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Appendix

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Connect side panels to tubular hoop (2) and secure with
bolt (2) and nut.

KDW03060

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Fasten front panel (3) and side panel (4) via the slotted
holes (1) with two bolts and plane washers.

KDW03040

A1.3.1 Installing the tarpaulins

Installing the rear tarpaulin (without metal eyelets)

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Slide the tarpaulin (2) onto the rod (1) with reciprocal
movements using the rope ends (3).

Fit two rope ends on each end of the rod.

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Push the other side of the tarpaulin on to the tube.

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Push the tube into the marked retainers and secure at
the ends using ring cotter pins (4).

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Summary of Contents for 4XL-RGL

Page 1: ...Operating instructions No 727 3 GB Short stork loading wagon XXL RGL 4XL RGL from Machine no 490 681 R GL ...

Page 2: ...given overleaf Spelle 07 04 00 Heinz Krone General Manager pp Dr Josef Horstmann Manager of Construction and Development Josef Jungehüser Manager of Quality Assurance We are solely responsible for the product to which this declaration refers complying with the relevant fundamental safety and health requirements of EC Directive 89 392 EEC 3 and Directive Amendment of 22 07 93 EC Declaration of Conf...

Page 3: ... short stalk loading wagon and to maintain the value of your investment Please note the following Always store these operating instructions ready to hand in the container provided for them These instructions are a component of your machine Only operate your machine in accordance with these instructions It is vitally important that you follow the safety instructions Likewise follow the relevant acc...

Page 4: ...Foreword ...

Page 5: ...and making spare parts II 4 2 12 Non permitted modes of operation II 4 2 13 Safety instructions on the machine II 4 2 14 Position of the general information panels on the machine II 8 3 Operation 3 1 General information III 1 3 2 Special safety instructions III 1 3 3 Hitching up to the tractor III 2 3 4 Connections III 3 3 5 Pick up III 6 3 6 Baffle plate III 6 3 7 Cutter unit III 7 3 8 Road trave...

Page 6: ...ion VII 7 7 9 Scrapers VII 8 7 10 Lubrication VI 11 7 11 Brake system VI 14 7 12 Care after daily use VI 17 8 Overwintering 8 1 Special safety instructions VIII 1 8 2 General information VIII 1 9 Recommissioning 9 1 Special safety instructions IX 1 9 2 General information IX 1 10 Faults causes and removal 10 1 Special safety instructions X 1 10 2 Table of faults their causes and removal X 1 A Appe...

Page 7: ...EC Directive 89 392 EEC 3 and Directive amendment of 22 07 93 are complied with See inside title page 1 2 4 Identification label Maschinenfabrik Bernard Krone GmbH Heinrich Krone Str 10 D 48480 Spelle Made in Germany Model Year of manufacture Vehicle ident no The whole identification label has documentation value and must not be altered or made unrecognisable 1 2 5 Information for enquiries and or...

Page 8: ... borne solely by the user Proper use includes following the operating maintenance and service instructions stipulated by the manufacturer Permitted loads agricultural storks such as hay straw and grass silage The collection and loading of other materials is only permitted after agreementwiththemanufacturer In any case the basic requirement is that the load material is laid in swathes and picked up...

Page 9: ...ection Cutting length for 10 cutters approx mm 160 160 20 cutters approx mm 80 80 39 cutters approx mm 40 40 Pick up working width DIN11200 mm 1800 1800 Powerconsumption approx kW HP 95 130 105 143 Permitted laden weight kg 16 000 19 500 19 500 22 5 1 Loadingtime approx min 6 9 7 10 Unloadingtime approx min 1 5 2 Ground clearance of the hydraulic articulated tow bar approx mm 750 750 Single or dou...

Page 10: ...I 4 General information ...

