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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSES
CORRECTION
The mower is locked
Check plugging, foreign object in
the cutterbar, turn the discs to
make sure all are turning freely
The mower is overloaded
Reduce the ground speed, or
reduce the conditioning intensity
by reducing the roll tension
Clutch slips
Clutch springs loosened
Check the length of the springs
Oil or grease in slip clutch
Remove grease or oil on the
friction plates
Clutch springs overheated
Replace the springs
Clutch friction plates worn
Replace them
or damaged
Conditioning roll gap
Adjust the roll gap. See proce-
insufficient (FC 4000R/RG)
dure in Adjustment Section under
Conditioning Intensity
Conditioning fingers worn
Replace the conditioning fingers
Excessive noise
or missing (FC 4000 G)
or vibration
Damaged PTO
Replace the damaged parts of
the PTO
Bent or missing blades
Replace the blades
Disc guard damage
Replace the disc guard
Conditioner rolls are out
Adjust timing, see chain replace-
of time (FC 4000 R / RG)
ment in Maintenance Section
Drawbar not adjusted
Adjust the length of the tractor’s
properly
drawbar and the length of the
Damage to front
mower’s drawbar. See attachment
PTO drive line
chapter
Lower arm of the tractor’s
Set the lower arm all the way up
three point hitch interferes
or all the way down and make
with the slip clutch
sure there is no interference while
turning
Summary of Contents for FC 4000 G
Page 1: ...OWNER S OPERATOR S MANUAL FC 4000 R FC 4000 RG FC 4000 G N 95109 C GB 10 2004...
Page 15: ...13 SAFETY DECALS...
Page 57: ...55 MAINTENANCE 2 Hydraulic schematic...
Page 58: ...56 MAINTENANCE ELECTRIC CONNECTORS...
Page 69: ...67 NOTES...
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