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CONTENTS 

 

GENERAL INFORMATION

 

sect. 1 

page   5 

Introduction – Aim of the present manual 

sect. 1.1 

page   5 

Identifying the machine 

sect. 1.2 

page   5 

Spare parts 

sect. 1.3 

page   5 

 

TECHNICAL FEATURES 

sect. 2 

page   6

 

General description of the machine 

sect. 2.1 

page   6 

Technical specifications 

sect. 2.2 

page   7 

Hydraulic system 

sect. 2.2.1 

page   8 

Noise 

sect. 2.3 

page   9 

Width of cut 

sect. 2.4 

page   9 

Optional equipment 

sect. 2.5 

page   9 

Description of the equipment  

sect. 2.6 

page  10 

   

SAFETY RULES 

sect. 3 

page  12

 

General safety rules 

sect. 3.1 

page  12 

Safety rules concerning road traffic 

sect. 3.2 

page  13 

Safety rules during use 

sect. 3.3 

page  13 

Safety rules concerning the hydraulic system 

sect. 3.4 

page  13 

Description and location of safety decals 

sect. 3.5 

page  14 

Driver protection 

sect. 3.6 

page  15 

Danger 

sect. 3.7 

page  15 

 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION – HANDLING –  
PARKING 

sect. 4 

page  16

 

Lifting and unloading 

sect. 4.1 

page  16 

Unpacking 

sect. 4.2 

page  16 

Attachment to and detachment from the tractor 

sect. 4.3 

page  16 

Electrical connections 

sect. 4.3.1 

page  18 

 Assembly instructions 

sect. 4.3.2 

page  18 

Rigid attachment to the tractor 

sect. 4.3.3 

page  20 

Fitting the PTO shaft 

sect. 4.4 

page  21 

Tractor stability 

sect. 4.5 

page  21 

Assembling the flail head 

sect. 4.6 

page  22 

Parking 

sect. 4.7 

page  22 

 

ADJUSTMENT AND SETTING UP 

sect. 5 

page  23

 

Regulating the height of cut 

sect. 5.1 

page  23 

Working speed 

sect. 5.2 

page  23 

 

USE AND OPERATING RULES 

sect. 6 

page  24

 

Controls 

sect. 6.1 

page  24 

Description of the controls 

sect. 6.2 

page  24 

Starting 

sect. 6.3 

page  25 

Joystick controls 

sect. 6.4 

page  26 

Working mode 

sect. 6.5 

page  27 

Stopping 

sect. 6.6 

page  28 

Transport position 

sect. 6.7 

page  29 

 

Summary of Contents for TKD

Page 1: ...erri srl Via C Govoni 30 44030 TAMARA FE ITALY Tel 390532866866 Fax 390532866851 Use and maintenance manual in conformity with Enclosure V Directive 89 392 CEE and following modifications and addition...

Page 2: ...sect 3 5 page 14 Driver protection sect 3 6 page 15 Danger sect 3 7 page 15 INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION HANDLING PARKING sect 4 page 16 Lifting and unloading sect 4 1 page 16 Unpacking sect 4 2 pag...

Page 3: ...ING PARTS sect 9 page 32 Flail replacement sect 9 1 page 32 Pipe replacement sect 9 2 page 32 Pin replacement sect 9 3 page 32 Oil and filter replacement sect 9 4 page 32 Replacing the motor pipes sec...

Page 4: ...ssembly instructions on the electrical connections Failure to observe the said instructions faithfully may result in considerable damage to the electrical system thereby invalidating the warranty of t...

Page 5: ...after sales service instead or the specialized FERRI dealer 1 2 Identifying the machine Each frame and flail head is fitted with an identification plate both the data necessary to identify the model...

Page 6: ...rotation hydraulic ram 8 Arms suspension accumulator 9 Pump unit 10 Gearbox 11 Support feet 12 Attachment to the tractor 13 Tourning rest 14 1st arm 15 Hydraulic ram operating parallelogram device 16...

Page 7: ...ght of the machine Kg lbs 1645 3553 Attachment to the tractor Cat II HYDRAULIC SYSTEM Hydraulic oil Lt gal 105 Intake filter micron 10 Return filter micron 30 Max arm pressure Bar PSI 200 3300 Max fla...

Page 8: ...otor Unlike the open circuit in which oil flow is broken by the tank in the closed circuit the oil flow is continuous because the outlet from the pump goes directly to the motor and the outlet from th...

Page 9: ...nges from 85 to 90 dB the use of ear protectors is recommended 2 4 Width of cut Fig 3 shows the width of cut of the machine Dimensions are shown in Table 2 2 5 Optional equipment 2 5 1 Flails Dependin...

