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HR3004D-3504D

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6. - Putting into service

KN207JGB_D

Power harrow

With removable rods removed

HR3004D

Recommended for use in wetter conditions, it
reduces risk of clogging. Produces a coarser
crumbling and levelling.

To remove the rods:

- Remove roll pins (1).
- Dislodge rods using a hammer.
- Pull firmly on rods to remove them completely.

6.2.8 Uncoupling the machine

- When optional equipment is used, follow

specific procedures mentioned in the
related section:
• 

Optional equipment / Hydraulic lift
linkage / Removal.

• Optional equipment / Rear attachment

with double acting hydraulic lift /
Removal.

• 

Optional equipment / Lights and
indicators / Coupling and uncoupling.

• Optional equipment / Front signalling

elements / Coupling and uncoupling.

1

Summary of Contents for HR3004D

Page 1: ...Original instructions KN207JGB_D Read carefully before starting the machine Power harrow HR3004D 3504D KN207JGB_D English 10 2019 Operator s manual J0001 J9999 KN207JGB_D...

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Page 3: ...HIS MANUAL AVAILABLE FOR REFERENCE Pass it on to the next owner if you re sell the machine Your KUHN dealer can offer a complete line of genuine KUHN service parts These parts are manufactured and car...

Page 4: ...s when driving on public roads 14 4 2 7 Maximum speed 18 4 2 8 Precautions when coupling 18 4 2 9 Hydraulic circuit 19 4 2 10 PTO shaft 20 4 2 11 Precautions during manoeuvres 21 4 2 12 Remote control...

Page 5: ...t 44 6 1 6 Cam type cut out clutch 46 6 1 7 PTO output stub on gearbox 51 6 2 Adjusting the machine 52 6 2 1 Front rear machine levelling 52 6 2 2 Rotor speed adjustment 52 6 2 3 Adjusting the roller...

Page 6: ...1 9 4 2 Coupling device 82 9 4 3 Removal 85 9 4 4 Putting the machine into transport position 85 9 4 5 Putting the machine into work position 86 9 4 6 Adjustments in working position 86 9 4 7 Maintena...

Page 7: ...raining 101 10 3 4 Greasing 103 10 4 Maintenance 103 10 4 1 Gearbox oil level check 103 10 4 2 Checking the blades and their mounting hardware 104 10 4 3 Checking the side deflectors 106 10 4 4 Oil se...

Page 8: ...HR3004D 3504D 8 3 Identification of the machine KN207JGB_D Power harrow 3 Identification of the machine 3 1 Front view 3 2 Rear view...

Page 9: ...acturer 2 Type 3 Serial Number 4 Weight According to the country of destination additional plates can be fitted on the machine For machines aimed at countries which are members of the European Union E...

Page 10: ...ydraulic lift linkage Hydraulic lift linkage stroke limiters Rear attachment with double acting hydraulic lift Track eradicators Rear signalling elements Lights and indicators Lateral signalling equip...

Page 11: ...bol indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided could result in serious bodily injury This symbol is used to identify special instructions or procedures which if not followed stric...

Page 12: ...acturer The manufacturer is not held liable for any damage resulting from machine applications other than those specified by the manufacturer Any use other than the designated operation is at the risk...

Page 13: ...ot wear loose clothing which could become caught up in moving parts Wear the appropriate protective clothing for the work in hand gloves shoes goggles helmet ear defenders etc Ensure that all operatin...

Page 14: ...tractor seat while the machine is operating Carrying people or animals on the machine when working or in transport is strictly forbidden 4 2 6 Precautions when driving on public roads Dimensions Depen...

Page 15: ...nd or rear 3 point lift linkage the maximum authorized payload must not be exceeded When coupling tools to the front and or rear 3 point lift linkages the maximum load on tractor s tires must not be e...

Page 16: ...ad on tractor rear axle t kg Axle loads Tractor machine t1 kg Load on front axle Tractor machine t2 kg Load on rear axle Tractor machine t1 Max kg Maximum load authorized on the tractor front axle acc...

Page 17: ...axle load is exceeded Repeat checking procedure Stage 3 To measure Total weight t Tractor machine transport position Ballast weights Checking To go to the next stage Check in the tractor s operator s...

Page 18: ...acturer 4 2 7 Maximum speed Always keep to the legal speed limit for driving a tractor machine assembly on public roads 4 2 8 Precautions when coupling Before attaching the machine make sure that it c...

