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Operation
Attachment/detachment of the machine
6.5
Attachment/detachment of the machine
6.5.1
Attachment of the machine
Proceed as follows to attach the machine to the three-point suspension at the front or
rear to a suitable tractor:
– In order to attach the machine to the three-point suspension at the front or rear to
a tractor, first of all prepare the three-point suspension. The lower link arms of the
three-point suspension at the tractor must be adjusted at the correct distance to the
machine suspension. Both balls for the lower link arms and the ball for the upper
link arm must be prepared according to the tractor manufacturer's specifications.
CAUTION
We expressly point out that attachment of the haulm topper without suitable balls for
the lower link arms and the upper link arm is strictly prohibited. Attachment to the
three-point suspension of the machine with bolts only is strictly prohibited.
This may result in human injuries and damage to the machine.
– Make sure that there is enough space on the machine side to which the tractor
is to be attached. It is important to attach the machine to the tractor the right way
round. The support wheels of the machine always run behind when the machine is
attached correctly.
ADVICE
If the machine is attached incorrectly, the freewheel in the machine engages and the
topper shaft stands still.
ADVICE
Please observe the enclosed instructions from the cardan shaft manufacturer and
adjust the length of the cardan shaft according to the instructions.
ADVICE
With the optional firming wheels, the machine can be attached only to the rear of a
suitable tractor. The front attachment of the machine is not possible.
– Prepare machine with the end tow kit as described in the chapter "Uncoupling the
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Summary of Contents for KS 475
Page 3: ...Contents Contents 3 110...
Page 4: ...Contents 4 110...
Page 7: ...Preface 1 Preface 7 110...
Page 8: ...Preface 8 110...
Page 14: ...Safety 14 110...
Page 15: ...Safety 2 Safety 15 110...
Page 16: ...Safety 16 110...
Page 24: ...Safety Safety stickers on the machine Safety stickers on KS 490 24 110...
Page 33: ...General View and Specifications 3 General View and Specifications 33 110...
Page 34: ...General View and Specifications 34 110...
Page 36: ...General View and Specifications General overview 36 110...
Page 44: ...General Description 44 110...
Page 45: ...General Description 4 General Description 45 110...
Page 46: ...General Description 46 110...
Page 49: ...Operating Components 5 Operating Components 49 110...
Page 50: ...Operating Components 50 110...
Page 52: ...Operation 52 110...
Page 53: ...Operation 6 Operation 53 110...
Page 54: ...Operation 54 110...
Page 74: ...Maintenance and service 74 110...
Page 75: ...Maintenance and service 7 Maintenance and service 75 110...
Page 76: ...Maintenance and service 76 110...
Page 88: ...Malfunction and remedies 88 110...
Page 89: ...Malfunction and remedies 8 Malfunction and remedies 89 110...
Page 90: ...Malfunction and remedies 90 110...
Page 92: ...Lists Tables Plans Diagrams Maintenance Verification 92 110...
Page 94: ...Lists Tables Plans Diagrams Maintenance Verification 94 110...
Page 106: ...Index 106 110...
Page 107: ...Index 10 Index 107 110...
Page 108: ...Index 108 110...
Page 110: ...Index U Uncoupling the machine 59 V V belt tension 81 W Welding on the machine 91 110 110...