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8999070: v3 03/09/2018 

Page 2.4 of 2.6 pages 

 

    Original instructions (ENGLISH) 

Website:  www.spearheadmachinery.com 

2.5 

Personal Protective Equipment 

 
In general it is necessary to wear suitable clothing for the work to be carried out. In particular, as far as rotary mowing 
use, obey the following provisions: 

It is mandatory

 to use clothing which is as suitable as possible, meaning not too loose and without any protruding or 

moving parts (for example ties or necklaces). Do not wear belts, rings and chains. Always use sturdy safety footwear. 
Long hair must be tied using a specific cap. 

It is mandatory

 to use protective goggles or a mask before proceeding with the work in order to protect the face and 

eyes from vegetable fragments which may be projected outwards during rotary mowing. 

It is mandatory 

to use protective muffs in order to safeguard hearing from noise from the equipment during work. 

 

2.6 

Ecology and pollution 

 

DANGER! 

  Comply with laws in force in the country the machine is being used in regarding use and 

disposal of products employed in cleaning and servicing the machine, and comply with the instructions 
issued by the manufacturer of said products and featured in the warnings on the relevant packaging. 
Keep products used for cleaning and maintenance out of reach of children. 

 

2.6.1 

Disposal 

 

When the time comes to scrap the machine, it must be disposed of through a suitable rubbish tip, in compliance with 
current legislation. Before scrapping, sort the machine’s components into plastic or rubber parts, electrical and 
electronic material.  
 
Parts made entirely from plastic, aluminium or steel can be recycled when collected by special recycling centres. 
Collect up waste oil and dispose of it through relevant collection centres. 
 

DANGER! 

  Waste oil qualifies as hazardous waste according to current law and, as such, must not 

be released into the environment; it should be recovered and disposed of through suitable collection 
centres. 

 
You must contact the relevant environment agency in your country for the collection of waste oil. 
 
 

2.7 

Safe use 

 
NOTE: 

All references to ‘tractor’ equally apply to any power sources used to drive the machine. 

 

WARNING!

   All guards must be correctly fitted. Always ensure that all guards are in position, properly fitted 

and properly maintained. Do not attempt to operate the machine before making this check each time the 
machine is used. 
 

WARNING!

   Fit the Power Take Off (P.T.O) shaft guard & check chains. P.T.O guard check chains must 

always be attached to a suitable point on the tractor and machine to prevent movement of the outer plastic 
shields. 

 
 

WARNING!

   Beware of bystanders and animals. Before starting the tractor engine and moving off, check that 

it is safe to do so. Never operate the machine with bystanders or animals near or on the machine or tractor. 
Never stand in or walk through the flow of any material being discharged. Never stand between tractor wheels 
and the machine. 

 

WARNING!

   Always operate safely. Never operate the machine without maintaining full control of the tractor. 

 
 
 

WARNING!

   Never wear loose fitting or ragged clothing. Avoid injury - always wear clothing which cannot get 

caught in machinery. 
 
 

WARNING!

   Never operate the machine with any parts missing. Check the machine regularly for loose or 

damaged parts. Pay particular attention to the condition of all safety guards. Always use genuine Spearhead 
Machinery replacement parts in the interest of safety. Failures caused by the use of unapproved replacement 
parts will not be covered by our warranty, nor will any liability be accepted for damages or injury thus incurred. 

Summary of Contents for 9561210

Page 1: ...8999070 v3 03 09 2018 Page 1 1 of 1 9 pages Original instructions ENGLISH Website www spearheadmachinery com AGRICUT 240 OFFSET September 2018 8999070...

Page 2: ...s rie est localis e sur le central de machine Ceci est important pour la commande de pieces detachees Pensez a noter tous les numeros et toutes les letters Les informations donnees dans ce manuel sont...

Page 3: ...SN10 2HT England Declare with our exclusive responsibility that the interchangeable equipment to be coupled with an agricultural tractor called Twin Rotor Side Mounted Pasture Topper MODEL SERIAL NO...

Page 4: ...this manual is exclusively owned by Spearhead who prohibits the complete or partial reproduction of the same unless written approval has been issued by the Spearhead Data illustrations and descriptio...

Page 5: ...oring the machine 4 3 5 3 Removing the machine from packing or longer term storage 4 4 Use of the machine 1 4 1 Before connecting to the tractor and using the machine 1 4 2 Connecting to a tractor 1 4...

Page 6: ...icants 9 6 14 Torque settings 10 6 14 1 General torque settings 10 6 14 2 Specific torque settings 10 7 Troubleshooting 1 7 1 Troubleshooting 1 8 Spare Parts 1 9 Warranty Information 1 9 1 Warranty po...

Page 7: ...be used for any purpose other than the permitted uses given above or in any field other than the agricultural field More specifically it must not be used for Shredding woody stalked plants grinding w...

Page 8: ...are referred to in other sections of this manual The rotary mowers consist of the following parts 1 2 1 General arrangement ITEM NO DESCRIPTION 1 Main Headstock A Frame 2 Input PTO Shaft 3 Swing Arm...

Page 9: ...e should never therefore be removed nor be used for other purposes if the rotary mower is dismantled it should be destroyed to prevent any form of abuse 1 4 Machine general specification Agricut Serie...

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Page 11: ...id person EXPOSED PERSON A person fully or partly in a hazardous area OPERATOR The person or personnel in charge of the installation the operation the adjusting the cleaning the repairing and the movi...

Page 12: ...tractor Stop the Tractor before Working on the Machine Always let the tractor come to a stop and remove the starter key before you adjust lubricate repair or carry out any maintenance work on the mach...

