Twose TP5750, Руководство по эксплуатации

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REMOVING THE MACHINE FROM THE TRACTOR
Select a good clear, level and firm site on which to detach and store the machine.
IMPORTANT
Use the hydraulics to lower the head onto the ground horizontally (as if you were cutting
grass).
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Disengage the PTO drive.
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STOP THE TRACTOR ENGINE.
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Take the 'T' stand leg from its 'stored' position and put it into its 'down' position,
securing it with the lynch pins provided.
NOTE: -
Long-foot of 'T' stand MUST be furthest from tractor to ensure maximum stability.
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Slacken both M20 setscrews on stabiliser arms, remove the 7/16" diameter lynch pins
from the stabiliser locating pins, and remove pins. It may be necessary to slightly raise
three-point linkage to 'free' pins, for removal.
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Lower hedgetrimmer so stands are on the floor, by means of lowering tractor three-
point linkage.
(Top link may have to be adjusted to ensure trimmer is upright and safe).
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When you are sure that trimmer is properly settled and safe on its stands, operate boom
'1' lever to release hydraulic pressure from ram.
NOTE: -
If the machine is semi-independent
(one pump) you may have to stop tractor engine
to facilitate this.
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Disconnect top link assembly from stabiliser end.
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Uncouple stabiliser 'A' frame from tractor top link position - by removing 7/16" lynch
pin and tractor top link pin.
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Remove control handles from tractor and ‘stow’ off the ground in a location where it is
protected from damage.
NOTE: -
For semi-independent machines – the 2 hoses
(supply and return) must be uncoupled
from tractor aux. ports and stowed on machine.
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Disconnect Power Take off shaft and anti-spin chains (tractor end).
For Pin Type Lower Link Arms
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Remove 7/16" lynch pins from lower lift pins and remove pins from linkage.
For Quick Hitch Crook on Arms
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Release crook lock levers on lower link arms and lower/drop arms away.
Tractor linkage arms are now free of the machine.