Operator's manual
Tractor sweeper
MOP
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8.
STORING AND MAINTENANCE
Upon completion of operation:
clean the sweeper thoroughly from any trace of impurity,
examine condition of sweeps (replace worn sweeps with new ones),
examine condition of paintwork; if any defects are found - remove rust spots, degrease, cover
with primer and surface paint,
examine condition of link visually; upon finding significant signs of damage replace with new
one immediately,
examine condition of hydraulic hoses and connections; remove leaks by tightening connections;
replace hydraulic hoses once every 5 years,
cleaned and secured sweeper should be stored in dry and roofed place,
examine bolt connections and if need be tighten these,
Reliability and longevity of the sweeper is generally dependant upon operator's skills,
immediate removing even the most minor defects and proper maintenance. Therefore, each time
upon completed operation, follow the abovementioned provisions.
Repairs of hydraulic assembly, including the engine should be assigned to highly specialized
service.
To make repairs use only genuine parts.
NOTE
1.
Worn and non-tight hydraulic hoses may pose danger to the operator
by e.g. leaking of liquid under high pressure.
2.
Potential oil leak is a hazard to natural environment.
NOTE
Fo winter period or in between longer idle periods clean the sweeper
thoroughly, lubricate and place under roofing to protect it from children and
animals.
9.
SERVICE AND REPAIR WORKS
Prior to operation commencement examine:
completeness of sweeper set,
sweep wearing level,
link wearing level,
protective elements (safety pins),
condition of bolt connections,
condition of hydraulic hoses.
