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9901.00.20EN00 -  05/2015

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AFETY

 

INSTRUCTIONS

 

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RULES

2.1 Safety 

instructions

2.1.1 General 

instructions

 CAUTION:

The risks of accidents during use, maintenance or 
repair of the implement can be reduced if you follow 
the safety instructions and preventative measures 
described in this manual.

 

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Only the operations and  manoeuvres described in this manual 
may be performed. The manufacturer is not able to predict 
all possible situations involving risks. As a result, the safety 
instructions described in the manual and on the implement are 

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As a user, you must make reasonable allowance for possible

 

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risks to yourself, others and implement while you are using it.

 CAUTION:

Non-observance of safety and usage instructions, 
repair or maintenance instructions for your 
implement can result in serious, even fatal 
accidents.

 

2.1.2 

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The implement may only be used, serviced or repaired by 

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with the corresponding operational safety modes.

 

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Before using your implement, familiarise yourself with all the 
controls and with its proper operation.

2.1.3 

Hitching and unhitching the implement

 

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If there is only one operator, then the driver himself is 
responsible for hitching and unhitching the implement. Use the 

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Make sure that no-one can get between the tractor and the 
implement or come close to the implement during the hitching 
and unhitching operations.

 

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Before getting out of the cab to hitch or unhitch the implement, 
apply the parking brake, stop the engine and take out the 
tractor ignition key.

 

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Before hitching your implement, make sure that there are no 
signs of wear, incipient cracks or any incompatibility with your 
tractor on the hitching pins, draw bar hitches or the ball joints.

 

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Depressurise the hydraulic circuit before connecting or 
disconnecting the hydraulic couplings.

 

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Connect or disconnect the electrical connections.

 

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Completely lower the implement to the ground, position the 

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implement is perfectly stable during storage.

 

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If your implement is parked, make sure that it is stable to avoid 
the possibility of physical injury or material damage.

2.1.4 

Hydraulic circuit and couplings

 CAUTION:

The hydraulic circuit is subject to high pressures.

 

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and cause fatal injuries. 

Immediately consult a doctor in the 

event of injury.

 

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Observe the order of assembly of the hydraulic couplings. 
Ensure that the tractor couplings are properly positioned 
horizontally or vertically.

 

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Before connecting the hydraulic circuit, clean the couplings on 
the tractor and implement, and check that the pressure is zero 
both on the tractor and implement side.

 

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Replace damaged or used hydraulic lines, observing the 

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Prior to carrying out any work on the hydraulic system, set the 
implement down on the ground, depressurise the hydraulic 
circuit, stop the tractor engine and actuate the hydraulic 
valves.

2.1.5 

Use of the implement

 

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agricultural work. Any other use is considered to be contrary to 
the implement's normal use and is thus prohibited. 

 

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Do not attempt to adjust an implement when this is in motion.

 

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Do not enter the pivoting range of bolted, hydraulic or 
mechanical locking elements.

 

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Wear clothing and personal protection equipment suited to 
the work to be performed (thick leather gloves, safety boots, 

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Create a safety perimeter for other persons.

 

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perfectly understood the required procedure.

 

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Use suitable tools or equipment for the work to be performed.

 

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Correctly use the implement and its controls, do not let 
untrained persons attempt to operate it.

 

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of threads being torn or spontaneous unscrewing.

 

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When working alone, the operator must be in his cab and 
may never leave his seat. No-one may ride or stand on the 
implement when it is in operation.

 

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Stop the implement if you notice unusual noises or vibrations. 
Identify and eliminate the cause before resuming work.

Summary of Contents for Fitis 120 M

Page 1: ...Fitis 120 M Mounted reversible plough OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS EN TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FR Serial No w w w r a b e g b d e...

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Page 3: ...n to the working position 7 Connect the hydraulic hoses 8 Transport working positions 7UDQVSRUW SRVLWLRQ LPSOHPHQW UDLVHG WRS OLQN LQ HG KROH WR prevent shocks Working position Top link in one of the...

