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9901.00.34DE00; 02.2017

Subject to technical modifications

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CONTENTS

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 A

LBATROS

 140 MW; S

ERIES

 2

9.7  Maximum permissible dimensions and weights 

for transport by road ........................................ 41

9.8  Explanation of the type designation ................ 42

9.9 Type 

plate,   mark ....................................... 42

10 Loading ............................................................ 42

OPERATION ............................................ 43

11  Preparing the tractor ...................................... 43

11.1  Checking requirements for the tractor ............. 43

11.2  Checking the tractor’s air pressure ................. 43

11.3  Checking the track width ................................. 43

11.4 Ballast weight 

.................................................. 43

12  Coupling the implement ................................. 44

12.1  Notes on coupling ........................................... 44

12.2  

Bottom link connection .................................... 44

12.2.1. Connection 

categories 

..............................44

12.2.2. 

  Ball bush and guide cone for bottom link 
bolt ............................................................44

12.3  Couple the bottom links ................................... 45

12.4  Couple the top link .......................................... 45

12.5  Couple the top link .......................................... 46

12.6  Connect the hydraulic lines ............................. 46

12.6.1. 

Required hydraulic connections ...............47

12.6.2. 

Connect the hydraulic lines ......................47

12.7  Connecting the lighting cable .......................... 47

13  Sliding in and folding up the parking support .

48

14  Carrying out the turning test ......................... 49

15  Adjusting the working width .......................... 50

16  Adjusting the track of the contact or combina-

tion wheel ........................................................ 51

17   Preparing the machine, pre-adjustments .... 53

17.1  Information on the model ................................ 53

17.2 Required preparations 

..................................... 53

17.3  General adjustment instructions ...................... 53

17.4  Pre-adjusting the traction point  ...................... 54

17.4.1. Adjustment 

instructions 

............................54

17.4.2. 

 Ploughs with turnbuckle ...........................54

17.4.3. 

Ploughs with hydraulic frame slewing .......55

17.5 

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 ............. 56

17.5.1. 

Adjusting the ploughs with adjusting spindle 
56

17.5.2. 

Adjusting the ploughs with hydraulic cylin-
ders ...........................................................56

18  Moving the plough into the transport  

position ............................................................ 57

18.1  

Turning the plough onto the right-hand side ... 57

18.2  

Turn the ploughs with combination wheel into the 
transport position ............................................. 57

18.2.1. 

Turning the combination wheel into 
the transport position ................................58

18.2.2. 

Locking the central lock ............................59

18.2.3. 

Turning the plough into the transport position 
59

18.2.4. 

Uncoupling the top link .............................59

18.3  

Lifting the ploughs with depth guide wheel into 
the transport position ....................................... 60

19  Travelling by road ........................................... 60

19.1  

Preparations for travelling by road .................. 60

19.2 Driving instructions 

.......................................... 60

19.3   Check before moving off ................................ 61

20  Moving the plough from the transport position 

to the working position .................................. 61

20.1  Removing the lighting ...................................... 61

20.2  

Turn the plough with combination wheel into the 
working position .............................................. 62

20.2.1. 

Coupling the top link .................................62

20.2.2. 

Unlocking the central lock .........................62

20.2.3. 

Turning the plough onto the right-hand  
side ...........................................................62

20.2.4. 

Turning the combination wheel into the 
working position ........................................63

20.3  

Lowering the plough with depth control wheel 
into the working position .................................. 64

20.4  Moving the subsoiler into the working position 64

21 Working information ....................................... 65

21.1  Safety during operation ................................... 65

21.2 

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depth ............................................................... 65

21.3 Working information ........................................ 66

21.4  

Driving instructions - turning on headlands ..... 66

21.5  Operational safety on a hillside ....................... 66

22  Adjustments after ploughing ......................... 67

22.1  Adjusting the working depth ............................ 67

22.1.1. Adjustment 

instructions 

............................67

22.1.2. Preparation 

...............................................67

22.1.3. 

Depth adjustment, depth control wheel  
PS 5 ..........................................................67

22.1.4. 

Depth adjustment, depth control wheel  
PS 30 and combination wheel D 30 .........67

22.1.5. 

