FPM Agromehanika 618 192, Установка/Обращение/Обслуживание

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CAUTION:
To avoid damaging the tool or breaking of the blades, the speed of the tractor during
operation should be limited to 6 -8 km/h. When the tool is in operation, do not change
direction and do not make sharp turns. Never drive backwards when the tool is on the
ground!!!
ADJUSTING THE PLANT RESIDUE SHREDDING HEIGHT
DANGER:
Adjusting the shredding height is a dangerous operation.
Wear protective gloves and use the appropriate tools and
accessories.
When adjusting the shredding height, do the following:
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Park the tractor on a flat area and use the hydraulics to lift the tool
from the ground.
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Place two stronger supports on sides under the tool to secure it
against the fall . - Lower the tool to the supports, turn off the tractor
engine and pull the parking brake.
The plant residue shredding height is determined by the position of the
turning plate to which the roller bearing of the tool is fastened (see
Figure 6). To change the position of the roller, loosen the screws (Figure 6) on both sides of the side panels,
remove the screws on one side, move the roller up or down depending on the required shredding height. Put the
screws back and repeat the same procedure on the other side. Then tighten the screws.
Greater shredding height is achieved by lower roller position and vice versa, the lower one with the higher roller
position, because the tool is closer or farther away from the ground.
When you move the roller in a position closer to the ground downwards, you need to set up the third connection
point (toplink) to make the tool parallel to the ground.
HELPFUL TIPS FOR YOU
Here are some helpful tips on how to solve some problems that might occur during work.
PLANT RESIDUE IS TOO SHREDDED
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slightly lift the blades from the ground, adjust the height using the roller (cutting blades must not touch the
ground)
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Increase the speed of the tractor
PLANT RESIDUE IS NOT SHREDDED ENOUGH
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slightly lower the blades to the ground, adjust the height using the roller (cutting blades must not touch the
ground)
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reduce the speed of the tractor
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do not work if the soil is too wet
ROTOR GETS STUCK
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the soil is too wet
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lift the tool from the ground
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reduce the speed of the tractor
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do not work if the grass is too high