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Table of Contents 

 

SAFETY .......................................................................................................................................... 7

 

G

ENERAL

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

 

H

YDRAULICS

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

 

A

SSEMBLY

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

 

M

AINTENANCE AND REPAIR

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

 

R

OAD TRANSPORT

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

 

C

ORRECT USE

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

 

TECHNICAL DATA ......................................................................................................................... 10

 

HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL .......................................................................................................... 11

 

D

ELIVERY

 ............................................................................................................................................... 11

 

USES ........................................................................................................................................... 12

 

CONNECTING AND DISCONNECTING ............................................................................................ 13

 

C

ONNECTING

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

 

H

YDRAULICS

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

 

D

ISCONNECTION

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

 

SETTING UP ................................................................................................................................. 14

 

A

DJUSTING DRAWBAR HEIGHT

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

 

Adjustable drawbar ..................................................................................................................... 14

 

F

ILLING WATER

 ....................................................................................................................................... 15

 

Draining water .............................................................................................................................. 15

 

OPERATION ................................................................................................................................. 16

 

O

PERATING POSITION

 ............................................................................................................................... 16

 

Lowering ........................................................................................................................................ 16

 

T

RANSPORT POSITION

 ............................................................................................................................... 16

 

O

PERATING SPEED

 ................................................................................................................................... 16

 

Power ............................................................................................................................................. 16

 

TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................... 17

 

ACCESSORIES .............................................................................................................................. 18

 

L

EVELLING BAR

 ....................................................................................................................................... 18

 

Power ............................................................................................................................................. 18

 

H

ARROW

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

 

Hose markings ............................................................................................................................. 19

 

Adjusting angle of tines .............................................................................................................. 19

 

B

ASIC SETTING

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

 

Operation ...................................................................................................................................... 19

 

Retrofitting ................................................................................................................................... 19

 

MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................ 21

 

L

UBRICATION

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

 

A

DJUSTMENT

 .......................................................................................................................................... 22

 

Wheels ........................................................................................................................................... 22

 

Scraper .......................................................................................................................................... 22

 

H

YDRAULICS

 ........................................................................................................................................... 22

 

Summary of Contents for GREENLINE 300

Page 1: ...GREENLINE 300 EN GREENLINE 300 Serial no 100 XXX ...

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Page 3: ...ber 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 of directive 98 37 EC which replaced directive 89 392 ECC and change directives 91 368 ECC 93 44 ECC and 93 68 ECC on harmonisation of member state legislation con cerning health and safety re...

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Page 5: ...NNECTION 13 SETTING UP 14 ADJUSTING DRAWBAR HEIGHT 14 Adjustable drawbar 14 FILLING WATER 15 Draining water 15 OPERATION 16 OPERATING POSITION 16 Lowering 16 TRANSPORT POSITION 16 OPERATING SPEED 16 Power 16 TROUBLESHOOTING 17 ACCESSORIES 18 LEVELLING BAR 18 Power 18 HARROW 19 Hose markings 19 Adjusting angle of tines 19 BASIC SETTING 19 Operation 19 Retrofitting 19 MAINTENANCE 21 LUBRICATION 21 A...

Page 6: ...ng gasket set for extend retract cylinder 24 Replacing gaskets on raise lower cylinder 26 Replacing harrow depth adjustment cylinder 27 Replacing gasket set for depth adjustment 27 REMOVAL FITTING WHEEL 28 Replacing wheel bearings 28 REMOVING STEEL ROLLER 29 SCRAPPING 30 HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM 31 SPARE PARTS 32 ...

Page 7: ...re there are no personnel within the machine s working radius before oper ating Operate machine only from inside the tractor When the machine is in its transport position check that wheel frame cock is closed Before leaving the tractor or making adjustments performing maintenance or repairs on the machine fully lower to ground or maintain in transport position apply tractor handbrake switch engine...

Page 8: ...f oil is spilt collect and deliver to a destruction point Clean hands thoroughly after contact with oil and grease Change oil stained clothing immediately Hydraulic oil can be harmful to the skin Hydraulic oil released under high pressure can penetrate the skin and cause se vere injury In the event of injury seek medical help immediately Assembly Danger of crushing Ensure no personnel are between ...

