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Product description

Sherpa 1201 / 1401

F19 Engine control unit

F20 Mirror heating

F21 Driver seat

F22 Side discharge conveyor

F23 Central lubrication

F24 Elevator conveyor

F25 ICN-V (output group 3)

F43 Dimmed headlights, left

F44 Dimmed headlights, right

F45 Full headlights

F46 Work light, front

F47 Work light, middle

F48 Work light, rear

F49 Diesel engine, intake air preheating

F50 Ignition

2.3.3

Relays

The relays (1) are situated in the central electrical
system on the right-hand side of the driver's
cabin.

Fig. 11

Fig. 12

Supply

Ignition positive

Ground

ICN-V 1_1

ICN-V 1_2

ICN-V 1_3

ICN-V 1_4

Light

Parking light

Indicator system

Lift milling drum protection/cutting unit /
Retract mirror arm

Brake light

K10 Wiping / Washing interval

K11 Windscreen wiper, top

K13 Radio

K14 Lower milling drum protection/cutting unit /

Extend mirror arm

K15 Reversing lights

K16 Elevator conveyor

K17 Side discharge conveyor / Elevator

conveyor

Summary of Contents for Strautmann Sherpa 1201

Page 1: ...Translation of the Original Operating Instructions Self propelled fodder mixing wagon Sherpa 1201 1401 66300931 0 000 08 16...

Page 2: ...nery directive 2006 42 EC 2014 30 EU 2014 02 26 Electromagnetic compatibility Directive 2014 30 EU of the European Parliament and the Council dated 26 February 2014 for harmonisation of laws of the me...

Page 3: ...5424 802 30 Fax 49 0 5424 802 64 E mail parts strautmann com Spare parts catalogue online www strautmann elise de Please always refer to the vehicle machine ID number of your machine when ordering sp...

Page 4: ...etails and information contained in such sub supplier documentation shall prevail In particular observe the safety instructions thus being able to fully benefit from the advantages of your recently ac...

Page 5: ...3 3 Organisational measures 23 3 3 1 User s obligation 23 3 3 2 Operator s obligation 23 3 3 3 Qualification of operator 24 3 4 Product safety 24 3 4 1 Hazardous areas and dangerous spots 24 3 4 2 Saf...

Page 6: ...elling mode 67 6 1 Road traffic regulations 67 6 2 Start diesel engine 67 6 3 Winter operation of diesel engine 68 6 4 Travelling and braking 68 6 5 Turn off diesel engine 69 7 Use of machine 71 7 1 F...

Page 7: ...ves 107 8 25 3 Replace Fast Cut cutting knives and or slide plates 108 8 26 Check hydraulic hose pipes 108 8 27 Wheel change 109 8 28 Tightening torques for screwed connections 110 8 29 Adjust travell...

Page 8: ...ional data in these operating instructions refer to the direction of motion 1 4 Applied modes of specification Instructions and responses Activities which have to be carried out in a predetermined ord...

Page 9: ...ent may be an adjusting lever a key button rotary switch key etc 1 6 Activity related safety instructions and important information Activity related safety instructions and important information are i...

Page 10: ...he safety instructions marked by CAUTION may cause light or moderate bodily injury or material damage 1 6 2 Important information Important information provides details for proper use of the machine p...

Page 11: ...d this chapter in the immediate vicinity of the machine if possible thus acquainting yourself with the machine in the best possible way The machines are available with various optional extras Due to t...

Page 12: ...401 2 1 General overview of machine Fig 1 1a Cutting unit 1b Milling drum protection 2 Pick up arm conveyor duct with elevator conveyor 3 Cutting knife 18 Work lights 19 Scraper bar 20a Conveyor drum...

Page 13: ...mination indicator for hydraulic oil intake of feed pump three way cock for hydraulic chassis three way cock for pick up arm chocks 21 Supporting roller 22 Fast Cut cutting knives 23 Central electrica...

