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Secure the lower arms of the tractor with stabilising struts or chains.
The same procedure applies to FRONT END attachment.
Once the machine has been attached, connect the hydraulic hoses to the
tractor and check them for correct functioning.

Attach the hook trestle in such a way that the implement is

horizontal to the tractor.

The trestle attachment permits both rear- and front-end coupling of the
machine. Once the machine has been attached, carefully adjust the
connecting bolt (fig. 7.).

If you change from rear- to front-end attachment, always

check to ensure that the drive direction of the tractor still coincides
with that of the implement, and that the turning speed of the power
take-off shaft is correct.

Fig. 7

5.3 Fitting and adjusting the drive shaft

Before connecting the drive shaft to the input shaft, clean the drive input
shaft on the machine and grease the drive shaft. Before using the drive
shaft for the first time, ensure that it is compatible with the tractor. As the
adjustment procedure only applies to this type of tractor, the procedure
must be checked and, if necessary, repeated whenever a different tractor
is used.
Whenever you fit a new drive shaft element to the power-take off point on
the tractor for the first time, do so without connecting the drive shaft tubes
to each other. When the drive shaft tubes are pushed together, they must
not collide with the forks of the universal joint. A minimum safety distance
of 4-5 cm must be maintained. To adjust to the correct length, hold the
two sections of drive shaft next to one another in the shortest operating
position and mark their positions. Shorten the inner and outer protective
tubes by the same amount. Shorten the inner and outer push-in profiles
by the same length as the protective tube. Smooth down the cut edges
with a file and carefully remove all swarf and other debris. Grease the
push-in profiles before inserting them into each other.

Note that an excessively long drive shaft can cause
damage to both the tractor and the implement.

Attach the drive shaft to the implement and tractor,
along with the complete drive shaft assembly and guard
extension.

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Summary of Contents for 230

Page 1: ...Flail Mower Chopper 230 250 280 Operating Instructions Serial No Order No 9900 01 40GB01...

Page 2: ...machine Carefully read through the operating instructions BEFORE starting up the machine for the first time Please ensure that this manual is handed over to the new owner if the machine is sold or oth...

Page 3: ...original spare parts If the user has failed to observe the operating instructions contained in this manual If the permitted performance limits have been exceeded see table 1 in the section entitled T...

Page 4: ...Options Depending on the operating conditions the following cutting implements can be used Optional Y blades for stalks trunks of up to 3 cm in diameter Standard bootee flails for stalks trunks of up...

Page 5: ...o the implement contain important instructions on how to operate it safely Prevent danger by observing them at all times 3 Be sure to observe all relevant traffic laws when using public roads 4 Famili...

Page 6: ...ree point hydraulic linkage to stop the implement rocking back and forth 18 Ensure that all safety devices are attached and in full working order BEFORE you operate the implement 19 DO NOT remain with...

Page 7: ...aised for towing that the tractor s three point linkage is adequately secured at the sides 6 Before driving the outfit on the road ensure that the operating lever is secured to stop the implement bein...

Page 8: ...is normal for the power take off shaft see table of settings 8 Gentle handling of the coupling elements will help ensure a long service life for both the tractor and the mulching implement 9 Clear th...

Page 9: ...t possible injury Always use appropriate detection equipment when checking for leaks 6 Pressurised fluids hydraulic oil are apt to escape without warning possibly resulting in skin penetration and ser...

Page 10: ...regular intervals for correct tightness and retighten as required 3 Insert adequate props and or axle stands before working on the raised implement 4 Dispose of waste oil lubricants and filters correc...

Page 11: ...es fig 4 are available for lighter mulching tasks stalks trunks of up to 3 cm The rotor shaft turns in the opposite direction to the direction of travel at a rate of 2 243 rpm The implement is operate...

Page 12: ...at the implement is in full working order that all safety devices are in their correct positions that all cutting tool attachments fitted to the rotor shaft are in full working order that grease has b...

Page 13: ...actor As the adjustment procedure only applies to this type of tractor the procedure must be checked and if necessary repeated whenever a different tractor is used Whenever you fit a new drive shaft e...

Page 14: ...he implement in its horizontal position 5 4 Tractor stability Depending on the size of the tractor the load on its front axle will be relieved to some degree or other as the implement is raised Ensure...

Page 15: ...ff the ground fig 11 and that it runs on its roller The roller must be adjusted if the cutting height is to be increased Fig 12 Fig 11 Fig 12 Neither the tool attachments nor slides must not touch the...

Page 16: ...ee description of V belt tension on page 28 of this manual Fig 14 Always disengage the power take off shaft switch off the engine and remove the ignition key before tensioning the V belt The V belt is...

Page 17: ...haft turning speed of the implement The limit is 540 rpm the ideal speed 1 000 rpm Fig 15 The operating speed of the implement depends on the vegetable matter being cut The ideal operating speed is 3...

Page 18: ...inimum Disengage the power take off shaft for towing When uncoupling the implement observe the safety precautions listed on page 10 under Coupling Always park the implement on a dry and even surface a...

Page 19: ...refitted 9 1 Checking the transmission oil level Always use the same type of lubricant for transmission oil changes SAE 90 To change the oil proceed as follows Unscrew the plug at the bottom of the tr...

Page 20: ...ment Running roller bearing left fig 20 2 1 x Running roller bearing right fig 21 3 1 x Rotor shaft bearing left fig 20 1 1 x Rotor shaft bearing right fig 21 4 1 x Fig 20 Fig 21 Always wear protectiv...

Page 21: ...the tension then retighten the locknut Refit the V belt guard Fig 22 Fig 23 Fig 24 The V belts are normally correctly tensioned if a force of 100 N 10 kg weight results in around 1 5 cm of play when a...

Page 22: ...es that may be wrapped around the rotor shaft wire etc Check the hook trestle and housing for signs of cracks Reapply grease as required at each lubrication point page 27 3 After every 100 hours of op...

Page 23: ...Check coupling alignment Cutting tool attachments clogged due to excessive driving speed Reduce driving speed Noise Loose screws and bolts Retighten Machine damage Contact service workshop Out of true...

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