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HXF 2302 

 

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Operation/Introduction

 

The arm system is used for cutting hedges, cutting branches and trees and for grass 
cutting around trees, lamp posts or similar. 
 

LRS 1402

  is used for cutting branches up to a max. diameter of  100mm,  without  the 

branches being torn. Branches with a diameter exceeding 40 mm must be cut one at a 
time.  
 
Vertical cutting is allowed up to a 45 degree angle. Horizontal cutting is possible on 
hedges with a width up to 80 cm and a branch diameter up to 20 mm. Thicker 
branches might stop the blades and get stuck in the machine. 
 

HL 150 to 180

 is used for cutting branches up a max. diameter of 40 mm, without the 

branches being torn. 
 
Vertical cutting is allowed up to a 45 degree angle. Horizontal cutting is possible on 
hedges with a width up to 70 cm and a branch diameter up to 15 mm. Thicker 
branches might stop the blades and get stuck in the machine. 
 

LRS 1402 & HL 150 til 180.

 It is recommended that forward speed is kept to a 

minimum when starting work in order to retain the correct working speed of the blades. 
Set the angle of the cutter so it is positioned at right angles to the work and adjust the 
machine position so the branches meet the saw blades ‘straight on’. 
Wherever possible try to keep the blades running vertical in relation to the direction of 
travel, this will help prevent them from ‘distorting’ during operations. 
Should small branches, debris or unwanted material get stuck in the blades the 

machine and tractor must be switched off 

and the starting key removed before 

attempting to clear the blockage. If necessary, remove the belt cover to gain better 
access to the blockage; replace cover immediately before starting or using the 
machine. 
 

LRS 1402:

 Never run the machine without belt cover 

mounted. 

 

LRS 1402:

 Great care must taken when attempting to clear 

debris from the blade and/or belt area of the machine; sharp 
components and numerous pinch risk points exist in these 
locations. Safety gloves and safety eyewear should be worn 
and wherever possible the use a suitable tool should be used 
to remove any debris to ensure hands and fingers are kept 
clear of any risk areas. 
 

LRS 1402

: Never use the machine as a stationary saw for 

making firewood. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for HXF 2302

Page 1: ...1th edition 2015...

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Page 3: ...ook different to the machine it relates to please contact the After Sales Department for advice GreenTec Machinery Limited 2015 Please ensure that this manual is handed to the operator before using th...

Page 4: ...ith HL or LRS tool 21 Mounting dismounting with RI 60 or 80 23 Transport position with LRS 1402 or HL 150 180 24 Work position with LRS 1402 or HL 150 180 25 Transport position with RI 60 or 80 26 Wor...

Page 5: ...GreenTec HXF 2302 5 Hydraulic hoses 37 Oil supply 39 Regular service chart 39 Pins and bushes 40 Storage 40 Problem solving 41 GreenTec Warranty 42...

Page 6: ...www greentec eu where the login via the dealer s access gives you the latest updates on instructional and part books on our entire product range The password for dealer log in PUBLISHER We hope you w...

Page 7: ...derstands the manual s contents If the machine is resold the manual must be transferred to the new owner Please fill out the list below to ensure that the necessary information is at hand when orderin...

Page 8: ...ation 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 emphasize LEFT HAND LH RIGHT HAND...

Page 9: ...Product GreenTec HXF 2302 Product code 9992302 Serial no Type Armsystem DS EN ISO 12100 3rd edition 2011 Safety of Machinery General principles for design Risk assessment and risk reduction DS EN 953...

Page 10: ...third party equipment to a vehicle that the maximum possible stability of the machine and vehicle combination is achieved this can be accomplished by the utilisation of ballast in order to counter ba...

Page 11: ...rable to use external weights but liquid can be added to around 75 of the tyre volume water with anti freeze or the heavier Calcium Chloride alternative can be used Addition of weights care should be...

Page 12: ...ng saw blades knifes Warning Do not remove open guard when parts are rotating Warning Stop engine and remove key before performing maintenance or repair work Warning Check all nuts and bolts are tight...

Page 13: ...erate this equipment When the machine is not in use it should be lowered to rest on the ground In the event of any fault being detected with the machine s operation it must be stopped immediately and...

Page 14: ...sible and well placed in order to give clear advanced warning of the hazard Contact the Department of Transport or your Local Highways Authority to obtain detailed information on this subject The latt...

Page 15: ...before removing the hazard warning signs Collect all road signs promptly when the job is completed Safety Gear It is recommended that the following personal protective equipment is worn when operatin...

Page 16: ...until they are at a safe distance before continuing WARNING Some cutting heads may continue to freewheel for up to 20 seconds or more after being stopped Remove the ignition key before leaving the cab...