Page 14: ...ring column 2 Steering wheel 3 Ignition and starter switch 4 Reversing gear for forward and reverse travel 5 Switch for parking and driving light Fig 2 6 Pedal of steering column adjustment 7 Left han...

Page 15: ...ck 13 Terminal 14 Separate terminal of weighing device 15 Multi function switch for indicator dimmed and full headlights headlight flasher windscreen wiper and horn Fig 4 16 Driver seat 17 Socket 24 V...

Page 16: ...Loudspeakers Fig 6 2 3 Electrical system 2 3 1 Battery main switch The battery main switch is mounted on the left hand side of the driver s cabin 1 on electrical system connected with battery 2 off el...

Page 17: ...tial lock Parking brake F11 Hydraulic counter cutters F12 Windscreen wiper Horn F13 Reversing lights F14 Milling drum protection Cutting unit Mirror arm F17 ICN V output group 2 F18 Traction engine F2...

Page 18: ...50 Ignition 2 3 3 Relays The relays 1 are situated in the central electrical system on the right hand side of the driver s cabin Fig 11 Fig 12 X1 Supply X2 Ignition positive X3 Ground K1 ICN V 1_1 K2...

Page 19: ...ocks The three way cocks for the pick up arm 1 and the hydraulic chassis optional extra 2 are mounted in the engine compartment Fig 13 The stop cock 3 for the emergency lifting operation of the pick u...

Page 20: ...Type 5 Empty weight kg 6 Gross vehicle weight rating kg 7 Admissible tongue load front axle load kg 8 Admissible rear axle load kg 9 Approval number 10 Year of manufacture 11 Rated speed min 1 12 Adm...

Page 21: ...width m 0 58 0 58 Dead weight approx kg 10 200 10 300 Engine output at 2200 min 1 kW PS 106 144 106 144 Max torque at 1400 min 1 Nm 556 556 Fuel tank l 140 140 Engine oil tank l 8 5 8 5 Hydraulic oil...

Page 22: ...ed otherwise than by means of the pick up arm the hydraulic feed hopper at the mixing container optional extra a tractor with a front loader a yard or wheeled loader 3 2 Safety conscious working The m...

Page 23: ...ves according to DIN EN 388 safety footwear protective clothing skin protectant etc 3 3 2 Operator s obligation Any members of staff charged to operate the machine are obliged to acquaint themselves w...

Page 24: ...a is the area within and or in the vicinity of a machine in which the safety or health of people might be impaired People are not allowed in the hazardous area when the diesel engine is running if the...

Page 25: ...dification and accessory parts approved by the manufacturer such that the declaration of conformity and the CE symbol of the machine will remain unaffected the operating license according to national...

Page 26: ...l engine off 3 Pull the ignition key out 4 Lock the driver s cabin 5 Additionally secure the machine against rolling on uneven ground or downhill gradients by means of the chocks secure lifted machine...

Page 27: ...he machine Start the machine only if all protective devices have been installed and are in protective position Do not block any operating elements levers key buttons etc which initiate dangerous movem...

Page 28: ...rator Acquaint yourself with the machine specific characteristics before road travels in particular with the rear axle steering The machine is very easily manoeuvrable it responds very quickly to each...

Page 29: ...provided for this purpose Adapt your travelling speed to the conditions prevailing at the time Switch the work lights off when travelling on roads Behaviour in case of a road accident 1 Park the mach...

Page 30: ...rst disconnect the minus pole then the plus pole Always cover the plus pole of the battery as required Risk of explosion in case of accidental ground The machine can be equipped with electronic compon...

Page 31: ...e service life of the axle bearings and causes damage to the axles Therefore avoid overloading of the machine bumping into curbs exceeding the speed limit mounting wheels of wrong inserting depth moun...

Page 32: ...arrying out service or maintenance work on the machine Use appropriate equipment and gloves when replacing working tools with blades Never open protective devices o when the machine is powered o as lo...

