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Page 1: ...CULTILIFT EN 300 500 600 700 800 cm Serial no 00100 XXXX ...

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Page 3: ...pe and serial number A spare parts list is included at the back of this manual EU DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE DALBO A S DK 7183 Randbøl declares herewith that the above machine is manufactured in accordance with the provisions ofdirective2006 42 EC whichreplaceddirective98 37 ECandchangedirectives91 368 ECC 93 44 ECCand93 68 ECConharmonisationofmemberstatelegislationconcerninghealthand safety requir...

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Page 5: ...NNECTING AND DISCONNECTING 12 CONNECTING 12 DISCONNECTION 13 SETTING UP 14 BASIC SETTING 14 WORKING DEPTH 14 ADJUSTING POST HARROWER 15 ADJUSTING THE SPRING SUSPENDED LEVELLING BOARD 16 OPERATION 17 EXTENDING AND RETRACTING 17 OPERATING SPEED 19 MAINTENANCE 20 LUBRICATION 20 HYDRAULICS 21 TIPS 21 REPLACEMENT ANDREPAIRS 22 HYDRAULICS 22 REPLACING TIPS 23 SCRAPPING 24 SPARE PARTS 25 ...

Page 6: ...forming maintenance or re pairsonthemachine fullymachinelowertotheground applytractorhandbrake switch engine off and remove ignition key to prevent accidental operation Remember to secure top arm and lift arm if relevant with split rings Never leave driver s seat whilst machine is moving Always adapt speed to conditions Do not use machine unless all safety devices are in place Defective safety de ...

Page 7: ...pped and ignition key removed Tighten all screw connections after a few hours use Check all screw connections regularly and tighten as required Check all split pins and bolts to avoid mechan ical failure Dispose of oil grease and filters in accordance with local environmental protec tion rules Road transport All safety and warning precautions mandatory by law must be fitted and tested beforetransp...

Page 8: ...volved The manufacturer cannot be held liable for injury or damage arising from modifi cations made to the machine performed without prior permission from the man ufacturer Neithercanthemanufacturerbeheldliableforinjuryordamagearising from incorrect use Such liability rests solely with the user Do not add extra weight to the machine ...

Page 9: ...s weight kg 2225 2500 2975 Transport width cm 300 300 300 Tines no 63 75 100 Delivery CULTILIFT is delivered complete on a trailer or towed by a tractor The machine can be partially dismantled if exported If lifting the machine we recommend the use of straps on the mid section and draw bar to maintain balance ...

Page 10: ...logical Please refer to the table of contents for page numbers for individual items The manual is divided into main sections Safety Starting routine and running Maintenance Repairs The following symbols represent Points which are important to functionality and service life Points relevant to safety ...

Page 11: ...pended levelling board at the front to even out irregulari ties and crush clods The board s cultivation depth is mechanically adjustable via cranks 4 rows of tines represent the second working unit The tines are spaced 8 cm apart The 4 bulled harrow construction ensures high quality smooth cultivation The roller cage is the final unit used for adjusting the depth of the harrow compres sion and fin...

Page 12: ...cable in the tractor cabin 4 Fit hydraulic hoses Hydraulics A double action outlet is required to connect CULTILIFT Hose markings Function Colour Extension retraction of side sections Black Check hydraulic hoses for crimping Check that the machine is fully retracted and locks C engaged before road transport fig 2 Adjust main frame to horizontal See section on adjustment A B C ...

Page 13: ...sconnected when extended or retracted Remember to depressurise hoses be fore disconnecting them Check side section safety hooks are locked before disconnection A fig 3 Place the machine on a firm flat surface Lower the lift arms and disconnect the ma chine A ...

Page 14: ...tal when lowered Remember that the wing nuts have op posite thread when tightening Use one of theoblong holes A in the top arm bracket for better performance in rolling terrain Working depth Fig 6 Depth is controlled by the plates A by using the different pins B Theharrowmusteitherbesuspendedby the lift arms or stand on the ground for adjustment of depth depending on what is to be adjusted When ad...

Page 15: ...epth and soil conditions the post harrower optional extra between the last row of harrow tines and the roller cage must be ad justed The post harrower can be vertically ad justedusing the holes A It can also be angled using the holes B for less ag gressive cultivation A B ...

Page 16: ...rking unit the levelling board can be mechanically adjusted using cranks Depth is indicated on a numerical scale on each crank The board is intended to work as a dozer blade to avoid dragging large amounts of accumulatedsoil Thisincreasesfueleconomyandsaveswearonthetractorandma chine ...

Page 17: ...extending and retracting This is important for safety reasons and to ensure the transportation locks engage Extension Fig 9 Before activating the hydraulics handle black for extension or retraction re lease the transportation lock A me chanically using the cable The hydrau lics can then be activated to extend the harrow When the side sections are fully ex tended set the hydraulic handle black to f...

Page 18: ...CULTILIFT Page 18 Fig 10 Check that the automatic transporta tion lock A is engaged with the side sections after retraction A ...

Page 19: ...chieve optimum cultivation a speed of between 8 and 12 km h is required But always work according to the conditions Pleasenotethatwearincreasessignificantlyinlinewiththespeed Thetinescanalso be damaged if operating at excessive speeds in unfavourable conditions Wear will increase significantly at high speeds particularly under dry conditions ...

Page 20: ...nd bolts to avoid mechanical failure Check hydraulic system for leaks All maintenance and repair work can only be performed when the machine is low ered to the ground the tractor is braked engine stopped and ignition key removed to prevent accidental start and crushing Lubrication Fig 12 A B Lubrication points Lubrication interval hours Nipples quantity Illustration Bearings 50 6 A Cranks on level...

Page 21: ... all hydraulic hoses for wear or cracks Check all hoses for crimping Lubricate exposed rams with oil or pressure resistant grease to avoid rust forming when storing for long periods Remember to remove before use Tips Thetipsof thetinesare reversibleandmust be turned beforewearoccursonthetine ...

Page 22: ...nders always fill new cylinder with oil before pressurising sys tem We recommend fitting cylinder to frame first fill with oil before completing fit ting at top Always ensure hydraulic system is bled after repairs and before use to prevent me chanical breakdown and injury to person Hydraulics Replacing cylinder for extension and retracting side sections CULTILIFT must be fully extended and standin...

Page 23: ...eral times Ensure no personnel are within the extension radius of the side sections Replacing tips Support implement securely to avoid danger of crushing or falling Fig 17 Thetips A arereversibleandboltedon They must be turned or replaced before wear occurs on the tine When turning tips old bolts can be re used butwhenreplacingthem usenew bolts Remove any accumulated soil between tine and tip A ...

Page 24: ... given part when removing or disassembling All parts must be supported or lifted to avoid danger of falling Disconnect hydraulic hoses and cylinders and drain oil Collect oil in container to avoid pollution Send oil and hoses for destruction All iron used in the machine can be recycled ...

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