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Do not approach any
parts of your body to
the rotating parts
when the machine is in
operation or the motor
is running.

Keep at the safe
distance from the
vehicle or tools.

Do not remain in the
vicinity of swaying
parts of the machine or
the tractor.

Do not open or remove
the safety guards when
the machine is in
operation or the motor
is running.

Keep hands away
when the rotor is
rotating.

Do not approach the
danger zone while the
motor is running.

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Summary of Contents for TFR 180

Page 1: ...neo 60 12038 SAVIGLIANO CN ITALIA ia Cuneo 60 12038 SAVIGLIANO CN ITALIA Tel 0039 0172 715114 Fax 003 0172 780028 Tel 0039 0172 715114 Fax 003 0172 780028 Tel 0039 0172 715114 Fax 003 0172 780028 Tel...

Page 2: ...ntained in this manual is property of the OMARV S R L and should be considered copyright Any reproduction even partial of the graphics text or illustrations is forbidden under the law Points discussed...

Page 3: ...touch with OMARV S R L and ask for the most recent available information The manual must accompany the machine if ever it is resold In order to make this manual easy to follow it is subdivided into se...

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Page 5: ...5 In case of doubt do not interpret Immediately ring customer care at 0039 0172 715114...

Page 6: ...ety elements Body with fitting for harvesting rake Optional Universal Y cutters with smooth counter cutter Second smooth counter cutter Pivoting rubber wheels Rear harvesting rake Fitting for front hy...

Page 7: ...ll as electrical and electronic materials The parts that are made up solely of plastic aluminium and steel can be recycled if taken to a collection point P Po os si it ti io on n o of f t th he e o op...

Page 8: ...any kind of mechanical electric or pneumatic modification in order to avoid additional risks or non foreseen consequent risks A A A A A A A AP P P P P P P PP P P P P P P PL L L L L L L LI I I I I I I...

Page 9: ...C C CA A A A A A A AT T T T T T T TI I I I I I I IO O O O O O O ON N N N N N N N P P P P P P P PL L L L L L L LA A A A A A A AT T T T T T T TE E E E E E E E C C C C C C C CE E E E E E E E M M M M M M...

Page 10: ...10 In case of doubt do not interpret Immediately ring customer care at 0039 0172 715114...

Page 11: ...operator may incur an accident with grave consequences for him of herself and for other people Safety messages are highlighted with the following symbols W W W W W W W Wa a a a a a a ar r r r r r r r...

Page 12: ...r taken out so as to prevent any possibility of anyone causing it to move When compressed air or water is used for cleaning purposes protective goggles and mask must be worn and other person or animal...

Page 13: ...e mowing should first be made at intermediate height in order to allow for an inspection of the ground and the removal of foreign object allowing for a further cut at the desired height This pre empti...

Page 14: ...de 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...

Page 15: ...dren Check the machine periodically inspecting the bolts in general worn or broken parts pinched or broken cables loose connections or connections with too much play Ensure that all the joint pins are...

Page 16: ...RNING ARNING ARNING Ensure that all security messages are legible Clean them using soap and a cloth Do not use solvents diesel oil or petrol Replace damaged stickers by asking for them from the OMARV...

Page 17: ...p at the safe distance from the vehicle or tools Do not remain in the vicinity of swaying parts of the machine or the tractor Do not open or remove the safety guards when the machine is in operation o...

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Page 20: ...TING THE MACHINE IFTING THE MACHINE IFTING THE MACHINE IFTING THE MACHINE Subsequently lifting the machine requires first harnessing it by means of two hooks to be inserted into the holes indicated by...

Page 21: ...5 80 90 90 10 95 110 PTO speed rpm PTO speed rpm PTO speed rpm PTO speed rpm 540 or 1000 540 or 1000 540 or 1000 540 or 1000 540 or 1000 540 or 1000 540 or 1000 Rotor speed rpm Rotor speed rpm Rotor s...

Page 22: ...22 In case of doubt do not interpret Immediately ring customer care at 0039 0172 715114...

Page 23: ...actor The aim of these operations is to avoid that the 3rd point is under compression and that no futile and dangerous stress is applied to the wheels and their supports C C C CAUTION AUTION AUTION AU...

Page 24: ...shaft parallel to the PTO exit Fig 4 If it does reduce the tubes by the same length cut clean grease Fig 5 form A to D It is essential that a general check be made in the event of modification of the...

Page 25: ...heels and supported by the three point attachment of the tractor The eventual slides must be regulated at a few cm from the ground Do not raise the machine more than 30cm from the ground in order to a...

Page 26: ...the ground When the optimum field cutting height is established regulate the height of the slides if they are included to 1cm lower than the cutters in order to avoid that they come into contact with...

Page 27: ...le Re screw the S bolt W W W WHEELS HEELS HEELS HEELS The wheels are mounted on the rear tubular section of the haulm shredder They rotate They are adjustable in height raise the machine unscrew the b...

Page 28: ...LADES AMMER BLADES AMMER BLADES Standard equipment of the haulm shredder Cutters recommended when a total clean cut is required ideal for uncultivated terrain grass potatoes beet or carrot leaves The...

Page 29: ...lations laid down in this manual REAR COWLING POSITION REAR COWLING POSITION REAR COWLING POSITION REAR COWLING POSITION Closed cowling standard permits A partial recycling of the shredded material an...

Page 30: ...tor is fitted with PTO at 1000rpm the following operations should be undertaken 1 replace the original lower pulley 170mm with pulley of 250mm 2 replace the original belts with Bx69 belts a special ki...

Page 31: ...tion by overturning the over gear unit not forgetting to invert the breather cap with the discharge cap In this case the PTO shaft to be used must have the free wheel on the right In the eve that the...

Page 32: ...level every 50 hours with the special rod A replace the oil after the first 150 hours using screw B ROTOR BEARINGS ROTOR BEARINGS ROTOR BEARINGS ROTOR BEARINGS SUPPORTS SUPPORTS SUPPORTS SUPPORTS all...

Page 33: ...bearings are to be greased every 8 working hours Fig 17 PTO PTO PTO PTO SHAFT JOINT SHAFT JOINT SHAFT JOINT SHAFT JOINT Grease the following evertu 8 working hours the cross journal A the tubes B the...

Page 34: ...34 In case of doubt do not interpret Immediately ring customer care at 0039 0172 715114...

Page 35: ...there are replace it with the one diametrically opposite in order to maintain a correct tractor balance Do not wait until the cutters are excessively worn before replacing as it causes morepower to b...

Page 36: ...ing speed with the wheels resting on the ground and the machine horizontal 5 go freward by a few metres and check the cutting height adjust if necessary CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION All the greasin...

Page 37: ...hment adjustment Worn cutters Non conforming running speed of the PTO Re tighten the belts or replace them Adjust the machine level Replace the cutters involved together with the opposite ones on the...

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