Page 33: ...graphic description of the risk surrounded by a triangular hazard symbol 2 Pictograph how to avoid the risk The pictograph shows the pictographic instruction how to avoid the risk Fig 18 Explanation o...

Page 34: ...mechanical work on frame elements This risk may cause most serious injuries or even death As a basic principle the following work is not allowed mechanical processing of the chassis drilling at the ch...

Page 35: ...r 110 up to 220 kV 4 m over 220 up to 380 kV 5 m nominal voltage unknown 5 m 87007123 Risk due to hydraulic oil squirting out under high pressure caused by leaking hydraulic hose pipes This risk may c...

Page 36: ...k of impact if people stand within the hazardous area of the machine This risk may cause most serious injuries or even death People are not allowed within the hazardous area of the machine as long as...

Page 37: ...hine Make sure that people keep sufficient safe distance to the hazardous area of the machine as long as the diesel engine is running 870 07 552 Risk for people with pacemakers and implanted defibrill...

Page 38: ...87007135 Observe the information for tyre maintenance included in the operating instructions 87706902 Use diesel fuel only in accordance with the current specifications of the engine manufacturer Obs...

Page 39: ...and instruction signs The following figure illustrates the position of the warning and instruction signs on the machine Depending on the machine s equipment more or less warning and instructions sign...

Page 40: ...Non observance of the safety instructions and warning signs may cause risk to people environment and machine such as risk to people due to non secured work areas failure of essential machine function...

Page 41: ...m inside 1 Push the door opening lever 1 down and open the door Fig 26 4 2 Get in and out Hold on to the two handles 1 when getting in and out Never hold on to the steering wheel when getting in and o...

Page 42: ...1201 1401 4 3 Open door window 1 Turn the locking lever 2 and open the door window 1 2 Swivel the door window until the open door window engages in the locking mechanism thus being secured against acc...

Page 43: ...h pull the knob 1 Push increase seat cushion Pull reduce seat cushion Adjust height of seat Turn the hand wheel 2 The seat is lifted or lowered Adjust depth of seat 1 Swivel the lever 3 outwards and m...

Page 44: ...pedal 1 Hold the steering wheel with both hands 2 Floor the pedal 1 of the steering column adjustment mechanism and keep the pedal pressed down The steering column is unlocked 3 Manually set the steer...

Page 45: ...he terminal lights up 3 Pull the multi function switch back to its initial position to switch the full headlights off again The control message Full headlights Fig 34 in the terminal goes out Actuate...

Page 46: ...2 lights up Switch interior light off Press the rocker switch down at the rear The interior light 2 goes out Fig 37 4 10 Unroll Roll up sun blind Unroll sun blind Pull the sun blind 1 down to the desi...

Page 47: ...y switch forward in the direction of the arrow F to position 0 Fig 39 4 12 Adjust outside mirror 1 Manually adjust the rear view mirrors 1 such that you have a clear and complete view of the hazardous...

Page 48: ...radio remote control display even outside the cabin Angle the radio remote control before its removal and insertion into the holder in order to prevent the contacts from being damaged Remove radio re...

Page 49: ...r retract the counter cutters 1 into or out of the mixing container by means of the key button in the control console Always extend or retract the hydraulic counter cutters completely It may take vary...

Page 50: ...ainst accidental starting rolling and actuation 1 Lower the dosage gate s completely 2 Unscrew the nut 4 3 Move the adjusting sheet 3 up 1 the deflector plate 5 swivels out to its maximum extent when...

Page 51: ...to connect several preheating devices Make sure to adapt cable cross sections timers sockets power backups etc to the connected output see table Limit the preheating time such that overheating of the...

Page 52: ...a preheating device to the machine at the left hand front beneath the driver s cabin 1 Protective conductor Fig 47 Coupling of included connecting cable 1 Protective conductor Fig 48 Plug of included...

Page 53: ...rn the diesel engine off and remedy the cause of the malfunction Milling drum Conveyor drum stop Lights up when the milling drum conveyor drum is disabled due to overload Reverse the milling drum conv...

