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Rear discharge mower insert
Available for MOW 140, MOW 160

Mulch insert for mower
Available for MOW 140, MOW 160

Rear discharge with suction unit
Available for MOW 160

Drive kits

Mechanical drive 1000 rpm CW/CCW, and 2000 rpm, CW/CCW
Available for MOW 140, MOW 160, MOW 190

Gearbox booster kit
Available for MOW 160

Required when the tractor-side distance between PTO shaft and
ground is greater than 400 mm at 2000 rpm, or greater than 500 mm
at 1000 rpm.

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Summary of Contents for MOW-H/M 160 CM

Page 1: ...difications and errors excepted Version 2020 17 11 Reference number BA MOW 32068 matev GmbH Nürnbergerstr 50 90579 Langenzenn Germany Tel 49 0 9101 90870 Front Mower MOW HM 140 160 190 CM Operating Manual ...

Page 2: ...ended use 8 Instructions for the owner 9 Warning signs 9 Safety devices 11 5 Equipmentvariants 20 Basic implements with rigid or hydraulic driving frame 20 Optionally required accessories 20 Required accessories 22 Optional accessories 22 6 Operation of the mower 24 Application area 24 Function 24 Instructions for mowing 24 7 Installation 26 Operation of the mower 29 Secure the mower for road trav...

Page 3: ...the air supply 37 Securing the lawn harrow for road travel to the work site 38 Move the lawn harrow into transport position 38 8 Maintenance 42 Safety when performing maintenance 42 Maintenance 42 Cleaning and care 44 Lubricating schedule 45 9 Fault 48 10 Repair 49 11 Disposal 50 12 Warranty 50 13 List of illustrations 51 14 List of tables 51 15 EG Declaration of Conformity 52 ...

Page 4: ...fely and effectively For damage that occurs due to improper use we will not accept any warranty claims Variants may be described in the manual that do not match the scope of delivery of your imple ment Please enter the data of the rating plate on the implement in the manual This information will be helpful in communication if there is a service case The matev products are subject to change in the ...

Page 5: ...tenance personnel have been instructed in full scope in the operation and maintenance of the machine Listings with bullet points are marked as follows Text Text Text Handling instructions are marked in the sequence in which they should be executed as follows 1 Text 2 Text 3 Text If directions left right rear front are specified in the operating manual these directions are al ways based on the dire...

Page 6: ...kW From 34 hp 25 kW Gear oil lubricating grease Gearbox fill quantity 0 4 l 0 8 l 0 8 l Gear oil Viscosity class 90 e g Shell Spira MB90 Gear oil change After the first 50 h then every 500 h Lubricating grease All purpose grease with a temperature resistance from 30 C to 130 C for example mineral based lithium universal lubricating grease or similar products Possible drive configuration Front PTO ...

Page 7: ...aware of the information concerning the hydraulics of your vehicle As a rule the hydraulic power of your vehicle that is available for additional implements is considerably lower than the engine power 3 Enter the information in the table below Example maximum hydraulic pressure on the vehicle 150 bar Oil volumetric flow of 40 l min equals a maximum hy draulic power of 8 8 kW Fig 2 Hydraulic power ...

Page 8: ...ion 6 Operation of the mower all the way through The implements are designed for municipal tractors i e carrier vehicles They must only be operated on carrier vehicles with the power range specified in the tech nical data Intended use also includes compliance with the operating service and maintenance condi tions prescribed by the manufacturer Moreover intended use includes exclusive use of origin...

Page 9: ...nd safety is responsi ble for compliance with the valid regulations Instruction At transfer of the implement the owner receives instruction in the operation and maintenance of the implement from the sales partner The owner must ensure that operating and maintenance personnel have been instructed in full scope in the operation and maintenance of the implement Warning signs Warning signs indicate ha...

Page 10: ... Machine specific warning signs and instructions concerning operation and maintenance of the ma chine are explained in this section Danger due to ejected parts when the engine is running maintain a safety distance Only touch machine parts after they have come to a complete standstill Do not open or remove protective devices when the engine is running During operation maintain a sufficient distance...

Page 11: ... each use re tighten all screws Lubricating point Safety devices There are various safety devices on machines to protect people when working with a machine or who are in the direct vicinity of the machine to prevent premature wear and also to prevent envi ronmental damage These safety devices are a fixed component of the machine and must not be manipulated or removed Missing or damaged safety devi...

