- The whole mower is lowered by hydraulics until the bowl firmly rests on the ground, then the
hydraulics chains (figure 3, item 6) are fastened to the required length - approximately tightened.
- Use the hydraulics to raise the mower so that the slider (fig. 4, item 6) is 8 to 10 cm from the ground
and use the flat object of the approximate height (Fig. 4, Item 1).
- Use the hydraulics to lower the mower so that the slider rests on the padded object.
- Use the chain (fig. 4, item 2) and the tension chain (figure 4, item 3) to adjust the mower so that the
beak of the mower (Figure 2, Item 6) touches the ground.
- For fine adjustment of the cutting machine, use a screw with a counter nut (fig. 4, item 5).
- Adjustment of the safety system for swinging in the event of an obstacle encounter, is carried out by
tightening or unscrewing the nut (fig. 5, item 4) on the spindle carrying the spring (fig. 5, item 5) of the
safety system.
- The pre-setting which is correctly performed allows the cutting machine to monitor the terrain
correctly during operation.
- The cut off angle is selected depending on the state of the grass to mow.
- The cut on the ground fodder should be as normal as possible to the tree.
- Setting the angle of cut of the stem is done by means of warming (figure 5, item 6).
- Adjusting the cut height is done with sliders underneath the canopy (Figure 2, Item 7) and below the
beak (Figure 2, Item 8). The sliders must be fixed with the existing screws on the mower and beak
after adjustment.