Page 54: ...ing mode Travelling mode I 0 10 km h Travelling mode II 0 25 km h Fig 56 Work lights off on partly on all Fig 57 Dosage gate lift off lower Fig 58 Hydraulic counter cutters extend in off retract out F...

Page 55: ...g drum Elevator conveyor speed max maximum speed red reduced speed can be set by means of the control dial Elevator conveyor speed Fig 64 Control dial elevator conveyor speed 1 lowest speed 10 highest...

Page 56: ...protection cutting unit keep pressed to the right Lift milling drum protection cutting unit keep pressed to the left Lower milling drum protection cutting unit 3 Move joystick backwards Lift pick up...

Page 57: ...dosage gate lifted in proportion to bar height 6 Speed level of side discharge conveyor 7 Increase speed of side discharge conveyor 8 Reduce speed of side discharge conveyor 9 Direction of motion N ne...

Page 58: ...accelerator pedal select direction of motion and deactivate the parking brake 17 Warning Engine error Immediately turn the diesel engine off and contact your dealer the Strautmann customer service or...

Page 59: ...r menu page 64 Weighing device menu No function Please observe the included sub supplier documentation of the weighing device if necessary Exit menu Closes the Parameter Diagnosis menu 5 3 2 Diagnosis...

Page 60: ...es Diesel engine speed Fig 69 1 Engine coolant temperature 2 Current engine errors number 3 Protect Lamp Minor error engine is running 4 Suspect parameter number 5 Warning Lamp Medium severity error e...

Page 61: ...ors indicated by a red frame Display key Fig 70 18 Sensor value of accelerator pedal 19 Reversing gear direction of motion forward 20 Reversing gear direction of motion backwards 21 Hydraulic pump of...

Page 62: ...ue of dosage gate 2 29 Sensor value of dosage gate 3 30 Scroll back 31 Scroll forward 32 Exit menu Display key Fig 72 33 Enabling button on joystick 34 Sensor value of joystick transverse axis power r...

Page 63: ...eyor speed 40 Valve current of side discharge conveyor 41 No function 42 Valve current of elevator conveyor 43 Scroll back 44 Scroll forward 45 Exit menu Display key Fig 73 46 Error table indicating t...

Page 64: ...1401 Fig 74 51 Input Output box ICN V online with green display 52 ECU for communication with engine control unit online with green display 53 Scroll back 54 Scroll forward 55 Exit menu Display key 5...

Page 65: ...e later the display switches over from Darkness to Daylight mode 10 Display sound volume factory setting 80 11 Scroll back 12 Scroll forward 13 Enter access code for change of basic terminal settings...

Page 66: ...6 Sherpa 1201 1401 22 Scroll forward 23 Enter access code for change of basic terminal settings only for customer service staff 24 Exit menu Display key 5 4 Manual throttle lever 1 Neutral 2 Maximum s...

Page 67: ...in a closed location Ensure sufficient ventilation WARNING Risk due to accidental rolling of the machine during start of diesel engine Only start the diesel engine from the driver seat 1 Use the batte...

Page 68: ...ith the outside temperatures Use winter diesel fuel at outside temperatures below 0 C Do not use an engine starter spray for starting the diesel engine Top up anti freezing agent early enough Observe...

Page 69: ...e direction of motion Forward to the rear position to preselect the direction of motion Backwards 4 Switch travelling mode II on if necessary 5 Take hold of the steering wheel 2 with both hands Fig 78...

Page 70: ...off The terminal goes out 4 Pull the ignition key out when leaving the driver s cabin 5 Top the fuel tank up in order to minimise problems due to condensate If the fuel tank is topped up after operati...

Page 71: ...contact with stationary elements such as e g silo walls or the floor Ensure that no foreign objects such as e g stones lying on the floor metal objects or parts of the silo cover tyres get into the m...

Page 72: ...ack This allows the silage to be conveyed into the conveyor duct of the elevator conveyor without substantial losses 7 Release the enabling button Fig 80 1 keep hold of the joystick to the left Fig 80...

