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Translation of original

Operating Instructions

Verticutting harrow

Terra Rake 170

521.001

From equipment I.D. No. :

Status :

April 2017

521 99 01

Summary of Contents for Terra Rake 170

Page 1: ...Translation of original Operating Instructions Verticutting harrow Terra Rake 170 521 001 From equipment I D No Status April 2017 521 99 01 ...

Page 2: ...e 170 to which this declaration refers corresponds with the relevant basic safety and health requirements of the machinery directive 2006 42 EC Rammingen the 10 03 2015 Horst Wiedenmann Place and date of issue Managing Partner Name function and signature of authorised person Rammingen the 10 04 2017 Markus Remmele Place and date of issue Technical office manager Authorised representative for tech ...

Page 3: ...t Verticutting harrow Terra Rake 170 referred to by this declaration complies with the requirements of Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC Rammingen the 10 03 2015 Karl Wiedenmann Place and date of issue Sales Manager Name function and signature of authorised person Rammingen the 10 03 2015 Harald Reuen Place and date of issue Operations Manager Name function and signature of authorised person Wiedenma...

Page 4: ... from the machine BEFORE DELIVERY OF THIS MACHINE your dealer performed a pre delivery inspection to ensure optimal performance THE VERTICUT HARROW IS DESIGNED SOLELY for commercial use and for conventional use on artificial turf surfaces used for sports grounds for the digging and roughing up of the ground surface as well as for the removal of thatch It is also used on artificial turf surfaces to...

Page 5: ...h cat 1 19 4 3 Mounting with cat 0 20 4 4 Mounting with drawbar 20 5 0 Disconnecting from the Tractor 21 5 1 General Information 21 5 2 Removing the Terra Rake 21 6 0 Before Initial Operation 22 23 6 1 General Information 22 6 2 Depth adjustment 22 6 3 Setting the strain relief kit 23 7 0 Operation 24 25 7 1 General Information 24 7 2 Driving characteristics 24 7 3 Adjusting the working depth 25 8...

Page 6: ...ices Follow safety instuctions Carefully read all safety messages in this manual and on your machine safety sings Keep safety sings in good condition Replace missing or damaged safety sings Be sure new equipment components and repair pqarts include the curret safety sings Replacement safety sings are available from your dealer Learn how to operate the machine and to use controls properly Do not le...

Page 7: ...nged exposure to loud noise can cause impairment or loss of hearing Wear a suitable hearing protective device such as earmuffs or earplugs to protect against objectionable or uncomfortable loud noises Operating equipment safety requires the full attention of the operator Deo not wear radio or music headphones while operating machine Stay clear of rotating drivelines Entanglement in rotating drivel...

Page 8: ...moving any guards or shields Keep hands feet and clothing away from moving parts Avoid high pressure fluids Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing serious injury Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before disconnecting hydraulic or other lines Tighten all connections before applying pressure Search for leaks with a piece of cardboard Protect hands and body from high pressu...

Page 9: ...s or turn signal lights Use headlights flashing warning lights and turn signals day and night Follow local regulations for equipment lighting and marking Keep lighting and marking visible and in good working order Replace or repair lighting and marking that has been damaged or lost An implement safety lighting kit is available from your dealer Avoid heating near pressurized fluid lines Flammable s...

Page 10: ...ust Hazardous fumes can be generated when paint is heated by welding soldering or using a torch Do all work outside or in a well ventilated area Dispose of paint and solvent properly Remove paint before welding or heatingh If you sand or grind paint avoid breathing the dust Wear an approved respirator If you use solvent or paint stipper with soap and water before welding Remove solvent or paint st...

Page 11: ...sings are affixed intendent to signify potenial danger The hazard is identified by a pictorial in a warning triangle An adjacent pictorial provides information how to avoid personal injury These safety sings their placement on the nachine and a brief explanatory text are shown below Operator s manual This operator s manual contains all important information necessary for safe machine operation Car...

