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All information, illustrations and technical specifications in these operating instructions are based on the latest information available at the time of publication.

We reserve the right to make design changes at any time without prior notification.

7.0. Operation

7.5. Operating the precise overseeding unit

7.5.5.10. Residual discharge

4. Press the "Start/Stop" key or external Start/Stop but-

ton on the unit.

The residual discharge will be started.

"Residual discharge stop" will be displayed.

5. Press the "Start/Stop" key or external Start/Stop but-

ton on the unit.

The residual discharge will be stopped.

"Residual discharge start" will be displayed.

6. Press the ESC key.

The main menu will be displayed.

START/STOP

Esc

Summary of Contents for Terra Float Air

Page 1: ...Translation of original Operating Instructions Turf Aerator Terra Float Air 494 000 From equipment I D No Status February 2017 494 99 01...

Page 2: ...s declaration refers corresponds with the relevant basic safety and health requirements of the machinery directive 2006 42 EC Rammingen the 21 02 2017 Horst Wiedenmann Place and date of issue Managing...

Page 3: ...or Terra Float Air referred to by this declaration complies with the requirements of Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC Rammingen the 21 02 2017 Karl Wiedenmann Place and date of issue Sales Manager Name...

Page 4: ...INE your dealer performed a pre delivery inspection to ensure optimal performance THIS DEVICE IS EXCLUSIVELY DESIGNED for commercial use and use in green areas and grounds maintenance to improve and m...

Page 5: ...Transportation with drawgear 30 4 0 Connecting to the tractor 31 33 4 1 General information 31 4 2 Ballast 31 4 3 Connecting to the tractor 32 4 4 Hitching to the tractor 33 4 5 Support for drawbar 3...

Page 6: ...8 3 Lubrication 78 8 4 Cleaning the TERRA FLOAT 79 80 8 5 Hydraulic system 81 8 6 Hydraulic connection diagram 82 8 7 Wheels and tyres 83 8 8 Replacing the tension springs 84 8 9 Replacing the plain...

Page 7: ...contained in these operating instructions as well as all those attached to the machine The warning signs must be kept in good condition i e readable Replace missing or damaged warning signs Ensure th...

Page 8: ...ent or loss of hearing Wear a suitable hearing protective device such as earmuffs or earplugs A safe operation of the machine requires the full attention of the operator Do not wear radio or music hea...

Page 9: ...E CAUTION IN THE CASE OF LINE LEAKAGE Leaking high pressure fluids can penetrate the skin and cause serious injury For this reason depressurise the system before disconnecting lines Ensure that all li...

Page 10: ...safe traffic conditions by using hand signals or indicators Use headlights hazard warning lights indicators and other safety equipment i a w the respective legal provisions Keep safety equipment in g...

Page 11: ...t Hazardous fumes can be generated when paint is heated due to welding soldering or using a welding torch All work is to be performed outdoors or in a well ventilated area Dispose of paints and solven...

Page 12: ...nt positions The hazard is identified via a warning triangle A second symbol informs you how the injury can be prevented by acting appropriately These warning signs their placement on the machine and...

Page 13: ...Safety Measures 1 1 Adhesive Safety Signs Parking safeguard Before placing the machine on the ground the ball cock on both hydraulic cylinders must be locked to prevent lowering Tools Never touch the...

Page 14: ...ices are not in place and working c Do not operate the machine when children and others are nearby d Do not allow untrained personnel to operate the machine ATTENTION DANGER Never use the TERRA FLOAT...

Page 15: ...their functions before starting work Ensure that all protective equipment has been properly installed It is too late to do this when you have started work In the working area the user is responsible...

Page 16: ...are inserted as ballast the following must be observed 1 The permissible weight according to the information provided in the technical data must be complied with 2 The objects must be firmly attached...

Page 17: ...tools Position half shell with both hands at the bottom and place on roller Align all six bores with the threads on the roller NOTE Use a ratchet with extension or a long Allen key to attach the half...

Page 18: ...er Remove the protective cover A Note Once the brush unit has been removed the protective cover A can be replaced by the safety latch C Fit the safety latch C and secure with a bolt D and nut E Fix in...

Page 19: ...o bolts including U washers and nuts Remove bolts B C and open the fasteners D on both sides Remove the screws E on both sides of the sowing unit F and lift the container G off the sowing unit F Attac...

