Omarv TFR 180, Use And Maintenance Manual, Page: 14 / 39

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Ensure that the drive shaft is fitted correctly both on the power
drive of the tractor and on the universal shaft of the machine.
Check that the universal shaft is exposed for at last 1/3 third of the
thread in its most extended position.
Ensure that the guards are in perfect order, that they can be moved
freely and that the fixing chains are not under strain when the
machine is fully raised or lowered.
Check that in the position of continuous working, universal shaft
does not make an angle greater than 20° against the alignment of
the power drive of the tractor.
Ensure that the drive shaft does not touch the guard of the power
drive of the tractor, the guards of the transmission shafts or other
parts of the machine.
No operation regarding the drive shaft or the power drive should be
made with the tractor motor running. The ignition key should be
taken out and shaft of the power drive should be in the off position.
As soon as the shredding operation is finished the drive shaft must
be disengaged from the power drive of the tractor and returned to
the support supplied for it.
During use, maintenance, repairs, on the road, or during delivery of
the machine the operator must wear safety footwear, safety gloves,
safety helmet and safety goggles for protection from falling objects
or materials projected from the normal working of the machine.
The operator’s clothes should be as close fitting as possible. Never
use wide or floppy clothing.
Never allow inexperienced or untrained person to use the machine.
All use of the machine must be carried out slowly to avoid
carelessness that might create space that is free from any obstacles.
Negligence or lack of attention could endanger your safety.
Objects such as ropes, wire, cables, chains etc can hook onto the
rotating elements of the cutting mechanism and be thrown out at
high speed causing very dangerous situations for the safety of the