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9.0  USING THE VERTI-DRAIN

® 

 

Before the Verti-Drain

®

 is used at a location, the following needs to be checked: 

 
1.  Are there any loose objects present in the field? Remove them first. 
2.  Are there slopes? The maximum inclination allowed to work on with this machine is 20 

degrees.  
Always work from top to bottom. 

3.  Are there cables/pipes located in the ground? If so, determine the depth of these and 

adjust the working depth of the machine to 60% of this depth. 

4.  Are there any hard objects in the ground? If so, use the Verti-Drain

®

 at a low PTO speed 

and adjust the working depth. 

5.  Is there any danger of airborne objects like golf balls, which might divert the attention of 

the driver? If so, the Verti-Drain

®

 should 

NOT

 be used. 

6.  Is there any danger of sagging, sliding? If so, postpone using the Verti-Drain

®

7.  If the soil is frozen or very wet, postpone any activities until the conditions have 

improved. 

8.  If the ground is very compacted, use shorter tines or adjust the working depth. 

 

10.0  TRANSPORTING THE VERTI-DRAIN

®

 

 

The user is responsible for the transportation of the Verti-Drain

®

 behind the tractor via public 

roads. Please check the national legislation with regard to applicable regulations. Due to the 
weight of the Verti-Drain

®

, a maximum speed of 12 km/hr (8 mph) may be driven on open 

fields. A higher speed may be dangerous to the driver/bystanders and could even damage 
the machine. 
For transportation in combination with the Carrier, see the manual of the Carrier. 
 

  

When the machine is lifted off the ground, at least 20% of the weight of 
the tractor should be resting on the front axle. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Verti-Drain 1513

Page 1: ...S USER MANUAL IS CAREFULLY READ BEFORE USING THE VERTI DRAIN 1848 English 911 120 204 User manual and Parts book Verti Drain Model 1513 1517 Serial number Translation of the original user manual Kweke...

Page 2: ...ture claims to be processed In this user manual many instructions are given which are numbered in sequence One needs to act according to this sequence The symbol indicates safety instructions The symb...

Page 3: ...f the machine by incompetent persons may result in personal injury to both the user and third parties This must be avoided Always use the Verti Drain in combination with the correct tractor as describ...

Page 4: ...it is necessary to secure and block the Verti Drain in order to prevent it from sagging moving sliding During maintenance adjustments and repairs always turn off the tractor engine and remove the trac...

Page 5: ...afety stickers always need to be clearly visible and legible and must be replaced if they become damaged During operation NO persons are allowed within the hazard zones of the Verti Drain because of t...

Page 6: ...6 7 Location of safety stickers Fig 7 900 280 404 911 280 404 911 280 402 900 280 402 Fig 7 Used oil grease is harmful to the environment dispose of it according to the local applicable regulations...

Page 7: ...ct VERTI DRAIN WITH MACHINE NUMBER AS INDICATED ON THE MACHINE AND IN THIS MANUAL to which this declaration refers complies with stipulation of the 2006 42 EC machine directive and is in conformity wi...

Page 8: ...14 8 0 START STOP PROCEDURE 15 9 0 USING THE VERTI DRAIN 16 10 0 TRANSPORTING THE VERTI DRAIN 16 11 0 UNCOUPLING THE VERTI DRAIN 17 12 0 PROBLEM ANALYSIS 18 13 0 MAINTENANCE 19 14 0 TECHNICAL INFORMAT...

Page 9: ...tch 90 mm 3 1 2 Pitch 125 mm 5 1 Up to 2388 m hr 25703 ft hr Up to 3907 m hr 42059 ft hr Up to 5427 m hr 58416 ft hr Up to 3136 m hr 33759 ft hr Up to 5132 m hr 55242 ft hr Up to 7128 m hr 76725 ft hr...

Page 10: ...d vertically on the pallet To remove the pallet and position the machine horizontally on the floor act as follows see fig 8 1 Remove the PTO PTO protective covers and tines from the machine 2 Disassem...

Page 11: ...tractor to 100 mm lateral movement 14 Assemble the tines Use a little grease on the post 15 Determine the length of the PTO 5 and assemble it see chapter 4 1 16 When machine is taken of the pallet re...

Page 12: ...of the tubes and the protective covers have to be shortened B A 75 mm 3 5 Remove the edge trims from all components apply some grease and assemble all parts 6 Install the PTO on the Verti Drain side 7...

Page 13: ...JUSTMENT All tines can be adjusted at the same time in order to increase or decrease the tine angle To adjust the tine angle see fig 10 1 Loosen the nuts 3 of the corner adjustment one turn 2 Use the...

Page 14: ...eavier tines other applications or with the maximum tine angle the tine holders may start floating Lower the rpm as well in that case before the tine holders slam upwards If the Verti Drain is not cor...

Page 15: ...ecouple the PTO as soon as the tines are out of the soil 4 Raise the machine up further until the tines are at least 120 mm free from the soil 5 Go to the next location and start again as described It...

Page 16: ...ti Drain should NOT be used 6 Is there any danger of sagging sliding If so postpone using the Verti Drain 7 If the soil is frozen or very wet postpone any activities until the conditions have improved...

Page 17: ...he machine is lowered further see fig 12 4 Next place the machine in the highest position on a stable surface 5 Remove the top bar 6 Undo the PTO at the tractor s end 7 Remove the support brackets of...

Page 18: ...oo Change tine size on the ground much resistance Adjust working depth Use different tine size Difficult circumstances Adjust working depth Irrigate first PTO breaks Tubes tear PTO angles are too larg...

Page 19: ...ouple the machine to a tractor and let the machine run for 5 minutes Look and listen for strange movements noises Check the oil level in the gear casings this has to reach to the middle of the level i...

Page 20: ...al items will be explained If you still have additional questions please get in touch with your dealer who will be pleased to help you 2 1 3 4 1 8 9 11 10 7 1 8 4 6 9 5 7 5 6 Fig 13 14 1 THE CRANKSHAF...

Page 21: ...Replace the defective parts and reassemble in reverse order Use Loctite for nuts 1 and 3 14 3 RELIEVING CRANKSHAFT TENSION When components of the crankshaft have been replaced the crankshaft might ru...

Page 22: ...tighten them again The timing of the crankshaft is determined by the mutual angle of 120 VD1513 90 VD1517 see fig 14 Because the timing of the machine is symmetrical only four different cranks are use...

Page 23: ...by pressing point A with a tension of 3 5Kg 7 7lbs The impression should be 1 9mm 0 07 per belt 3 If the tension is correct replace safety cover 2 and replace nuts 1 4 If the tension is not correct lo...

Page 24: ...bolts and nuts MOUNTING THE TURF HOLD DOWN KIT see fig 15 Plates 1 are enclosed with the ordered set Mount the plates with bolt 2 rings 3 4 and nut 5 to the principle beam Align the plates with the t...

Page 25: ...nd The tine angle adjustment see Chap 6 0 determines the amount of tine angle movement in the ground If the angle is readjusted from 90 to 70 degrees the tine angle movement increases With a 90 degree...

Page 26: ...s set at 90 degrees The movement of the tine in the soil is minimal and in this manner a nice clean hole is produced When the tine continues to move with an angle setting of less than 90 degrees the t...

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