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OPERATION and USE

 

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To  swath,  spread  or  turn  over  forage  or  similar,  the  star  wheels  must 
be slightly inclined and the arms turned on their axes. Instructions are 
given below.  

 

 

D2.1  Adjusting the inclination of the wheels 
The  wheels  are  inclined  by  turning  the  moveable  frame  (as  illustrated), 
together  with  the  arms  and  wheels,  away  from  the  fixed  frame.  The 
moveable frame must be as illustrated for transport, with the handle pin in 
hole  1  (and  A  below).    To  set  up  the  moveable  frame  in  its  work 
configuration,  you  need  to  turn  it  in  either  direction  and  align  the  hole  for 
the required inclination (2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7) with one of the two holes on the 
fixed  frame  (A  or  B),  and  fasten  it  in  the  required  position  by  inserting  the 
handle  pin.  The  higher  the  number  of  the  required  hole  (from  2  to  7),  the 
lesser the inclination of the wheels and the narrower the swath. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

D2.2  Work processes 

The rake is extremely easy to use in that it just has to be hitched onto the 
tractor  and  then  trailed  in  the  required  direction.  In  this  way,  the  teeth  on 
the wheels are pulled along the surface of the ground as the rake is trailed; 
the  turning  effect  of  the  wheels  create  swaths  or  turn  or  spread  the  cut 
forage.  

IMPORTANT 

Make  sure  the  moveable  frame  is  unfastened  before  starting  work.  If  it  is 
still  fastened,  you  need  to  remove  the  R  pin 
(1)  attached  to  the  frame-locking  device  (2
and pull the latter to free the moveable frame 
from its respective stop. Lock the device in its 
new position by inserting the R pin.  

 

 

Collection  (swathing):  the  position  of 
the  arms  and  their  support  should  be  as 
illustrated.  In  this  configuration,  the  rake 
creates regular, uniform swaths as shown 
in the picture.  
Note:  as  mentioned  above,  it  is  also 
possible  to  create  lateral  swaths  when 
required  (see  step  C  of  paragraph  D2
 
“Operation and Use”). 
Check  for  any  people  or  animals  in  the 
immediate  vicinity  before  boarding  the 
tractor;  if  there  are,  ask  them  to move  to 
a  safe  distance.  Sit  in  the  driver’s  seat, 
start  up  the  tractor,  release  the  parking 
brake and you can then start work. 

 

 

     

 

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Summary of Contents for RAKE CADDY 10

Page 1: ...KE RAKE CADDY series USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL rev 0 05 09 Important Read all the operating and maintenance instructions in this manual before using or operating the device in any way EC Machinery Directive 98 37 ...

Page 2: ...cepts general principles for design Part 2 Technical principles 2003 EN 982 92 Safety requirements hydraulic power systems and their components Hydraulics EN 1553 Agricultural machinery Agricultural self propelled mounted semi mounted and trailed machines Common safety requirements 2001 Others are specified in the technical file All rights are reserved It is forbidden to reproduce any part of this...

Page 3: ...N 12 C1 RAKE ASSEMBLY 12 C2 HITCHING TO THE TRACTOR 12 C3 HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS 13 C4 REMOVAL 13 C5 STORING THE RAKE 13 OPERATION AND USE 14 D1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION 14 D2 OPERATION AND USE 14 D2 1 Adjusting the inclination of the wheels 15 D2 2 Work processes 15 D2 3 Adjusting the springs 17 MAINTENANCE 18 E1 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 18 E2 SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE 18 E2 1 Daily checks 18 E2 2 Chec...

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Page 5: ...nd take note of all the instructions herein The manual provides all the necessary instructions on how to ensure optimal working order and safety Most important of all however is the operator s own expertise and common sense The manual was drawn up according to the current technical and structural characteristics of both models of rake and does not cover previous similar models The Manufacturer the...

Page 6: ... compliance with all the requisites on use of the rake and avoidance of all possible risks and hazards associated with the same The rake can therefore be freely distributed throughout Europe providing it features this mark and respective declaration of conformity A4 Main components and technical data 1 Toothed wheel 2 Arm with hubs 3 Additional wheel at centre kicker wheel 4 Arm support 5 Fixed fr...

Page 7: ... be returned whole without signs of tampering and with carriage paid If the defective parts are not returned to the Manufacturer within 30 days of receiving the new ones and not according to the requirements stated above the Manufacturer reserves the right to invoice for the new parts delivered The warranty does not extend to Transport as the rake is delivered at the Customer s own risk Faults due...