Page 12: ...s are completely present and functional Do not operate the implement if safety notices or safety devices are missing or damaged Protective device on the machine Protective cover Universal joint shaft Protective cover Gearing stub drive Protective cover Universal joint shaft Fig 3 Protective cover for gearbox ...

Page 13: ... Page 13 Belt guard Drive Fig 4 Belt guard drive Adapter fixation on the front lift Attention The attachment variant is different depending on the carrier vehicle Fig 5 Adapter fixation on the front lift ...

Page 14: ...4 Page 14 Standard equipment Side discharge cover Fig 6 Side discharge cover Optionally available Port with suction hose Fig 7 Port with suction hose ...

Page 15: ...4 Page 15 Optionally available Mulch insert for mower Fig 8 Mulch insert for mower Optionally available Rear discharge without suction unit Fig 9 Rear discharge without suction unit ...

Page 16: ...4 Page 16 Rear discharge with suction unit Fig 10 Rear discharge with suction unit ...

Page 17: ...l screws Order no V0 002 965 Read the safety in structions Order no V0 002 922 Switch off engine Order no V0 002 922 Fig 11 Warning sign on the right attachment bracket Lever position for maintenance position Order no V0 002 966 Fig 12 Warning sign on the left attachment bracket ...

Page 18: ...rown out parts Order no V0 002 966 Matev Order no V0 002 966 Fig 13 Warning sign on the basic deck right side discharge Direct of rotation left Order no V0 002 930 Drive shaft Order no V0 002 930 Max rpm 2000 Order no V0 002 930 Fig 14 Warning sign on the basic deck right side discharge rear ...

Page 19: ...4 Page 19 Mower blades Order no V0 002 928 Fig 15 Warning sign mower blades Do not remove protective device Order no V0 002 928 Fig 16 Warning signs ...

Page 20: ...e Available as MOW 160 Optionally required accessories Attachments Attachment Cat 0 Cat 0 available for MOW 140 MOW 160 MOW 190 Cat 1N available for MOW 160 MOW 190 Cat 1 available for MOW 160 MOW 190 Cat 1 available for MOW 160 MOW 190 Cat 1 available for MOW 160 MOW 190 Cat 1 with quick catch hook available for MOW 160 MOW 190 Mower inserts Side discharge mower insert Available for MOW 140 MOW 1...

Page 21: ...scharge with suction unit Available for MOW 160 Drive kits Mechanical drive 1000 rpm CW CCW and 2000 rpm CW CCW Available for MOW 140 MOW 160 MOW 190 Gearbox booster kit Available for MOW 160 Required when the tractor side distance between PTO shaft and ground is greater than 400 mm at 2000 rpm or greater than 500 mm at 1000 rpm ...

Page 22: ...lored Possible colors yellow green blue red gray Available for MOW 140 MOW 160 MOW 190 Optional accessories Hydraulic front lift for maintenance position Hydraulic connections are required Available for MOW 140 MOW 160 MOW 190 Port with suction hose Available for MOW 140 MOW 160 MOW 190 ...

Page 23: ...e folded into transport position Hydraulic connections are required Available for MOW 160 Electromagnetic changeover valve enables control of two hydraulic functions on the mower Available for MOW 160 Fig 17 Optional accessories ...

Page 24: ...mower If the mower is operated in conjunction with a suction unit and collection container the cut tings can be collected simultaneously Appropriate devices are available on request Use as rotary mower with rear discharge Through the rotating blades the grass is cut and the cuttings are accelerated out of the ro tary mower to the rear Use of the mower with harrow unit The harrow is used for mechan...

Page 25: ... in the same pattern Mowing large areas Fig 20 Mowing large areas Mow large free areas as shown on Fig 20 Mowing small areas Fig 21 Mowing small areas If you do not use a collection container mow small areas as shown in Fig 21 two to three rounds clockwise the rest counterclockwise This prevents the mower from repeated clogging due to ac cumulated cuttings ...

Page 26: ...ssibilities are available for the mower Attachment Cat 0 Cat 1 attachment Attachment Cat 1 quick catch hooks Attachment ScanFrame For carrier vehicles without coupling support see The operating manual for the carrier ve hicle For Cat 0 Cat 1 and ScanFrame the mower is hooked into the coupling triangle and fastened on the coupling support with the aid of the fastening screw For Cat 1 quick catch ho...

