APV Tined Weeder Pro VS 1200 M1, Руководство по эксплуатации

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12 ROAD TRANSPORT OF THE TINED WEEDER PRO
12.1 TRANSPORT ON PUBLIC ROADS (GENERAL INFORMATION)
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When driving on roads after field operation, the tine sections should be cleaned of harrowing residues
(soil, grass, etc.).
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Comply with the road traffic regulations of your country's legislation.
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The mounted implement must be identified with country-specific warning signs or stickers with red and
white slanted lines (according to DIN, ÖNORM or the respective country-specific STANDARDS).
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Any part posing a traffic hazard or dangerous parts (tines) must be covered and identified.
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Lighting equipment of the towing vehicle may not be hidden by the implement; otherwise, they must
be installed on the mounted implement.
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Warning signs or stickers should be visible at a height of max. 150 cm above the road when driving.
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The bracket for the warning signs (additional equipment) is mounted on the centre frame (see section
16 Accessories).
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The axle load and the total weight of the towing vehicle may not be exceeded.
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The steering capacity of the tractor must not be impeded or reduced by the mounted implement!
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Semi-mounted implements may only be towed on public roads with an operating permit.
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Hydraulic implements must be folded in transport position (tine pre-tensioning).
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Ensure that the stop tap (if equipped) is closed or the securing chains are hooked.
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Only relieve the hydraulic hoses shortly before uncoupling the tractor by putting the tractor control unit
into float position.
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Only relieve the hydraulic hose at home by putting the tractor control unit into float position.
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Also ensure than none of the safety splints were lost during operation.
CAUTION!
The Tined Weeder Pro may not be
transported when the top link pin is in
the elongated slot!
For road transport, the pin must be
installed in the round hole (underneath
the elongated slot) and secured against
loss with a cotter pin.
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12.2 CALCULATION OF THE WEIGHT RATIOS FOR AXLE LOADS
ON THE TRACTOR AND BALLAST WEIGHTS
If you want to drive with an implement that is attached to the 3-point linkage, you must ensure that you do
not exceed the tractor's maximum permissible total weight, the permissible axle loads and tyre load
capacities with the mounted implement.
The front axle of the tractor must be loaded with at least 20 % of the net weight of the tractor.
The necessary ballast weight as well as the actual axle loads can be determined using the following
formulas: