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ATTACHMENT

1. When attaching or removing the machine from the tractor, position hydraulic lift control lever in such a way that

it cannot be set off accidentally.

2. When attaching the machine to tractor hydraulic linkage, ensure that diameter of link pins corresponds to

diameter of ball joints.

3. WARNING ! Danger of crushing and shearing can exist in the lifting zone of the tractor hydraulic linkage !

4. Do not stand between the tractor and the machine when operating the outer control lever of the lift mechanism.

5. In transport, the machine lift mechanism should be stabilized by tractor tie rods to avoid floatation and side

shifting.

6. When transporting the machine in the raised position, lock the hydraulic lift control lever in place.

17. Drive speed must be adapted to ground conditions as well as roads and paths.

Always avoid abrupt changes of direction.

18. Precision steering, tractor adherence, road holding and efficient braking are influenced by the type of

implement, weight, ballast of front axle, ground or road conditions. It is therefore of utmost importance to be
cautious in every given situation.

19. Be particularly cautious when turning corners, paying attention to machine overhang, length, height and

weight.

20. Before operating the machine,  ensure that all safety guards are firmly in place and in good condition. If worn

or damaged, replace immediately.

21. Before operating the machine, check tightness of nuts and bolts, particularly on fixing elements (blades, tines,

knives, spades ...)

22. Keep clear of the machine operating area.

23. WARNING ! Danger of crushing and shearing can  exist when components are operated by hydraulic or

pneumatic controls.

24. Before leaving the tractor or before adjusting, maintaining or repairing the machine, turn off the engine, remove

ignition key and wait until all moving parts have come to a complete stop.

25. Do not stand between the tractor and the machine unless the hand brake is tight and/or stops have been placed

under the wheels.

26. Before any adjustments, maintenance or repairs are carried out, ensure that the machine cannot be started

up accidentally.

Summary of Contents for HR 5002 DR

Page 1: ...ASSEMBLY OPERATOR S MANUAL HR 5002 DR 6002 DR HR 5002 DR S 6002 DR S POWER HARROWS No 95404 E GB 03 1999...

Page 2: ...instruct you on the general operation of your machine He is interested that you get the best performance possible and will be glad to answer any special questions that may arise regarding the operati...

Page 3: ...share 22 Transport 23 Working position 24 Parking the machine 25 Operation 26 Optional accessories 27 1 Levellingbars 27 2 Wheel track eradicators 28 3 Three point hydraulic lift for additional implem...

Page 4: ...the operator Designated use of the machine also means following operation maintenance and repair recommendations given by the manufacturer using only genuine spare parts equipment and accessories as d...

Page 5: ...re there is sufficient visibility Keep all people and animals away from the danger zone of the machine risk of projection 8 Carrying people or animals on the machine when working or in transport is st...

Page 6: ...t braking are influenced by the type of implement weight ballast of front axle ground or road conditions It is therefore of utmost importance to be cautious in every given situation 19 Be particularly...

Page 7: ...foreengagingPTO ensurethatPTO speed rotationalfrequency anddirectionofrotationareinaccordance withmanufacturersrecommendations 9 Before engaging PTO keep all people and animals clear from the machine...

Page 8: ...ection 8 Before any adjustments maintenance or repairs are carried out lower the machine depressurize the circuit turn off the engine and remove ignition key MAINTENANCE 1 Before checking any machine...

Page 9: ...sported legally on public roads Ifmaximumauthorisedsizeisexceeded theusershouldactaccordingtothelegislationinforceregardingtransport of oversize equipment Load per axle and gross weight When transport...

Page 10: ...BEEN PLACED ON YOUR MACHINE IN THE AREAS INDICATED THEY ARE INTENDED FOR YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY AND FOR THE SAFETY OF THE PEOPLE WORKING WITH YOU THE TEXT SHOWN ON THEM GIVES THEIR PRECISE MEANING KEEP...

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Page 12: ...P T O shafts with cut out clutch Totalwidth machineunfolded m ft 5 25 17 3 6 21 20 4 Transportwidth m ft 2 48 8 2 with the rollers in the upward position Height machine folded front share lowered in w...

Page 13: ...port 1 of the preassembled signalling panels on the frame of the machine with 4 hexagonal screws 2 M10x100 4self lockingnuts M10 and 2 flat iron bars 3 photo 1 Fix the wiring harness on the machine fr...

Page 14: ...endentlyfloatinglowerlinks C facilitatethis operation The lower link arms I are to be attached to the inside oftheadjustablelowerattachmentyokes C bymeans of 37 hitch pins photo 4 The top link P is to...

Page 15: ...by the centre lines of the yoke and the sliding tubes must be equal and not exceed a combined angle of 30 when working The sliding tube overlap L must be at least 22 cm 8 5 fig 5 With the machine full...

Page 16: ...the machine side must be attached in the hole pro vided in the metal guard of the cen tral gearbox see figure 6 All worn ordamagedguardsmustbereplaced immediately After detaching the power harrow the...

Page 17: ...l frequency of 1000 rpm min 1 After a torque cut out it is important to disengage the PTO drive and lift the machine out of work Reengage the PTO drive when the cause for the cut out has been eliminat...

Page 18: ...tesatthesamespeed rotational frequency as the tractor PTO shaft An extra implement can be driven by a secondary PTO shaft which should be assembled and used according to the legislation in force at th...

