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Rotary Hoe 

 

4.2 Commissioning 

Always use the starting stand during starting! 

First of all, thoroughly read the engine operating instructions!  This way, you will avoid its potential damage. 

Before every use of the rotary hoe, check its safety switch on the left handle of the handlebars. 

 

4.2.1 Engine Starting 

Make sure that all persons, animals, children are at a safe distance from the machine! Otherwise, do not continue with 

the start-up process! 

When starting the engine, follow the operating instructions for the drive unit and the engine. 

1.

 

Pull out the upper pin attaching the steering wheel to the gearbox and move it to the "start and transport" position (top Fig. 12). 
Secure the steering wheel with the pin and split cotter. Lock the skive in the top hole (Fig. 14). Put the machine with its skive into 
the starting stand (Fig. 13). 

2.

 

Set  the  safety  switch  and accelerator  lever,  step  with  your  left  foot  onto  the  starting  stand  -  pay  extra attention,  making  sure 
your  feet  do  not  reach  under  the  hoeing  device  cover,
  hold  the  machine  with  your  left  hand  on  the  handlebar,  and  start  the 
enginewith your right hand. 

When  starting  the  engine,  be  careful  since  the  machine  does  not  feature  any  neutral  gear.  When  starting  with  the 

accelerator lever set to a speed higher than its idle speed (and because of the use of a centrifugal clutch), the hoeing device 
may start spinning right after the start. This may cause objects to be thrown, or this may happen when no starting stand is 
used to start the machine! 

 

4.2.2 Working with the Machine 

Set the steering wheel to its working position (bottom Fig. 12) and skive per the desired working depth. Set the accelerator lever to the 

maximum speed. The machine will immediately move forward. By pressing or raising the handlebars, you may control the machine's speed 
and working depth. If the working depth is too big, the machine may stop moving forward. Just lift the handlebars, so the skive gets relieved, 
and the machine will start moving forward again. 

The recommended working depth is 2 - 8 cm, without damaging any plant root system. 

At the end of the rows, move the accelerator lever to the idle speed. The machine will stop. Lift the handlebars to pull the hoeing device 

from the soil and turn it towards the next row. Set the maximum engine speed again, and the machine will start moving. 

Do not turn with the engine speed set to the maximum. In case of an accidental contact of the spinning hoeing 

device with the ground, soil or other objects may be thrown - risk of the operator’s or other persons’ injury. 

The supplier does not recommend using machines with their working widths of 12 and 18 cm on any slope due 

to their high centres of gravity and small widths; the 28 and 34 cm working width machines are to be only used with 
extra caution! 

 

4.2.3 Machine Stopping 

If you wish to stop the machine’s move, turn the accelerator lever to its “MIN” or “STOP” position. In the emergency, release the left 

handle of the handlebars. The safety switch will turn off the engine, and the machine will stop immediately. 

 

5 Maintenance, Care, Storage 

 

To secure a long-term satisfaction with our product, it is necessary to provide it with due care and maintenance. By providing regular 

maintenance of the machine, you will prevent its rapid wear and secure correct operation of all its parts. 

Observe all instructions concerning maintenance and adjusting intervals. We recommend that you keep records of operating hours and 

the conditions under which the machine is used (these may be useful for  servicing centres). We recommend that you have the post-season 
maintenance implemented by one of our authorized service centres; the same applies to standard maintenance if you are not certain of your 
technical capabilities. 

Before every use of your machine, check the tightness of the nuts, which attach the hoeing device to the gearbox. 

 

Summary of Contents for RP-T2/S

Page 1: ...Rotary Hoe 1 ROTARY HOE RP T2 S Instructions for use ...

Page 2: ...ths enable to use the machine for many plants from small root vegetables to grapevine Please read these Operating Instructions carefully If you follow the instructions contained herein our product will serve you reliably for many years 1 1 Note well The user must read through these operating instructions and follow all device operating instructions in order to prevent any health risks or property ...

Page 3: ...t operation of the safety switch on the left hand grip of the drive unit before starting your work RP T2 S rotary hoe may only be transported to the workplace where it is used only on the transport kit Never transport the machine on its own wheels and on public roads Due to exceeding the recommended noise and vibration values follow these instructions when working with the machine Protect your hea...