Page 73: ...hine travelling forwards and backwards Make sure that people and animals leave the hazardous area of the machine 1 Lower the cutting unit completely 2 2 Lift the pick up arm 4 until the cutting knives...

Page 74: ...if the conveyor drum is clogged due to overload and the warning lamp Conveyor drum stop Fig 87 lights up too much silage has been picked up which should not be conveyed into the mixing container To r...

Page 75: ...ith Fast Cut cutting unit optional extra Do not switch on the Fast Cut cutting knives Lift the cutting unit half way Fig 90 Recommended engine speed 1000 min 1 7 1 4 Fill in fodder additives through h...

Page 76: ...itch the mixing auger always to level I 15 min 1 for mixing fodder Stop the mixing process before extending or retracting the counter cutters Extend the counter cutters into the mixing container only...

Page 77: ...and animals leave the hazardous are of the discharge opening and the side discharge conveyor 1 Switch the mixing auger s to level I Fig 92 2 When equipped with side discharge conveyor optional extra...

Page 78: ...g 96 2 Switch the side discharge conveyor optional extra off Fig 97 3 Lift the dosage gate of the clogged discharge opening completely Fig 98 4 Activate the parking brake Fig 99 5 Turn the diesel engi...

Page 79: ...the maintenance intervals specified in the included sub supplier documentation shall prevail As a basic principle disconnect all electrical electronic plug in connections before carrying out welding...

Page 80: ...support device 1 Lift the pick up arm as far as to allow the mechanical support device 4 to be placed at the hydraulic cylinder of the pick up arm 2 Switch the parking brake on 3 Turn the diesel engi...

Page 81: ...ice 1 Swivel the mechanical support 3 at the hydraulic cylinder of the pick up arm back to transport position A Fig 103 2 Hook the spring hook 1 into the notch 2 to lock the mechanical support device...

Page 82: ...tant protective gloves Cover the cutting knives by means of an edge protector DANGER With magnetic system optional extra Danger to life to people with pacemakers and implanted defibrillators due to ma...

Page 83: ...80W 90 Total EP Plus SAE 80W 90 Aral Spirax A 90 LS Shell Mixer gearbox 20 l Gear lubricant oil Front brake driving axle 1 3 l 14 5 l 1 3 l Hydraulic oil tank 270 l Hydraulic oil Hydraulic oil accordi...

Page 84: ...xes and axles the tyre pressure Completely lubricate the machine After first startup Check the screws of the holding down plates of the Fast Cut cutting knives optional extra for tightness after the f...

Page 85: ...ble in the reservoir Top up the reservoir before the minimum level is reached the Fast Cut cutting knives optional extra for deformation and wear readjust or replace them if necessary the 6 mm slide p...

Page 86: ...system Every 2000 service hours at least once a year Replace fresh air filter and air circulation filter Change the oil in the milling drum gearbox shop work Before winter period Make sure that the an...

Page 87: ...s directly at rubber gaskets Always keep a minimum nozzle distance of 300 mm between the cleaning nozzle and the machine Never aim the cleaning nozzle jet at the machine parts at right angles The nozz...

Page 88: ...day thus avoiding that water condenses and freezes in frosty conditions DANGER Burns due to igniting fuel or fuel vapours Only refuel with the diesel engine turned off and the ignition switched off S...

Page 89: ...el engine operating instructions WARNING Risk of burns if engine oil comes into contact with hot surfaces and ignites Let the diesel engine cool down before filling in engine oil Top up engine oil car...

Page 90: ...and read the oil level The oil level should always be between the top X and bottom marking Y of the oil level dipstick Fig 110 Top up engine oil if the oil level is at or below the bottom marking Y 8...

Page 91: ...the radiator door 1 Close the cabin window before opening the radiator door in order to avoid damage to the glass pane 4 Check the coolant level at the coolant compensating reservoir 2 Top up coolant...