Page 20: ...to the hoses B and push them into the socket C until they engage Route the hoses D and adjust to the right length Connect the hoses clamps E and baffle plates F to the hose bracket G following the req...

Page 21: ...ng unit Install the speed sensor A at a maximum distance of 4 mm from the spiked roller or star roller B Note Please check that there is contact around the entire circumference of the roller LED light...

Page 22: ...Install the universal holder supplied in the package in the working range of the driver The installation is specifically dependent upon the carrier vehicle provided and must be adapted to its conditio...

Page 23: ...e vehicle manufacturer in question Only use original cables or ones approved by the manufacturer Always push on the cap and lock it to protect electrical connections against damage jalk Advice Faulty...

Page 24: ...ly qualified professionals may carry out the connection work To guarantee an optimum power supply you must use the battery cable provided Mount the three pin socket A together with the bracket B at a...

Page 25: ...requires 2 persons Installation load is 25 kg Hang basic unit on points A and B Attach cylinder bearing C to frame in the correct hole pattern on both sides Knock out clamping sleeve on the two parki...

Page 26: ...drawbar J to the topmost bores of the inner attachment brackets ensuring that the drawbar is movable Insert upper guide bar K into the topmost bore and secure Attach retainer L to frame with screw M A...

Page 27: ...TION DANGER TERRA FLOAT is delivered secured to a transport frame Only use fork lifts cranes or hoisting gear with sufficient lifting capacity Never stand under lifted loads There is an imminent dange...

Page 28: ...still secured to the transport frame Insert the forks under the transport frame pay attention to the direction of approach carefully lift the transport frame unload the TERRA FLOAT from the transport...

Page 29: ...nges at any time without prior notification 29 2 0 Transport 3 2 Transporting the TERRA FLOAT 3 2 3 Mounting point for transport on a trailer CAUTION DANGER Please note the removal instructions in Cha...

Page 30: ...tation with three point hitch Raise the attached equipment with the tractor rear hydraulic system and secure against inadvertent lowering When driving on public roads please observe the swivel range o...

Page 31: ...s i a w the tractor s operating instructions Always pay attention to The load of the lower guide bar connection Only attach the TERRA SLIT if when the engine is switched off and the PTO shaft is stati...

Page 32: ...bly categories of the tractor and machine match each other Connection procedure 1 Insert lower guide bar into bolts 1a for cat 1 or 1b for cat 2 and secure with linch pin 2 2 Mount top guide depending...

Page 33: ...wing is required for attaching the machine An adjustable drawbar or a trailer hook coupling Hydraulic connection on the rear of the tractor If your tractor is not equipped with such a socket please co...

Page 34: ...set the TERRA SLIT down on a firm stable and even surface and if parking supports are fully lowered This ensures the TERRA SLIT is securely positioned The tools will not be damaged 5 2 Dismantling th...

Page 35: ...prior notification 35 5 0 Disconnecting from the Tractor 5 3 Disconnecting the TERRA FLOAT Lower the chassis of the attached device hydraulically to the stop Move ball cock to the OFF position to safe...

Page 36: ...time without prior notification 36 5 0 Removal from tractor 5 4 1 Disconnecting the precise overseeding unit The sowing unit should be completely emptied before removal see Chapter 7 5 5 10 Pull the...

Page 37: ...5 0 Disconnecting from the tractor 5 4 1 Disconnecting the precise overseeding unit Undo and remove all the bolts B C on the bracket A Opens the fasteners D on both sides Lift the sowing unit out of t...

Page 38: ...design changes at any time without prior notification 38 5 0 Removal from tractor 5 4 2 Removing the brush unit Disconnecting without auxiliary devices requires two persons Remove the linch pin and U...

Page 39: ...nction before operating the machine Make sure that all protective devices have been properly mounted It will be too late for this during operation In addition to the information contained in these ope...

Page 40: ...changes at any time without prior notification 40 6 0 Before initial operation 6 2 Displays and adjustment elements Ball cock located on both hydraulic cylinders to keep chassis in position during tr...

Page 41: ...RA FLOAT into working position on a level surface Adjust the upper guide bar so that the upper edge of the frame is parallel to the ground For adjusting the tension springs tension the threaded rod B...

Page 42: ...Seed is regulated precisely by a rotary feeder that is controlled depending on driving speed Automatic seed regulation takes place using a speed sensor The spreader has an agitator for grit that flows...

Page 43: ...eader release the rubber straps 2 on the hopper and remove the cover 3 3 Make sure that suitable rotary valves are fitted ac cording to the spreading material table and that the load relief roof of th...