Page 4: ...1 Technical Data RP T2 S Unit Value Length mm 890 Width over the covers per mounted knives mm 166 222 324 380 Height mm 300 Weight kg 17 20 Gearbox weight kg 7 Working width cm 12 18 28 34 Working depth cm 2 8 Max speed at engine 3 600 RPM min 1 250 Machine s surface power m2 h 1 100 300 Gearbox oil volume l litre 0 125 Gearbox OIL quality API GL 5 SAE 90 Table 4 Technical information on RP T2 S 3...

Page 5: ...mbly of the housing on the gearbox the hinged cover may only be fitted after mounting the cover and the skive carrier to the gearbox 5 Per Fig 6 Cover for the working widths of 28 and 34 cm Assemble it in the same way as in item 4 Use the wide top 1 and hinged 7 covers The figure shows a cover for the working width of 28 cm In the case of the working width of 34 cm the sides get mounted to the edg...

Page 6: ...working depth is too big the machine may stop moving forward Just lift the handlebars so the skive gets relieved and the machine will start moving forward again The recommended working depth is 2 8 cm without damaging any plant root system At the end of the rows move the accelerator lever to the idle speed The machine will stop Lift the handlebars to pull the hoeing device from the soil and turn i...

Page 7: ...ore storage Gearbox oil change After the first 10 hours then after 100 hours Yes Gearbox oil check Yes One a month Yes Washing 2x Yes Removal of accumulated soil and plant residues After every use Yes Blade sharpening Star blades check Yes Immediate replacement upon damage Yes Hoeing device tightening check Yes Yes Checking tightening of screwed connections Yes every 5 hours Yes Lubrication checki...

Page 8: ...our website If you do not have Internet access you can ask for the printed catalogue to be sent C O D For correct identification of your machine you have to know the type designation Type order number CN and serial identification number N stated on the machine s ID plate on the box or in the warranty card Only with this information it is possible to search correctly for the designation of the resp...

Page 9: ...f 12 and 18 cm with its left and right sides it cannot be used if assembled in this way 4 Regular star 2 units 5 Starting stand 6 Steering wheel arm 7 Skive carrier 8 Skive 9 Hinged cover for working widths of 12 and 18 cm 10 Hinged cover for working widths of 28 and 34 cm 11 Axial pin 12 Cover holder 13 Steering wheel 14 Hardware bag 15 Pin 16 Cotter 17 Cotter 18 Washer 21 19 Screw ring 20 Nut M5...

Page 10: ...arbox T 2 S 2 Hoeing device 3 Covers 4 Steering wheel 5 Skive carrier with a skive 6 Pin 7 Cotter Fig 3 Steering Wheel Assembly 1 Steering wheel arm 2 Steering wheel 3 Washer 21 4 Screw ring Fig 4 Skive Carrier with a Skive 1 Skive carrier 2 Skive 3 Cotter ...

Page 11: ...idths of 28 and 34 cm 1 Top cover for the working widths of 28 and 34 cm 2 Cover holder 3 Right side 4 Left side 5 Washer 5 2 6 Self locking nut M5 7 Hinged cover for the working widths of 28 and 34 cm The figure shows a cover for the working width of 28 cm In the case of the working width of 34 cm the sides get mounted to the edge line of openings A Fig 7 Hoeing device 12 cm 1 Narrow star 2 Axial...

Page 12: ... no distinction between the right and left star Fig 10 Hoeing device 34 cm 1 Regular star 2 Spacer 3 Regular star 4 Axial pin long 5 Washer 6 Nut M12x1 5 There is no distinction between the right and left star Fig 11 Drive Unit Connection Fig 12 Steering Wheel Positions Fig 13 Starting Machine s Position Fig 14 Skive Position ...

Page 13: ...Rotary Hoe 13 No 1 2 3 4 5 6 Fig 15 Safety labels combined sticker Position on the machine Fig 16 Oil draining and filling hole Fig 17 Sliding the cover onto the gearbox housing ...

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