Depth adjustment, RJR wheel ..................68

22.2  Aligning the plough parallel to the ground ....... 68

22.3  Adjusting the incline ........................................ 69

Summary of Contents for Super Albatros 140 RMW+

Page 1: ...w w w r a b e g b d e OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS EN TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL Serial no Attachment reversible plough Super Albatros 140 RMW Series 2 Super Albatros 160 RMW Series 2...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...3 2 Coupling the implement 4 3 Folding up the parking support 5 4 Moving the plough into the transport position 5 4 1 Turning the plough onto the right hand side 5 4 2 Turning the combination wheel in...

Page 4: ...2 COUPLING THE IMPLEMENT Notes on coupling A B 2 1 The bottom link 1 must slope downwards slightly towards the implement Attach the top link 2 so that it slopes upwards towards the working implement...

Page 5: ...hortest position 3 Fold up and lock the parking support 4 MOVING THE PLOUGH INTO THE TRANSPORT POSITION 4 1 Turning the plough onto the right hand side 1 Lift the plough Minimum lifting height 85 cm 2...

Page 6: ...wor king pos ition 9998 02 78 im Tran spo rt pos ition tran spo rt tran spo ert pos ition im Eins atz au trava il work ing posi tion 9998 02 78 im Tran spor t posi tion tran spor t tran spoe rt posi...

Page 7: ...actor operating instructions 5 TRAVELLING BY ROAD Driving instructions Adapt your driving speed to conditions on the road or track Max speed 25 kph Max speed when transporting on a combination wheel 2...

Page 8: ...pos ition 2 4 1 5 3 T A Turn the combination wheel into the working position T transport position A working position im Ein sat z au trav ail wo rkin g pos itio n 9998 02 7 8 im Tra nsp ort pos itio...

Page 9: ...RFNLQJ SLQ 2 into the frame tube and secure with the spring cotter 3 9 WORKING VALUES WORKING SPEED WORKING DEPTH Working speed Working speed 4 km h 10 km h 7KH ZRUNLQJ VSHHG GHSHQGV RQ WKH IROORZLQJ...

Page 10: ...1 1 Tractor moves towards ploughed soil shorten the turnbuckle 2 Tractor moves towards unploughed soil extend the turnbuckle 10 2 Plough with hydraulic frame slewing Tools Hook spanner with hexagon f...

Page 11: ...e tractor hydraulics until the determined gap D RQ WKH UVW body D is adjusted Retract the adjusting spindle QFUHDVH UVW ERG ZRUNLQJ ZLGWK D Extend the adjusting spindle HFUHDVH UVW ERG ZRUNLQJ ZLGWK D...

Page 12: ...ting spindle to the left Increase working depth Rotate adjusting spindle to the right Decrease working depth 12 3 Depth adjustment depth control wheel PS 30 and combination wheel D 30 Adjusting the wo...

Page 13: ...tment 2 1 a Position the plough parallel to the ground to do this Adjust the bottom link height 1 Set the top link 2 shorter or longer 7KH WRS OLQN VKRXOG be slightly inclined towards the tractor make...

Page 14: ...e tube 5 4 3 2 1 1 Insert the lighting bar 15 ADJUSTING THE INCLINE Preparation Plough for a few metres with the plough in the home position Tractor and plough in working position tractor wheel in fur...

Page 15: ...s Size LGWK DFURVV DWV Nm lb ft M24 710 524 36 NOTE Tighten the expansion screws only ZLWK WKH VSHFL HG WRUTXH After adjusting the working width adjust the track of the contact or combination wheel 17...

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Page 17: ...mbols 28 DESCRIPTION 29 6 Scope of delivery 29 6 1 Basic equipment 29 6 2 6 2 Additional equipment 29 7 Description of the implement 30 7 1 Description of the components 31 7 2 Description of the comp...

Page 18: ...g the ploughs with adjusting spindle 56 17 5 2 Adjusting the ploughs with hydraulic cylin ders 56 18 Moving the plough into the transport position 57 18 1 Turning the plough onto the right hand side 5...

Page 19: ...equired work 79 25 2 Install the lighting 79 26 Parking the implement 80 26 1 Prerequisite 80 26 2 Note the following when parking 80 26 3 Fold the parking support out and adjust the length 80 26 4 Mo...

Page 20: ...nes and mouldboard 106 42 8 Replace the disc coulter 106 43 Replace the supporting wheel combination wheel 107 44 Replace the bulbs in the lighting 108 INSTALLATION 109 45 Installing the ball bush on...

Page 21: ...e It is an integral part of the implement and must always be carried on it or in the tractor s cab These operating instructions are intended for skilled agricultural workers and individuals who are HP...

Page 22: ...ions with the implement List of working instructions 1 a WHP GHVLJQDWLRQV LQ JXUHV Actuate the control device on the tractor N sh Not shown AF Width for the tool to be used 3 TARGET AUDIENCE OF THESE...

Page 23: ...hazards which exist when handling the implement In general these persons have received agricultural education or are comparably trained Maintenance and repair may only be carried out by a specialist o...

Page 24: ...make sure that no persons are standing in the danger area When folding and unfolding implement parts make sure that there is adequate clearance around the implement Danger of tipping when folding and...

Page 25: ...implement s supporting elements Apply the tractor s parking brake Switch off the engine Remove the ignition key Secure the implement to prevent it rolling away brake wheel chocks 5 8 Hydraulic safety...

Page 26: ...mplement are in an excellent condition Lock the hydraulic control devices to prevent accidental operation before each journey by road Check the immediate vicinity before moving off No item or person m...

Page 27: ...ecured to prevent it lowering and rolling away Use all provided supports During all work wear work gloves the prescribed work clothing and protective equipment If the implement is folded use additiona...

Page 28: ...while the implement is at a standstill fully mounted and securely supported 9998 02 81 9998 02 81 Crushing hazard when staying between tractor and the implement When coupling the implement combinatio...

Page 29: ...d during transport 6 1 Basic equipment The following items are supplied with the implement 1 1 Plough in accordance with the order equipped ZLWK 2 3 2 Plough bodies with solid sheet body 3 Plough bodi...

Page 30: ...iver s seat depending RQ WKH VHOHFWHG HTXLSPHQW First body working width Working depth The Super Albatros 140 MW is designed for ploughing in the furrow The base frame is square with an edge length of...

Page 31: ...width adjustment 4 Hydraulic slewing traction point adjustment cylinder or turnbuckle 5 First body working width adjustment 6 Central lock 7 Plough body 8 Plough frame 9 Stone protection 10 Depth con...

Page 32: ...ect to technical modifications OPERATION SUPER ALBATROS 140 MW SERIES 2 2 3 4 5 6 2 Bend leg 3 Frog 4 Attachment 5 Add on heel 6 Add on coulter 7 8 9 7 Trash board 8 Front mouldboard 9 Tines 10 11 10...

Page 33: ...the tractor s bottom links 6 The central lock to lock the turning gear 7 The pressure tank for the hydraulic tower suspension with pressure gauge to indicate the pressure Hydraulic suspension The hyd...

Page 34: ...lough is rotated into the transport position the central lock engages automatically 8 4 Adjustment centre 3 2 2 1 All adjustment devices are arranged centrally in the adjustment centre 1 Incline adjus...

Page 35: ...in the holes 2 of the body console Working widths of 44 50 56 cm can be adjusted Skimmers and disc coulters are also adjusted 8 5 Depth control with depth control wheel or combination wheel Depth con...

Page 36: ...is adjusted using holes in the holder 1 and the rod 2 The lateral overlap and the throwing angle are HG IRU WKH 9DUL L VNLPPHU 8 6 Bodies 1 2 The plough bodies come in solid sheet 1 or slatted bodies...

Page 37: ...c coulter 1 The disc coulter ensures that the furrow edge is cut cleanly In the sprung version 1 the disc can compensate for hindrances and is therefore protected against damage 8 14 Plough body stone...

Page 38: ...tones and deep ploughing 8 17 Parking support 1 2 The parking support 1 ensures that the parked plough is stable It can be adjusted to the ground conditions using the height adjuster 2 The parking sup...

Page 39: ...3 Cat 3N Cat 4N Type Super Albatros 140 RMW 160 RMW Number of furrows 4 4 1 5 Depth control wheel Model Tyres PS 5 13 EB 10 0 75 15 RJR 200 60 x 14 5 or 10 0 75 12 or 320 60 12 PS 30 M 10 0 75 15 or 1...

Page 40: ...lit tine with hardened points 9 2 Technical data for slatted body Body designation Maximum working depth approx cm Working width up to approx cm Weight kg Description BP 331 WS 30 45 35 Single part ti...

Page 41: ...eral oil and bio oil HIRUH FRQQHFWLQJ FKHFN WKDW WKH SORXJK DQG WUDFWRU K GUDXOLF V VWHPV DUH OOHG ZLWK WKH same type of hydraulic oil Function Hydraulic connection Color of protecting cap Single acti...

Page 42: ...relevant EU Directives The EU Declaration of Conformity attests to the fact that implement being placed on the market is manufactured in accordance with the relevant standards The serial number is al...

Page 43: ...llast calculation page 110 Attach the ballast weight see the tractor operating instructions Check that tractor s and implement s connection categories are the same 7UDFWRU VHH WUDFWRU RSHUDWLQJ LQVWUX...

Page 44: ...it slopes upwards towards the working implement x Y The incline can be changed by inserting the top link stock in position A or B Insert the top link into the elongated hole HQH WV Quicker soil penetr...

Page 45: ...m Checking the bottom link connection 1 2 3 1 Check the bottom link bolts and the ball bush for wear and damage Replace damaged parts immediately 2 Check that the ball bushes can move freely 3 Ensure...

Page 46: ...DQG RQ WKH LPSOHPHQW have been depressurized Risk of accident due to incorrectly connected pressure lines When connecting ensure that the hydraulic lines are connected to the prescribed connections In...

Page 47: ...r marking Single acting Double acting 1 Rotation 1 x Red Frame swivelling device with coupled turning function 2 Working depth 1 x Black 3 First body working width 1 x Blue 4 Working width not assigne...

Page 48: ...g the three point power lift until the parking support is free Sliding in 1 3 2 1 Remove the hinged pin 2 Insert the inner pipe and pin it to the shortest position in the adjustment hole 3 Secure the...

Page 49: ...description assumes that the plough is on the right hand side in the storage or working position Checks before the turning test 9 The support a is folded up and secured see chapter Sliding in and fold...

Page 50: ...Care must be taken during all work to ensure that the implement is stable and has been secured to prevent it rolling away Support the raised implement to prevent lowering Required tools 2 x ring or so...

Page 51: ...fastening nut 6 Tighten all fastening and pivot bolts with the correct torque Torques Size LGWK DFURVV DWV Nm lb ft M24 710 524 36 16 ADJUSTING THE TRACK OF THE CONTACT OR COMBINATION WHEEL Safety in...

Page 52: ...on Lift the plough until all bodies stand freely above the ground Support the plough to prevent lowering Switch off the tractor and secure it to prevent it rolling away Adjustment 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 99 9...

Page 53: ...tor Fine adjustment is then performed when ploughing I WKH WUDFWLRQ SRLQW DQG UVW ERG ZRUNLQJ ZLGWK DUH to be adjusted UVW DGMXVW WKH WUDFWLRQ SRLQW DQG WKHQ WKH UVW ERG ZRUNLQJ ZLGWK 17 PREPARING THE...

Page 54: ...r axle M 7KH WUDFWLRQ SRLQW DQG WKH UVW ERG ZRUNLQJ ZLGWK can be pre adjusted roughly in advance Fine adjustments are performed during use 17 4 2 Ploughs with turnbuckle Adjustment instruction DANGER...

Page 55: ...on point plough with hydraulic frame slewing 2 3 1 1 1 Remove the hexagonal bolts AF 13 mm with washers 2 Slide the protection plate in 3 Undo the clamping bolt AF 10 mm 4 a 4 Turn the cylinder stop u...

Page 56: ...n accord Rotate adjusting spindle to the right QFUHDVH UVW ERG ZRUNLQJ GHSWK Rotate adjusting spindle to the left HFUHDVH UVW ERG ZRUNLQJ ZLGWK 17 5 2 Adjusting the ploughs with hydraulic cylinders NO...

Page 57: ...g the combination wheel proceed with great care and if possible seek the assistance of a second person 18 MOVING THE PLOUGH INTO THE TRANSPORT POSITION DANGER General risk of accident while working wi...

Page 58: ...z au travail working position 999 8 02 78 im Transport position transport transpoert position T 5 4 T transport position 4 Insert the locking pin and 5 secure with a spring cotter Pinning the wheel co...

Page 59: ...aised or turning plough Make sure that the implement does not collide with anything in its raised state even when turning Close the rear window on the tractor Working position 1 Lift the plough Minimu...