Page 11: ...The owner must also ensure that the contents of the operating instructions are fully understood by the personnel Maintenance work which is not described in these operation instructions must only be carried out by authorised specialist workshops 2 3 Dangers involved in not following the safety instructions Not following the safety instruction will put at risk personnel the environment and the machi...

Page 12: ...the purpose 13 Abide by the permitted axle loads laden weight and transport dimensions 14 Check and attach transport equipment such as lights warning devices and any possible safety devices 15 Ancillary equipment ropes chains and rods etc and remotely operated devices must be positioned so that they do not cause any unintentional movement in all transport and working positions 16 See that equipmen...

Page 13: ...in inside the area of the rotating power take off shaft or articulated shaft 12 Always shut down the power take off shaft when the bend is unnecessarily too great 13 Caution After shutting down the power take off shaft there is a danger that parts which are subject to inertia will continue running Do not approach the machine during this time Work must not be carried out on the machine until it is ...

Page 14: ... the electrical system 7 Protective devices subject to wear must be checked regularly and replaced at the proper time 8 When carrying out electric welding work on the tractor and attached equipment disconnect the cable from the generator and the battery 9 Spare parts must at least comply with the technical requirements laid down by the equipment manufacturer This is only guaranteed by using genuin...

Page 15: ...II 5 Safety ...

Page 16: ...II 6 Safety Position of safety labels on the machine Left side of the wagon Right side of the wagon KLW07350 R GL 3 3 7 4 6 KLW07340H R GL 1 7 5 4 2 6 ...

Page 17: ...shaft Theoperating pressure of the hydraulic unit must not exceed 200 bar 939 101 4 MAX 1000 min MAX 200 bar Part no 939 100 4 1 x Part no 939 101 4 1 x 939 100 4 MAX 540 min MAX 200 bar 7 Part no 942 196 1 2 x Never attempt to access the crushing or danger zone while the parts are still able to move 3 Part no 939 407 1 2 x Never attempt to access the pick up area while the tractor engine is switc...

Page 18: ...II 8 Safety 2 14 Position of the general information panels on the machine Left side of the machine Right side of the machine KLW07350 R GL 4 1 9 2 10 3 5 KLW07340 R GL 7 11 8 6 ...

Page 19: ...e table 2 x 8 10 333 265 0 1 x 333 699 0 1 x Forconvenience 11 333 678 4 1 x bei Hitch 9 50h 6 50h 50h 11 50h 10h 50h 100h KDW05180 KDW02280 KDW10290 333 678 4 50h 50h KDW10230 50h 8 50h 5 250h 50h bei Lenkachse bei Lenkachse 250h 100h 250h 250h Anhänger ist mit einer Zugöse DIN 11026 ausgerüstet Er darf nur an Zugmaschinen mit einer dafür geeigneten Anhänge kupplung angekuppelt werden 939 478 3 A...

Page 20: ...II 10 Safety ...

Page 21: ...d short stalk loading wagon from rolling away During operation keep to an adequate safety distance from all moving parts on the short stalk loading wagon This especially applies to the pick up device for the pressed material Only remove blockages from this device when the power take off shaft is switched off and the engine is shut down No one must remain within the discharge area or the area where...

Page 22: ...applies to tow bars in the case of top trailer attachments with compressed air brakes Towing height see Page A 2 3 3 Hitching up to the tractor No persons are permitted inside the dangerarea The short stalk wagon must be adjusted to the tractor currently being used see Appendix A Inital hitch up 3 3 1 Couple the towing eye of the trailer to the tractor hitch When hitching up the wagon proceed as f...

Page 23: ...uble acting tractor valve with pressurelessreturn or a single acting connection with pressurelessreturnconnection Follow the colour coding on the tractor hydraulicsystem For tractors with load sensing hydraulic systems see Section Hydraulicunit 3 4 2 Electrical connection in general for standard and operator friendly units Connect the 7 core cable connection 3 for the lights to the 7 way plug conn...

