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AGRICULTURAL INTER-CULTIVATOR
KK-IC-300D / 307D / 350D / 357D
KK-CRT-550D
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Important Cautions during Operation
1.
Pay attention to working situations and sound of each part during the work, check
whether the connection between different parts is ok or not, loose connections
are not allowed. If abnormalities are found, stop the machine and solve the
problem immediately.
2.
A cold machine should not be used to do heavy load work immediately after the
machine is started, especially for the new machines or the ones after overhaul.
3.
Pay attention to checking the oil levels of the diesel engine and gear-box. Refill
the engine oil when it is not enough
4.
Do not cool the diesel engine by pouring water.
5.
Be cautious about the machine’s tilting while farming.
6.
Machine fixed with Intercultural/Weeding Operations blades should not be used
on sandy or stony place.
7.
After using the machine for farming, pay attention to cleaning dirt, weeds and
smear on the surface of the machine and keep the machine clean.
8.
Clean the air cleaner with sponge or the wire mesh frequently, and change the
engine oil. (Keep an eye on the marking on the empty air cleaner oil level)
Maintenance & Service
During the working period of the Inter-cultivator, due to the changing running speeds,
abrasion and varying loads, phenomena of bolts loosening and parts wearing are inevitable
which in turn may lead to the malfunction of the system, abnormalities of clearances,
declination of engine power, more oil consumption, malfunction of each part, more failures
of the machine, and the problems affect the normal use of the Inter-cultivator. To reduce
chances of troubles, it is better to do a strict and regular maintenance job which emphasizes
precautionary measures to keep a good performance and extend the machine’s working
life.
1.
Keep all nuts, bolts and screw tight to ensure the equipment is in safe working
condition.
2.
Never store the equipment with diesel in the tank inside a building where fumes
can reach an open flame or spark.
3.
Allow the engine to cool before storing in any enclosed place.
4.
To reduce the fire hazard, keep the engine, muffler, battery compartment and
diesel storage area free of inflammable material and excessive grease.
5.
Replace worn or damaged parts for safety.
6.
If the fuel tank has to be drained, this shall be done outdoors
7.
After adjustment or maintenance, the safety protection guard must be attached
to the machine.