KUHN EL 142, Руководство по сборке и эксплуатации

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POWER TAKE-OFF
1. Only use PTO shaft supplied with the machine or recommended by the manufacturer.
2. PTO guards must always be in place and in good condition.
3. Check for correct PTO overlap when at work and in transport.
4. Before attaching or removing the PTO shaft, disengage PTO shaft, turn off engine and remove ignition key.
5. If a primary PTO shaft is equipped with a slip clutch or a free wheel, these must be fitted on the machine PTO.
6. Ensure that PTO shaft is always correctly fitted and locked into place.
7. Make sure guards are correctly in place and secured with the safety chains provided.
8. Before engaging PTO, ensure that PTO speed (rotational frequency) and direction are in accordance with
manufacturer's recommendations.
9. Before engaging PTO, keep all people and animals clear from the machine.
10. Never engage PTO shaft when tractor engine is turned off.
11. Never surpass PTO angle recommended by the manufacturer.
12. WARNING ! Rotating elements can continue turning momentarily after PTO is disengaged. Keep clear until
all rotating elements are at a standstill.
13. When removing the machine, locate PTO shaft on the supports provided.
14. Fit safety cap on tractor PTO.
15. Replace any worn or damaged PTO guards immediately.
Rotation speed ... rpm (American Measure) is also expressed in metric measure : Rotational frequency ... min -1 .
Both units are equivalent, for example : Rotation speed 540 rpm equals Rotational frequency 540 min -1 .
ROAD TRANSPORT
Dimensions
Depending upon the machine’s dimensions, the user should check with the relevant authority that it can be
transported legally on public roads.
If maximum authorised size is exceeded, the user should act according to the legislation in force regarding
transport of oversize equipment.
Load per axle and gross weight
When transporting the machine or combined machines, check that :
- the tractor’s authorised gross weight as well as the maximum weight per axle is not exceeded.
- In all circumstances, the weight on the tractor’s front axle is never below 20% of the tractor’s unladen
weight. If the case arises, fit front ballast weights.