Page 44: ...0 g min 204 70 g min 20 204 60 g min 409 40 g min 30 306 90 g min 614 10 g min 40 409 20 g min 818 80 g min 50 511 50 g min 1023 50 g min 60 613 80 g min 1228 20 g min 70 716 10 g min 1432 90 g min 80...

Page 45: ...der shaft blue 2x 5 0 9 1 84 0 001843 80 30 10 2 05 0 002048 89 22 11 2 25 0 002253 98 14 12 2 46 0 002458 107 06 13 2 66 0 002663 115 98 14 2 87 0 002867 124 91 15 3 07 0 003072 133 83 16 3 28 0 0032...

Page 46: ...when starting to drive Caution CHILDREN Do not drive backwards when the TERRA FLOAT is operating Avoid big changes in direction while using yielding tractors The equipment version with a drawbar is NO...

Page 47: ...ERRA FLOAT to the ground 2 Set tractor rear hydraulic system to floating position 1 Lower the TERRA FLOAT to the ground 2 Lift chassis off the ground 3 Lock hydraulic ball cock to safeguard the chassi...

Page 48: ...time of publication We reserve the right to make design changes at any time without prior notification 48 7 0 Operation 7 4 Readjusting the tension springs Release the screws A The tension springs ar...

Page 49: ...for menu guide through the program 5 Empty indicator Red LED lit small residual amount in hopper 6 Escape back key 7 Blower On Off key and selector for blower power setting Orange LED lit blower inact...

Page 50: ...e 1 Cursor 2 Main menu symbol 3 EHR symbol 4 Cellular rotor symbol 5 Cellular rotor speed 6 Selected calibration test 7 Output rate 8 Working width 9 Qty adaptation 10 Travel speed Manual 1 Main menu...

Page 51: ...ble at the time of publication We reserve the right to make design changes at any time without prior notification 51 7 0 Operation 7 5 Operating the precise overseeding unit 7 5 4 Swich on 1 Press On...

Page 52: ...t can be used to make the following settings Quantity adaptation only possible in automatic mode Hectare counter only possible in automatic mode Service query Calibration test Operating mode Calibrati...

Page 53: ...recise overseeding unit 7 5 5 1 Qty adaptation 1 Select Qty Adaptation menu point The current value will be displayed 2 Set the required value by turning the turn and push button 3 Press the turn and...

Page 54: ...time without prior notification 54 7 0 Operation 7 5 Operating the precise overseeding unit 7 5 5 2 Hectare counter 1 Select Hectare counter menu point The value for Area day will be displayed Press...

Page 55: ...or notification 55 7 0 Operation 7 5 Operating the precise overseeding unit 7 5 5 3 Service query 1 Select Service query menu point The value for Battery voltage will be displayed 2 Turn the turn and...

Page 56: ...notification 56 7 0 Operation 7 5 Operating the precise overseeding unit 7 5 5 3 Service Abfrage The value for Blower operating hours will be dis played 5 Turn the turn and push button clockwise The...

Page 57: ...all hoses on the spreader 2 Place a container under the outlets 3 Select Calibration test menu point Product selection is displayed 4 Turn the turn and push button to choose between New product and P...

Page 58: ...the turn and push button to select the duration of the calibration test 11 Save the entry by pressing the turn and push but ton The entry will be confirmed The start menu for the calibration test appe...

Page 59: ...r 60 seconds have passed the Enter weight menu will appear 13 Enter the collected weight by turning the turn and push button 14 Save the entry by pressing the turn and push but ton The entry will be c...

Page 60: ...mode menu point The possible operating modes will be displayed 2 Turn the turn and push button to select an operating mode 3 Save your selection by pressing the turn and push button The selection wil...

Page 61: ...ration 7 5 Operating the precise overseeding unit 7 5 5 6 Calibration run The start menu for the calibration run appears 4 Press the Start Stop Key to start the calibration run 5 Cover a distance of 1...

Page 62: ...t The selection of the sensors is displayed 2 Turn the turn and push button to select a sensor 3 Confirm your selection by pressing the turn and push button The current pulse number will be displayed...

Page 63: ...the signal is output on lifting or on lowering Check the EHR signal is set correctly and correct it if necessary The spreader is stopped automatically when the front or rear hydraulics of the carrier...

