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8.4 Functioning 
Make sure the work area is clear of people, vehicles and any other obstacles. Perform the following 
operations with the utmost care. 
 
8.4.1 Preliminary operations 
Check the dimensions of the pile of compost to be turned (max width 2800 mm, max height 1500 mm). 
 
8.4.2 Operating procedure 

  Direct the frame of the Windrow Turner towards the pile of compost. 

  Activate the tractor power takeoff, switch on the rotor and advance towards the pile. 

  Proceed at a rate to allow optimal turning of the pile of compost. 

 
8.4.3 At the end: 

  Move the Windrow Turner to an area free of obstacles. 

  Switch off the rotor and disengage the tractor power takeoff. 

  Swing the frame up into the vertical (stowed) position. 

  Unhitch the carriage from the tractor. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IMPORTANT 

If  there  is  a  malfunction  or  imminent  damages,  disengage  the  tractor  power  takeoff  immediately. 
Before switching off the tractor engine, make sure there are no obstacles anywhere in the vicinity. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for RIVO 280 T

Page 1: ...INTENANCE HANDBOOK Windrow turner RIVO 280 T PLEASE READ THIS HANDBOOK THOROUGHLY BEFORE OPERATING THE MACHINE Caravaggi Srl Via Monte Adamello 20 25037 Pontoglio BS ITALY TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL...

Page 2: ...TIFICATION OF THE MAIN PARTS PAG 7 4 CORRECT USE OF THE MACHINE PAG 8 5 UNPACKING AND PREPARATION PAG 8 6 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS PAG 9 7 SAFETY RULES PAG 10 8 STARTING UP PAG 12 9 MAINTENANCE PAG 1...

Page 3: ...otectors and safety goggles Warning Wear protective gloves Warning Wear safety shoes Warning Wear clothes that are suitable for work on machines with moving parts Hazard Projection of splinters Keep t...

Page 4: ...y from moving parts Hazard Keep fingers well away from cutting elements STOP Hazard Make sure the blades have stopped completely before approaching Caution Only one person must operate the machine Cau...

Page 5: ...5 Danger Keep well away from moving parts 540 Important Keep to the correct machine power takeoff revs...

Page 6: ...ral part of the machine They must be handed over to the buyer if the machine is resold and they must always be kept for future reference until the machine is scrapped The instruction manual must alway...

Page 7: ...7 3 IDENTIFICATION OF THE MAIN PARTS 1 CARRIAGE 2 ROTOR 3 FRAME 4 FRAME WHEEL 5 BALLAST BOX 4 5 3 2 1...

Page 8: ...ing a bridge crane with an approximate capacity of 3 000 kg Cardan shaft machines can be hooked up to a tractor All the machines can be lifted and transported by means of cranes or winches using hooks...

Page 9: ...y visible position Fig 5 In all communications with the manufacturer state the serial number on the identification plate Fig 5 6 1 Overall dimensions Fig 6 Fig 7 Length 3800 mm Width 1700 mm Height 33...

Page 10: ...ety stickers on the machine and follow the instructions on them If they become damaged or unreadable they need to be cleaned or replaced in the exact position as described in the relevant section The...

Page 11: ...connected and the engine on Make sure the cardan shaft guards are integral and in good condition Any damaged or broken guards must be replaced immediately When the machine is not connected to the pow...

Page 12: ...oint coupling of the machine and connect them via the pivots provided Insert the safety pins in the holes in the pivots lock them and double check Connect the third point to the upper coupling and adj...

Page 13: ...vate the tractor power takeoff switch on the rotor and advance towards the pile Proceed at a rate to allow optimal turning of the pile of compost 8 4 3 At the end Move the Windrow Turner to an area fr...

Page 14: ...les by operating the jack on the frame wheel Unscrew the two screws securing the paddles to the rotor support Remove the worn paddles Mount the new paddles Tighten the screws using new self locking nu...

Page 15: ...ATION E 4 EXCESSIVE PADDLE WEAR F CHECKS A CHECK THAT THE TRACTOR POWER TAKEOFF IS ENGAGED B CHECK THE REDUCTION GEAR C CHECK THAT THE CARDAN SHAFT IS ENGAGED D CHECK THE TENSION AND STATE OF THE MESH...

Page 16: ...the rotation points brackets joints etc and lubricate with a suitable grade and quantity of grease 2 Check the pipes fittings and hydraulic valves for leaks 3 Make sure all the nuts screws and bolts...

Page 17: ...isuse insufficient maintenance accidents or damage caused during transport 4 Consumable items subject to wear and tear such as bearings and belts are not covered by the warranty 5 The distributor sell...

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