horsch Pronto 10 NT Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 12

Intended use

The drill is state-of-the-art and designed in ac-

cordance with relevant, recognised safety regu-

lations. However, risks of injury to the operator 

or third parties and impairment of the machine 

or other tangible assets can occur during use.

The machine must only be operated for its in-

tended use if in a technically perfect condition, 

whilst being aware of safety and risks and in 

strict compliance with the operating instructions! 

Faults, particularly those which impair safety, 

must be remedied immediately.

The machine must only be operated, serviced 

and repaired by persons who are familiar with 

it and have been made aware of the dangers 

involved.

Genuine spare parts and accessories from 

HORSCH have been specially designed for this 

machine.

Spare parts and accessories which are not de-

livered by us, have not been tested or approved 

by us.

Installation or use of non-original HORSCH 

products may have a detrimental effect on 

specific  design  features  of  the  machine  and 

impair the safety of machine operators and the 

machine itself.

HORSCH will not assume liability whatsoever for 

damage resulting from the use of non-original 

parts and accessories.

The drill is designed for the placement of seeds 

and fertilisers. Any other use beyond these 

limits, e.g. as a means of transport, is deemed 

improper.

HORSCH will not assume liability whatsoever 

for damage resulting from unintended use. The 

risk will be borne solely by the user.

The respective accident prevention regulations 

and other generally recognised safety-related, 

occupational medical and road traffic regulations 

are to be adhered to.

Observance of the Operation Manual and com-

pliance with the operating, maintenance and 

repair regulations specified by the manufacturer 

belong to intended usage.

Consequential damage

The machine has been manufactured by 

HORSCH with great care. Nevertheless, even 

when used properly, deviations or complete 

failure in the application rate may be caused, 

e.g. by:

¾

 

differences  in  the  composition  of  seed  or 

Fertilizer

 (i.e. grain size distribution, density,

 

geometrical shape, dressing, sealing).

¾

 

Blockages or seed bridging (i.e. caused by 

foreign bodies, non-smooth seeds, sticky

 

dressing, moist 

Fertilizer

).

¾

 Worn wearing parts (e.g. metering unit).

¾

 

Damage caused by external influences.

¾

 incorrect drive motor speeds and driving

 

speeds.

¾

 incorrect setting of the unit (incorrect connec-

tion, non-observance of setting tables).

Therefore, it is crucial to always check your 

machine before and during operation for correct 

operation and adequate application accuracy.

Compensation claims for damages which have 

not been caused by the machine, are excluded. 

This also includes that any liability for conse-

quential damages caused by drill and control 

commands, is excluded.

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Summary of Contents for Pronto 10 NT

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions Art 80820206 en Read carefully prior to starting up Keep operating instructions in a safe place 12 2013 Pronto 10 12 NT...

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Page 3: ...om Serial No 23101250 this declaration refers to conforms with all relevant fundamental health and safety requirements of the EC directive 2006 42 EC For proper implementation of the heath and safety...

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Page 5: ...anty claim will only be valid if this form has been fully completed signed and returned to HORSCH Maschinen GmbH or has been given to the Service Technician im mediately after first instruction Place...

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Page 7: ...machine Serial number Machine type Year of construction Initial installation Fittings Publication date of Operation Manual 12 2013 Latest change Address of Retailer Name Road Town City Tel Customer No...

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Page 9: ...Pronto 10 NT 11 Pronto 12 NT 11 Commissioning 12 Adjusting the bout markers 12 Adjust the height of the seed wagon 12 Hydraulics Pronto 12 NT 13 Unfold fold machine 14 Parking the machine 14 Setting O...

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Page 11: ...f your machine After this you should return the machine registration form to HORSCH This confirms your formal acceptance receipt of the machine The warranty period starts with the date of delivery We...

Page 12: ...means of transport is deemed improper HORSCH will not assume liability whatsoever for damage resulting from unintended use The risk will be borne solely by the user The respective accident prevention...

Page 13: ...those persons who have been authorised and instructed by the operator may operate the machine Operators must be at least 16 years of age The operator must hold a valid driving licence He is responsib...

Page 14: ...ng 00380134 No passengers are allowed to ride on the machine 00380054 Read and adhere to the operating instructions before starting up the machine 00380055 Stay clear of swinging area of re tractable...

