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Instruction manual TREJON OPTIMAL UPX plough (2010)
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3.8.1 Please check the following before use:
1) That the equipment has been correctly installed.
2) That all locking pins are in place.
3) That the hydraulic hoses are correctly connected and that these cannot be
crushed/damaged when operating the plough in all positions.
4) That the hydraulic hoses are intact and are not leaking oil.
3.8.2 Operating instructions
That all functions are working correctly and that the support feet are set to the correct height in
relation to the substrate (see section 1.9) and other conditions.
Operating instructions:
1) U-CONFIGURATION for pavements, street junctions, etc., where you can collect up and
remove the snow.
2) D-CONFIGURATION for snow clearing on roads, streets, car parks and similar.
3) S-CONFIGURATION for controlling amounts of snow in front when the ground is uneven.
The plough follows the ground better. When the plough is full, the snow will be pushed out
into the sides.
4) Z-CONFIGURATION This position is recommended when there are large amounts of snow,
for example when opening up a new road. This position provides a good flow through the
plough. The right wing can be used as a snow stop when passing intersections.
5) Using the control box in the cab, the operator selects which plough wing(s) is to be
operated with the hydraulic fluid flow from the double-acting outlet.
6) The UPX plough is equipped with two support plates or support wheels, which can be
adjusted with a crank to the desired height (one turn changes the height by 5 mm). Make
sure these are clean and can move freely. Support plates must be flat when the plough is
lowered to prevent damage to the attachment.
7) During the first ploughing session of the year, the support plates should ideally be lowered
so that the cutting blades do not tear up too much gravel (see Figure 11, section 1.9).
During the season, the support plates should be kept at the same level as the cutting
blades (see Figure 12, section 1.9).
8) When ploughing on public roads, traffic rules and regulations must be followed. Note that
stones and other objects may be ejected during ploughing. Adapt your speed to the vehicle
and other traffic.
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