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Operation and maintenance manual

Hoof trimming chute operation manual

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Rev.: 01/2022

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5.2 Maintenance and care

The following measures increase the operational reliability and life time of your
device:

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All pressure points must be lubricated regularly or after cleaning with a high-pressure
cleaner.

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Oil pressure roller safety crank regularly.

Lubrication plan Basic/Comfort:

Lubrication plan Professional:

Summary of Contents for Red 5

Page 1: ...maintenance manual Red 5 hoof trimming chute Red 5 Basic Red 5 Comfort Red 5 Professional Serial number Date of purchase Read this manual before commissioning Retain this manual for future reference...

Page 2: ...1 9 8 Erkl rung der Informations und Gefahrenhinweise 8 1 9 9 Operating manual and machine safety symbols 8 2 TRANSPORT 9 2 1 Transport with tractor on three point linkage 9 2 1 1 Mounting the hoof tr...

Page 3: ...y The documentation provided by our suppliers and most importantly the information and instructions contained therein are fully applicable and should also be followed The manufacturer accepts no liabi...

Page 4: ...applies to errors caused by poorly executed improper or unauthorised work performed on the product or while using the product Any modification by passing or decommissioning of any product devices ensu...

Page 5: ...ur factory Zehetner 26a A 4596 Steinbach Austria within the warranty period If within the warranty period the product suffers any defects in material or workmanship the customer shall immediately asse...

Page 6: ...This operating manual was created in accordance with the 2014 35 EU Machinery Directive and the relevant MSV 2010 machine safety regulation applicable in Austria This operation manual will help you b...

Page 7: ...operating manual on to its new owner The manual is a legally required component of the machine This operating manual is ready for download at www rosensteiner at 1 9 5 Space limitations The product i...

Page 8: ...lanation NOTE Indication of a potentially harmful situation which may result in damage to the equipment or nearby property CAUTION Indication of a potentially dangerous situation which may result in m...

Page 9: ...h a tractor and the risks to be observed The three point hitch on the hoof trimming stand is not fitted as standard 2 1 1 Mounting the hoof trimming chute to a tractor To transport the hoof trimming c...

Page 10: ...tor is running WARNING Check transport position The front leg winch must be swinged inwards and all safety ropes must be fastened in the bollard clamps The service arm and cable must be brought into t...

Page 11: ...ement before claw care not for general transport over longer distances First secure the service arm and cable feed and swing in the front leg winch Engage the ball of the lifting axle in the hole prov...

Page 12: ...y crank 02 Hind leg retention bracket Basic Comfort 03 Head catch control 04 Front foot strap 05 Locking rod 06 Rear leg winches 1 piece at Basic 07 Ankle strap 08 Knee rope 09 Rope clamp 10 Rear foot...

Page 13: ...control 04 Front foot strap 05 Locking rod 06 Rear leg winches 07 Ankle strap 08 Knee chain with protective hose 09 Electr belly strap control 10 Rear foot strap 11 Front leg winch 12 Switchbox 13 He...

Page 14: ...it if necessary The hoof trimming chute may only be operated with suitable protective measures against excessive contact voltage Earth leakage circuit breaker interrupts at 30mA The power supply to th...

Page 15: ...Open and Zu Close buttons on the head catch control 3 6 Drive the cattle in the chute preferred using pushing gates 7 Close the head catch with the Zu Close button on the head catch control black butt...

Page 16: ...y This belt prevents the animal from falling to the ground in the chute Do not lift the animal off the ground Fasten both rear legs above the hock with the help of the ankle strap and secure them by s...

Page 17: ...in frame and thus easily accessible Perform hoof care Swing the foot holder back into the frame and then lower the leg This gives the animal a better balance Press the green button 17 to release and r...

Page 18: ...ck the head catch on the left and right remove the screws and take out the cans Manually pull the two wings of the head catch on the left and right outward and free the animal NOTE Front foot winches...

Page 19: ...cannot fall to the ground Don t let the animal hang in the straps for a long time as this can cause paralysis with permanent consequences If the animal gets caught in the harnesses the work must be i...

Page 20: ...out when the machine is shut down 5 1 Electricial danger DANGER Contact with energized parts Effects of electric current on humans Compliance with legal requirements for installation operation mainten...

Page 21: ...l modifications 5 2 Maintenance and care The following measures increase the operational reliability and life time of your device All pressure points must be lubricated regularly or after cleaning wit...

Page 22: ...e must be inspected annually by a competent person 8 Scope of delivery accessories Series equipment Complete base frame hot dip galvanized Non slip rubber floor Head catch with electric drive Front fo...