Ovlac MINI-BF Instruction Manual And Spare Parts List Download Page 9

3.

- Non Stop

 Security Systems

NF

 Models

:

 

Security guaranteed through shearbolts. When the 

point meets an obstacle it breaks in order to allow the tine to 

turn over its placing. In order to continue the labor you must 

rearrange the tine again and change the shearbolt F

(fig.3)

NOTE

: Ovlac shearbolts are calculated to break at a certain 

pressure. It is important to use original shearbolts. The use of 

other kind of bolts fully cancels any warranty the machine 

may had.

Fig. 3

NH Models: “Non-Stop” Hydraulic Security System works automatically. When the 

point meets an obstacle, the system gives up, allowing the tine to lift up and save 

the obstacle, getting back its original position without stoping the tractor. (Fig. 1) 

In the HYDRAULIC models, in order to adapt the plough to the conditions of the 

terrain, you may regulate the trigger pressure by injecting (hard terrains) or 

retiring (soft terrains) oil from the circuit and modifying the pressure in the whole 

system.

This operation is done from the tractor’s cabin through the pressure gauge M, 

supplied for such purpose, after opening the key L (Fig. 3).

The key L closes in parallel position to the tube, opposite to the normal, in order to 

avoid any object at the terrain impacts against it while laboring, causing an 

opening on the circuit.

Important: always works with a pressure in between 100 and 135 bars.

NOTE: OVLAC Non-Stop security systems are regulated in factory with an optimum 

pressure for mid hardness terrains.

Fig. 4

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Fig. 2

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

L

M

F

Summary of Contents for MINI-BF

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL AND SPARE PARTS MINI BF HF REV 2021...

Page 2: ...e make sure that you will be proud of your purchase in the same way that we are proud of the product we have created under the strictest quality standards For the correct use and enjoyment of this equ...

Page 3: ...the instructions in the manual as the manufacturer declines all responsibility for negligence and non observance of these instructions The manufacturer is at your disposal to guarantee immediate and...

Page 4: ...ere it s operated 10 Respect the maximum weight foreseen on the tractor the total mobile weight the transport regulations and the road code 11 Before starting to work familiarise yourself with the con...

Page 5: ...y distance To be ready in case of an emergency Keep a first aid kit and fire extinguisher on hand Write down the telephone numbers of doctors ambulance and fire brigade and keep them near the phone Us...

Page 6: ...at the welding current does not flow through such elements For this purpose the earth connection shall be placed on the same part of the machine to be repaired 4 Our machines are made of high elastic...

Page 7: ...G BODIES 7 SHARE POINT 8 SHARE 9 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 10 REAR WHEEL 11 FRAME 12 ANCHOR Note the number of the plough s manufacture engraved on the nameplate must match the number engraved on the headstoc...

Page 8: ...95 2 28 2 60 2 60 2 93 3 25 3 25 3 58 3 90 Recommended Power HP 85 a 140 120 a 180 150 a 220 Interbody distance 61 cm Underbeam clearance 72 cm Weight kg no options 900 980 1075 1216 1350 1432 1600 17...

Page 9: ...ng back its original position without stoping the tractor Fig 1 In the HYDRAULIC models in order to adapt the plough to the conditions of the terrain you may regulate the trigger pressure by injecting...

Page 10: ...lied in two versions distanc between centers 890 mm 1025 mm The oscilating shaft must have the right length in order to converge the trigger pressures in the center of the front axis such as it is sho...

Page 11: ...the torn drill E trying that its length allows its free movement while on labor 4 4 1st body working width The Mini N is a plough that works out of the path so it s only necessary to regulate the adju...

Page 12: ...pposite action would make the different rows of tines to work at different heights hence making an uneven labor Fig 9 For this very same reason you must check that the tines get a perpendicular positi...

Page 13: ...linder T There is a conection between depth and working width that should be respected for achieving satisfactory results Fig 17 12 T Width 12 14 16 18 20 30 35 40 45 50 Maximum depth 24 28 32 36 40 M...

Page 14: ...steps Slightly elevate the plough and place the wheel on its transport position For that you must remove the bolt B turn the wheel over its holder and place the bolt on its C position Fig 15 Ovlac tr...

Page 15: ...e and correctly installed Repair damage immediately Change any wasted or broken piece Keep all the components of the machine clean off of grease oil and accumulated dirt By dealing with trailed equipm...

Page 16: ...d with 1 Skimmers Fig 21 2 Landslide extension Fig 22 3 Transport wheel Fig 23 4 Advanced wheel Fig 24 5 1st body working width hydraulic adjustment Fig 25 6 Headstock blocking system for transport Fi...

Page 17: ...to be understood always facing the plough from its rear view When it comes to supposed to break gear rights are considered ll those that are part of the body that drifts to the rigth and viceversa No...

Page 18: ...Pol gono Industrial C TAF P163 34200 Venta de Ba os Palencia Espa a 34 979 76 10 11 comercial ovlac com www ovlac com...

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