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2. 

Warranty and liability. 

 
 

2.1 

Warranty.

 

 
SAMON agricultural machinery comes with a warranty period of 1 season. 
 
SAMON Onion Lifters are designed and intended for harvesting onions.*  
If the SAMON Onion Lifter is used in a manner other than intended such will be considered to be improper use. 
 
* For harvesting any other types of deciduous species and crops, always first check with your Samon dealer.  
 
This warranty is provided on construction defects in the machine encountered during normal use. 
 
Parts that are subject to wear are not covered by this warranty, these are:  

 

Sprockets, chains, guide wheels, 

 

Sieve belts  

 

Harvest shafts, 

 

Bearings, 

 

Tillers,  

 

Coulter disks, 

 

Other parts subject to wear. 
 

The Warranty on hydraulic components, PRO shafts and gear drives is given only on construction defects of the 
components, which result in failure, in the opinion of the producer. 

 

This warranty lapses in the following instances: 

 

Constructive adjustments and changes to the machine without permission from Ellens Agricultural 
Engineering BV. 

 

Installation and use of components on or to the Onion Lifter that has an adverse impact on the solidity 
of the construction. 

 

Failure of components due to maintenance intervals not being observed. 

 

Changes to or non-adherence to adjustments and settings prescribed, which could result in damage. 

 
Our dealers and manufacturing service points are all available to provide information and guidance. 
 
 

2.2 

Liability. 

 
Ellens agricultural engineering BV is not liable for damage to Samon agricultural machinery; tractors; machines 
of third parties; injuries to humans, animals and products as a result of: 

 

improper use. 

 

not following instructions and instructions described in the manual. 

  

 

NOTE!!! 

The SAMON Onion Lifter must be operated, maintained and repaired by persons who are familiar with the 
machine and its safety procedures. 
 

Summary of Contents for SU2M

Page 1: ...haft H5 4 3 Connecting the SAMON Onion Lifter H6 4 4 Inspection after 5 meters H6 4 5 Inspection after 5 ha H6 5 Maintenance H7 5 1 Lubrication schedule H7 5 2 Setting the shakers H8 5 3 Setting the c...

Page 2: ...ical data are correct and current for this manual Ellens Landbouwtechniek BV recommends users to carefully read this manual instructions directions and comments before using the machine References to...

Page 3: ...components which result in failure in the opinion of the producer This warranty lapses in the following instances Constructive adjustments and changes to the machine without permission from Ellens Ag...

Page 4: ...e come to a complete halt before approaching the machine Keep in mind that the sieve belts will keep turning for a while after the SAMON Onion Lifter has been switched off Keep away from the SAMON Oni...

Page 5: ...stickers and warning pictograms Description Measurements w x h Order no A Samon sticker 24 8 x 7 8 TL6304 B Be careful with your hand foot sticker 19 3 x 6 4 TL6309 C Check the manual sticker 13 3 x 6...

Page 6: ...lace Check the drive chain for cracks and tears Check the tension of the drive chain and do so regularly while in use Check the harvest shaft for damage and wear Check the sieve belt and drive wheels...

Page 7: ...justed correctly Check if the coulter disks are adjusted correctly Check that the top rod is free 4 5 Inspection and maintenance after 5 ha Inspect the sieve belt for cracks and tears Check the tensio...

Page 8: ...gine off and remove the key from the ignition 5 1 Lubrication schedule Lubricate periodically to ensure that the SAMON Onion Lifter works optimally Schedule for lubricating the Samon Onion Lifter Lubr...

Page 9: ...he intensity of shaking 5 3 Setting the collecting trays For adjusting the collecting trays The space between the collecting trays can be adjusted by setting the collecting tray holder Use bolt A to a...

Page 10: ...ll the gear drive with oil SAE 90 until oil starts coming from the plug Put the plug back in place Mount the PTO shaft 5 4 2 Replacing the gear drive oil Remove the PTO shaft Remove the drive shaft Re...

Page 11: ...the tire pressure and inspect for damage 4 5 Bar Check the drive chains Check the harvest shaft and other parts subject to wear and replace in time Check all bearings and replace when clearance is ex...

Page 12: ...375x200x150 375x200x150 375x200x150 Number of sieve belts 2 Weight 855 kg 880 kg 900 kg 920 kg 940 kg SAMON Onion Lifter SU2M Belt width 1 50 m 1 65 m 1 75 m 2 00 m Type Harvest shaft Drive Mechanical...

Page 13: ...y order parts from official SAMON dealers 2 Include the type model and serial number of your machine as stated on the type shield The type shield is located on the frame of the PTO shaft 3 Measure the...

Page 14: ...9 Troubleshooting General troubleshooting Defect Cause Solution The lifter does not want to go into the ground The tiller ends are worn Replace the tiller ends Harvest shaft worn Replace the harvest...

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