Page 24: ...dly control unit to the 3 way power socket on the tractor 3 4 3 Compressed air connections for air brakes special equipment Plug the coloured couplings of the compressed air hoses 1 into the couplings with the corresponding colours on the tractor First connect the yellow coupling and then the red coupling Disconnection is carried out in the reverse order Arrange the cable connections between the t...

Page 25: ...hains 2 of the guard to the articulated shaft Always install the overload coupling on the machine wagon side see A1 Initial hitch up Connect the separate hydraulic hose from the arrester ram of the steering axle yellow protective cap to a single acting connection on the tractor hydraulic system 3 4 6 Hydraulic connection for blocking trailing steering axle special fitting Follow the tractor manufa...

Page 26: ...itional hole 5 3 6 Baffle plate Adjust the height of the baffle plate to the situation and conditions of the crop Normal position In principle suspend the baffle plate 1 at the top using the chain 2 Very short load material requires a lower setting For boggy ground the pick up can also be fitted with additional wheels behind to give a wider track width than the wheels of the tractor On flat surfac...

Page 27: ...eneral information The cutter unit has 39 individual cutters which are protected against foreign objects Either 0 10 20 or 39 cutters can be switched in according to choice via the central cutter switch The cutters are arranged in two levels the upper level with two sets of 10 cutters and the lower level with 19 cutters Theoretically the shortest cutting length is 40 mm Longer lengths can be achie...

Page 28: ... at Position Lift until the red indicator lamp goes out KDW00030 1 2 3 3 7 4 Switching cutters Lifting the articulated tow bar makes it easier to work in comfort under the vehicle Secure the raised vehicle with the supportingfoot Lower the cutter unit fully At the same time activate the Switch cutters switch or Quit key in the case of the operator friendly control unit and operate the Lower switch...

Page 29: ...me KDW05110 3 4 1 Remove the cutters from the lower cutter unit KDW05090 3 7 6 Sharpening the cutters Check the cutters 2 for sharpness every day When necessary sharpen the cutters which have been removed by working from the back of the cutting edge 1 Only sharpen from the side which is not fluted If possible use the KRONE sharpener for sharpening ET Part no for the KRONE cutter sharpener cutter h...

Page 30: ... that the upper cutter unit is no longer in the Intermediate parking position As well as this use the multipurpose spanner 4 to lift the upper cutter unit slightly in order to release the catch 1 Lower the upper cutter unit 3 7 8 Retracting the cutter unit The cutter unit is locked hydraulically by retracting it against the end stop To do this retract the cutter unit to the end stop switch the ele...

Page 31: ...tipurpose spanner always switch off the engine and remove the ignition key If it is not possible to remove the blockages by using the power take off shaft place the multipurpose spanner on the drive shaft on the side Using the multipurpose spanner turn the conveyor mechanism in the direction opposite to the direction of operation Remove the multipurpose spanner and hang it in the retainer provided...

Page 32: ...rt distance forwards or backwards in a straight line While driving backwards leave the pressure on the hydraulic connection as it is While driving forwards switch the tractor valve for the steering axle to lower so that the wheels can adjust freely whengoingroundbends The steering axle must be locked when driving forwards a if the cornering stability of the non steerable front axle is no longer su...

Page 33: ...oading material and the number of cutters installed a 3 10 2 2 For electromagnetic standard operation When loading proceed as follows Switch the pick up switch to Lower Switch the tractor hydraulic system to Lower or Floating position so that the pick up can adjust to the condition of the ground When starting the loading process switch on the scraper floor advance when the loading material has rea...

Page 34: ...or if the loading unit runs unevenly because the loading material is heavy c 3 10 2 4 Fortheelectromagneticoperator friendly control unit with automatic loader When starting the loading process switch on the hydraulic oil circulation on the tractor and arrest the switch lever Switch the Pick up switch to Lower The pick up can be run in this floating position during the entire loading process Havin...

