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user and maintenance manual
OPERATION and USE - 17
Check for any people or animals in the immediate vicinity before
boarding the tractor; if there are, ask them to move to a safe distance.
Sit in the driver’s seat, start up the tractor, release the parking brake
and you can then start work.
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Notes
IMPORTANT
The tractor must be driven in a more or less straight line. To change
direction a few metres before the end of the field, the driver needs to use
the controls to raise the moveable frames.
The driver can change the direction of the tractor once the frames and
forage have been raised. This might take several manouvers.
After changing direction, the driver can lower the moveable frames to
continue work.
To move the forage in the area where
the swath is formed you need to fit a
central kicker wheel at the back of the
fixed frame, as shown in the picture. It is
supplied with an assembly kit and only
on request.
Prior to work breaks (even short ones)
the operator must always:
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Switch off the tractor’s engine
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Apply the parking brake
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Place the gear stick in neutral
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Remove the keys from the ignition;
When the operator has finished work for the day, he must return the rake
to its transport configuration before returning the tractor to its parking area.
Rake storage instructions are given in paragraph C5.
D2.3 Adjusting the springs
The wheels and their teeth conform to the
ground according to the pressure of the
springs on the arms’ support and on the
same arms.
There is a perforated hole at the base of
the springs on the moveable frame, (as
illustrated) that allows you to adjust the
pressure of the springs. For instance, if
the springs are associated with hole 1,
they will exercise greater pressure on the
arm support and bring the wheels in
closer contact with the ground. On the
other hand, if the springs are associated
with hole 3, they will exercise less pressure on the support and the wheels
are not in such close contact with the ground.
To change the pressure, simply unhook
the springs from their lower support (a),
fully undo the nut (c) and take the screw
(b) right out of the support.
Put the support over the required hole,
insert the screw and tighten this in place
with the respective nut. Connect the
springs to the support, lifting the support
with the arms and wheels to make this
operation easier.
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2
3
a
b
c