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Recommendations 

Pay attention to the following risks 

  You may get stuck when the machine is coupled or decoupled. 

  The machine may fall over when the wing/wings is/are raised 

(not all models)

  You may get caught by the rotating shaft from the power take-off.

(not all 

models)

 

  You may get hit or caught by moving parts such as knives, saw blades, driving 

shaft or wings. 

  You may get hit by flying objects or machine parts in case of breakdowns. 

  The machine may fall over when not in use 

(not all models)

  Sprays of oil under high pressure from damaged screw-joints or hydraulic 

hoses. 

  Accidents from collisions with other machines or lost objects on the ground. 

  Pay attention to the freely swinging knives when the wings are folded up. Crush 

hazard! 

(not all models)

 

Do's 

  Ensure that the operator has read this Manual and has been trained in the 

use of the machine. 

  Ensure that all guards are in place and that the tractor's windows are closed. 

 

  We recommend using impact-proof guards on the tractor.

 

  Before leaving the driver's cab, ensure that the machine is resting on the 

ground, that its hydraulics is not pressurized and that the saw blades / 
knives have stopped rotating 

(not all models)

  Check that all guards are correct mounted and that the equipment is free 

from damaged or loose parts. Take extra care to ensure that all knives, flails 
and saw blades are present and free from cracks or other damage. 

  Check the work area and remove any cords, poles, large stones or other 

dangerous objects prior to starting the work. 

  Ensure that all warning signs are visible, present, undamaged and legible. 

  Use ear protection when operating the machine from a non-soundproof cab 

or with the cab windows opened. 

  Ensure that all tractor guards are undamaged and adequately fitted. 

  Drive at speeds suited for the terrain and any other vehicles or obstacles. 

  Ensure that the tractor complies with the manufacturer's minimum weight 

recommendations - use extra ballast if necessary. 

  Check that all fittings, connectors and couplings are in good condition. 

  Follow the manufacturer's instructions for coupling and decoupling the 

machine to/from the tractor. 

  Always use knives that are recommended by the manufacturer and ensure 

that they are adequately fitted and undamaged. 

  Ensure that all hydraulic tubes and hoses are correctly placed in order to 

avoiding rubbing, stretching, crushing or bending 

(not all models)

  Check that all knives, flails and saw blades have stopped rotating before 

folding the machine to its transport position 

(not all models)

  Disconnect the machine, stop the engine and remove the key before exiting 

the cab, notwithstanding the reason for exiting.

 

  Remove remaining plant debris and loose objects from the work area.

 

  Always secure the machine using the provided holders when it is not 

connected to the tractor 

(not all models)

Summary of Contents for HX 170

Page 1: ...5th Edition 2017...

Page 2: ...Cutterbar HX 170 230 270 2...

Page 3: ...s list must be given to the new owner The information contained in this Parts list is correct at the time of publication However in the course of constant development changes in specification are inev...

Page 4: ...r to start up of work 15 Setting of Working Posture 15 Starting the Tool 15 Stopping the Tool 15 Driving Instructions 15 High Voltage Cables 16 Mounting Dismounting 16 Field of Application 17 Charts 1...

Page 5: ...he latest updates on instructional and part books on our entire product range We hope you will be pleased with your new GreenTec machine Best regards John Christensen Sales Director GreenTec A S Green...

Page 6: ...ist If the machine is resold the parts list must be transferred to the new owner Please fill out the list below to ensure that the necessary information is at hand when ordering spare parts etc Serial...

Page 7: ...situation which could result in damage to the machine and or equipment if not observed carefully NOTICE Specific or general information considered important or useful to emphasise LEFT HAND LH RIGHT H...

Page 8: ...12100 3rd edition 2011 Safety of Machinery General principles for design Risk assessment and risk reduction DS EN 953 A1 4th edition 2010 Safety of Machinery Guards General requirements for the design...

Page 9: ...ealer Please check with your dealer for stock availability and arrangement of dispatch Ensure you or your dealer has sufficient cover for parts requirement outside factory hours Important Note The inf...

Page 10: ...e from the cutter knives when the machine is in use Never remove safety guards guarded Caution Stay outside the swivel range of the tools Caution Turn off the engine and remove the key before performi...

Page 11: ...tasks that are not mentioned in this User Manual must be performed by authorized technicians only Failure to observe the safety signs may result in the following risks Danger to people near non secur...

Page 12: ...are to ensure that all knives flails and saw blades are present and free from cracks or other damage Check the work area and remove any cords poles large stones or other dangerous objects prior to sta...

Page 13: ...maintenance or adjustments without disengaging the hydraulics and power take off lowering the machine to ground turning off the tractor s engine and activating the tractor s parking brake Never leave...

Page 14: ...n the Hedge cutter using the extension spring Specifications Cutterbar for mounting on hydraulically driven Armmowers Consists of two Hardox cuttings edges that are hydraulically driven over a flow di...

Page 15: ...ieved Never attempt to restart a loaded tool Remove whatever is stuck before restarting the tool Stopping the Tool Reduce the engine RPM to fast idling Stop the tool Never quickly increase or reduce t...

Page 16: ...kshift optional together Mount the hydraulic hoses Lift the tool free Dismount the knife guard Test the function Count the strokes optional 55 65 double strokes per minute 45 85 L min Always pay atten...

Page 17: ...00mm without fraying the branches Branches over 70mm in diameter should be cut individually Vertical cutting is allowed up to a 45 degree angle Horizontal cutting is possible on hedges with a max widt...

Page 18: ...Cutterbar HX 170 230 270 18 Charts Reversing valve with a nonadjustable splitter valve Hydraulic Chart...

Page 19: ...ery 8 operating hours Use more lubrication when working in a particularly demanding environment Following cleaning Lubricate all machine parts and auxiliary equipment each time the machine has been cl...

Page 20: ...in good condition It is cheaper to replace a protective hose than to replace valuable hoses Illustration 1 The warranty on the hoses covers only the replacement of hoses due to defective materials or...

Page 21: ...n good condition Immediately correct any and all defects or leaks It is a part of the day to day maintenance that will reduce the expenses and extend the service life of the machine Use two single hea...

Page 22: ...revent discoloration or damage to the finish Grease all greasepoint until fresh grease emerges The machine must be stored under covers or indoors to protect it from rain and sunlight Place the machine...

Page 23: ...h forward speed Adjust the speed Blade runs too fast Too much oilflow Check the oilflow Too much oilflow Mount the flow divider Overheating Incorrect tool speed Test the speed of the tool Low oil leve...

Page 24: ...tion Manufacturer GreenTec A S Tlf 45 75 55 36 44 E mail info greentec eu Machine No GreenTec HX 170 230 270 Machine type Cutterbar Delivery date Delivery year 2017 Bans Cautions Regulations Caution A...

Page 25: ...machine and sort the parts into the following categories Category Examples of parts Rubber or plastic parts Hoses plastic components etc Technical components Pumps hydraulic hoses etc Pure metal Stee...

Page 26: ...nless it is a matter of manufacturing or material defects Furthermore this Warranty does not cover the expenses for standard service items such as oil or grease 5 This Warranty does not cover costs or...

Page 27: ...Cutterbar HX 170 230 270 27...

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