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Page 5: ...shear bolt 32 13 2 Replacing the shear bolt 32 14 Spare parts 34 14 1 Maintenance of plough bodies 34 14 2 Tightening torques 35 14 3 Precautions for storage 35 14 4 Returning to operation and additi...

Page 6: ...complies with the following directive 0DFKLQHU GLUHFWLYH GLUHFWLYH 1 4 Identi cation of your equipment 1 4 1 Type plate The type plate contains the following information 2 3 4 1 5 Legend 1 Implement s...

Page 7: ...LWFKLQJ LW 0DNH VXUH WKDW WKH VXUIDFH LV OHYHO DQG VXI FLHQWO UP WR HQVXUH WKDW WKH implement is perfectly stable during storage If your implement is parked make sure that it is stable to avoid the po...

Page 8: ...er attempt manoeuvres when anyone else is in the vicinity of the implement or the tractor For implements equipped with a fold in mechanism for transport make sure that no persons or objects are presen...

Page 9: ...ions of the safety stickers UI 127 UI 127 UI 126 UI 126 UI 129 UI 131 UI 1832 UI 1835 UI 1829 UI 1848 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5 6 Legend 1 Do not climb onto the implement sticker 2 Locking device sticker 3 Hy...

Page 10: ...ead the operator s manual Read the operator s manual and the safety instructions before starting up the implement and take account of them during operation 5 UI 126 Pivoting zone Remain outside the pi...

Page 11: ...USE 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE IMPLEMENT 3 1 General views 1 2 7 4 6 5 8 3 2 Legend 1 Headstock 2 Angle adjustment stop 3 Parking support leg 4 Turnover cylinder 5 Gauge wheel 6 Working width adjustment 7...

Page 12: ...s Height adjustable 3 3 Technical characteristics solid body Body designation max working depth approx cm Working width to approx cm Weight kg Description BP 322 P 38 50 56 One part ploughshare compri...

Page 13: ...f a hydraulic cylinder RSHUDWHG IURP LQVLGH WKH WUDFWRU FDE 3 7 Alignment 1 Orients the implement to align it with the tractor Reduces unnecessary lateral forces makes the implement easier to pull and...

Page 14: ...point 3 12 Fin coulter Optional 5 Legend 5 Fin coulter 7KH Q HQVXUHV D FOHDQ FXW IXUURZ DQG SURWHFWV WKH IURQW HGJH RI the implement s mouldboard 3 13 De ector Optional 6 Legend H HFWRU 7KH GH HFWRU...

Page 15: ...perform To guide the tractor in the furrow align the middle of the front D OH ZLWK WKH PLGGOH RI WKH UHDU D OH RX ZLOO WKXV DYRLG IULFWLRQ RI the front wheel on the ploughing face The offset adjusting...

Page 16: ...e IRU WKH HIIHFWLYH ORDG RQ WKH UHDU D OH DQG WKH SHUPLVVLEOH ORDG RQ WKH UHDU D OH REWDLQHG IURP WKH WUDFWRU RSHUDWRU V PDQXDO Actual values Permissible values Values x2 the permissible capacity of t...

Page 17: ...tching points Poor distribution of loads Ballast the tractor at the front see 4 3 5 1 1 7UDFWRU HTXLSSHG ZLWK OLQN DUPV ZLWK HG ball joints IMPORTANT Ensure that the ball joint diameters tractor side...

Page 18: ...n good condition and that it matches the diameter of the ball joint and connect the top link in one of the three holes in the yoke Raise the implement as high as possible and make sure there is no col...

Page 19: ...the tractor power socket Depressurise the hydraulic circuit disconnect the hydraulic couplers and the function selector according to options and FRQ JXUDWLRQV VWRUH LW DZD LQ D GU SODFH Unhook the lo...