Page 60: ...ntrolled movements using the retaining system provided transport lock or other suitable measures Always use the covers supplied Risk of tipping due to the large centrifugal mass of the implement When...

Page 61: ...DANGER General risk of accident while working with the implement Observe chapter Safety instructions general usage page 23 under all circumstances Danger of tipping when folding and unfolding implemen...

Page 62: ...nk For the description see chapter 12 4 Couple the top link page 45 20 2 2 Unlocking the central lock V E 1 1 Unlock the central lock V Locked Transport position Rotation locked E Unlocked Working pos...

Page 63: ...the working position DANGER Risk of accident when turning due to the combination wheel turning and the high weight of the wheel When turning the combination wheel proceed with great care and if possib...

Page 64: ...ing po sitio n 99 98 02 78 im Tran sport po sitio n tran sport tran spoe rt po sitio n 5 4 A A Working position 4 Insert the locking pin and 5 secure with the hinged pin 20 3 Lowering the plough with...

Page 65: ...riding on the implement Riding on the implement and standing within hazard zones are prohibited DANGER General risk of accident while working with the implement Always observe the safety instructions...

Page 66: ...the plough when the tractor is stopped or driving forwards Also see chapter Operational safety on a hillside page 66 KHQ SORXJKLQJ DFURVV WKH JUDGLHQW If the ground is ploughed slope downwards the UVW...

Page 67: ...for a few metres with the plough in the home position Measure the working depth Lift the plough slightly if adjustment is required 22 1 3 Depth adjustment depth control wheel PS 5 a Adjust the working...

Page 68: ...top Increase working depth Rotate adjusting spindle to the left Decrease working depth 22 2 Aligning the plough parallel to the ground Adjustment instructions After checking that the plough is paralle...

Page 69: ...or wheel in furrow Check the angle the legs in relation to the unploughed soil visual inspection Adjustment Rotate spindles 1 or 2 until the correct incline is reached 23 ADJUSTMENTS DURING OPERATION...

Page 70: ...m Adjustment instructions 2 1 2 1 1 Tractor moves towards ploughed soil shorten the cylinder path with a stop 2 Tractor moves towards unploughed soil extend the cylinder path with a stop Adjusting the...

Page 71: ...right QFUHDVH UVW ERG ZRUNLQJ ZLGWK D Rotate adjusting spindle to the left HFUHDVH UVW ERG ZRUNLQJ ZLGWK D 23 2 2 Adjusting the ploughs with hydraulic cylinders NOTE When adjusting hydraulically only...

Page 72: ...the height of the trash boards in the holder s elongated holes 3 Tighten the locking nuts to the correct torque 4 Adjust the support bolts to contact Torque Size Quality grade 10 9 LGWK DFURVV DWV DI...

Page 73: ...cm F gap between the disc bearing housing and the ground Fmin approx 5 cm Limit the depth so that there is at least a gap of approximately 5 cm between the disc bearing housing and the ground Adjustme...

Page 74: ...tening screws 2 Adjust the disc coulter s overlap by rotating the round rod 3 Tighten the fastening screws to the correct torque NOTE The factory default setting is indicated by the red mark a Torque...

Page 75: ...c Pivoting play 3 Tighten the clamping bolt to the correct torque Torque Size Quality grade 8 8 LGWK DFURVV DWV Nm lb ft M16 230 170 24 24 4 Adjusting the round rod skimmer Tools Ring spanner with a 3...

Page 76: ...h round rod s side overlap Adjustment instructions B VLGH RYHUODS IDFWRU VHWWLQJ DSSUR FP After adjusting the overlap the skimmer s throwing angle must be re adjusted see chapter 24 4 3 page 77 Adjust...

Page 77: ...E The factory default setting is indicated by the red mark a Torque observe the quality grade Size Quality grade 8 8 LGWK DFURVV DWV Nm lb ft M20 464 342 30 Size Quality grade 10 9 LGWK DFURVV DWV Nm...

Page 78: ...for Vari Fix is preset to between 2 and 3 cm at the factory 24 6 Adjusting the Vari Heavy Duty skimmers 24 6 1 Vari Heavy Duty adjusting the working depth Adjustment instructions H a IDFWRU VHWWLQJ DS...