Page 12: ...rties During operation on public highways the relevant traffic regulations must be observed Before moving off ensure that the immediate area of the machine is clear e g no children nearby Ensure that your visibility is not impaired Keep clear of the danger zone of the machine Always ensure there is sufficient front axle load the steering capability of the vehicle must be maintained Observe the max...

Page 13: ...delivered Once removed the transport feet are no longer required and can be disposed of For this work please use your personal protective equipment PSA such as gloves goggles ear protectors 2 2 Fitting the three point frame Securely bolt the three point frame A onto the appropriate hole pattern using five hexagon bolts B 2 3 Electric connection to battery Only appropriately qualified professionals...

Page 14: ...he bracket B on the basic unit using the three bolts C Secure the bracket D of the electrospindle E to the basic unit frame using the bolt F NOTE Electro spindle A must NOT be energised Secure the cable to the drawbar using the fastening clamps G Install the electric cable with rocker switch H and plug J to the tractor Connect the plug J to the appropriate socket For the trailer version the sensin...

Page 15: ...15 2 0 Assembly 2 5 Mounting the strain relief kit ATTENTION DANGER The machine shall be set down on an even secure surface for the mounting of the strain relief kit Remove the screw spring circlip and washer The removed washer will be replaced Secure spring holder I A on right with washer spring circlip and screw as shown in figure 521 28 Secure spring holder II B on right with washer spring circ...

Page 16: ... set down on an even secure surface for the mounting of the strain relief kit Remove the screw spring circlip and nut The removed washer will be replaced Secure the tension spring with long eye bolt C from the outside instead of the removed screw on the right with washer spring circlip and screw see figure 521 31 Secure the tension spring with short eye bolt D from the inside instead of the remove...

Page 17: ...nd assembly of the Terra Rake can injury to persons damage to property 3 2 Transportation of the Terra Rake Caution must be excercised when cutting through the securing straps Risk of injury due to ends springing open Transport Using a Forklift If the Terra Rake is still secured on the transport frame Insert the forks under the transport frame pay attention to the direction of approach carefully l...

Page 18: ...equipment with the tractor rear hydraulic system and secure against inadvertent lowering 3 3 2 Version with drawbar Fully retract the electrospindle piston rod by activating the rocker switch This ensures that the attached machine is angled forwards and the harrows are lifted off the ground CAUTION The equipment version with a drawbar is NOT approved for travel on public roads 3 3 3 Parking and lo...

Page 19: ...the lower guide bolt on the outside in the lowest possible location bore You thus achieve a maximum lift travel 1 Mount lower guide to bolt A and secure with linch pin 2 In the case of rear hydraulics of tractors with float position insert upper guide with bolt B into bore hole C on three point frame and secure with linch pin In the case of rear hydraulics of tractors without float position insert...

Page 20: ... In the case of rear hydraulics of tractors with float position insert upper guide with bolt B into bore hole C on three point frame and secure with linch pin In the case of rear hydraulics of tractors without float position insert upper guide with bolt B into slotted hole D on three point frame and secure with linch pin Adjust the upper guide so that the bolt is located in the middle of the slott...

Page 21: ...r against rolling away When removing the machine always set it down on a firm and even surface 5 2 Removing the Terra Rake The removal sequence is the reverse of the attachment sequence 5 2 1 Version with three point linkage Lower verticutting harrow onto the ground Detension upper guide and detach on three point frame Withdraw lower guide from bolt Remove bolt for upper guide and all linch pins o...

Page 22: ... safe operation Observe these instructions for your own safety Beware of foreign bodies when working Never reverse the verticut harrow while in the working position IMPORTANT The spring relief kit must be fitted when the machine is used on artificial turf surfaces Was usage of the TERRA RAKE maintenance machine approved by the groundsman or synthetic turf manufacturer 6 2 Depth adjustment The harr...

Page 23: ...he strain relief kit The strain relief kit reduces the tine penetration depth in synthetic turf mandatory or sensitive lawns option Setting for synthetic turf The strain relief kit must be mounted i e mandatory before the machine is used on synthetic turf All tension springs are fitted at position 1 or 2 Setting for lawns All tension springs are fitted at positions 3 to 7 in the case of mounted st...

