Mahindra Gyrovator SLX Series, Руководство пользователя

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(Fig. 27) prevents the steerage hoe from overturning when parking.
3) Hold the propeller shaft with a suitable support.
4) The rod (Fig. 27) should be positioned as shown in the figure when parking the machine.
3.14 TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS FOR THE TRACTOR OPERATOR/DRIVER
The following are some useful suggestions for problems which might arise during work.
Insufficient depth
a) Check the positioning of the two depth skids.
b) Move forward more slowly as the power of the tractor may be insufficient.
c) If the earth is too hard a second or third hoeing may be necessary.
d) If the hoe blades are rotating on top of the earth instead of cutting into it proceed more slowly.
The earth is too finely broken up
a) Raise the levelling bonnet.
b) Increase the forward moving speed of the tractor.
The earth is not broken up finely enough
a) Lower the levelling bonnet.
b) Reduce the tractor speed.
c) Don't work earth that is too wet.
Clogging up of the rotor
a) The earth is too wet for hoeing.
b) Raise the levelling bonnet.
c) Reduce the tractor speed.
d) Reduce the number of hoe blades per flange from 6 to 4.
e) Avoid chocking where there is long grass and carefully clean whatever debris has gathered on the supports on
the sides of the rotor to avoid overheating.
The machine bounces over the earth or vibrates
a) There are foreign bodies caught between the hoe blades.
b) The hoe blades have been incorrectly assembled thereby not forming the helix shape or with the blunt edge
placed to cut into the earth first instead of the cutting edge.
c) Worn or broken hoe blades.
d) The rotor is deformed because of blows to the central part caused by foreign bodies present during hoeing.
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3.0 USE INSTRUCTIONS
Fig. 26
Fig. 27