Page 19: ...ydraulic hoses are damaged or worn In case of normal wear the hydraulic hoses must be replaced every 5 years Damaged or worn hoses must immediately be replaced When replacing the hydraulic hoses only...

Page 20: ...shaft or before doing any work on the machine disengage the PTO drive turn off the engine remove ignition key and wait for all moving parts to come to a complete stop If the primary PTO shaft is equi...

Page 21: ...and replace protective shield on the PTO stub of the tractor Read and follow the instructions in the operator s manual provided with the PTO shaft 4 2 11 Precautions during manoeuvres When moving the...

Page 22: ...ts Always keep the safety decals clean and readable and replace them when they are worn damaged missing or illegible 4 2 14 Waste disposal Respect the environment Never spill pollutants oil grease fil...

Page 23: ...is carried out on the attached machine disconnect the machine from the tractor electrical circuit Also disconnect alternator and battery terminals Repairs on elements under pressure or tension spring...

Page 24: ...teners in accordance with the instructions contained in this manual Check the guards regularly Immediately replace any damaged or missing elements Make sure all the guards are in place Keep all person...

Page 25: ...marking 134139 Specific requirements for countries member of the Eurasian Economic Community EAC marking 133983 Specific requirements for countries member of the Eurasian Economic Community EAC marki...

Page 26: ...HR3004D 3504D 26 4 Safety KN207JGB_D Power harrow 4 3 Location and description of safety decals on the machine 4 3 1 Location of safety decals 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 4...

Page 27: ...comply with all instructions Working on the machine 2 Before leaving the tractor or before adjusting maintaining or repairing the machine disengage the PTO drive turn off the engine remove ignition k...

Page 28: ...Do not step on the machine Risk of falling or damaging the protection device 4 4 Road safety equipment and recommendations The road safety equipment is mounted in the factory or by your authorized Kuh...

Page 29: ...l regulations for special transportation of oversize equipment When using a lengthways transport device follow the manufacturer s instructions 4 5 Likely critical failures 133993 Specific requirements...

Page 30: ...rasian Economic Community EAC marking 139867 Specific requirements for countries member of the Eurasian Economic Community EAC marking 134002 Specific requirements for countries member of the Eurasian...

Page 31: ...04D 3504D 31 KN207JGB_D Power harrow 5 Machine specifications 5 1 Description and glossary 0 1 Gearbox 2 Roller 3 Scraper bar 4 Anti ridging plate 5 Side deflector 6 Blade 7 lower links 8 Blade holder...

Page 32: ...pth From 30 mm 1 18 to 250 mm 10 approximately Overall width 3 08 m 10 2 3 50 m 11 6 DIN engine power requirement 59 kW 80 66 kW 90 Maximum allowable DIN engine power 184 kW 250 hp Weight With crumble...

Page 33: ...to shaft or 1 3 4 20 spline pto shaft or 32x38 8 spline pto shaft HR3004D HR3504D Reinforced PTO shafts are recommended for tractors with power exceeding 147 kW 200 hp 1 3 8 21 spline pto shaft or 1 3...

Page 34: ...rrow and has the following 4 functions Set and control the working depth To pack the soil evenly behind the rotors and create an optimum seedbed To increase seedbed crumbling and clod break up To impr...

Page 35: ...This equipment is not recommended when the power harrow is used in combination with a seed drill or Packer PK2 roller HR3004D The Packer PK2 roller is adapted to soils which are subject to capping or...

Page 36: ...igid scraper bar or Maxipacker roller HR3004D HR3504D The Maxipacker roller is adapted to all soil types and particularly to wet and sticky soils The roller is fitted with a scraper bar Scraper plates...

Page 37: ...he roller is fitted with a scraper bar The scraper plates are placed between the rubber bandings to clean the roller or Steelliner roller HR3004D HR3504D D 550 mm 1 9 65 e 125 mm 4 92 D 550 mm 1 9 65...

Page 38: ...nce with the measuring methods as defined in NF EN ISO 4254 1 Agricultural machinery Safety Part 1 General requirements Weighted equivalent continuous acoustic pressure level at the driver s seat clos...

Page 39: ...k hitch pin of diameter 32 mm 1 26 A PTO shaft 6 1 2 Preparing the tractor Check that the tractor s authorized gross weight as well as its lift capacity and maximum weight per axle are not exceeded Se...

Page 40: ...The 540 rpm pto shaft must be used occasionally and only for shallow work in light conditions or for work which does not require a tractor power exceeding 73kW 100hp The front axle load 1 must never u...

Page 41: ...e Positioning of lower coupling yokes HR3004D The lower coupling yokes can be placed in 2 different positions Set back position a Allows to bring the machine s centre of gravity closer to the tractor...

Page 42: ...nt yokes Position ball joints of tractor lower links in line with holes of machine lower yokes Insert lower hitch pins and secure them with lynch pins When the tractor is fitted with a standard 3 poin...

Page 43: ...h lynch pins Attach top link with hitch pin When the tractor is fitted with a standard 3 point attachment category 2 use category 2 upper hitch pins Factory supplied When the tractor is fitted with a...

Page 44: ...t Hydraulic lift linkage Coupling device Optional equipment Rear attachment with double acting hydraulic lift Coupling device Optional equipment Lights and indicators Coupling and uncoupling Optional...

Page 45: ...be below 220 mm 8 6 Lower the machine in order to place PTO shaft in horizontal position When the PTO shaft is in its maximum overlap position retracted tubes should not butt against the yokes There...

Page 46: ...disengages too frequently the adjustment is too light See section Putting into service Coupling and uncoupling Cam type cut out clutch Cam type cut out clutch adjustment If the cam type cut out clutch...

Page 47: ...tion key wait until all moving parts have come to a standstill and apply park brake Remove foreign body Check that no working parts have been damaged Engage the tractor PTO The cam type cut out clutch...

Page 48: ...ith the clamp cone disassembled Slide cam type cut out clutch on shaft and align clamp cone housing with the shaft circular groove Screw the clamp cone in within its housing while at the same time app...

Page 49: ...ngage cams 3 taking note of their position Remove spring cartridge 4 Spring cartridge adjustment Measure dimension L Using a vernier caliper Note On first removal of the slip clutch use Graph below to...

Page 50: ...Remove roll pin 2 Tighten or loosen nut 3 Reinstall roll pin 2 Grease all components Reinstall the assembly and make sure that the cams are positioned correctly 4 The angled faces of the cams must ma...

Page 51: ...hat rotates in the same direction and at the same speed as the tractor PTO The rear PTO enables driving a complementary tool When using the rear PTO output stub remove guard 1 and fit plastic safety g...

Page 52: ...by inverting the standard gearwheels or by using optional gearwheel sets Select required rotor speed from the following chart A A Gearwheel position kW hp Max 73 100 540 min 169 204 232 140 190 750 mi...

Page 53: ...ilt the machine forward Remove screws 1 and gearbox cover 2 Position gearwheels according to the required speed Clean and reassemble the unit Torque 10 daNm 74 lbf ft Check O ring is correctly positio...

Page 54: ...ached check that the roller can rotate freely Packer PK2 roller Retractable scraper bar HR3004D Adjusting the plates Loosen plate attachment nut Adjust plate to bring it closer to the roller Check tha...

Page 55: ...e hard coating is towards the front and faces down Ensure that the scraper hard coating is towards the front and faces down Maxipacker roller Steelliner roller HR3004D HR3504D When the machine is atta...

Page 56: ...er PK2 roller Retractable scraper bar Nylon scraper plate HR3004D The nylon scraper plate is permanently in contact with the roller tube for cleaning it The nylon scraper plate is particularly well su...

Page 57: ...scraper plates The plastic pad must exceed the metal plates by 10 mm 0 4 approximately The nylon plate is reversible for longer service life Maxipacker roller Nylon scraper plate HR3004D The nylon scr...

Page 58: ...vide lateral adjustment Torque 10 daNm 74 lbf ft Rigid scraper bar The eccentric 1 enables refining the mud scraper adjustment 6 2 5 Adjusting the side deflector For safety reasons it is not allowed t...

Page 59: ...ng Lengthways adjustment HR3004D The longitudinal front rear position of the deflector anti ridging plate must be adapted to The roller position and type Loosen the 2 nuts 1 Set side deflector anti ri...

Page 60: ...PK2 roller Maxipacker roller Packliner roller Steelliner roller The roller is mounted in position a It is forbidden to alter this setting For machines fitted with the following roller Crumbler roller...