Page 24: ... the machine contain important information to ensure safe operation Observe these instructions for your own safety Beware of foreign bodies when working Never reverse the verticut harrow while in the working position Use on artificial turf surfaces Drive at a moderate speed Avoid abrupt braking and acceleration or the synthetic grass surface may shift or the synthetic grass blades could be sheared...

Page 25: ...ing depth Starting operation Drive the tractor onto the surface to be worked on Lower the machine Start driving operation Operating speed 10 to 15 km h 6 2 9 3 mile hour Pay attention to the effectiveness of the adjustment when performing work To adjust the effectiveness of the spring tines change the depth adjustment see section 6 3 Ending operation Stop driving Lift out machine Check the machine...

Page 26: ...repair work the installed machine must always be lowered to the ground Machine maintenance involves not only lubrication but also cleaning After completion of work the machine should be washed and thoroughly checked over Use only original parts Third party parts often do not match the required quality and thus endanger your safety Moreover the sustained warranty and recognition of justified warran...

Page 27: ...Maintenance 8 2 Lubrication General Information The tractor engine must be switched off during all maintenance work Where required lubricate more often than specified Keep all exposed machine parts threaded spindles and guides slightly lubricated Clean lubrication nipple before use Clean up leaking grease Before starting the machine after a longer standstill lubricate and maintain the entire machi...

Page 28: ... aggressive fluids e g carbon tetrachloride tri 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 emergency Auxiliaries and application When performing cleaning work the installed machine must always be lowered to the ground Cleaning with water All dirty ...

Page 29: ...nges at any time without prior notification 29 8 0 Maintenance 8 5 Replacing the spring tines Loosen all hexagon nuts A of the faulty spring elements Remove the clamping sleeves B on the left and right of the axle Pull the axle C outwards Replace spring elements Insert axle C Tap the clamping sleeves B on the left and right into place Tighten all hexagon nuts A of the replaced spring elements ...

Page 30: ...mbling Please refer to the chapter Safety measures and local safety regulations The dangers are as follows Heavy parts might fall down after being disconnected sharp edges The machine might tilt and crush someone Disassembly for disposal Place verticutting tines on firm ground Disassemble verticutting tines working from top to bottom IMPORTANT Specifications and laws concerning the disposal of haz...

Page 31: ...0 Maintenance 8 7 Unauthorized conversion and spare part manufacture Conversion or modifications to the verticutting tines are permissible only after consultation with the manufacturer The use of original parts and accessories authorized by the manufacturer is in the interest of safety The use of other parts can change the properties of the verticutting tines In this case the manufacturer is exone...

Page 32: ...or notification 32 9 0 Equipment 9 1 Scope of Delivery Basis unit with three point linkage or drawbar Operating instructions transfer declaration with guarantee card 9 2 Machine designs Version 1 Version 2 Verticutting harrow 1700 S S Attachment frame complete Cat 1 and O W Drawbar W The strain relief kit must be mounted i e mandatory where the machine will be used on synthetic turf O O S standard...

Page 33: ...structions 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 33 9 0 Equipment 9 3 Special equipment Strain relief kit 9 4 Attachment components Attachment Torro 7210 ...

Page 34: ...ight up to middle of upper guide bar connection cat 1 mm 860 E Machine length mm 990 E1 Machine length in the transport position mm 1770 E2 Machine length in the working position mm 1770 F Machine width mm 1718 G Machine height in parking position mm 890 G1 Machine height in the working position mm 580 G2 Machine height in the transport position mm 610 H Diameter of sensing wheels mm 180 K Working...

Page 35: ...nstructions 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 35 10 0 Technical Specifications 10 1 Technical Data 521 25 E F G H K A B C D E1 E2 G1 G2 L K F F K E2 ...

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Page 37: ...ight to make design changes at any time without prior notification 37 10 0 Technical Specifications 10 3 Chassis Number Enter the respective product identification no in the space provided below Always quote this number when ordering spare parts or in case of warranty claims Fz Id Nr _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Wiedenmann Terra Rake 1700 D 89192 Rammingen R 521 26 ...

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