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Table of Contents 

 

SAFETY .......................................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

APPLICATION ................................................................................................................................................................ 6

 

HITCHING AND UNHITCHING ......................................................................................................................................... 7

 

H

ITCHING

 ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

Lift arm tilt angle ................................................................................................................................................................ 7

 

Mounting behind tractor ................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

U

NHITCHING

 ................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

 

H

ANDLING WITHOUT USE OF THE THREE

-

POINT HITCH

 .......................................................................................................................... 9

 

ADJUSTMENTS AND SETTINGS ..................................................................................................................................... 10

 

OPERATING AND DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................................... 11

 

MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................................................ 12

 

B

ACKLASH IN THE RINGS

 ................................................................................................................................................................13

 

C

LEANING AND MAINTENANCE

 ........................................................................................................................................................13

 

OPTIONS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 14

 

C

RACKERBOARD

 ............................................................................................................................................................................14

 

Operation............................................................................................................................................................................14

 

Angle and depth adjustment ..........................................................................................................................................14

 

Power requirements ........................................................................................................................................................16

 

Refitting ..............................................................................................................................................................................16

 

Maintenance .....................................................................................................................................................................17

 

I

NDICATOR 

L

IGHTS

 .........................................................................................................................................................................17

 

REPAIRS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 19

 

R

EPLACING BEARINGS

/

SHAFTS

/

RINGS

 .............................................................................................................................................19

 

Crosskill rings ....................................................................................................................................................................19

 

Mounting ............................................................................................................................................................................19

 

R

EPLACING 

C

RACKERBOARD TINE POINTS

 ........................................................................................................................................20

 

R

EPLACING TINES ON THE 

C

RACKERBOARD

 ......................................................................................................................................20

 

R

EPLACING NYLON RAIL

 .................................................................................................................................................................20

 

R

EPLACING SPINDLES ON THE 

C

RACKERBOARD

 ................................................................................................................................21

 

SCRAPPING ................................................................................................................................................................. 22

 

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for FRONTFLEX

Page 1: ...FRONTFLEX GB 150 300 and 400 cm...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...your manufacturing number There is a list of spare parts at the back of the manual which provides you with an overview of the single parts EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY DALBO A S DK 7183 Randb l decla...

Page 4: ...NS 11 MAINTENANCE 12 BACKLASH IN THE RINGS 13 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 13 OPTIONS 14 CRACKERBOARD 14 Operation 14 Angle and depth adjustment 14 Power requirements 16 Refitting 16 Maintenance 17 INDICA...

Page 5: ...nyone to be underneath FRONTFLEX unless the implement is securely blocked Serious injury or death could result If the FRONTFLEX is hitched to the tractor it is important to set the tractor brakes When...

Page 6: ...h a mechanically operated Crackerboard up to 3 m available as optional equipment FRONTFLEX is equipped with Crosskill rings Crosskill rings are excellent for seedbed preparation as they effectively cr...

Page 7: ...the ground and placing the implement in an operating position Remember to secure the lift arms and top link with lynch pins Fig 1 Lift arm tilt angle With the FRONTFLEX in an operating position the l...

Page 8: ...unting the FRONTFLEX onto the rear of the tractor while it is equipped with the Crackerboard The Crackerboard must be in a raised po sition and the tines must be tilted in the passive setting see page...

Page 9: ...itch If you need to move the FRONTFLEX other than by use of the three point hitch we recommend lifting it with straps in the main frame or in the linkage so that the FRONTFLEX hangs in balance Weight...

Page 10: ...re are no adjustments to be made on the FRONTFLEX except for any adjustments necessary during regular maintenance Operation of FRONTFLEX requires no hydraulic outlets on the tractor The FRONTFLEX does...

Page 11: ...n a starting posi tion so the implement and the tractor can function independently of one another If you are working in loose and friable soil and would like greater control over the ma chine raise th...

Page 12: ...e do not lubricate the nylon rail Lubricants can collect dirt and grit which may cause exces sive wear Tighten all nuts bolts or any other fastened assemblies after a few hours use Check often to make...

Page 13: ...able size between the ring and the lock washer see page 18 Replac ing bearings shafts rings Fig 7 Cleaning and maintenance When preparing for storage at the end of the season clean the machinery thoro...

Page 14: ...to subsequent crops and the condition of the field The Crackerboard is not intended for use as a bulldozer blade but rather for light tillage operations Each tine moves and flexes individually in res...

Page 15: ...since this will put a greater strain on the Crackerboard than necessary Fig 10 If a ridge suddenly builds up in front of the Crackerboard while the implement is in operation raise the lift slightly b...

Page 16: ...tines The greatest advantage of the Crackerboard lies in the fact that the tines can move independently and thus flex individually in response to counter pressure from land contours This provides the...

Page 17: ...used Crackerboard Model Weight Number of Tines 150 115 18 300 175 22 Maintenance Tighten all nuts bolts or any other fastened assemblies after the first workday It is important that the bolts on which...

Page 18: ...must be mounted All Crackerboard models are equipped with a specially designed bracket for mounting indicator lights Fig 15 A Fig 15 The use of indicator lights requires a 7 pole female socket farm tr...

Page 19: ...shaft If the rings are difficult to pull off the shaft try using a high pressure cleaner to flush out rust and soil from out between the rings and the shaft If there is time place the shaft upright i...

Page 20: ...ints to the tines and mount new points The bolts may be used again if they are in good condition but changing the bolts makes replacing points easier the next time Replacing tines on the Crackerboard...

Page 21: ...0 Replacing spindles on the Crackerboard Lower the FRONTFLEX to the ground and make sure that there is no danger of per sonal injury 1 Securely block the Crackerboard 2 Remove the bolts A 3 Install a...

Page 22: ...Scrapping Remove the shaft with the rings see section Repairs under Replacing bear ings shaft rings The rings are made of cast iron and the tines are made of hardened steel All iron used in the machi...

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