MX MX R10, Руководство пользователя

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12. SHOCK ELIMINATOR*
The shock absorber function requires that:
— The minimum load for Shock Eliminator efficiency corresponds to
20% of the linkage max. capacity.
NOTE:
The greater the load, the smaller the shock absorber travel
must be.
— The linkage is never at its maximum height. To attain the shock-
absorbed transport position, the linkage must be lowered slightly
starting from the upper position.
13. FRONT POWER TAKE OFF (PTO)*
SAFETY REGULATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE FRONT PTO
— Never start the engine with the power take-off engaged.
— Before hitching the implement, check that the implement’s direction
of rotation is compatible with the front power take-off.
— Check to ensure that the speed and power rating of the implement are
matched to the power take-off. Otherwise, the implement must not be
hitched and connected (refer to the section "Technical specifications").
— Do not use a high inertial load implement without a PTO overrun clutch.
— Check and adapt the length of the transmission shaft between
the implement and the front power take-off.
— The universal joint of the transmission shaft must be fitted with
suitable protection (complying with the standard ISO/DIS 5673-1).
— Never lift or lower the front linkage with the power take-off under load.
— Check the a and ß angles of the implement’s universal joint and
the power take-off. Adjust the length of the top link to make these
angles approximately equal (see diagram opposite). The limit value
of the a and ß angles depends on the type of universal joint used (refer to the universal joint manufacturer’s user manual).
— The engine must be stopped for any maintenance on the implement for which hydraulic must be locked.
— Each time the power take-off is used, grease the sliding section of the shaft and the universal joint spiders beforehand.
— Never make any changes to the electrical connections.
— Observe the maintenance instructions (refer to the section "Maintenance").
— The safety instructions in this manual are not to be construed as a replacement for safety regulations, insurance requirements
or national and local legislation. Ensure your machine is fitted with the correct equipment as required by law and local
regulations.
* According to equipment