Page 92: ...the level indicator tube of the hydraulic oil tank Top up hydraulic oil if the hydraulic oil level has dropped to minimum 1 at the latest 3 Open the service cover above the hydraulic oil tank 4 Unscr...

Page 93: ...ap of the filler neck on again 10 Close the service cover Fig 115 8 13 Top up windscreen washing water Exclusively use specialist windscreen washing water including antifreeze if necessary in order to...

Page 94: ...e windscreen Fig 118 8 15 Clean Replace air circulation and fresh air filter Clean Replace air circulation filter 1 Enter the driver s cabin 2 Support the air circulation grid 1 from below while simul...

Page 95: ...he glass pane Fig 121 3 Unscrew the screws 2 and remove the fresh air filter casing 3 Fig 122 4 Remove the fresh air filter 1 to the rear from the cabin s rear side 5 Carefully beat out the fresh air...

Page 96: ...synthetic oil with a mineral gear lubricant oil This may damage the gearbox The approved gear lubricant oils are specified in the chapter Operating media page 83 Dispose of used oil according to regul...

Page 97: ...r removal of the vent screw 3 Fig 125 8 17 Check Adjust discharge door distance 1 Close the discharge door 2 Secure the machine against accidental starting and rolling 3 Measure the distance X between...

Page 98: ...actuation DANGER With magnetic system optional extra Danger to life to people with pacemakers and implanted defibrillators due to magnetic fields Keep sufficient distance to the magnets at the top and...

Page 99: ...xing auger s near the bottom 1 Remove the screws 2 2 Swivel the cutting knife 1 or replace it For the positions of the individual cutting knives please refer to Positions of cutting knives page 100 Fi...

Page 100: ...om end of the mixing auger 5 Then remove all foreign objects tools etc from the mixing container and thoroughly clean the container Fig 131 Positions of cutting knives Fig 132 Sherpa 1201 Sherpa 1401...

Page 101: ...e mixing container through a discharge opening with the dosage gate completely lifted and secured against accidental lowering WARNING Risk of injury due to sharp cutting knives Rotate the mixing auger...

Page 102: ...ounter nut 1 at the right hand and left hand radial insert ball bearing 2 3 Equally turn the two clamping nuts 3 such that the side discharge conveyor sags by approx 10 to 15 mm in its centre such tha...

Page 103: ...Retighten the counter nuts 2 6 Retighten the nut 1 at a tightening torque of 400 Nm Fig 135 8 22 Adjust scraper bar The distance between the scraper bar and the ground should be approx 5 mm 1 Lift the...

Page 104: ...8 24 Turn over Replace milling blades of pick up milling cutter WARNING Risk of injury due to sharp milling blades Wear cut proof protective gloves when carrying out work on the milling blades Cover t...

Page 105: ...utation Wear cut proof protective gloves when carrying out work on the cutting knives Only carry out work on the cutting knives after they have come to a standstill Secure the machine against accident...

Page 106: ...fe if the blade 1 is worn or teeth have broken out Fig 142 Regularly check the cutting knives for deformation A serviceable cutting knife 1 has a slightly concave cross section distance X 0 2 mm Readj...

Page 107: ...he cutting knife with its contact surface facing upwards across the open jaws of a vice Fig 145 Fig 146 Make sure that not only the teeth of the cutting knife rest on the vice Otherwise the teeth may...

Page 108: ...reverse order Tightening torque of all screwed connections 25 Nm Check the screws of the holding down plates for tightness after the first 2 service hours Retighten the screws if necessary Fig 147 De...

Page 109: ...function and the strength Improperly laid hydraulic hose pipes e g ignored bending radii laying over sharp edges The period of use of 6 years has been exceeded 8 27 Wheel change WARNING Risk of crushi...

Page 110: ...20 M14 63 47 80 60 120 88 150 110 175 130 225 165 205 150 260 190 M16 100 73 125 92 190 140 240 175 275 200 350 255 320 240 400 300 M18 135 100 175 125 260 195 330 250 375 275 475 350 440 325 560 410...