Page 79: ...i Heavy Duty skimmers lateral overlap B The lateral overlap B for the Vari Heavy Duty is preset to between 2 and 3 cm in the factory 25 AFTER THE WORK 25 1 Required work Move the plough into the trans...

Page 80: ...2 Note the following when parking The hydraulic width adjusted must be pivoted in to the narrow point Set the implement on the right handed bodies Turn the ploughs with combination wheel from the tran...

Page 81: ...s 4 Secure the hinged pin by throwing the safety catch 26 4 Move the subsoiler into the storage position Tools 2 ring spanners with a 24 mm width Adjustment instruction L A Before shutting down the su...

Page 82: ...4 page 45 26 5 2 Unlocking the central lock V E 1 1 Unlock the central lock V locked transport position turning locked E unlocked working position turning possible 26 5 3 Turning the plough onto the r...

Page 83: ...tion wheel into the storage position The combination wheel can be left in the transport position for storage 26 5 5 Parking the plough Fold the parking support out and adjust the length page 80 Storag...

Page 84: ...aulics control Take note of all crushing and shearing points on the implement Secure the parked implement to prevent it rolling away DANGER 5LVN RI DFFLGHQW GXH WR K GUDXOLF XLG escaping at high press...

Page 85: ...ncoated metal parts of the implement from rust 29 CLEANING 29 1 Safety instructions WARNING Risk of accident due to pinching or crushing while performing cleaning work Turn off the tractor s engine an...

Page 86: ...Take precautions to prevent rust forming Treat uncoated metal parts on the implement and piston rods with an environmentally friendly corrosion protection agent Repair damage to the paintwork NOTE Plo...

Page 87: ...3 page 104 Incline moved Check and adjust the incline 22 3 page 69 Undercut too shallow Adjust undercut 34 page 92 Plough pulls to the side First body working width moved KHFN DQG DGMXVW WKH UVW ERG Z...

Page 88: ...y Tools SW 36 SW 24 SW 30 AF Width Across Flats Rabe special ring spanners supplied 19 mm ring spanner Repair instructions Always use original shear bolts Never replace shear bolts with standard bolts...

Page 89: ...4 30 Pivot bolt Size Quality grade Torque Width DFURVV DWV Nm lb ft M16 x 1 5 12 9 190 232 24 M20 x 1 5 10 9 460 339 30 M20 x 1 5 12 9 640 472 M24 x 1 5 10 9 780 575 36 31 2 Replacing the shear bolt r...

Page 90: ...bolt Size Quality grade Torque Nm lb ft M12 x 110 12 9 160 118 Pivot bolt Size Quality grade Torque Nm lb ft M20 x 1 5 x 110 10 9 661 488 32 REPLACING THE VARI HEAVY DUTY VHD SHEAR BOLT Attachment 1...

Page 91: ...torques pivot bolt Dimension Bolt strength 10 9 Width across DWV DIN ISO 272 Nm Ib ft M16 338 250 24 33 REPLACING THE SHEAR BOLT ON THE SUBSOILER Fastening 2 1 4 3 1 M16 pivot bolts 2 M16 shear bolt...

Page 92: ...ent work Care must be taken during all work to ensure that the implement is stable and has been secured to prevent it rolling away Protect raised machines from lowering Tool required 2 x ring open end...

Page 93: ...measured vertically below the limit stop 3 between the system plate 4 and attachment Set up Expanding the undercut 1 2 1 Loosen beam screw 24 2 Loosen system screw 19 3 U 3 Adjust the undercut U by tu...

Page 94: ...35mm S 24mm BP 351W WS 30mm S 24mm BP 365P 6 PP 6 PP Slatted mouldboard Undercut BP 331WS WS 30mm S 24mm BP 322 PS WS 30mm S 24mm BPC 323 PS WS 38mm S 24mm BP 355RS WS 38mm S 28mm BP 351WS WS 30mm S 2...

Page 95: ...hose marked in white for the spring force adjuster to a single acting control device on the tractor Connect the hydraulic lines page 46 must be observed 4 2 2 Open the shut off valve on the pressure...

Page 96: ...and has been secured to prevent it lowering and rolling away Wear protective gloves and safety footwear WARNING Risk of injury due to heavy components When handling heavy components use suitable lift...

Page 97: ...support equipment required to assure a professional and safe execution of the tasks involved in maintaining and repairing the implement 4XDOL HG SHUVRQV IRU SUHVVXUH WDQNV DQG SLSHOLQHV Work on the pr...

