Operation
Whenever working on the machine
pay attention to the associated safety
notes in the chapter “Safety and
prevention of accidents” as well as
the accident prevention instructions!
Connecting/Parking
DANGER
There is a risk that persons may become
crushed and severely injured between machine
and tractor!
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Instruct persons to leave the area between
tractor and machine.
No person must be present between machine
and tractor when the tractor approaches the
machine or moves away from it!
DANGER
Danger of severe accidents when manoeuvring.
Keep an eye on your environment.
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Keep persons (children) out of the manoeu-
vring range of the machine.
WARNING
Leaking hydraulic fluid can cause serious in
-
juries! Danger of injury by unwanted machine
movements.
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Connect and disconnect the hydraulic lines
only when the hydraulics have been de-
pressurized on both machine and equipment
sides.
Connecting
The machine must be properly connected to a
tractor before any machine movements.
DANGER
Serious accidents caused by the machine roll-
ing away!
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When connecting machines with pneumatic
brake always connect the
yellow
connection
(brake line) first.
1. Clean the towing facilities of machine and
tractor and check for wear.
2. Move the tractor to the machine and set the
brake.
3. Coupling the machine.
Machines with tractor link arm hitching:
- Engage the machine.
- Insert the securing device of the catching
hooks.
- Lock the tractor link arms against move-
ment sideways.
Machines with drawbar eye:
- Connect hydraulic lines of the hydraulic
cylinder to the drawbar at the control unit
of the tractor.
- Adjust the height of the drawbar to allow
the machine to engage.
- Engage the machine.
- Insert the bolts and secure them.
Machines with ball and socket coupling:
- Connect hydraulic lines of the hydraulic
cylinder to the drawbar at the control unit
of the tractor.
- Lower the drawbar or spherical cap onto
the ball and slightly lift up the machine.
- Position the hold-down.
- Check the gap between hold-down and
spherical cap and adjust; see chapter
Maintenance overview
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