Page 111: ...quality when replacing shear bolts 8 29 Adjust travelling height of hydraulic chassis Optional extra The rear chassis can be best lowered with the machine charged If the machine is empty press the pi...

Page 112: ...nit 2 at the joystick pressed The milling drum protection the cutting unit swivels to its end position then the preselected chassis lifts or lowers 4 Turn the diesel engine off Fig 151 5 Pull the leve...

Page 113: ...the grease container 1 before each use The level must not fall below 1 cm Top up the container of the central lubrication early enough Only top up the container via the lubricating nipple 2 Ensure utm...

Page 114: ...us pole does not come into contact with electroconductive machine parts WARNING Risk of explosion due to battery gases caused by sparking and open fire in the vicinity of batteries Avoid sparking and...

Page 115: ...ction drive by opening the hydraulic oil circuit of the traction drive free oil circulation before towing the machine such that the traction drive no longer acts as auxiliary brake manually releasing...

Page 116: ...raction drive is open 4 Manually release the parking brake see chapter Manual release of parking brake before towing the machine 5 Retighten the screws at the pressure limiting valves at a tightening...

Page 117: ...he parking brake cannot be deactivated by means of the switch in the control console Manually release the parking brake to move the machine WARNING Risk of injury due to movements of the machine or it...

Page 118: ...nd actuation Use a blunt object 2 3 mm to push in the armature of the solenoid at the control valve 1 for the desired hydraulic function Never use a sharp edged object to actuate the proportional sole...

Page 119: ...the states open and closed may be assigned in another way than usual In any case the factory setting of this stop cock is closed Fig 161 2 Swivel the three way cock 2 for the pick up arm to the rear 3...

Page 120: ...ial position closed 8 Remove the mechanical support device of the pick up arm Fig 164 Fig 165 9 5 Overview of other malfunctions and remedial actions It is imperative to observe the included diesel en...

Page 121: ...ccumulator shop work Power requirement too high Cutting knives of mixing auger blunt Sharpen or replace cutting knives Long stalks wrapped around the bottom end of mixing auger or scraper Clean mixing...

Page 122: ...o overturning or falling machine parts and operating media harmful to environment and health Only qualified staff is allowed to disassemble the machine Machine parts and operating media oils greases e...

Page 123: ...Circuit diagrams Sherpa 1201 1401 123 11 Circuit diagrams 11 1 Hydraulics 11 1 1 Operating hydraulics Machine with milling drum...

Page 124: ...Circuit diagrams 124 Sherpa 1201 1401 Machine with Fast Cut cutting unit optional extra...

Page 125: ...Circuit diagrams Sherpa 1201 1401 125 11 1 2 Pump hydraulics Machine with milling drum...

Page 126: ...Circuit diagrams 126 Sherpa 1201 1401 Machine with Fast Cut cutting unit optional extra...

Page 127: ...Circuit diagrams Sherpa 1201 1401 127 11 1 3 Traction drive hydraulics...

Page 128: ...Circuit diagrams 128 Sherpa 1201 1401 11 1 4 Mixing unit hydraulics...

Page 129: ...Circuit diagrams Sherpa 1201 1401 129 11 1 5 Steering hydraulics...

Page 130: ...level 91 Check Top up engine oil level 89 Check Top up hydraulic oil level 91 Circuit diagrams 123 Clean ventilation filter 92 Clean Replace air circulation filter 94 Clean Replace fresh air filter 9...

Page 131: ...nctions and remedy 114 Overview 120 Manual throttle lever 66 Mixing container Entry 82 Mixing unit hydraulics 128 O Open cabin door 41 Open door window 42 Operating hydraulics 123 Operating media 83 O...

Page 132: ...off 44 Switch interior light on off 46 Switch parking light on off 44 Switch windscreen wiper on off Windscreen 47 Switch windscreen wiper on off 47 Switch work lights on off 45 Switches Key buttons o...

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