Page 17: ...ke Stop the engine with the power take off PTO engaged Transport with the power take off PTO engaged Exceed maximum oil pressure of 250 bar in the hydraulic hoses Use a machine if the hydraulic system...

Page 18: ...lowed 45 from 90 45 from 90 15 5 from 0 Usable positions Vertical Vertical Horizontal Horizontal Work area 140 cm 150 180 cm 60 80 cm Weight 50 kg 60 64 kg 45 60 kg Horizontal cutting is possible Debr...

Page 19: ...tool is secure Warm start Start the tool Cold start never start at max rpm Let the tool run unloaded for approx 15 minutes to warm up the oil Slowly increase the rpm until the proper oil flow is achie...

Page 20: ...to wear safety glasses and work gloves Mount safety protection if fitted Beware of sharp cutting parts Remove the transport bolt and turn the arm to transport position Mount the bolt in the ram Rememb...

Page 21: ...ilar Tools can be mounted to the arm system with a Quickshift GreenTec HXF 2302 is specially designed to fit onto Quadsaw LRS 1402 Cutter bar HL 150 180 and Rotary Mover RI 60 80 HXF is a system desig...

Page 22: ...1402 Blades must be mounted in a downward cutting rotation only 2 After mounting slowly raise the HFX 3 Tip the tool handle to 900 Then mount hydraulic hoses and if fitted electric cables Dismounting...

Page 23: ...em with a Quickshift GreenTec HXF 2302 is specially designed to fit onto Quadsaw LRS 1402 Cutter bar HL 150 180 and Rotary Mover RI 60 80 HXF is a system designed to be mounted on tractors telescopic...

Page 24: ...ether slowly raise Dismount supporting leg 3 Mount hydraulic hoses and if fitted electric cables Dismounting is done in reverse order Never use the tool with broken or missing blades knives Transport...

Page 25: ...rk position Work position with LRS 1402 or HL 150 180 3 Mount the bolt to the cylinder Remember the safety pin Dismount transport protection from the cutting tool The set is now ready for work Always...

Page 26: ...GreenTec HXF 2302 26 Transport position with RI 60 or 80 1 Remove the bolt from the RI 80 anti collision safety 2 Remove the bolt from the ram on the HXF 2302...

Page 27: ...turn the arm to 1500 or 1800 into work position Work position with RI 60 or 80 1 Mount the bolt to the cylinder Remember the safety pin The set is now ready for work Always wear safety glasses if the...

Page 28: ...GreenTec HXF 2302 28 Work position of the arm with various tools 1800 with LRS 1402 and HL 150 to 180 Possible with RI depending on the compact loader 1500 with RI 60 to 80...

Page 29: ...o retain the correct working speed of the blades Set the angle of the cutter so it is positioned at right angles to the work and adjust the machine position so the branches meet the saw blades straigh...

Page 30: ...f the machine sharp components and numerous pinch risk points exist in these locations Safety gloves and safety eyewear should be worn and wherever possible a suitable tool should be used to remove an...

Page 31: ...ottom of the saw to prevent the saw blades from hitting the ground Optional The cutting angle is as std a top link and can only be adjusted when the machine is stopped A hydraulically ram option can b...

Page 32: ...vel This will prevent the blades from bending too much Where possible always ensure that the blades are running vertical related to the direction of the travel It might be an advantage to mount an ext...

Page 33: ...reat care must be taken when washing with high pressure hoses do not hold the water jet close to the paintwork Use steam cleaners with caution be sure to remove all detergents to avoid any discolourin...

Page 34: ...Correction is also possible while working Use small movements Large corrections is best done while stationary This electrical equipment is NOT watertight When not in use store in a dry place Control...

Page 35: ...GreenTec HXF 2302 35 Diagrams Splitter valve Simple Electric diagram...

Page 36: ...GreenTec HXF 2302 36 Hydraulic diagram Break Back Hydraulic diagram with Advanced Splitter valve...

Page 37: ...et When replacing hoses quote number stamped on fitting at one end The SpearheadFejl Bogm rke er ikke defineret hydraulic system works at very high pressure when replacing hoses use only genuine hoses...

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Page 39: ...ke defineret Regularly servicing the filtration system Fejl Bogm rke er ikke defineret Never allowing oil level to fall below the sight gauge Fejl Bogm rke er ikke defineret Daily inspect all hydrauli...

Page 40: ...nts until fresh grease shows It is important where possible to store undercover to protect against rain and sunlight Always ensure a firm level surface Control levers must be wrapped in plastic sheeti...

Page 41: ...peed Electrical failure Wrong supply from compact loader Check the security fuse and connections from your compact loader Contacts have been exposed to water The machine should be stored under a roof...

Page 42: ...pins top links ball ends unless there is a manufacturing or material defect or the cost of normal servicing items such as oils and lubricants 5 This warranty does not cover any expenses or losses inc...

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