UNIA HERMES 3.0, Руководство пользователя

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Included in delivery
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Operating manual
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Warranty card
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PTO drive shaft
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Cultivating roller /as selected/
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Levelling bar
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4. Operating Conditions
4.1. Intended Use and Operating Conditions
HERMES power cultivator unit is a modern machine for cultivating medium-heavy and heavy soil.
The purpose of the cultivator unit is loosening and levelling the top soil layer, previously ploughed,
and breaking and crushing the solids of the crusted surface of the field. The soil prepared with the
help of this machine provides optimal conditions for the proper seed emergence. All of these effects
are obtained during only one pass of the machine.
4.2. Restrictions on Use and Unacceptable Methods of Operation
- the user of the machine must not work under the influence of alcohol, drugs, strong medicines, etc.
- only the authorized physician must take decision on the possibility of operating the
machine by invalids and ill persons
- operation of the machine by unqualified people, who do not have adequate knowledge and
skills to operate it, as well as by juveniles is unacceptable
- machines are not to be used in areas of environmental protection and quiet zone without
special permission
- the machine must be lifted into the transport position at the headlands
- do not exceed the recommended max work speed
- the machine is not intended for purposes other than specified in par. 4.1. above
5. Design and Operation Principle
HERMES power cultivator unit (see Fig.7-2) is a machine of a compact design, mounted on the three-
point linkage/hitch of the tractor by means of a frame (7). The drive from the tractor power take -off
shaft to the machine power take -on shaft is transmitted via the PTO drive shaft (supplied with the
harrow) with the safety clutch, to the bevel gear (1). The vertical shaft of this gear transmits the drive
to the cylindrical gear; this wheel drives the serially positioned gears located in the flat transmission
(2).
Discs (3) are fixed to the shafts, on which the gears are mounted. Working knives (4) that rotate
alternately to the right and to the left as working components are attached t o these discs.
When rotating in the soil, they break up the lumps, loosen the soil and level the field’s surface .