Page 8: ...place and fitted with all necessary safety devices for transportation IMPORTANT Do not forget that for transportation and handling the rake must be in its transport configuration as described in the chapter Moving the rake Loading and unloading can involve a certain element of risk so must be carried out taking all due precautions Always take the following precautions Loading unloading must be car...

Page 9: ... rake can extend up to 8 metres in length when in use How to fold the side delivery rake when in its work configuration a STEP 1 fasten the moveable frames with their respective frame locking bracket devices as illustrated Do this before putting the moveable frames in their transport configuration remove the R pin on the frame locking bracket device and push the latter down to its respective stop ...

Page 10: ...good light and visibility We recommend you do not work when light and visibility is poor as this can compromise normal levels of safety Recommence work only when light and visibility has improved The rake does not require special maintenance during use as it is not operated directly being trailed by the tractor the operator must however make sure no persons or animals come too close in the interes...

Page 11: ...circular label indicates an obligation blue and white or a prohibition red white and black and a triangular label indicates a hazard yellow and black Rectangular labels feature the hazard or prohibition symbol but also state the safety precautions to be taken Messages on the labels a Risk of flying objects Objects in the field of operation may be caught and thrown by the teeth of the rotating star...

Page 12: ... ear plugs muffs etc As for the noise produced by the tractor you are advised to consult the respective user and maintenance manual INSTALLATION C1 Rake assembly As mentioned above the rake is fully dismantled for delivery to the Customer The rake can be assembled quickly and easily following the easy instructions see Page 18 Assembly must be carried out on a flat surface prepared especially for t...

Page 13: ...r and raise the two moveable frames and if available the central kicker wheel for setting up the rake in its transport or work configuration The jacks are powered by the tractor s auxiliary circuit and controlled by means of the respective lever in the driver s cabin The tubes of the jacks fitted with quick couplings as illustrated must therefore be attached to the respective points on the tractor...

Page 14: ...ccording to the instructions in paragraph B2 under the heading Moving the rake At the work area the operator should then do the following before using the rake Prepare the rake for use consult the photos and drawings in paragraph B2 under the heading Moving the rake a Stop the tractor apply the parking brake take the key out of the ignition and descend from the tractor b Remove the chain between t...

Page 15: ...on In this way the teeth on the wheels are pulled along the surface of the ground as the rake is trailed the turning effect of the wheels create swaths or turn or spread the cut forage IMPORTANT Make sure the moveable frame is unfastened before starting work If it is still fastened you need to remove the R pin 1 attached to the frame locking device 2 and pull the latter to free the moveable frame ...

Page 16: ...le or animals in the immediate vicinity before boarding the tractor if there are ask them to move to a safe distance Sit in the driver s seat start up the tractor release the parking brake and you can then start work Turning this allows you to turn swaths as illustrated If the rake has been set up for spreading as described previously you will need to the following one frame at a time Turn the arm...

Page 17: ...utral Remove the keys from the ignition When the operator has finished work for the day he must return the rake to its transport configuration before returning the tractor to its parking area Rake storage instructions are given in paragraph C5 D2 3 Adjusting the springs The wheels and their teeth conform to the ground according to the pressure of the springs on the arms support and on the same arm...

Page 18: ...d cause serious infections You must therefore use safety glasses with side protection and a piece of cardboard or wood to look for leaks E2 Scheduled maintenance Scheduled maintenance is purely informative and depends on normal operating conditions It may therefore differ in relation to the type of service working environment which may be dusty the season etc Maintenance should be stepped up the t...

Page 19: ...place piping Replace pump Replace filter The jacks only move intermittently Air in the hydraulic circuit Operate the pump at no load for a few minutes using the jacks to expel any air in the hydraulic circuit The jacks move even when the command isn t given Jack seals are worn out Replace seals Overheated oil Filter is clogged Pipes are crushed Oil level low Replace filter Check and replace pipes ...

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Page 21: ...i ed inviarla per posta o fax a ENOAGRICOLA ROSSI srl 06010 Calzolaro di Umbertide Perugia Italia Tel 075 930 22 22 Telefax 075 930 23 28 Per facilitare l assistenza e o la fornitura di parti di ricambio Vi preghiamo di fornire sempre i seguenti riferimenti Nome e Cognome o Ragione Sociale Codice Fiscale e o Partita IVA Indirizzo di Fatturazione Indirizzo di Spedizione se diverso N Rif Codice Desc...

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