Page 9: ... of tractor net weight If this is the case use weights on tractor front Correct use Correct use of the machine includes observing the manufacturer s operating maintenance and repair instructions and that original spare parts are always used GREENLINE may only be used maintained or repaired by personnel familiar with it and who are aware of the risks that can be involved The manufacturer cannot be ...

Page 10: ...Size effective cm 270 Min HP recommended 50 HP Gross weight kg 1 260 kg Gross incl Water kg 2 240 kg Sections pcs 1 Axles pcs 1 Wheels 11 5 80 x 15 3 Accessories Levelling bar kg 120 Harrow kg 260 Grass sowing system Wheels 400 60 x 15 5 Twin Light ...

Page 11: ...e manual is divided into 5 main sections Safety Starting routine and running Accessories Maintenance Repairs The following symbols represent Points which are important to functionality and service life Points relevant to safety Delivery The machine is delivered complete on a trailer Always use a rig with straps attached to the mid section and ensure machine is bal anced when lifting ...

Page 12: ...as hydraulic harrow levelling bar and grass sowing system can be added GREENLINE 300 GREENLINE can be fitted with accessories such as hydraulic harrow and for the care or sowing of grass The levelling bar s main purpose is to level molehills and the like The harrow aerates the soil by removing old grass from the roots It can also be used for levelling mole hills or to prepare soil for sowing grass...

Page 13: ...nding tractor towbar Hydraulics GREENLINE requires a double acting hydraulic coupling as standard The hydraulic hoses from the coupling go to the wheel frame Table 1 Hose markings Cylinder name Colour Outlet Function Wheel frame White Double acting Raise lower GREENLINE for transport or operating position Harrow Green Double acting Raise or lower harrow Accessory Check hydraulic hoses for crimping...

Page 14: ...h the ground and the drawbar B Fig 3 correctly positioned in relation to the tractor The optimum position can be achieved by adjustment NB See arrow on fig 3 approx 50cm Fig 3 Adjustable drawbar Incorrect drawbar height will cause uneven operation as the roller will tilt forward digging the front row of the harrow into the ground Fig 4 To achieve the correct drawbar height the drawbar eye can be a...

Page 15: ...ed level of water if a full roller is not re quired Drain water before winter if no antifreeze is added Draining water There are plugs for filling draining at each end of the roller Turn roller until plug is at bottom Remove plugs using a 17 mm Allen key Special key included Item no 37716 Water will drain faster if plug in opposite end is removed A ...

Page 16: ...Fig 6 1 Unlock hydraulic cylinder using handle A raise lower cylinder can now be operated marked White Transport position Tractor must be parked when preparing transport position Lock handle before transporting machine on road fig 10 pos A If harrow accessory is fitted ensure it is in top position Also re member to lock handle on harrow cylinder Operating speed An operating speed of 6 10 km h is r...

Page 17: ...ylin der see Operation Hoses not in coupling Fit hydraulic hoses correctly in trac tor coupling Pilot operated non return valve defective Remove valve and clean parts Replace valve see maintenance and repair Machine drops slow ly during transport Hydraulic cyl de fective Replace defective gasket Handle unlocked Lock handle on wheel frame ...

Page 18: ...it is mounted directly on the harrow sec tion allowing it to follow the ground contours The CB tines are pretensioned to pre vent vibration during operation When used over black soil the bar will plane the sur face to a perfect flat sowing bed Fig 7 Power Table 4 Levelling bar power requirements in HP Model 300 Min HP 10 By moving the minimum amount of soil fuel consumption is reduced significantl...

Page 19: ... depth The harrow section and main frame should be horizontal Harrow section hydraulics must be in flow position when tines are in the soil Basic setting Harrow angle plays a major role in performance Correct adjustment means the tines will work at the same depth Operation Adjust harrow depth as required Adjust depth using the green hose see Hose markings and the wheel Retrofitting The harrow can ...