Page 61: ...y Reinstall pins 2 1 on each machine side Insert roll pins 1 to lock pin 1 on each machine side Adjust both sides to the same setting 6 2 7 Crumbler roller adjustment The Crumbler roller consists of 8...

Page 62: ...odge rods using a hammer Pull firmly on rods to remove them completely 6 2 8 Uncoupling the machine When optional equipment is used follow specific procedures mentioned in the related section Optional...

Page 63: ...irly level ground Lower the tractor three point linkage to rest the machine on the ground Disconnect the PTO shaft from the tractor Place PTO shaft in holder 1 Detach the top link from the machine end...

Page 64: ...equipment is used follow specific procedures mentioned in the related section Optional equipment Hydraulic lift linkage Putting the machine into transport position Optional equipment Rear attachment w...

Page 65: ...plies with current highway code regulations Check that reflectors are clean During transport adapt the travel speed to suit the road conditions 7 3 Machine transport using transport means 134035 Speci...

Page 66: ...e person moves away When optional equipment is used follow specific procedures mentioned in the related section Optional equipment Hydraulic lift linkage Putting the machine into work position Optiona...

Page 67: ...Optional equipment Standard linkage Adjustment Optional equipment Hydraulic lift linkage Adjustment Optional equipment Rear attachment with double acting hydraulic lift Adjustments in working position...

Page 68: ...h must be respected in all situations and that are often related to Weather conditions Avoid working during and immediately after rain wait until the ground to be worked is completely drained Soil typ...

Page 69: ...ed The forward speed The working depth the use of levelling bars Optional equipment The Crumbler roller being fitted or not with removable bars Example large clods result from a low rotor speed and a...

Page 70: ...0 teeth gearwheels Set of 30 and 35 teeth gearwheels Set of 32 and 33 teeth gearwheels Gearwheel position kW hp Max 73 100 540 min 169 204 232 140 190 750 min 173 235 283 322 184 250 1000 min 230 313...

Page 71: ...equipment allows an additional machine to be coupled The equipment comprises the following component A mechanical 3 point linkage 9 2 1 Adjustment Overhang Loosen bolts 1 Place lower link 2 in the req...

Page 72: ...ight of the lower linkage arms Use chain tensioners 4 to adjust height of lower links 9 3 Hydraulic lift linkage This equipment allows an additional machine to be coupled This equipment is used to red...

Page 73: ...BRADORA EN EL SUELO AVANT L ARRET DU MOTEUR AVANT TOUTE INTERVENTION AVANT LA DEPOSE DE L ENSEMBLE BEFORE STOPPING TRACTOR ENGINE BEFORE ANY MAINTENANCE BEFORE REMOVING FROM TRACTOR VOR ABSTELLEN DES...

Page 74: ...ose to a single acting spool valve 9 3 3 Adjustment Categories of linkage The hydraulic attachment can be adapted for additional machines with a standard linkage category 1 or 2 a Category 1 linkage a...

Page 75: ...bolts 2 and nuts 1 Place hook 4 and spacers 3 in the required position Reinstall bolts 2 and nuts 1 Torque 42 daNm 309 lbf ft Adjust both sides to the same setting Overhang The combination overhang ca...

Page 76: ...support 9 3 5 Putting the machine into transport position From the working position Uncouple the PTO shaft between the power harrow and the additional machine L b c 1 1 2 3 REPOSER LE SEMOIR AU SOL L...

Page 77: ...te the single acting valve that controls the lift cylinders of the hydraulic lift linkage Attach one side of safety chain 1 to the power harrow headstock 2 and the other end to the hydraulic lift link...

Page 78: ...raulic valve in float position Couple up the PTO shaft between the power harrow and the additional machine When optional equipment is used follow specific procedures mentioned in the related section O...

Page 79: ...kage When the PTO shaft is in its maximum overlap position retracted tubes should not butt against the yokes There must still be a minimum safety travel L of 25 mm 1 Fit the stroke limiters to the hyd...

Page 80: ...ipment KN207JGB_D Power harrow Every 100 hours Grease Pivot points 9 3 9 Storage At the end of each season Grease the cylinder rods in contact with the outside At the start of each season Wipe off gre...

Page 81: ...ing area 1 Never operate in an area where there is a crushing risk before all moving parts have come to a complete stop 1 1 2 REPOSER LE SEMOIR AU SOL LOWER SEEDER TO THE GROUND S MASCHINE IMMER ABSEN...

