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Operating Instructions for Tractor A-Frames 

 

Type: GRANIT Index group 778 

 

 

5.2.

 

Operating the tractor A-frame

 

ATTENTION:  Before  entering  the  hazardous  area,  secure  the  tractor  against 
unauthorised restarting and lower the implement completely. UNFALLGEFAHR! 

5.2.1.

 

Coupling of equipment and operation 

1.

 

Check that the attachment categories between the tractor  and the equipment A-frame 
correspond and that the tractor is technically compatible with the equipment. 

ATTENTION: Mismatches can lead to serious accidents. 

2.

 

Fixing the actuating cable to the unlocking lever. 

3.

 

Pull the actuating cable to open the tensioning hooks (fig. 2). 

ATTENTION: Do not place the actuating cable around your hand or finger as a loop, 
there is a danger of crushing and amputation. 

4.

 

Lift the three-point attachment to pick up the equipment. Release the actuating cable to 
engage the locking pawl. 

5.

 

Lower and secure the vehicle against unauthorised use. 

6.

 

Check the mechanical locking and the free movement of the equipment. 

7.

 

Removal and safe stowage of the actuating cable. 

ATTENTION:  Only  hook  the  actuating  cable  onto  the  tractor  A-frame  during  the 
hitching  process.  Clamping  the  actuating  cable  can  unintentionally  unlock  the 
implement. Risk of accident! 

8.

 

Testing the secure locking of the locking pawl on the tensioning hook. 

9.

 

Secure the locking pawl against unintentional release with the cotter pin (Fig. 3). 

10.

 

The equipment A-frame must rest completely on the tractor A-frame. 

ATTENTION: Inadequate locking of the locking pawl and a missing spring cotter pin 
can lead to serious accidents due to loss of the implement. The tensioning hook must 
rest completely against the locking pawl. 

ATTENTION:  The  maximum  permitted  speed  on  public  roads  with  closed  asphalt 
surface, with semi-mounted equipment is 25km/h. On all other roads and dirt roads 
the maximum speed must not exceed 6km/h. 

5.2.1.1.

 

Adjusting the tensioning hook 

NOTE:  Only  carry  out  adjustment  in  the  assembled  state  to  check  the  setting 
immediately (see Fig. 4). 

a.

 

Loosen the lock nut (A) and the retaining nut (B). 

b.

 

Adjust the tension hook (C) by turning the retaining screw (D) until the locking pawl (E) 
and the tension hook (C) are completely on top of each other. 

c.

 

After adjustment tighten the retaining nut (B) and secure with the lock nut (A). 

ATTENTION:  Insufficient  adjustment  and  securing  can  cause  the  connection  to 
become loose. Risk of accident! 

5.2.2.

 

Uncoupling equipment 

1.

 

Set the equipment down on a safe and stable surface. 

Summary of Contents for 778755139

Page 1: ...A frame Type Granit Index group 778 These operating instructions must be read thoroughly before use and followed These Operating Instructions must be retained for future reference Translation of the o...

Page 2: ...Description and individual parts 6 5 Handling the tractor A frames 6 5 1 Mounting and dismounting on the tractor 7 5 1 1 Mounting on the tractor 7 5 1 2 Dismantling from the tractor 7 5 2 Operating t...

Page 3: ...tructions thoroughly before use Pay particular attention to the safety instructions These Operating Instructions are intended for people with basic technical understanding of the use of equipment such...

Page 4: ...n with missing damaged or worn safety devices Do not give the equipment to anyone who is not familiar with this model and its operation Always include the operating instructions and all relevant docum...

Page 5: ...ed here is not permitted and can lead to extreme accident hazards with serious lasting consequences for people and the environment as well as damage to property UNFALLGEFAHR All working and safety ins...

Page 6: ...1 Operating lever with attachment 8 3 Linch pins 9 1 Equipment A frame available separately for implements 10 1 Eyelet for actuating cable Table 2 Orders for spare parts and information on article num...

Page 7: ...categories that do not match is likely to increase the risk of accidents 2 Make the mechanical connection between the tractor and the tractor A frame according to the tractor operating instructions AT...

Page 8: ...ching process Clamping the actuating cable can unintentionally unlock the implement Risk of accident 8 Testing the secure locking of the locking pawl on the tensioning hook 9 Secure the locking pawl a...

Page 9: ...p is necessary make sure not to obscure the instruction and product signs If necessary replace them with original spare parts from Fricke SE 6 1 Maintenance plan The operator must carry out an expert...

Page 10: ...s ATTENTION There is a risk of injury due to overstressing when lifting and carrying by hand Always make sure that the ground is level and sufficiently stable and that the tractor A frame is securely...

Page 11: ...ng mechanism Clean according to the instructions and spray with corrosion protection agent Component damaged e g spring too soft Have it repaired in a specialist workshop The locking pawl does not ope...

Page 12: ...519 778755139 are in conformity with the provisions of 2006 42 ECMachinery Directive The product was developed in accordance with the following standards PN EN ISO 12100 2012 PN EN ISO 4254 1 2013 PN...

Page 13: ...1 712 700 Postal and shipping address Wilhelm Fricke SE Zum Kreuzkamp 7 DE 27404 Heeslingen 13 Legal Notice Translation of the original operating instructions for tractor A frame type GRANIT Index gro...

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