Page 15: ...kle chains ropes etc here when performing loading work alle Aufkleber 003 Maschine Zeichnung Zeic 00380359 Retighten the wheel nuts wheel bolts after 50 km or 10 hours Tighten every day see maintenanc...

Page 16: ...ads paths and areas Observe permissible transport widths and heights Assemble lighting warning and protective equip ment and check the function Do not exceed the permissible axle loads tyre carrying c...

Page 17: ...to ride on the machine during operation Service and maintenance Ensure that regular tests and inspections are always carried out to schedule as specified in the operating instructions Prior to perform...

Page 18: ...cm Drilling depth 0 120 mm Number of Fertilizer coulters 26 Fertilizer coulter pressure max 250 kg Tractor power required Tractor power from 191 208 KW Hydraulic pressure 180 bar Pronto 12 NT Dimensi...

Page 19: ...justing the bout markers No persons are to remain within the operating range of the bout markers There are pinching or shearing points on all moving parts On versions with bout markers the bout mark e...

Page 20: ...5 11 12 13 15 16 16 17 14 10 10 18 Operation hydraulics Tractor mounted control units must be secured or locked when not in use or in transport position When operating hydraulic components slow down...

Page 21: ...and unfold the machine so that the wheels rest on the ground Switch the double shut off valve to Working position During drilling the lateral wings are loaded with the pre adjusted tensioning pressur...

Page 22: ...from monitoring when the tram line is switched see instructions for DrillManager The distribution head must be regu larly checked for foreign objects and deposits These disturb the seed flow and the f...

Page 23: ...7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Fahrtrichtung left Coulter No Branch No Coulter No Branch No Coulter No Br...

Page 24: ...ab DIN Rohma Urheberschutz F r diese behalten wir uns a Werkst ck kanten DIN 6784 Ge Bema ungen in mm a Turmhalter ge ndert 14 12 2011 ah 28 07 2010 Haselhoff Pneumatik D nger P 23102400 Allgemein tol...

Page 25: ...e retracted down to the aluminium clips and press the discs into the ground Hydraulic cylinder depth setting with aluminium clips It is highly recommended to find the correct set ting by trying and te...

Page 26: ...and therefore maintenance free Check the discs regularly for clearance oil leaks and free rotation Notes on cleaning The mechanical seals are very sensitive if water has entered and the machine is th...

Page 27: ...rings will then rotate around the O ring and damage it Oil would run out and the bearing would be damaged after a short while Bearings must therefore not be cleaned with high pressure cleaning equipm...

Page 28: ...he scrapers If these already show signs of wear and a wear edge has formed this edge must not touch the cutting edge because then the automatic readjustment would no longer work If necessary insert an...

Page 29: ...do not re verse with the machine lowered Press rollers The press wheels are fastened to the coulter arm with a serrated segment They guide the depth of the seed placement cover the seed with fine soi...

Page 30: ...aluminium clips on the hydraulic cylinders The resulting pressure is transferred to coulters and pressure roller via the rubber elements The coulter pressure can be increased by back ing out the adjus...

Page 31: ...increase the coulter pressure and check for changes after driving a few meters in the field If the desired adjustment cannot be found within the coulter pressure adjustment range the proc ess must be...

Page 32: ...leaks kinks in hoses chafing and operation x Wing pre tension Check setting max 70 bar x Pneumatic system Distributor seed and fertliser hoses Check for leaks kinks in hoses chafing and blockage x Mot...

Page 33: ...e machine Carry out servicing and cleaning work Spray with oil cover rubber elements Coulter disc friction ring bearings Spray bearing with penetrating oil e g WD 40 Piston rods on hydraulic cylinders...

Page 34: ...Coulter pressure adjustment crank handle Lubrication points Wing frame bolts Bearing bout markers wheel hubs front Bout marker disc Pivoting axle and wheel hubs rear 27...

Page 35: ...ons Danger to life in the area of hydraulically operated components in case of non compliance Fold in the side wings Unscrew the valve 2 adjustment screw In the terminal choose Wings and operate the c...

Page 36: ...on ND 58059 USA Tel 701 532 1000 Fax 701 532 1101 Email info us horsch com Web www horsch com All details on technical specifications and pictograms are approximate and for information only Subject to...

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