PN PN 77 M 84165 2 2 1 2 Steel bowl 3239 00 06 01 40 40 20 3 Screw M6x12 3 6 B PN 85 M 82008 80 80 40 4 Washer 6 4 PN...

Page 34: ...5 3 3 2 6 Washer under the spring 3239 00 07 06 6 6 4 7 Nut M12x180 5 6 B PN 74 M 82101 3 3 2 8 Nut M12 4 C PN 86 M 62144 6 6 4 9 Screw Z M10x20 5 6 PN 86 M 82402 6 6 4 10 Nut M10 4 C PN 86 M 62144 12...

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