Page 64: ...entry will be confirmed The main menu will be displayed 7 5 5 10 Residual discharge Even if a visual inspection indicates that the spreader is empty it can be expected that there will still be a quant...

Page 65: ...ation 7 5 Operating the precise overseeding unit 7 5 5 10 Residual discharge 4 Press the Start Stop key or external Start Stop but ton on the unit The residual discharge will be started Residual disch...

Page 66: ...eeding unit 7 5 5 11 Error memory 1 Select Error memory menu point The list of errors will be displayed 2 Turn the turn and push button The error messages will be displayed in sequence 3 Press the ESC...

Page 67: ...e the right to make design changes at any time without prior notification 67 7 0 Operation 7 5 Operating the precise overseeding unit 7 5 5 13 Units 1 Select Units menu point The units will be display...

Page 68: ...the last setting After reaching this setting the blue status LED will be lit To switch off blower 1 press and hold the blower key for 3 seconds The blower will switch off The orange status LED will be...

Page 69: ...duct can be set directly see Chapter 7 5 5 General setting possibilities and displays Starting automatic dosing The automatic dosing system will only start if there is a speed signal a linkage signal...

Page 70: ...km h The spreading procedure restarts when both signals are received again 1 The spreading procedure can be stopped at any time by pressing the Start Stop key Possible settings in automatic mode The o...

Page 71: ...sired speed Blower 1 To switch the blower on off see 7 5 5 14 Blower Start Stop the cellular rotor drive motor 1 Press the Start Stop Key to switch the motor on and off 7 5 8 Manual with EHR The motor...

Page 72: ...Check the connection cable for the cellular rotor drive unit Check the plug on the control cable for damage Blower blocked 3 Check the blower for blockages Excess voltage 4 Max voltage supply 15 5 V...

Page 73: ...d wheel nuts and adjust if nec essary Distance should be less than or equal to 4 mm Check the wheel sensor control panel plug connection Check the counting points Check the cables No signal from the l...

Page 74: ...stment screws are incorrectly adjusted Adjust adjustment screws see Section 6 3 Adjustment screws are worn in Readjust screws to measure Pressure pads leave tracks on the lawn surface Pressure pads ar...

Page 75: ...and renew if neces sary see Chapter 8 10 4 Drive belt Blockage of particular hoses Excessive differences in hose length means the air flow in the blocked hose is too low Install the hose at the far le...

Page 76: ...ginal parts Third party parts often do not match the required quality and thus endanger your safety Moreover the sustained warranty and recognition of justified warranty claims can only be guaranteed...

Page 77: ...or notification 77 8 0 Maintenance 8 2 Maintenance and inspection list 8 2 1 Basic unit Working hours Check Procedure 40 Receptacles of the two outer oscillating units Lubricating 100 Check the cleara...

Page 78: ...ecure it against being unintentionally switched on Clean up leaking grease Before starting the machine after a longer standstill lubricate and maintain the entire machine Lubricate more often if requi...

Page 79: ...ng must only be carried out using hand brushes suction devices or air never with bare hands RISK OF INJURY Clean the machine daily when work is completed to ensure a faultless function during the next...

Page 80: ...i benzene caustic solutions acids etc Bind drops of oil with a binding agent and dispose of it according to the regulations Eliminate the cause Only use wire brush and caustic solutions in case of eme...

Page 81: ...hydraulic system is not approved for the use of BIO oils CAUTION High pressure fluids leaking under high pressure can penetrate the skin causing serious injury For this reason depressurise the system...

Page 82: ...tions in these operating instructions are based on the latest information available at the time of publication We reserve the right to make design changes at any time without prior notification 82 8 0...

Page 83: ...if you have appropriate experience and equipment Always adhere to the recommended tyre pressure Never inflate the tyres over the recommended pressure Do not heat the wheels or tyres or carry out weld...

Page 84: ...Replacing the tension springs Remove the screws A Release the tension springs Remove bolts B Remove tension spring together with bolt C Insert bolt C along with the new tension spring into the recept...

Page 85: ...tension spring 2 Remove lower bearing bolts 1 from tension springs 3 Push parking supports up and secure 4 Dismantle pressure pads 5 Dismantle half shells Carefully lower the Terra Float onto the gro...

Page 86: ...screw brackets 12 and in the bearing block 13 17 Assemble bearing block and screw brackets and attach to the rotor shaft 18 Remove the clamping sleeve 14 19 Withdraw the bearing bolt 15 20 Renew the p...