Page 20: ...a 5 1 4 3 2 Legend 1 Angle adjustment stop 2 Offset adjustment 3 Plough body working width adjustment 4 Gauge wheel height adjustment 5 Alignment adjustment screw 7 2 Preparing the plough bodies befor...

Page 21: ...tment 1 2 Legend 1 Pivot bolt 2 Locating bolt Adjustment 1 2 3 4 Legend 1 Pivot bolt 2 Bolt 3 Nut 4 Nut hidden in illustration Raise the implement completely off the ground 5HPRYH WKH QXW DQG WKH EROW...

Page 22: ...ee adjusting bolts Move the beam to the desired position 5H W WKH DGMXVWLQJ EROWV 7 5 Alignment adjustment Principle Legend 1 Alignment adjustment Alignment adjustment orients the implement relative t...

Page 23: ...hear bolt Prior to working the sub soilers must be moved from the rest SRVLWLRQ WR WKH ZRUNLQJ SRVLWLRQ COMMENT Ensure that the shear bolt is correctly positioned in the right direction 2 1 a A 2 Lege...

Page 24: ...Check the torque before the start of the season and every 50 hours during use 7 7 3 Gauge wheel height adjustment 1 2 3 Legend 1 Gauge wheel 2 Lynch pin 3 Clevis pin Adjust the height of a wheel to c...

Page 25: ...iving on a public road Ensure that the legally required signalling and lighting devices OLJKWV UH HFWRUV HWF DUH FRUUHFWO PRXQWHG FOHDQ DQG LQ good working order On public roads observe the Highway Co...

Page 26: ...e Tighten the nut on the adjustment screw to align the implement with the draught line of the tractor Top link is too far towards the unploughed side Loosen the nut on the adjustment screw to align th...

Page 27: ...wheel working depth will give rise to An adjustment of the tractor s lift height Checking the length of the top link GMXVWPHQW RI WKH LQFOLQDWLRQ RQ WKH QH W SDVV LI UHTXLUHG 9 3 3 Lateral levelling 9...

Page 28: ...ustment Vari Fix T H 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 cm cm 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 body working depth T Vari Fix minium distance H Example working depth T 22 cm Vari Fix dist H 16 cm DOFXODWH GLVWDQFH XVLQJ...

Page 29: ...LQJ WRUTXH GMXVW WKH UHWDLQLQJ VFUHZV Tightening torque Dimensions Grade 8 8 Wrench size DIN ISO 272 Nm Ib ft M 12 137 101 19 9 6 Adjusting the sub soiler optional Adjustment tips T Working depth 7 DS...

Page 30: ...e cleaner do not direct the jet at joints bearings etc or at electrical components 3D VSHFLDO DWWHQWLRQ WR VDIHW VWLFNHUV DI HG WR WKH implement Damaged or detached stickers must be replaced Do not us...

Page 31: ...m to a dealer or an approved collection point Do not abandon them in the environment 12 2 Lubrication and greasing Location of lubricating nipples IMPORTANT The location of lubrication nipples depends...

Page 32: ...ice replacing the shear bolt Each plough body is equipped with a shear bolt When one of the bodies of the implement meets an obstruction the mechanical stone safety device is tripped by shearing of th...

Page 33: ...orque shear bolt Link arm dimensions Shear bolt Dimensions Bolt strength 7LJKWHQLQJ WRUTXH 0 8 8 190 Nm 140 lb ft 0 10 9 225 Nm 166 lb ft 0 12 9 315 Nm 232 lb ft 0 12 9 385 Nm 284 lb ft Tightening tor...

Page 34: ...er The use of any parts other than those provided by the manufacturer automatically voids the warranty IMPORTANT This implement carries a CE conformity mark Use only new original replacement parts app...

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Page 36: ...VXE VRLOHU LQ WKH VWRUDJH SRVLWLRQ 5H W WKH VKHDU EROW DQG WKH SLYRW EROW Tighten the bolts 14 4 Returning to operation and additional check After storage and before use perform a full visual inspect...

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