Page 19: ...must never be removed To raise the roller completely out of work to reduce for example the transport width when the machine is folded lift the roller then place pin T in hole O photo 9 to improve see...

Page 20: ...tighten the 4 bolts R to a torque of 22 daNm 160 ft lbs and adjust the scraper plates P as described thereafter b Adjusting the scraper plates Slightly loosen the fixing bolts V of the scrapers P so...

Page 21: ...raper bar can be easily pivoted to permit cleaning a Fitting the maxipacker rollers and their scrapers photos A and B When fitting the rollers be sure to check their direction of rotation see arrow on...

Page 22: ...s rotation Also make sure that the scraper plates P are well centred with regards to the stud rows E photo C The scraper plate supports S are equipped with oblong holes enabling to recentre them by s...

Page 23: ...wear Toadjustthesidedeflectors L removethe6bolts F place the plate G to its new position and re tighten the bolts F torque 10 daNm 75 ft lbs photo12 b Forward position adjustment Two positions are pr...

Page 24: ...e of the two holes located beneath the pin 1 used as as stop photo 14 Make sure there is no risk of clashing between the front soil loosening share and the tractor when operating the 3 point lift with...

Page 25: ...the machine have been taken see page 29 activate the two half harrow lifting cylinder V until the mecanical latches M are engaged photo 17 NeverengagethePTOdrivewhenthe two half harrows are in transpo...

Page 26: ...e in two ways Rigidposition thetwohalf harrowsarelockedonthe frame and work like a rigid harrow providing a perfect levelling Floatingposition thetwohalf harrowsarearticulated on their pivot axis and...

Page 27: ...to 23 It is strictly forbidden to stock or store the machine in a folded position even when attached to the tractor the HR 5002 DR 6002 DR 5002 DR S 6002 DR S must be unfolded if there is a longer hal...

Page 28: ...work in a straight line When turning lift machine out of work Do not disengage the PTO drive unless the machine has been lifted out of work An accurate setting of the tractor s draft control can effe...

Page 29: ...be adjusted for height using its 2 mounting pins K photos 25 and 25 A for working in different soil conditions and working depths Fitting the levelling bars to the front photo 25 This allows pre leve...

Page 30: ...r is mounted The height of the leg L with reversible share F can be adjusted according to the depth of the wheel tracks by means of a pin N photos A and B Nevertheless the working depth of the shares...

Page 31: ...e road Theimplementmayalsobepartiallyraisedtoallowfoldingupthetwoharrowhalves Inthiscase asetofcylinder stroke limiting chains must be fitted a fitting Tofitthehydraulic3pointliftattachment atfirstdis...

Page 32: ...tional implement inparticulartoavoidanyinterferencebetweenthepowerharrowandthecombined implement Fitting the 2 cylinder stroke limiting chains L total factory adjusted length with 2 mounting brackets...

Page 33: ...rear PTO shaft P has been removed However it must always be installed when the rear PTO shaft is not used Therearetwoadhesivesafetydecals Q and F onthe3 pointframeasshowninphoto26 Theiraimistocontrib...

Page 34: ...S 525 989 00 on maxipacker rollers by using a longer screw V part No 800 312 40 Allow the nylon cleaning plate R to stick out of the carrier plates S by 10 mm and press it slightly against the roller...

Page 35: ...e following parts every 8 hours of use with SHELL Multi Purpose grease NLGI grade 2 the telescoping section of the PTO tubes A and both grease zerks of the PTO shield cones C Grease every 100 hours bo...

Page 36: ...th SHELL ALVANIA WRO grease Capacity HR 5002 DR 5002 DR S 20 kg 44 lbs in each HR 6002 DR 6002 DR S 23 kg 50 lbs in each FOR TROUBLE FREE OPERATION OF YOUR MACHINE WE RECOMMEND THE USE OF SHELL PRODUC...

Page 37: ...blade holders T HR 5002 DR 6002 DR or T HR 5002 DR S 6002 DR S from their transmissionshaft A simplyremovetheself locking bolts G orthespecialbolts G andtheirlockwashers H fig 38 and 39 When refittin...

Page 38: ...ins M use the special key N supplied with the machine photo 40 Whenchangingtheblades thelynch pins must also be replaced They have been specially designed and testedforthisuse Therefore always use ori...

Page 39: ...o a higher setting by means of the rollers Make sure it is set no deeper than necessary Rotorspeed rotationalfrequency Reducerotorspeed rotational is too high frequency at the gearbox see optional set...

Page 40: ...o high frequency andfittherearleveling bars pages 16 and 27 Erratic packer rollers Worn or incorrectly adjusted Position each scraper plate closely function scraperplates to the corresponding roller s...

Page 41: ...on and guidance on methods of testing AnnextoAIC1896 117REV February 1988 Health and Safety Executive ThemethodemployedcorrespondstothemethodNo 4inthisdocument Unspecifiedtestingconditions comply with...

Page 42: ...it has been misused neglected or damaged by accident or let out on hire Nor can claims be accepted if parts other than those manufactured by us have been incorporated in any of our equipment Furtherm...

Page 43: ...ions on all questions as to defect and to the exchange of any part or parts That all safety instructions in the Operator s Manual shall be followed and all safety guards regularly inspected and replac...

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Page 47: ...tive The Operator should respect all Health and Safety regulations as well as the Highway Code For your own safety use only genuine KUHN spare parts The manufacturer disclaims all responsibilities due...

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