Page 35: ...p Switch on the scraper floor and advance swiftly so that the loaded material can fall freely out of the wagon When opening the rear flap nobody must remain within the area where it swings open 3 10 4 Preparation for the emptying process Before starting the emptying process switch on the hydraulic sytem on the tractor Switch on the on board electronic system The automatic loader must be switched t...

Page 36: ...oceed as follows Raise the wagon slightly using the articulated tow bar Extend the stabilising foot 1 and secure with pins 7 In order to make it easier to insert the pins 7 adjust the lock nuts on the threaded rod 8 so that the holes in the inner and outer tubes of the stabiliser foot 1 are exactly aligned Carefully lower the articulated tow bar until the stabiliser foot 1 rests on the ground Swit...

Page 37: ...III 17 Operation KDW03210 1 Arrest the short stalk loading wagon by applying the parking brake 1 Stow the control box in the retainer provided for it KLW09340 ...

Page 38: ...III 18 Operation ...

Page 39: ...k up is able to move freely If the hydraulic scraper floor is switched on during the loading process the switch for scraper floor operation must be switched to On Now the tractor hydraulic system is switched to Pressure and the scraper floor operates After scraper floor operation is finished the scraper floor switch must be returned to the 0 position and the tractor hydraulic system switched to th...

Page 40: ... 7 Switch for operating the scraper floor 8 Switch for operating the hydraulic cutters 0 system 9 The red indicator lamp lights up when the cutter 0 circuit is operated or when the cutter unit is not in its operatingposition KLW07013 1 2 3 8 6 9 7 5 4 10 11 13 12 10 Switch for the floodlamp in the storage area 11 Switch for changing cutters When changing cutters first switch cutter unit to Positio...

Page 41: ...ently of the other functions The other ram functions articulated tow bar rear flap cutter 0 circuit and folding grill can be operated independently of the scraper floor and pick up functions However the electric switches for the ram functions must be returned to the neutral position after the function has been carried out When travelling on the road it is advisable to switch off the tractor hydrau...

Page 42: ...ch for the automatic loader 5 The scraper floor is set in motion at the same time depending on the height of loaded material in the front of the wagon 6 ON OFF switch for the scraper floor When the scraper floor is switched on Scraper floor is running appears on the display When the scraper floor has been switched off automatically Wagon full appears on the display accompanied by a short tone on t...

Page 43: ...unit on the right hand side of the machine As soon as the cutters on the cutter unit have been swung out the number after the word Cutters retract on the display 10 must change to 1 The distance between the sensor 1 and the solenoid 2 must 5 mm 1 2 Sensor test Load a 0 Scrape b 1 By operating the Quit button 12 changes can now be made at each test level Switch on the display and control unit at Bu...

Page 44: ...V 4 Operator friendly solenoid control unit ...

Page 45: ...y using a pointed object to press in the scraper floor valve see 1 and 2 Emergency operation of the valves for the pick up etc is carried out by screwing in the star wheel screw 6 1 1 Load sensing connection The operator friendly hydraulic system has load sensing LS capability The advantage of using this device on tractors which have been equipped for it is the lower energy demand which results fr...

Page 46: ...tor has a closed hydraulic system e g John Deere the tractor has an LS pump and a connected signal cable The connection 2 for the signal cable is located beneath the hydraulic system screw Keep to an adequate safety distance while these procedures are being carried out Switch off the power take off shaft and the electrical system 6 2 1 Emergency manual operation If there is a breakdown of the elec...

Page 47: ...he star wheel screw again to its end stop Raising the rear flap Screw in the two star wheel screws on the Raise lower rear flap control valve Push in the solenoid plunger of the control valve 1 using a sharp object The rear flap will raise Keep the solenoid plunger pressed in and screw out one of the two star wheel screws again to its end stop Screw out the other star wheel screw again to its end ...

Page 48: ...VI 4 Hydraulic system 6 2 3 Hydraulic unit standard ...

