horsch Cruiser 10 XL, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Care and Maintenance
WARNING
Risk of injuries during maintenance work
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Please observe the safety notes on care and
maintenance!
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Turn off the tractor and secure it against
reactivation.
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Secure the machine against lowering and
unexpected movements. Shut off the lock
valve on the hydraulic cylinder of the drawbar.
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When working under raised machine parts,
secure them properly against lowering.
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Secure machine parts against falling when
dismantling them.
Your machine has been designed and built to
offer maximum performance, economy and
operator friendliness under a vast variety of
operating conditions.
Before delivery the machine was examined at
the factory and by your dealer to make sure
that it is in optimal condition. For trouble-free
operation it is very important to carry out the
necessary work for care and maintenance at
the recommended intervals.
Cleaning
Perform regular cleaning and maintenance
work in order to maintain the operability of the
machine and to achieve optimal performance.
NOTE
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Do not clean hydraulic cylinders and bearings
with a high pressure cleaner or direct water
jet. Seals and bearings are not water proof
under high pressure.
Lubricating the machine
The machine should be lubricated at regular in-
tervals and after washing with a pressure cleaner.
This ensures operability and reduces repair
costs and downtimes.
Hygiene
Lubricants and mineral oil products are no threat
to health as long as they are used as instructed.
Avoid prolonged skin contact or the inhalation
of vapours.
Maintenance intervals
The maintenance intervals are determined by
various factors.
Different application conditions, weather influ -
ences, working speeds and soil conditions have
an influence on the maintenance intervals. The
quality of the lubricants and cleaning agents also
affects the time to the next care work.
The specified maintenance intervals therefore
only serve as a reference.
In case of deviations from normal operating
conditions the intervals for the necessary main-
tenance tasks must be adapted accordingly.
Regular maintenance is the basis for a fully
operable machine. Properly serviced machines
reduce the risk of failing and ensure economical
use and operation of the machines.
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