Page 87: ...ller inwards 30 When mounting the bearing bolt 20 ensure that the bores are aligned correctly 31 Drive in clamping sleeve 19 to secure 32 Insert support frame on the inside 7 together with the bearing...

Page 88: ...leaner or highly acidic cleaning agents Do not use any greases or oils Note the instructions from the manufacturers 8 10 1 Maintenance schedule Maintenance activity Interval Remark Calibration test At...

Page 89: ...per can also be emptied via a hatch see Emptying the hopper through the residual discharge hatch All residues that build up during cleaning of the spreader must be collected and disposed of ac cording...

Page 90: ...achine or short circuit Disconnect the electrical power supply before starting maintenance repair and cleaning work Wear appropriate working and protective clothing during all work Cleaning the agitat...

Page 91: ...ot possible please use the sup plied tool Cleaning rotary feeders Pull the rotary feeders off the shaft and clean them Check individual parts for damage and wear renew if necessary When dismantling th...

Page 92: ...ct change check the two brushes on the shaft and the rotary feeders for contamination and wear Clean or renew the brushes if necessary Removing and installing brushes 1 Removing the rotary feeder shaf...

Page 93: ...k of injury due to high suction power of the blower Long hair or loose objects can be snagged in the blower Keep loose objects away from the area in front of the intake grille Tie up long hair The blo...

Page 94: ...e the cable 2 Undo the lock nut 2 3 Unscrew the sensor 3 from the housing 1 Installation 1 Screw the new sensor 3 into the housing 1 until you feel resistance Only tighten the sensor by hand risk of d...

Page 95: ...feeder shaft blue 1 x 5 0 ccm Object Number Description Rotary feeder shaft 1 x 5 0 ccm Rotary feeder shaft fully assembled comprising items 1 24 1 1 Rotary feeder shaft 2 1 Circlip DIN 471 25 x 1 2 3...

Page 96: ...feeder shaft blue 2 x 5 0 ccm Object Number Description Rotary feeder shaft 2 x 5 0 ccm Rotary feeder shaft fully assembled comprising items 1 24 1 1 Rotary feeder shaft 2 1 Circlip DIN 471 25 x 1 2 3...

Page 97: ...der shaft black 2 x 0 25 ccm Object Number Description Rotary feeder shaft 2 x 0 25 ccm Rotary feeder shaft fully assembled comprising items 1 24 1 1 Rotary feeder shaft 2 1 Circlip DIN 471 25 x 1 2 3...

Page 98: ...esign changes at any time without prior notification 98 8 0 Maintenance 8 11 Replacing strip brushes the strip brushes must always be replaced in sets Undo the hexagon head bolts A and replace strip b...

Page 99: ...machine might tilt and crush someone Disassembly for disposal 1 Set the TERRA FLOAT down on stable ground 2 Drain hydraulic oil 3 Disassemble TERRA FLOAT from the top downwards IMPORTANT Specification...

Page 100: ...ler Operating instructions transfer declaration with guarantee card 9 2 Permissible equipment combinations Three point version 1 2 3 4 5 6 Basic unit S S S S S S Shells with nail D 5 x 65 W W W W W W...

Page 101: ...onal Equipment 9 3 Werkzeuge Max working depth Holes per sqm Slits per m Shells with nail D 5 x 65 30 mm 1500 Shells with nail D 8 x 65 30 mm 1500 Shells with star profile 30 mm 500 9 4 Special equipm...

Page 102: ...up to lower pull rod connection up mm 355 G Height as far as middle of upper guide bar connection bottom mm 720 H Height as far as middle of upper guide bar connection top mm 760 J Working width mm 15...

Page 103: ...s are based on the latest information available at the time of publication We reserve the right to make design changes at any time without prior notification 103 10 0 Technical Specifications 10 1 1 T...

Page 104: ...mm 1500 Max working depth Siehe Kapitel 9 3 Min power required for tractor KW PS 22 30 Min hydraulic operating pressure bar 140 Max hydraulic operating pressure bar 175 Tyres 18 x 8 50 8 6PR Tyre pres...

Page 105: ...ns are based on the latest information available at the time of publication We reserve the right to make design changes at any time without prior notification 105 10 0 Technical Specifications 10 1 2...

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Page 107: ...fications 10 3 Chassis Number Enter the respective product identification no in the space provided below The number is required when ordering spare parts or making warranty claims Product Id Number 10...

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