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Zona Industriale-Viale Grecia, 8
06018 TRESTINA-(Perugia)-ITALY
Tel. +39.075.8540021-T39.075.8540523
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Summary of Contents for GS 160

Page 1: ...USE AND MAINTENANCE SPARE PARTS LIST BELT RAKE GS 160 190 220 ...

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Page 3: ... 2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 5 3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9 4 TRANSPORT AND INSTALLATION 10 5 PRECISION ADJUSTMENT AND START UP 13 6 HOW TO STOP THE MACHINE 15 7 CLEANING 15 8 LUBRICATION 15 9 MAINTENANCE 15 10 SPARE PARTS 16 11 CARDAN SHAFT 610 458 20 ...

Page 4: ...made to the machine any tampering or any operations whatsoever which do not comply with what is written in this handbook in the Manufacturer s regulations or in any other documents and which may cause damage to the safety and health of people animals or objects near the machine The Manufacturer hopes you will be able to use all the functions of his belt Rakes Please remember however that all the t...

Page 5: ...st another copy DESCRIPTION Complete Machine Instruction handbook 1 3 GENERAL NOTES ON DELIVERY The machine its parts and or accessories may be shipped in containers or packaged in packing cases overseas In any case check that 1 Packaging is intact 2 The supply corresponds to the order specifications see accompanying transport document or packing list 3 The machine or the accessories are undamaged...

Page 6: ...keep the machine level during operations This series of machines may be used with several different types of tractor with a three point hydraulic lift It is attached to the tractor by means of the three point connection which firmly holds the two machines together and makes work safe Movement is transmitted by the power take off via a propeller shaft to the rake drive unit and then to the belt The...

Page 7: ...could be damaged 2 4 OPERATOR OR MACHINE DRIVER This shows that a qualified person with specific skills is needed as the operations are completely manual and therefore the machine driver s training and skill are needed in order to obtain the best results from the machine The operator is therefore severely forbidden to carry out the operations which are described as the responsibility of the mainte...

Page 8: ...e machine on the floor once packaging has been removed please refer to the chapter on transport and positioning part 4 Never in any case raise it by its wheels or by its shaft Use the dead axle with adequate load bearing ropes see technical specifications part 3 and raise the machine no more than 30 centimetres from the ground unless there are any obstacles and handle very slowly 2 12 ZERO 0 EXERT...

Page 9: ...s be carried out by the same maintenance worker NEVER BY MORE THAN ONE PERSON Protective goggles gloves to protect from cuts and protective shoes must always be available and the maintenance worker must wear them whenever necessary In addition he must wear work overalls with close fitting cuffs tie back long hair never under any circumstance wear loose and or torn objects and or clothing e g neckl...

Page 10: ... various compartments containing moving parts or near any moving parts 2 25 At the end of the work cycle it is severely forbidden to leave the machine equipment and parts in potentially dangerous conditions 2 26 If you should decide to replace worn and or broken parts only use original spare parts 2 27 During installation of the propeller shaft the operator must carry out the correct attachment pr...

Page 11: ...ons cm Weight kg Required power Hp Number of revs Working width cm Number of combs Propeller shaft Hp Pneumatic tyres Atm Noise level Db A B C 130x190x115 175 30 540 135 9 10 2 2 70 A B C 130x230x115 215 35 540 165 11 10 2 2 70 A B C 130x270x115 245 40 540 195 13 10 2 2 70 ...

Page 12: ...t rake 4 3 WARNING DANGER OF COLLISION Before handling the operator must make sure that there are no people objects or animals within range of the machine 4 4 Use an adequate load bearing cable crane to handle the belt Rake see Technical Specifications part 3 4 5 Hook it on to the dead axle and raise the machine very gently to a maximum height of 30 cm above ground level unless there are any obsta...

