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Safety instructions

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Danger of feet being cut or torn off altogether. Keep away from exposed

moving parts that are part of the work process!

It could cause serious injury, possibly leading to the loss of body parts.

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Keep your feet away from the hazardous area while the tractor engine is

running and the PTO drive shaft and/or hydraulic system are connected.

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Wait until the machine’s moving parts come to a complete standstill

before you place your foot in the hazardous area.

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Summary of Contents for SandCat

Page 1: ...SandCat Manual 998 188 1 Original document...

Page 2: ...contact your supplier s service department This document has been produced with the greatest of care Imants BV cannot however accept any responsibility for any errors in this document or any conseque...

Page 3: ...ve any questions about your SandCat or wish to order parts those specific details will allow us to help you quickly and efficiently Carefully read the full contents of this document A failure to do so...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...ns 19 5 1 SandCat 19 6 Loading and unloading the machine 20 7 Putting the machine into operation 21 7 1 Putting the PTO shaft into operation 22 8 Transport 23 9 Working with the machine 24 9 1 Tractor...

Page 6: ...Table of contents 6 10 4 1 ReplaceAeration blade 39 10 4 2 ReplaceCoulter SandCat 40 11 Cleaning 41 12 Decommissioning 42 13 Warranty 43 14 Appendix Appendices 44 15 CE declaration 45...

Page 7: ...tructions before using the machine for the first time The illustrations used in this Manual may differ from the configuration of your machine they are merely intended to explain a working principle Pl...

Page 8: ...in this manual Symbols have also been applied to the machine In this chapter you can see what these pictograms and symbols mean what they refer to or what they are warning you about 2 1 1 Hazard indi...

Page 9: ...ion Gloves Eye protection Clothing stipulations Document reference Use of tools Material use Read the manual Danger of becoming trapped due to being present within the lifting range Danger of becoming...

Page 10: ...low includes all possible pictograms which does not mean they are all used in this Manual On Off Hitch tension adjustment Hitch position adjustment Hitch downwards Hitch upwards Hitch working depth Pr...

Page 11: ...he purpose it was designed for The machine may only be used and maintained by persons who are familiar with the machine and have been made aware of the risks No one who could not be expected to make c...

Page 12: ...e machine has been properly supported For reasons of quality and safety only use original Imants parts Maintain the machine as indicated later in the manual Only perform this work when the machine is...

Page 13: ...ibly leading to the loss of body parts Never insert your hands or arms into the hazardous area while the tractor s engine is running and the PTO drive shaft and or hydraulic system are connected Wait...

Page 14: ...cess It could cause serious injury possibly leading to the loss of body parts Keep your feet away from the hazardous area while the tractor engine is running and the PTO drive shaft and or hydraulic s...

Page 15: ...arning stickers and type plate on the machine Warning labels should always be legible The illustration below shows where the safety stickers and type plate are to be found on the machine Illustration...

Page 16: ...always be trained and qualified to operate the machine remain alert and avoid hazardous situations always conduct an inspection before use conduct functional tests check the workplace keep bystanders...

Page 17: ...exercise the greatest caution when working Even if all the safety precautions are taken and the machine is used in accordance with the regulations there are still residual risks Residual risks Contact...

Page 18: ...hine functions are as follows Restoring maintaining stretches of grass Applying sand into the trenches created Creating improved drainage Stripping the top layer Aerating greens Buffering the sand to...

Page 19: ...nce mm 645 25 4 Weight Machine weight kg lbs 435 960 Volume Sand bunker m3 Ft3 0 15 2 6 Power Min power KW pK 22 30 Max power KW pK 43 58 Working speed Max working speed Km h mph 0 5 0 3 Working depth...

Page 20: ...proved lifting equipment wire ropes belts chains etc that have a permissible load that is greater than the weight of the machine see type plate do not have any defects Only qualified personnel should...

Page 21: ...ct the overload clutch according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the PTO drive shaft Check whether the clearance around the PTO drive shaft is sufficient whatever the operating con...

Page 22: ...heid de downloads anleitungen Points of attention 1 The length of the PTO shaft With the shortest operating distance between the tractor and the machine the PTO shaft must still be able to slide in by...

Page 23: ...on could include matters such as Maximum transport width Maximum axle load Lighting to be shown Use of warning signs Before the tractor machine combination goes on a public road at least check the fol...

Page 24: ...tch pedal nor take the tractor out of gear The machine could actually push the tractor forward This could lead to hazardous situations It is not permitted to stand on the machine or to stand within th...