Page 49: ...VI 5 Hydraulic system 6 2 4 Hydraulic unit operator friendly ...

Page 50: ...MESSER HECKKLAPPE DRUCK LEITUNG TANK LEITUNG RUECKSCHLAG VENTIL P T ANSCHLUSS SCHLEPPERHYDRAULIK T P A A A A A KNICKDEICHSEL d 1mm 332 014 d 1 4mm 920 904 B B B P 20 BAR 6 2 5 Hydraulic circuit diagram of the loading wagon Standard operation Model GL ...

Page 51: ...DRAULIK T P A A A A KNICKDEICHSEL d 1 5mm 332 014 d 1 4mm 920 904 334 850 B B B A LS LS T P POWER BEYOND TRACTOR LASTMELDELEITUNG NUR BEI LOAD SENSING SCHLEPPERHYDRAULIK UEBER POWER BEYOND ANZUSCHLIESSEN d 1mm 340 687 HOCHDRUCK FILTER a A B A B a b 6 2 6 Hydraulic circuit diagram of the loading wagon Operator friendly operation Model GL ...

Page 52: ...VI 8 Hydraulic system ...

Page 53: ...and short stalk loading wagon against rolling away After care and maintenance work is finished re install all protective covers and protective devices in the correct manner Avoid getting oils and greases on the skin In the event of injury caused by leaking oil immediately call a doctor All other safety instructions must be followed in order to avoid accidents and injuries A Thread size Class of st...

Page 54: ...isk of injury Check the air pressure regularly When loosening and tightening wheel nuts follow the sequence shown in the figure on the right Check wheel nuts and retighten if necessary10 operating hours after installation After this check that the wheel nuts are tight every 50 operatinghours M 10 x 1 0 17 4 5 93 93 M 12 x 1 5 19 4 5 93 93 M 14 x 1 5 22 5 137 137 M 18 x 1 5 24 6 265 245 M 20 x 1 5 ...

Page 55: ... in the eye has been reached this must be replaced Repair work on the tow bar must only be carried out by a trained specialist The wear limit of the bush in the eye 1 is a 43 mm If this value is exceeded the bush must be replaced To minimise wear clean the bush and the eye every day and lubricate with grease KDW02330 a Tyre diameter mm Width mm Load capacity kg Air pressure bar High speed tyres lo...

Page 56: ...m should be adjusted to be as sensitive as possible The response threshold of the shut down system can be set by adjusting the end stop 2 KLW09270 2 4 Changing the response threshold Slacken screws 4 Change the height of the end stop 2 to achieve the desired angle for the swivel lever 3 Retighten screws 4 Large angel for the swivel lever 3 later shut down Small angle for the swivel lever earlier s...

Page 57: ...e a vessel of sufficient capacity underneath to hold the escaping oil Slacken the filter bottom section 4 using screw wrenchSW27 Remove the filter bottom section 4 and shake out the remainingoil Clean the filter bottom section 4 Pull out the old filter element 3 Push the new filter element 3 onto the valve collar Check the O ring 2 on the filter bottom section 4 If the O ring is damaged replace it...

Page 58: ...veyor drum is located at the front right hand side of the loading wagon behind the protective cladding The oil level must be checked every 50 h KLW07100 1 3 The screw 2 must be removed to top up with oil SAE 90 APi GL 4 KLW07090 2 7 7 2 Scraper floor drive unit The scraper floor drive unit is located at the rear on the right hand side The screw 1 must be removed to check the oil level and fill wit...

Page 59: ... After long periods of operation the scraper floor chain may strech so that automatic tensioning is no longer guaranteed In this case the chain must be shortened by 2 or 4 links KDW04120 1 x 2 For separate scraper floors with 4 chains Hook in the spring clamp 2 Using a nut draw the threaded spindle 1 out until the scraper floor tensioner can move freely The tension spring is under high tension Rep...

Page 60: ...rtened Activatetheautomaticscraper floortensioneragain KLW09030 1 7 9 Scrapers The scrapers are located on the conveyor drum at the front of the storage area Check the backs of the scrapers 1 for wear after each season and replace if necessary 7 9 1 Adjusting the cutter point distance Disengage the cutter unit Slacken the nut 1 Screw the adjustment screw 2 in or out Screwing out distance increases...

Page 61: ... the scrapers 2 must be at a distance A or B from the rotating conveyor drum 3 Adjusting the distance from the cutter to the drum Slacken all screws 1 on the scraper bar on the right and left Twist the whole scraper bar until the distance A 1 5 mm Tighten the screws 2 KLW0A 05 1 3 B 3 10mm A 1 5mm 1 KLW09110 1 ...

Page 62: ... The lubrication intervals for the articulated shaft are shown in the figure on the right For further information see the articulated shaft manufacturer s operating instruction Gelenkwelle 40h 8h 40h 8h 8h 8h 20h Definition of terms Term Lubricant Point Quantity Specialfeatures Greases Multipurposegrease Lubricationnipple Remove excess grease from approx two pumps of the lubrication nipple greaseg...

Page 63: ...1 Maintenance 7 10 3 Lubrication chart bei Hitch 9 50h 6 50h 50h 11 50h 10h 50h 100h KDW05180 KDW02280 KDW10290 333 678 4 50h 50h KDW10230 50h 8 50h 5 250h 50h bei Lenkachse bei Lenkachse 250h 100h 250h 250h ...

Page 64: ... the pick up 1 Compensationlinkage 3 Bearing of the roller feeler arm for the pick up 2 Conveyordrumbearing right 1 Parking brakelever 1 Towing eye for swivel hitching eye only 1 Scraper floor shaft front 4 Scraper floor shaft rear 4 Tandem axle brake axle automatic slack adjuster 8 4 Compensation rocker right left for trailing arm unit only 2 Steering axle steering swivel special fitting 4 Steeri...

Page 65: ...ing wagons with intact brake systems must be used for work in the field or for travelling on the road 7 11 2 Adjusting the transmission device After the first few kilometers travelled the transmission device and the brake linings of the brake drum will have bedded in The resulting play will have to be compensated for Checking the play The loading wagon must be secured and shut down Move the lever ...

Page 66: ...tions Removing the air filter Slacken the nut 2 Twist the air filter 1 Slacken the hook spring ring 3 Remove the filter element Maintaining the air filter Clean the air filter before the season starts Installing the air filter Installation is carried out in the reverse order of removal KLW10120 1 3 2 KLW10090 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Make sure that the filter element is assembled in the correct sequence 1 Sp...

Page 67: ...y week but at least after 20 operating hours The receiver is drained via the drainage valve on the underside Shut down the loading wagon and secure Open the drain valve and release the condensation water Check the drain valve clean it and screw it back in A heavily contaminated or leaky drain valve must be replace with a new one 7 12 Care after daily use After daily operation the area of the conve...

Page 68: ...VII 16 Maintenance ...

Page 69: ... vicinity of artificial fertilisers or animal housing Repair damaged paintwork and thoroughly treat bare metal with rust inhibitor Only jack up the short stalk loading wagon with a suitable vehicle jack Make sure that the jacked up short stalk metering wagon is stable Jack up the short stalk loading wagon to relieve the tyres Protect the tyres from external effects such as oil grease and radiation...

Page 70: ...VIII 2 Overwintering ...

Page 71: ...covers and protective devices in the correct manner All other safety instructions must also be followed to avoid injury and accidents 9 2 General information Lubricate all lubrication points with grease and oil the chains Wipe away any grease emerging from the lubrication points Check the oil level in the main transmission box and top up if necessary delivery rotor Check hydraulic hoses and pipewo...

Page 72: ...IX 2 Recommissioning ...