Page 98: ...ting points 99 Keep the adjusting spindle serviceable 100 Grease the adjusting spindles 100 Check all piston rods for wear or damage Check the wheel bearings on the depth control wheel or the combinat...

Page 99: ...ng cloths in an environmentally friendly manner Position Every 60 hrs Every 150 hrs After cleaning Before after the season 1 Pivot bearing 2 Adjusting spindles standard lubricating grease 2 2 1 3 6SLQ...

Page 100: ...r D 30 supporting wheel standard lubricating grease 14 Supporting wheel rotating axles for RJR wheel standard lubricating grease 17 17 14 14 15 Wheel hub standard lubricating grease 18 15 16 Disc coul...

Page 101: ...ket cm 33 35 37 40 47 50 42 45 M 9998 02 7 4 c 1 Item Model Torque Nm lb ft 1 M24 10 9 710 534 Wheel retainer for supporting and combination wheel 1 2 1 Item Model Torque Nm lb ft 1 M20 8 8 464 342 2...

Page 102: ...ely in case of injury Before each start up Check the hydraulic hoses for wear and damage Hydraulic hoses are subject to natural ageing The period of usage for hydraulic hoses should not exceed 5 6 yea...

Page 103: ...s torque causes damage to the components Torque In contrast to the torques for the standard threads the tapered screws may only be tightened to 80 Nm Size Quality grade 12 9 LGWK DFURVV DWV DIN ISO 27...

Page 104: ...DWV DIN ISO 272 Nm lb ft M 12 137 101 19 18 42 4 Replace the tines with reversible points Fastening 1 2 9 1 2 9 1 2 3 4 1 Countersunk screws with square shaft M12 x 35 10 9 2 Hexagon nut M12 mm 3 Tape...

Page 105: ...Tines 4 Sliding ring Adjustment For information on adjusting see chapter Adjusting the subsoiler page 72 42 5 Replace the trash board Fastening 3 2 1 1 Countersunk screws with square shaft M12 x 30 10...

Page 106: ...nformation on adjusting see chapter Adjusting the round rod skimmer page 75 Adjusting the Vari Fix skimmer page 77 Adjusting the Vari Heavy Duty skimmers page 78 Torque Size Quality grade 8 8 LGWK DFU...

Page 107: ...ition key Repair 1 1 Undo all wheel nuts a a Use the tractor to lift the implement until the wheel turns freely Secure the raised device at the suitable points a to prevent lowering Select supports th...

Page 108: ...2 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 6 Tighten all wheel nuts crosswise see sketch to the required torque Torque Size Quality grade 8 8 Width across DWV Nm lb ft M18 x 1 5 368 271 24 44 REPLACE THE BULBS IN THE LIGHTING T...

Page 109: ...tion bush b ball bush 1 Position of Cat 3N compensation and ball bush 2 Position of Cat 3 compensation and ball bush 3 Position of Cat 4N compensation and ball bush Installation 1 2 4 a 3 3 5 7 6 1 Re...

Page 110: ...e requirements have EHHQ IXO OOHG EHIRUH FRXSOLQJ WKH LPSOHPHQW E carrying out the following calculations For the calculation data is required from the operating instructions for the tractor from the...

Page 111: ...F act Evaluating the data Enter the following data into the table Calculations Enter the results of the calculations Permissible values according to the operating instructions Enter the permissible va...

Page 112: ...88 im Transport position transport transport position im Einsatz au travail working position 9998 02 78 9998 06 78 9998 02 85 9998 06 85 9998 01 75 t glich schmieren grease daily graisser journelleme...

Page 113: ...101 160 118 19 18 M14 148 109 218 161 255 188 22 21 M16 230 170 338 250 395 292 24 M18 329 243 469 346 549 405 27 M20 464 342 661 488 773 570 30 M22 634 468 904 667 1057 780 32 34 M24 798 589 1136 83...

Page 114: ...the empty vehicle weight to ensure steering safety observe ballast calculation in the annex Observe the maximum permissible dimensions Transport width 3 m height 4 m and the overall length 12 m 50 2 P...

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Page 116: ...posed of properly and in compliance with the current relevant waste disposal guidelines Deliver metal parts to a licensed waste management company Remove greases and oils from the implement and dispos...

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