Page 10: ...ctor optional To increase the stability of the machine ONLY WHEN WORKING WITH THE FLAIL HEDGE MOWER ARM lock the front axle of the tractor using switch 1 which controls valve 2 which locks hydraulic r...

Page 11: ...n the specific use and maintenance manuals 2 6 3 Bank mower mod SB 45 FIG 7 to clear roadside banks carriageways overgrown with grass and earth to open water drainage canals FIG 7 IMPORTANT if any of...

Page 12: ...Never connect the power takeoff with the engine stopped Never approach the machine until the flail holder shaft has completely stopped Do not enter the working zone of the PTO shaft It is dangerous t...

Page 13: ...amage or dangerous situations stop the rotor and the tractor take the starting key out Put working gloves on clear the rotor with the aid of pliers or shears Do not try to disentagle by inverting the...

Page 14: ...ks Read the use and maintenance manual before operating the machine 2 Danger sign of crushing or shearing do not put limbs in the moving parts of the machine with this decal 3 Danger sign it shows the...

Page 15: ...nded to fit 5 mm sheets of polycarbonate 2 between the grills 1 and the glass They will prevent small stones and fragments from hitting the glass of the cab FIG 11 Attach the flail hedge mower only to...

Page 16: ...ith a chain 4 2 Unpacking In order to transport it the mower can be supplied in a special pack disassembled and on pallets In this case a card showing the reassembling procedure will be attached to th...

Page 17: ...esponding to the pins Insert the pins 2 and secure them with the spring clips Fit the 3rd point stabilizer 3 raise the machine until the power takeoff is at the same heigh of the tractor PTO and adjus...

Page 18: ...e Cable D supplies the exchanger 3 and is supplied by Ferri take cable D to the tractor battery connect the blue wire of cable D to the positive pole of the battery connect the brown wire of cable D t...

Page 19: ...ure that the connections have been made as shown in fig A the battery terminal boards are securely tightened there are no bare wires FIG A 1 Electric fan 2 Thermostat 3 Exchanger electrical box 4 Dist...

Page 20: ...ort the weight of the flail hedge mower see data given in FIG 17 If the above coupling is not fitted by the FERRI Company the customer must get in touch with a specialised workshop Before fitting the...

Page 21: ...haft must be less than 5 cm FIG 20 F I G 4 5 Tractor stability The design of the flail hedge mower and the type of work to be carried out require tractor stability to prevent tilting or overturning Th...

Page 22: ...th the four screws 1 Stop the tractor and take the starting key out Connect the hydraulic feed of delivery and return pipes to the hydraulic motor after exhausting system pressure Connect the leak off...

Page 23: ...on must be done with the flail head resting on the ground the head rotation control not selected the tractor turned off and the starting key out Unscrew the screws 1 and remove the cover casing 2 loos...

Page 24: ...controls the engagement and direction of rotation of the flail holder shaft The direction of rotation of the flail holder shaft may be changed with the rotor at standstill or at least with the rotor...

Page 25: ...he power takeoff and let the oil circulate for some minutes before operating any control lever Push the START button to place the electric control circuit under voltage N B When the electrical system...

Page 26: ...vement of the 1st arm DX controls upward movement of the 2nd arm SX controls downward movement of the 2nd arm button F operator present this button must be kept pressed during work phases Each time it...

Page 27: ...he case of particularly heavy duty work it is possible to raise the cowling making sure to work only in the direction of rotation indicated in FIG 32 ATTENTION In this configuration safety against sto...

Page 28: ...not change the calibration of the arms rotation valve since this operation could cause damage to the arm and to the support structure ATTENTION when folding up the arms never exceed and angle of 30 t...

Page 29: ...35 and lock the arm and the head with the chain provided to stop it swinging outside the profile of the tractor Unlock the front axle articulation on the tractor Fig 4 if it is fitted During transpor...

Page 30: ...g day grease pins and bearings operating near the ground to facilitate the removal of mud or other material and avoid rust and possible seizure Every 100 hours of operation grease the moving parts of...

Page 31: ...t bearings Replace Have it replaced in authorized workshops Have them replaced in authorized workshops Premature flail wear Flails touching the ground Adjust height of cut Excessive backlash in the ar...

Page 32: ...tion to cleanliness as dirt and dust can cause a great deal of damage to the hydraulic system Replace any damaged pipes with genuine spare parts or with others of the same specification ensure that th...

Page 33: ...ibility of high operating pressures must be of the R9 type Replacing them with others of another type may result in their breakage within a short period of time To replace the pipes proceed as follows...

Page 34: ...that are likely to cause any danger must be rendered harmless The materials that make up the machine that must be separated are steel mineral oil rubber plastic electrical system wires All the above...

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