Hakki Pilke 50 Easy, Инструкция по сборке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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HakkiPilke 50 Easy Version 1.2 2012
3.2.1. Tractor drive
A tractor-powered splitter must be
connected to a three-point lifting device and
the tractor's cardan shaft. To connect the
machine to the cardan shaft, you need to
move the protective cover A of the electrical
connector and angle transmission into a
position where it covers the electrical
connector.
Connecting the cardan shaft is a task for only
one person. The tractor cabin must be free
of people in order to prevent accidental
contact with the controls while the log
splitter is being connected to the tractor.
Check all connecting devices of the tractor
and log splitter before connecting them.
Never use faulty equipment.
Figure 11. Powering the machine with a tractor
When utilising the cardan shaft, observe any instructions provided by the shaft's manufacturer. The splitter
requires 15 kW of power, which must be taken into account with regard to the capacity of the cardan shaft.
The cardan shaft must be at least a class 5 shaft. Check that the shaft is properly locked to the splined shaft of
the angle transmission. The chain that prevents the guard from rotating must be attached to point B of the
angle transmission's base. If necessary, the cardan shaft can be suspended from hook C. Finally, ensure that all
the connections are safe and secure! Never use a damaged or unprotected cardan shaft.
In a tractor-powered machine, the connector D of the optical measuring device must be connected to the
tractor's socket. The connector for the device is located at the back of the splitter.
Note! Tractor-powered splitters must be attached to the tractor's lifting equipment.
Note! The starter (Figure 14) only functions when the machine is powered by electricity.
3.2.2. Electrical drive
An electrically-powered splitter functions with
a power of 15 kW. The fuse must be at least 32
A. The electrical cable, in turn, must be at least
5 x 6 mm². In order to connect the cable, move
the protective cover B of the electric connector
A and angle transmission into a position where
it covers the angle transmission.
Figure 12. Powering the machine with electricity