Page 27: ...the universal joint shaft If the manual has been lost or is no longer present for some other reason contact matev GmbH The mower must be matched to the speed of the carrier vehicle s PTO shaft Mowers with hydraulic drive Connect the 3 hydraulic hoses flow return and the leak oil line to the vehicle Place the front hydraulics in float position Switch on the mower briefly Check the direction of rota...

Page 28: ... mower 3 Secure the port connector with the provided stop nuts The suction port simultaneously serves as protection against rock impact In accordance with the Machinery Directive it must not be possible to detach the protective devices without tools Do not forget to secure the port con nector with the aid of the stop nuts If you use the side discharge without suction port you must mount the rock g...

Page 29: ...d objects being ejected from the mower Adapt the drive speed for the grass to be mowed or for the cutting height and cutting quantity Recommended drive speed is between 3 and 8 km h The cutting pattern depends on many factors Grass characteristics Grass height grass density grass types and wetness of the grass drive speed and cutting height Never reach into the mower when the blades are rotating S...

Page 30: ...tenance position optionally available the mower can be secured via the shut off valve and additionally secured with the locking bolt Secure the mower for road travel to the work site The mower must be safeguarded from swinging for road travel to the work site To do this proceed as follows 1 2 Fig 25 Safeguard with locking pin Turn bolt 1 clockwise until it locks in the arrest plate 2 ...

Page 31: ...follows Fig 26 Transport position Set the shut off valves to Transport as shown in Fig 26 Adjusting the mower incline The driving frame is inclined forward in the factory The driving frame should also be left this way Or after a change it should be returned to this position Fig 27 Adjusting the inclination on the mower ...

Page 32: ...e the mower cannot align itself The mower can be appropriately lifted up or lowered by means of the two adjusting screws 2 on each side Unscrew fastening screws 1 and adjust accordingly with adjustment screw 2 The angle forward inclination should be 1 5 10 mm To align the mower as the reference for alignment always measure at the blades with a suitable measuring tool Fig 29 Measuring tool ...

Page 33: ...he caster firmly and remove the linch pin 1 3 Remove the spacer ring 2 4 Pull the caster downward slightly Pull out the required number of spacer rings 3 from the lower flattened surface 4 and fit them on again on top Or remove the required number of spacer rings 3 from above and slide them back in at the flattened position 4 5 Re secure the caster with the linch pin 1 6 Repeat instructions 1 6 on...

Page 34: ...e Caution moving parts Prior to changing the cutting height ensure that no one is on the mower The mower is set to the desired cutting height by means of a hydraulic cylinder Fig 31 Hydraulic frame The scale shows the cutting height Fig 32 Scale on the cylinder ...

Page 35: ...nto maintenance position or back into operating position ensure that no one is on the mower 1 With mechanical drive the universal joint shaft must be removed 2 If a suction unit is present the suction hose must be removed 3 Lift out the mower with the front power lifter 4 Move the shut off valves to the Turn in maintenance position Fig 33 The shut off valves Turn in maintenance position 5 Turn the...

Page 36: ... threatening danger The mower must not be switched on in maintenance position Switch off the engine and remove the ignition key after the mower has been brought into maintenance position 8 Executing maintenance tasks Before moving the mower back into operating position ensure that no one is on the mower 9 Move the shut off valves to Turn in maintenance position 10 Start the tractor and move the mo...

Page 37: ... this case not much air can flow into the mower and the grass flow worsens To optimally mow even in dense grass and with a low cutting height the mower has three air regu lating disks These are arranged centrally around the blade units When opening the air regulating disks air from above can flow into the mower and thus ensure a better grass flow 1 2 Fig 37 Adjusting the air intake 1 Dismount the ...

Page 38: ... the harrow back counter to the direction of travel beyond the dead point 3 Insert lock bolt 1 and secure it axially with the linch pin 1 Fig 38 Transport position of the harrow The hydraulic cylinder must not be activated in transport position Otherwise the lawn harrow will be damaged Move the lawn harrow into transport position 1 Pull out the lock bolt 1 2 Pull the harrow in the direction of tra...

Page 39: ...in operation 3 Insert the lock bolt 1 underneath the rake and secure it axially with the linch pin The lock bolt must be mounted in work position as shown in Fig 39 Without the lock bolt the rake can swing down due to bumps in the ground ...

Page 40: ...inclination of the tines The angle of inclination can be adjusted upward or downward by approx 10 degrees 1 Unscrew screws 1 2 Adjust the angle of inclination 3 Tighten screws 1 1 Fig 40 Adjusting the angle of inclination of the tines ...

Page 41: ...tation when retracting the cylinder Improper adjustment of the tine plunge depth into the ground can damage the sod 1 Fig 41 Stroke limitation Cutting height range Cutting height adjustment on the rigid driving frame see section 7 8 Number of spacer rings Recommended number of disks in the stroke limitation Plunge depth of the tines 28 36 mm 0 4 36 48 mm 1 3 48 58 mm 2 2 58 69 mm 3 1 69 80 mm 4 0 ...

Page 42: ...ecuting the maintenance tasks After the first 20 hours of operation check all screw and bolt connections Subject the implement to regular maintenance Use lubricating grease to lu bricate the moving parts See Lubrication schedule Maintenance The moving parts of the implement must be greased or oiled at regular intervals and always at the beginning and end of the season Daily maintenance tasks Clean...

Page 43: ...ades The blades are wear parts and must be sharpened and balanced regularly Wear suitable protective equipment for installation and removal of the mower blades If the blade is deformed by an object a rock for example the blade must be replaced without delay Do not continue to operate the mower with the dam aged blade Mounting the V belt If you must replace the V belt when mounting ensure that the ...

Page 44: ...ssary to re adjust re tension the belt Do not operate the mower if the belt guards are missing or damaged Cleaning and care To ensure the function of the mower you must clean grass clippings off of the mower after each use Cleaning tasks e g with a high pressure cleaner should be executed in such a manner that the water jet is not aimed directly at bearing parts and turned parts shaft seals lubric...

Page 45: ... the oil after 1 000 operating hours Grease the marked points with a grease gun as specified in the lubrication schedule Symbol Meaning 1 d Lubricate daily 1 30 h Lubricate every 30 operating hours 2 a 1 500 h Lubricate at the beginning and end of the season and after 500 operating hours Use a grease gun Check oil level top up oil if necessary Change the oil after every X operating hours Please co...

Page 46: ...8 Page 46 Maintenance schedule for the mower ...

Page 47: ...8 Page 47 Maintenance schedule for the mower ...

Page 48: ...wer Poor mowing pattern Driving too fast for the given conditions select an appropriate working speed Blade dull sharpen or replace blade Insufficient blade rpm drive at full throttle Blades have seized e g due to grass cuttings Remove blades clean clog point lightly oil blade bearing and reassemble It must be possible to easily move the blades For dense grass and low cutting height insufficient a...

Page 49: ...facturer directly matev GmbH Nürnberger Str 50 90579 Langenzenn Germany Tel 49 0 9101 9087 0 www matev eu info matev eu Also comply with the following instructions Repairs must only be undertaken in the facilities of specialized companies Only original spare parts from matev must be used for repairs Do not modify the machine in any way ...

Page 50: ... applicable regulations of the mu nicipality or the country Take the parts to the collection points for residual waste special waste or recycle them de pending on material Matev GmbH does not provide any disposal services 12 Warranty The general terms and conditions of matev GmbH apply ...

Page 51: ...mall areas 25 Fig 22 Mounting the mower on the carrier vehicle 26 Fig 23 Suction port 28 Fig 24 Rock guard on side ejection 29 Fig 25 Safeguard with locking pin 30 Fig 26 Transport position 31 Fig 27 Adjusting the inclination on the mower 31 Fig 28 Adjusting the inclination angle on the driving frame 32 Fig 29 Measuring tool 32 Fig 30 Caster on the mower 33 Fig 31 Hydraulic frame 34 Fig 32 Scale o...

Page 52: ...acturer matev GmbH Nürnberger Str 50 90579 Langenzenn Germany declares that the machines MOW HM 140 160 190CM comply with the provisions of the Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC and with the imple menting national statutory regulations The signatory is authorized to compile the technical documents The address is the address of the manufacturer Date signature November 2020 Name of signer Michael Volz ...

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