BE Ag & Industrial BE-RCR G Series, Руководство по эксплуатации и запасным частям

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BE-RCRxxxG USER MANUAL
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE REMEDY
Excessive Vibration
1. Check gearbox bolts
2. Check for loose nuts on
3. Check if output shafts is bent, oil will
normally leak from bottom seal
4. Check if blades are free-swinging
5. Check for even wear on each blade
tip, where both blades changed at the
same time?
6. Blade Broken
7. Blade beam bent
8. New blade or bolts marched with worn
blade or bolts
9. Drivelines not phased correctly
implement and tractor yokes must be
in line
10. Wire or rope wrapped around blade
beam
11. Blades worn and are out of balance
Tighten if loose
Tighten if loose
Replace shaft is bent
Free blades so they swing
Weight blades, they should be within 1 oz,
always replace both blades
Replace blades, in sets
Replace blade beam
Replace blades or bolts in sets
Replace driveline
Remove wire or rope
Replace blades set
Gearbox noisy
1. Rough gears
2. Worn bearings
3. Low oil in gearbox
4. Damaged oil seal
5. Bent shaft
6. Shaft rough in oil seal area
7. Oil seal installed wrong
8. Oil seal not sealing in the housing
9. Oil level too high
10. Hole in gearbox
11. Gasket damaged
12. Bolts loose
Run in or change gears
Replace bearing
Check level and add oil
Replace seal
Replace oil seal and shaft
Replace or repair shaft
Replace seal
Replace seal or use a sealant
On outside outside diameter of seal
Drain oil to proper level
Replace gearbox
Replace gasket
Tighten bolts
Front hitch “A“
frame gending
sideways
1. Operator turning sharply hitting
objects with tailwheel frame or mower
deck
2. Mower is being operated to low and
mower deck is contanting ground
during turns
3. Tractor 3pt hitch leaking down and
mower deck is contracting ground
Drive carefully and plan turns to avoid
hitting buildings, post, trees, etc.
Raise mower (specially on rough ground),
set stop on hitch controls lever so hitch lit
arms do not drop mower on ground.
Repair tractor hitch hydraulic system.