Page 82: ...acting valve Adjustments Attachment brackets The attachment hooks can be fitted in 6 different positions to obtain best adaptation of the additional machine High position 3 positions factory fitted Lo...

Page 83: ...Reinstall bolt 2 and nut 1 Torque 2 3 42 daNm 309 lbf ft Adjust both sides to the same setting Coupling the machine Remove pin 1 Remove pin 2 Proceed the same way on the other side Unlock the rear at...

Page 84: ...s possible under the hitch pins Attach lower links to the hitch pins on the inside of the yokes Lock the rear attachment hooks 1 Insert pin 2 Fit pin 3 Proceed the same way on the other side Attach to...

Page 85: ...tion Remove pin 2 Fit safety plate 1 Insert and secure lynch pin 2 The transport position is obtained by raising the tractor s three point linkage The machine is in transport position Never engage the...

Page 86: ...pin 2 Activate the transport work cylinder control valve in the lower in work position Couple up the PTO shaft between the power harrow and the additional machine Lower the machine until the blades ar...

Page 87: ...ar attachment lift to check the setting Repeat procedure if necessary Chain More precise adjustment Attach one of the chain links on the spring coil 1 Lower the rear attachment lift to check the setti...

Page 88: ...the points to be greased Clean grease nipples before greasing Lubricate with multi purpose grease grade NLGI 2 Every 100 hours Grease Pivot points 9 4 8 Storage At the end of each season Grease the cy...

Page 89: ...reduce tractor wheel marks in the seedbed The equipment is made up of the following components A set of tine holders A set of 2 track eradicator tines With traction bolt overload mechanism a or A set...

Page 90: ...dicators must be mounted centrally to the tractor wheels Tighten U bolts 1 Torque 21 daNm 155 lbf ft Fit additional track eradicators when using wide tyres or dual wheels 2 track eradicators with trac...

Page 91: ...icators must not exceed 100 mm 4 The track eradicators are fitted with an overload mechanism should they encounter an obstacle With traction bolt overload mechanism Bolt breaks With spring overload me...

Page 92: ...ecessary Torque 10 daNm 74 lbf ft 9 6 Front or rear levelling bar The levelling bar can be fitted to the front or rear of the machine 9 6 1 Adjustments in working position Fitting and adjusting the le...

Page 93: ...elling bar increases the machine horsepower requirement Remove levelling bar if it is not required at work Remove lock pin 2 Use crank 1 to adjust levelling bar height Adjust levelling bar according t...

Page 94: ...and indicators The machine can be fitted with specific signalling lights to comply with the road regulations The rear device is made up of the following components 2 reflective pannels 2 tail lights...

Page 95: ...signalling panels to comply with the road regulations The side device is made up of the following components 2 reflective pannels 2 amber reflectors 1 9 10 Front signalling elements The machine can be...

Page 96: ...the 7 pin plug of the complementary machine to plug 1 Connect 7 pin plug to the tractor 2 Uncoupling the machine Disconnect and store signalling plug on machine 2 9 11 USA signalling equipment The ma...

Page 97: ...g a VENTA LC seed drill to the machine 9 14 Adaptation parts for INTEGRA This equipment enables integrating a INTEGRA seed drill to the machine HR3004D Floating adaptation guided by the roller Packer...

Page 98: ...ring the machine disengage the PTO drive turn off the engine remove ignition key and wait until all moving parts have come to a complete stop and apply park brake 10 1 Frequency chart Maintenance inte...

Page 99: ...Packer PK2 roller Retractable scraper bar HR3004D In case of clogging pivot scraper crossbar Unscrew the 4 nuts 1 2 on each machine side Remove the 2 tensioning devices 2 1 on each machine side Slide...

Page 100: ...Lubricate with all purpose oil SAE80W90 10 3 1 Trough The trough is lubricated for life with grade NLGI 0 semi fluid grease extreme pressure Quantity HR3004D 23 kg 50 7 lb HR3504D 27 kg 59 5 lb 10 3...

Page 101: ...ck and slide guards for easier greasing of the PTO shaft u joints and guiding bushes Each time the 2 half PTO shafts are split Transmission tube The two grease nipples 2 During intensive use with trac...

Page 102: ...est the machine on the ground Increase top link length to tilt the machine rearwards Place a container of sufficient capacity under drain plug 3 Remove filler plug 1 and its washer Remove drain plug 3...

Page 103: ...r bearing housings The grease must exit on the whole deflector circumference 10 4 Maintenance Before leaving the tractor or before adjusting maintaining or repairing the machine disengage the PTO driv...

Page 104: ...is visible distortion Using blades that are excessively worn can cause premature damage to holders rotors or troughs Regularly check that there are no foreign objects wrapped around the blade holder t...

Page 105: ...ng using unlocking key supplied with the machine Remove lynch pin 1 Remove connecting piece 2 Replace worn blades Blade rotating to the left 4 Standard blade OPTIMIX blade DURAKUHN blade Long blade sp...

Page 106: ...y Proceed same way on each rotor Securing elements Check the condition of the lynch pins after each blade replacement Replace them if necessary Replace lynch pins every 2 or 3 blade replacement 10 4 3...

Page 107: ...the PTO drive turn off the engine remove ignition key and wait until all moving parts have come to a complete stop and apply park brake Remove screws and nuts 1 Replace if necessary Replacing the sid...

Page 108: ...ge KN207JGB_D Power harrow Blade holder position Clean the blade holder to clear the lynch pin Pivot lynch pin ring using unlocking key supplied with the machine HR3504D 90 15 60 45 30 75 0 75 30 45 H...

Page 109: ...ce 2 Loosen screw 3 Remove washer 4 Remove blades 5 Remove blade holder 6 Remove oil seal 7 using a screwdriver Clean and lubricate oil seal housing Fit new oil seal using special tool 8 The oil seal...

Page 110: ...eplace worn or damaged blades Check and replace worn or damaged scraper plates Touch up any areas of damaged paintwork Put the machine under cover in a dry place Remove and service the PTO shaft Follo...

Page 111: ...f the Eurasian Economic Community EAC marking 10 6 Dismantling and scrapping of the machine At the end of the machine s life the various machine components must be disposed of or recycled in complianc...

Page 112: ...rallel Insufficient machine side to side stabilization Use lower linkage arm stabilizers Excessive power requirement Working depth too deep Reduce working depth by means of the roller Rotor speed too...

Page 113: ...d by working conditions Machine clogging due to ground build up between rotors and levelling bars Rear levelling bar mounted in wet conditions Remove rear levelling bar Incorrect Packer roller functio...

Page 114: ...and or rear 3 point lift linkages the maximum load on tractor s tires must not be exceeded The load on the tractor front axle must always represent 20 of the tractor unladen weight Prior to use check...

Page 115: ...ravity or the front ballast and the front axle centre b m Distance between the tractor axles c m Distance between the rear axle center and the center of the lower link ball joints d m Distance between...

Page 116: ...nual 3 Calculation of the total weight M real If the rear tool M2 is lighter than the minimum load required at the rear minimum increase tool weight until the required minimum rear load is reached Ind...

Page 117: ...kg kg Load on rear axle kg kg kg The minimum ballasting must be made by fitting a tool or an additional mass to the tractor The values obtained must be below or equal the authorized values Determinin...

Page 118: ...ol or front rear combination If the total unit weight exceeds the tractor Gross Combined Weight Rating in accordance with the countrie s legislation empty the hopper to travel on public roads In any c...

Page 119: ...on b Measure dimension c t1 Load on front axle Tractor machine Hopper empty t Axle loads Tractor machine Hopper empty Calculating the rear tool weight M2 M2 T t Calculating the distance d d b x T1 t1...

Page 120: ...tractor Gross Combined Weight Rating in accordance with the countrie s legislation empty the hopper to travel on public roads In any case we recommend to travel on public roads with empty hoppers and...

Page 121: ...12 Appendix HR3004D 3504D 121 KN207JGB_D Power harrow t Axle loads Tractor machine Calculating the front tool weight M1 t T Calculating the distance a a b x T2 t2 M1 t _____kg t ________ kg...

Page 122: ...manufacturer concerned in as much as the latter justifies such a claim This Limited Warranty does not apply to failure through normal wear and tear to damage resulting from negligence or from lack of...

Page 123: ...and quantity of lubricants used must always be in accordance with Company specifications The safety measures mentioned in the Operator s manual and on the machine itself have been followed and all the...

Page 124: ...forms to the requirements of following European harmonized standards conforms to the requirements of the European directive 2006 42 CE Brand Brand Machine Machine Type Model Type Model Serial no Seria...

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