Page 13: ...are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm To minimize exposure avoid breathing exhaust do not idle the engine except as necessary service your v...

Page 14: ...and dispose of it through relevant collection centres DANGER Waste oil qualifies as hazardous waste according to current law and as such must not be released into the environment it should be recover...

Page 15: ...rence WARNING Do not start or carry out maintenance on this machine until you have read all the safety precautions to be observed and until you fully understand the controls and functions of the machi...

Page 16: ...rheadmachinery com 2 7 2 For the employer Every employee must be given training at regular intervals on how to use this machinery at least once a year in accordance with the guide lines issued by the...

Page 17: ...nsions of the machine Transportation should be carried out by qualified haulage contractors who guarantee correct handling of the material being carried The Manufacturer accepts no liability for trans...

Page 18: ...ort legs attached to the machine see Figure 3 2 Figure 3 3 Check underneath the machine and remove any restrainer wire or cable ties used to prevent blade movement during transport see Figure 3 3 Insp...

Page 19: ...ponsibility of complying with the local Road Traffic Acts The tractor s manoeuvrability should not be adversely affected The steering axle of the tractor should be loaded with at least 20 of the tract...

Page 20: ...ible damage to the structure and areas where paintwork has been scraped off or worn away make sure the original safety decals are attached in their relevant positions and are intact and legible Secure...

Page 21: ...ot foul on the P T O shaft see Figure 4 1 Remove the two Cat II link pins and the Top Link Pin see Figure 4 2 Reverse the tractor up to the machine and adjust the lift arm height to align with the pin...

Page 22: ...8999070 v3 03 09 2018 Page 4 2 of 4 5 pages Original instructions ENGLISH Website www spearheadmachinery com Figure 4 1 Figure 4 2 Figure 4 3 Figure 4 4 Figure 4 5 Figure 4 6 Figure 4 7 Figure 4 8...

Page 23: ...aulic ram will pull the swing arm through 90 degrees see Figure 4 11 Lower the machine so that the skids are on the ground see Figure 4 12 Apply tractor hand brake and turn off tractor engine Remove t...

Page 24: ...ea when the machine is run for the first time After the machine has been attached to the tractor for the first time it should be tested to ensure it operates correctly before putting it to work Use th...

Page 25: ...o Section 5 1 4 6 Stopping the machine When stopping the machine use the following procedure Reduce forward speed and bring the tractor to a halt Keep the machine lowered onto the ground Reduce engine...

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Page 27: ...s 5 1 Cutting height adjustment The cutting height of the pasture topper can be adjusted to cut at heights from 30mm to 150mm This is achieved by moving the bolt on skids at each side of the machine s...

Page 28: ...ng chains and disconnect the P T O shaft from the tractor end first and then from the machine This will give access to the shear bolt for inspection and replacement Inspect the machine shaft and groun...

Page 29: ...e with safety standards They must have a minimum Safe Working Load SWL of 1 5 tonnes Do not keep the tractor s engine running indoors where there is no ventilation system to remove harmful exhaust gas...

Page 30: ...d must put the machine out of service first Routine checks and maintenance work must be performed at the stated intervals following the procedures given and are the responsibility of the operator see...

Page 31: ...re the oil is filled up to that level see Figure 6 3 2 To top up the gearbox oil level remove the oil filler plug and carefully top up with oil until the oil starts to flow from the level plug see Fig...

Page 32: ...both driveshaft s and store them safely Lift and support the machine on safety supports With assistance support the blade carrier remove the split pin and rotor castle nut and remove the rotor from t...

Page 33: ...top up the gearbox oil level remove the oil filler plug 1 and carefully top up with oil until the oil starts to flow from the level plug 2 Use only the recommended grade of oil For further information...

Page 34: ...k each flexible coupling 2 for damage and cracks Replace if any damage is found Check the tightness of the short driveshaft clamping bolt 1 and coupling mounting bolts 3 to the correct torque Refer to...

Page 35: ...e WARNING When a blade needs replacing it is best to replace the whole series Failure to fit original tools may cause the machine to vibrate abnormally WARNING When replacing blades with the machine l...

Page 36: ...n 6 14 6 10 Deck suspension adjustment Figure 6 11 Figure 6 12 Figure 6 13 Attach Topper to Tractor and lift clear off the ground allowing deck to pivot freely see Figure 6 11 Remove PTO shaft between...

Page 37: ...gents complying with pollution prevention regulations when it comes to disposing of the waste cleaning water Dry the machine immediately after washing Do not use solvents benzene or diesel oil which c...

Page 38: ...ality 8 8 black and or galvanised and ungreased when tightened on a smooth surface or a plain washer Thread Diameter mm Nm 10 0 5 6 6 10 8 26 10 52 12 90 14 144 16 225 20 436 22 594 6 14 2 Specific to...

Page 39: ...olt failure in operation Obstacle encountered Inspect ground for stones stumps etc before replacing with the correct grade of bolt Excessive vibration Broken or missing blade Check blades and replace...

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Page 41: ...rtment To obtain correct part numbers either refer to the parts manual specific to the serial number of your machine which is supplied in a document holder attached to the machine or use the Spearhead...

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Page 43: ...ld be drained of oil and securely plugged to prevent seepage and foreign body ingress Certain other components electrical items for example may require particular care when packing to avoid damage in...

Page 44: ...or delay in repair or submitting warranty claims All claims must be submitted by an authorised Spearhead Service Dealer within 30 days of the date of repair Following examination of the claim and part...

Page 45: ...aler within 10 days of delivery and installation The correct part numbers must be quoted when ordering spares see section 9 3 below IMPORTANT Any pumps motors gearboxes rams or electric control units...

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