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OPERATION

Before each ride

Check dresser for obvious damages, repair damages.

Check tire-pressure.

Check the track of the conveyor belt and adjust if necessary. The conveyor belt

should not rub on either side.

Loading

Observe the desired maximal ground pressure.

When loading, pay attention that the driving components (engine) are not overly

dirty or soiled.

Dressing

Controls

1  Throttle
2  Brake handle (holding brake)
3  Reverse gear
4  Lever to switch on conveyor belt and brush
5  Forward gear

Summary of Contents for RINK SP950

Page 1: ...User manual RINK SP950 Translation of the original user manual 2215 English 933 095 410 EN Kwekerijweg 8 3709JA Zeist The Netherlands T 31 0 306 933 227 E redexim redexim com W www redexim com...

Page 2: ...9 Amtzell Germany hereby declares that the machine specified below conforms to all relevant complies with the provisions of the Machinery Directive 2006 42 EG 1 Machine Designation RINK Topdresser SP9...

Page 3: ...operating hours 10 CARE and MAINTENANCE 11 Setting of the brush roller distance if necessary 11 Conveyor belt tightening when slipping 11 Removal of the dresser from the chassis 12 Replacing the brus...

Page 4: ...riginal spare parts for repair In addition to the recommendations in this manual the general safety and accident prevention regulations must be observed Driving on public roads with this vehicle is su...

Page 5: ...ading platform when the spreading device is running A sticker has been placed on the side panel on both sides of the spreader to indicate this The instructions on the stickers must always be legible a...

Page 6: ...e 1 50 1 75 bar Noise emissions A weighted measurement in accordance ISO 4781 and EN 13684 2004 A3 2010 A weighted emission sound pressure level LpAd measured in working position re 20 Pa 93 dB Uncert...

Page 7: ...lightly e As soon as the engine runs push the starter lever back and adjust the desired engine speed with the throttle Note Please read also engine manufacturer s manual which is included in this manu...

Page 8: ...ust if necessary The conveyor belt should not rub on either side Loading Observe the desired maximal ground pressure When loading pay attention that the driving components engine are not overly dirty...

Page 9: ...9 Setting of dressing density The dressing density mm depends on Driving speed Engine rotation speed Slide opening 1 Please set the desired dressing density on firm ground before starting work...

Page 10: ...ings on both sides of the brush roller 2 Bearings on both sides of the rear drive roll 3 Bearings on both sides of the front tension roll 4 Bearing on the steering axle 5 Bearing on the drive shafts 6...

Page 11: ...il the brush roller touches the conveyor belt slightly Tighten the screws 1 Conveyor belt tightening when slipping Loosen the counter nut 2 Tighten the nut 3 evenly on both sides in a clockwise half t...

Page 12: ...ser from the chassis Remove the protective cover 1 by loosening the screws 2 Remove the chain 3 by pushing the chain tightener 5 through the tension spring 4 upwards in the direction of the arrow Loos...

Page 13: ...segments to the right Please pay attention to the correct order and arrangement of the brush segments Slide the new brush segments back onto the brush shaft Pay attention to the first and last segment...

Page 14: ...14 Replacing the conveyor belt...

Page 15: ...r belt on both sides and evenly with the nuts 1 until the axle center to center distance of the front shaft to the rear shaft is 491 mm Allow the conveyor belt to run for approximately 30 minutes unti...

Page 16: ...the tension spring 4 Please check the pull of the spring regularly and replace it if necessary 3 Chain spraying every 30 operating hours Spray the chain of the conveyor belt and the brush drive 3 and...

Page 17: ...is not switched on Conveyor belt is slipping Check and open slide see page 8 Check control lever see page 7 Tighten conveyor belt see page 10 Engine is not running No gas in the tank Refill gas Obser...