Page 20: ...GREENLINE Side 20 Assembly Fig 9 Fit forward acting arms A first Push harrow frame B under main frame and secure on arms A For more details see spare parts dra wing A B ...

Page 21: ...ll split pins and bolts to avoid mechanical failure Check hydraulic system for leaks Lubrication Fig 10 A B D E Lubrication points Number of nipples Lubrication intervals hours Illustration Flange bearings 2 50 A Wheel frame hinge 2 25 B Wheel frame raise lower cylinder 2 25 C Wheel frame raise lower cylinder 2 25 D Wheel bearings 2 Annually Lubricate all lubrication points at least once annually ...

Page 22: ...etected in the hub housing when rocking wheel from side to side If play is excessive repeat process 4 Replace split pin 5 Fill hub cap full with grease Replace Scraper Fig 11 Adjust scraper as required 1 Slacken bolts A Scraper can be pushed closer to roller 2 Tighten bolts Scraper must not be in direct contact with roller Hydraulics Check all hydraulic hoses for wear or cracks Check all hoses for...

Page 23: ...event accidental start Particular attention must be paid to safety when repairing hydraulics Before com mencing work depressurise hydraulic system and support part being worked on Always ensure hydraulic system is bled after repairs and before use to prevent me chanical breakdown and injury to person Hydraulics Replacing extend cylinder for retracting side sections Roller must be fully extended an...

Page 24: ... retracting side secti ons 2 Drain oil from cylinder by moving ram carefully backwards and forwards 3 Extend ram to centre position Unscrew upper part pos 3 from cylinder tube pos 1 Use special tool to remove upper part If upper part is stuck heat front of sleeve When upper part is detached from cylinder tube pull ram up towards upper part and remove completely from cylinder tube 4 Remove lock nut...

Page 25: ...l with oil for 12 hours after use of Loctite 5 Lubricate outer collar shoe gasket in contact with cylinder tube and inside of cylinder tube with oil push ram into centre position 6 Fit upper part onto cylinder tube and tighten 7 Fit cylinder see Replacing extend cylinder for retracting side sections Activate raise lower cylinder after fitting until cylinder shows movement Reverse cylinder until it...

Page 26: ...5 6 7 8 9 along with collar shoe 7 Clean all parts and check for particles etc Check for rust around scraper ring pos 5 in upper part If detected remove thoroughly Assembly 1 Fit new gaskets pos 5 6 7 8 9 in upper part plus collar shoe 2 Lubricate thread in upper part pos 3 and cylinder tube pos 1 with oil 3 Fit upper part pos 3 on ram shaft 4 Fit collar shoe pos 4 and screw on lock nut secure wit...

Page 27: ...er by moving ram carefully backwards and forwards 2 Extend ram to centre position Unscrew upper part pos 3 from cylinder tube pos 1 Use special tool to remove upper part If upper part is stuck heat front of upper part When upper part is detached from cylinder tube pull ram up to wards upper part and remove completely from cylinder tube pos 1 3 Remove lock nut pos 10 retaining collar shoe pos 4 4 R...

Page 28: ...r tube and inside of cylinder tube with oil push ram into centre position 6 Fit upper part onto cylinder tube and tighten 7 For fitting cylinder see Replacing harrow depth adjustment cylinder Removal fitting wheel Before removing wheel fully extend roller to rest on ground Wheels will then be raised free of ground Remove wheel nuts Remove wheel Replace wheel hand tighten wheel nuts Lower wheels to...

Page 29: ...ring grease and fit to hub Removing steel roller Repairs must be performed with the roller connected to a tractor resting on a level surface fully extended with the roller resting on the ground Fig 14 1 Slacken bolts A 2 Activate wheel frame raise lower cylinder until bolts A are loose and can be re moved 3 Activate raise lower cylinder B lift roller onto wheels 4 The rollers can now be extract ed...

Page 30: ... of the weight of any 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 ...

Page 31: ...GREENLINE Side 31 Hydraulic diagram Fig 39 ...

Page 32: ...GREENLINE Side 32 Spare parts ...

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