Page 25: ...Working with the machine 25 Immediately turn off the PTO if the raised machine runs erratically Friction with the soil may cause the wear parts to become very hot...

Page 26: ...ings Ensure there is sufficient weight at the front of the tractor Ensure the tyre pressures are equal Place the lifting arms at the same height Put the lowering speed of the hitch to slow Select the...

Page 27: ...electrical or air 8 Reverse further with the tractor towards the machine 9 Connect the three point hitch to the machine s coupling points Ensure the coupling points are properly secured 10 Use the st...

Page 28: ...ure Illustration Filling 1 Close the hopper s valve Indicator in position 2 Secure the tractor to prevent unintended starting or rolling away 3 Fill the hopper with dry sand Starting injection 1 Slowl...

Page 29: ...ower the machine while it is moving and the engine is revving slowly 4 Engage the PTO just before the rotor contacts the ground 5 Gradually increase the engine speed and the driving speed Optimum driv...

Page 30: ...l mechanical hydraulic pneumatic and electrical energy present in the machine The machine may come to a halt because it is full or because of stones or other obstacles To prevent damage to the transmi...

Page 31: ...hine 1 Lower the machine s support legs and secure them again with a linch pin 2 Place the machine on a flat stable surface 3 Secure the tractor to prevent unintended starting or rolling away 4 Diseng...

Page 32: ...hine Be aware of residual mechanical hydraulic pneumatic and electrical energy present in the machine Work may only be carried out under a raised machine if the machine has been properly supported For...

Page 33: ...rises the following components 10 2 1 PTO drive shaft Keep the PTO drive shaft clean Lubricate sliding parts so that the PTO drive shaft can slide in and out easily Consult the PTO shaft manual for it...

Page 34: ...responsible manner To do so follow the local statutory regulations in force Check the oil level 1 Set the gear box to be horizontal 2 The oil level must be in the middle of the sight glass of the lev...

Page 35: ...pe Vent plug filler plug Level plug Drain plug Table 5 Oil level legend8369 M 1 Gearbox type Oil type Oil volume Maintenance interval 001069 8369 M 1 MobilGear 600XP320 1 6 L 0 4 USgal 12 months or 50...

Page 36: ...raised machine if the machine has been properly supported For reasons of quality and safety only use original Imants parts Replace the chain sprockets chain grease at the same time Make sure the chai...

Page 37: ...ne 37 Symbol Length mm Action Type 10 0 4 10 10 0 4 0 4 Chain too tight tension the chain Chain tensioner in this position and distance greater than 10 0 4 Replace the chain Table 7 Chain tensioner ad...

Page 38: ...the machine 38 10 3 Periodic maintenance and inspection Checking the vent nipples Symbol Number of bleed nipples Maintenance interval 1 Main gearbox 12 months or 500 operating hours Table 8 Checking t...

Page 39: ...oved from the ignition For reasons of quality and safety only use original Imants parts Dispose of any worn components in an environmentally responsible manner Always follow the locally applicable sta...

Page 40: ...gnition Dispose of any worn components in an environmentally responsible manner Always follow the locally applicable statutory regulations Procedure Illustration 1 Place the machine on its legs 2 Remo...

Page 41: ...r or fat soluble agents Observe the legal requirements concerning the use and disposal of cleaning agents When cleaning with a high pressure cleaner you must always follow the instructions below 1 Max...

Page 42: ...hen the machine is decommissioned the parts can be sorted as follows 1 Metals 2 Plastics 3 Oils and greases Dispose of the sorted materials in an environmentally responsible manner Always follow the l...

Page 43: ...T FOR A CERTAIN PURPOSE AS WELL AS ANY OTHER LIABILITY OF IMANTS BV B Limitation of liability It is expressly stated that the liability of IMANTS BV for its products either on account of termination o...

Page 44: ...Appendix Appendices 44 14 Appendix Appendices In this part of the manual you can find extra information about your machine...

Page 45: ...CE declaration 45 15 CE declaration...

Page 46: ...Notitieblad Note sheet Notizenblatt 46 16 Notitieblad Note sheet Notizenblatt...

Page 47: ...Notitieblad Note sheet Notizenblatt 47 17 Notitieblad Note sheet Notizenblatt...

Page 48: ...Imants BV Turnhoutseweg 29 5541 NV Reusel 31 0 497 642 433 31 0 497 643 205 www imants nl info imants nl...

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