Page 73: ...rew on the hydraulic valve unit not adjusted correctly Powersupplyinterrupted In this case switch off the power take off shaft Determine the cause of the fault and remove it then switch on the power take off shaft again 10 Faults causes and removal 10 1 Special safety instructions Maintenance care service and cleaning work must only be carried out with the machine shut down Shut down the engine re...

Page 74: ...X 2 Faults causes and removal ...

Page 75: ...it the type of tractor used to tow it The following parts are supplied loose These parts must be stowed in the storage compartment of the wagon 1 Articulated shaft 2 Control 3 Electrical cable for lights 4 Paint spray can 5 Operatinginstructions 6 Attachment shackle 7 Fittings in the box not in the picture Tarpaulin without metal eyelets x 1 Tarpaulin with 58 metal eyelets x 1 Metal rods x 2 Ropes...

Page 76: ...ractor and short stalk loading wagon must be secured against rolling away The height adjustment articulated tow bar and the angle adjustment of the towing eye must only be carried out by the specialist dealer The hydraulic height adjustment must only be used for unloading on a level stretch Use on the road is only permitted with the articulated tow bar lowered Repair work on the hydraulic unit mus...

Page 77: ...ew up the nut 1 again The two rams must be adjusted equally If necessary adjust the position of the ram 1 and its mounting 2 i e by using one of the holes 3 in the tow bar frame 4 1 3 2 KLW09330 KDW02070 1 2 3 KDW02360 B A A1 1 4 Adjusting the angle of the towing eye The towing eye can be mounted in two positions so that the coupling between the trailer and the towing eye can be as near to the hor...

Page 78: ...re that no one is inside the danger area of the wagon The torque 1 stamped on the overload coupling see example must agree with the torque in the following table If these values do not agree the KRONE dealer must be informed A1 2 2 Overload coupling The wagon is fitted with a cam operated clutch linkage with a fixed torque setting When the linkage is overloaded the power from the tractor is interr...

Page 79: ...aft with the overload safety device on the machine side Measure the overlap and adjust the length according to the articulated shaft manufacturer s operating instructions supplied with the machine The minimum overlap must be ensured even when the articulated shaft is bent hydraulicarticulatedtow bar VP 1 035 1 2 KR 1 080 2 1 A1 2 4 Assembling the articulated shaft Slide on the overload safety devi...

Page 80: ...d connected to the wagon switch off the engine apply the brake and remove the ignition key Enter the wagon by the side door Assemble the upper panels Assembly must be carried out by at least two people Swing up tubular hoops 4 Fasten tubular hoops 4 on each side with U profile 3 bolt 1 and nut 2 Swing up front panel 4 Swing out side panels 2 KDW03100 1 2 KDW03150 3 4 2 1 KDW03180 1 4 4 ...

Page 81: ...ers KDW03040 1 3 4 2 A1 3 1 Installing the tarpaulins Installing the rear tarpaulin without metal eyelets Slide the tarpaulin 2 onto the rod 1 with reciprocal movements using the rope ends 3 Fit two rope ends on each end of the rod Push the other side of the tarpaulin on to the tube Push the tube into the marked retainers and secure at the ends using ring cotter pins 4 KLW08191 3 2 1 4 ...

Page 82: ...s The two outer hooks 2 each take two rope ends 3 A1 3 1 Installing the ropes Starting from the back guide the rope 2 through the eyes 1 of the tubular hoops From below guide the rope through the eyelets in the tarpaulin and place it on the hooks on the front panel The two outer ropes are also threaded through the two side eyelets in the tarpaulin Lay the tension ropes 3 and 4 round the front tubu...

Page 83: ...A 9 Appendix A2 Electrical circuit diagram Standardoperation ...

Page 84: ...A 10 Appendix Operator friendlyoperation ...

Page 85: ...A 11 Appendix ...

Page 86: ...A 12 Appendix ...

Page 87: ...A 13 Appendix ...

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