Page 13: ... central pin insert the tractor draw bar into the third point of the rake A 4 10 Insert the coupler to block the lower hydraulic lift arms B C together with the stabilisers in order to avoid lateral oscillation during work 4 11 At this stage make sure you have a propeller shaft available 4 12 Switch on the tractor engine and use the tractor s own hydraulic lift to move the rake feed shaft and the ...

Page 14: ...and its protective device in order to insert the shaft and its protection first on to the tractor shaft and then on to the Rake shaft Take great care to check that the work angle does not exceed 25 4 16 Once the Rake is attached to the tractor the front wheel must be raised as follows remove the R shaped coupler remove the wheel lock pin turn the front support wheel upwards insert the lock pin the...

Page 15: ...ine is zero Before starting the machine proceed as follows 5 1 Lubricate the following parts idle pulleys rear struts propeller shaft 5 2 Make sure that tyre pressure is 2 2 Atm 5 3 Check belt tension and if necessary shorten any stretching 5 4 Make sure that forage is collected without causing any excessive strain on the machine parts Adjust the belt springs to approximately 1 or 2 cm above groun...

Page 16: ...ever if the hay guard has been mounted it should be removed 5 5 The machine is supplied with a cast iron pulley with two races in case the speed has to be varied according to the quantity of hay 5 6 Before starting work the tractor driver should make sure that no animals people or objects are within range of the machine the ground is not uneven and there are no stones or solid objects which could ...

Page 17: ... be cleaned at the end of each working day 8 LUBRICATION WARNING GENERAL DANGER Before carrying out these operations the operator must read and understand the Safety Precautions at the beginning of this handbook part 2 Lubricating grease must be applied at the end of each working day to the following parts idle pulleys propeller shaft rear struts 9 MAINTENANCE WARNING GENERAL DANGER Before carryin...

Page 18: ...16 10 SPARE PARTS LIST ...

Page 19: ... 200 872 NYLON BUSHING 17 200 868LH LH LEVER COMPLETE REAR VIEW 18 200 873 WASHER 19 200 869 STEM FORK 20 600 625 NUT 21 200 879 WHEEL WASHER 22 600 784 REAR WHEEL RIM 23 600 783 BOLT 24 210 793 3RD POINT HITCH 25 210 794 FRAME GS 160 25 210 795 FRAME GS 190 25 210 796 FRAME GS 220 26 210 797 SUPPORT 27 610 516 SCREW 28 600 089 WASHER 29 600 232 NUT 30 610 517 SCREW 31 610 518 BOLT 32 610 719 WHEE...

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Page 21: ...10 519 SCREW 18 200 906 RH TIEROD GS 190 220 18 210 807 RH TIEROD GS 160 18a 200 906 LH TIEROD GS 190 220 18a 210 807 LH TIEROD GS 160 19 210 801 PULLEY 20A 600 786 BELT COMPLETE GS 190 20B 600 787 BELT GS 190 20C 600 788 BELT COMPLETE GS 220 20D 600 789 BELT GS 220 20E 610 508 BELT COMPLETE GS 160 20F 610 509 BELT GS 160 21A 600 790 BELT GS 190 21B 600 791 BELT GS 220 21C 610 520 BELT GS 160 22 2...

Page 22: ...20 11 CARDAN SHAFT 610 458 ...

Page 23: ...83 1 OUTER HALF SHAFT 21 610 884 1 YOKE FOR OUTER HALF SHAFT 31 610 885 6 CLIP 32 610 886 2 BASIC CONE 33 610 887 1 OUTER HALF GUARD 34 610 888 1 INNER HALF GUARD 37 610 889 2 CHAIN 51 610 890 2 COMPLETE PUSH BUTTON 91 610 891 1 YOKE WITH INNER TUBE 92 610 892 1 YOKE WITH OUTER TUBE 93 610 893 1 INNER HALF SHAFT WITH GUARD 94 610 894 1 OUTER HALF SHAFT WITH GUARD 95 610 895 1 OUTER HALF GUARD WITH...

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