Agria 3100 User manual

Before commissioning the machine, read operating
instructions and observe warnings and safety instructions.
Operating Instructions No. 998 767 02.10
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Single-Wheel CultivatorSingle-Wheel Cultivator
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Single-Wheel Cultivator
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Honda Engine
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2agria Single-wheel Cultivator 3100
Symbols, Name Plate
Symbols
Warning – Danger
Important information
Choke
Fuel
Oil
Hoeing/tilling drive
Fast
Slow
Open (unlocked)
Closed (locked)
Visual check
è-Serviceç = contact
Your agria workshop
Please complete:
MachineTypeNo.:........................
Identification No.:
.....................................................
EngineType:.................................
EngineNo.:...................................
Date of Purchase:.......................
For name plate, refer to p3/fig. A/19
For engine type and number, refer
to p3/fig. B/6.
Please state these data when
ordering spare parts to avoid wrong
deliveries.
Onlyuse original agriaspare parts!
Specifications, figures and
dimensions stated in these
instructions are not binding. No
claims can be derived from them.We
reserve the right for improvements
without changing these instructions.
This delivery comprises:
l Operating instructions
l Single-wheel power hoe
– basic machine
– handlebar with tensioning lever
l Tool kit

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Designation of Parts
A
B

4agria Single-wheel Cultivator 3100
Designation of Parts
Fig. A
3Handlebar
4 Tool kit
5 Tensioning lever for handlebar side adjustment
6Hexagonal screw for handlebar height adjustment
8Gear shift lever for speed ratios
9Shift lever for tilling drive
10 Tilling attachment
11 Cap for chain gear housing
13 Drive-wheel
16 Location nut for front weight mounting
18 Square nut for handlebar height adjustment
19 Name plate/machine identification no.
24 Hexagonal screw for drive-wheel
25 Oil drain screw mechanical gearbox
26 Oil filler screw/oil control screw mechanical gearbox
Fig. B
1Air filter
2Carburetor
3Fuel tank cap
4Fuel tank
5Choke lever
6Engine type and number
7Starter handle
8Cooling-air screen
9Exhaust with protecting device
10 Spark plug/spark plug connector
11 Filler screw plug for engine oil- controlling opening
12 Engine oil drain plug
13 Fuel tap

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Index
3
5
6
2
1
4
Amount of Delivery.................. 3
Recommendations
Lubricants, Anti-Corrosive Agents.... 4
Fuel ................................................... 4
Maintenance and Repair .................. 4
Designation of Parts ................ 5
Assembly Instructions ............ 7
1. Safety Instructions......... 8–13
2. Specifications
Dimensions ..................................... 14
Power Hoe ...................................... 14
Hoeing Drive................................... 14
Noise Level ..................................... 14
Vibration Acceleration Value........... 14
Engine............................................. 15
Operation on Slopes....................... 15
3. Devices and
Operating Elements
Safety Circuit .................................. 17
Clutch.............................................. 18
Gearbox.......................................... 18
Steering Handle .............................. 19
Tilling Tool ....................................... 20
Drive-Wheels .................................. 21
Front Weight.................................... 21
Leaf Deflector ................................. 22
4. Commissioning and
Operation
Commissioning the Machine .......... 23
Starting the Engine ......................... 24
Tilling .............................................. 25
Switching off the Engine ................. 27
Ridging............................................ 28
5. Maintenance
Air Cooling System ......................... 29
Mechanical Gearbox....................... 30
Adjustments on Hand Levers ......... 32
Handlebar Side Adjustment............ 33
General Maintenance ..................... 34
Cleaning.......................................... 34
Storage ........................................... 35
6.Troubleshooting...........36 - 37
Diagram: Electric Circuit ....... 38
Maintenance Chart................. 38
Varnishes,Wear Parts ............ 39
Inspection and
Maintenance Sheet ................ 40
Conformity Declaration ......... 43
Note fold-out pages!
Fig. A + B................................... 3
Fig. C ....................................... 42

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Lubricants and
Anti-Corrosive Agents:
Use the specified lubricants for engine
and gearbox (see “Specifications”).
We recommend using bio-lubricating
oil orbio-lubricating grease for“open”
lubricatingpointsornipples(asspecified
in the operating instructions).
We recommend using bio-slushing oil
forpreservation of machines and imple-
ments (do not apply on painted external
covers). Oil can be brushed or sprayed
on.
Anti-corrosive agents are environmen-
tally friendly and degrade fast.
Using ecologically safe bio-lubricants
and bio-anti-corrosives, you contribute
to environmental protection and to the
wellbeing of humans, animals and
plants.
Fuel:
This engine runs smoothly on
commercial unleaded regular and
supergrade petrol as well as on
leaded supergrade petrol.
Do not add oil to petrol.
If, for environmental reasons, you use
unleaded petrol, make sure the fuel is
drained completely when shutting down
the engine for more than 30 days.This
is to prevent resin residue from deposit-
ing in the caburetor, fuel filter, and tank.
Or add a fuel stabilizer to the fuel.
For further instructions refer to "Engine
Preservation".
Maintenance and
Repair
The trained mechanics of your agria
workshop carry outexpert maintenance
and repair.
You should only carry out major main-
tenance work and repairs on your own,
if you have the proper tools and
knowledge of machines and internal
combustion engines.
Donot hammeragainst theflywheelwith
a hard object or metal tools as it might
crack and shatter in operation causing
injuries and damage.Only use suitable
tools for pulling the flywheel.
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Instructions for Unpacking
Open top of cardboard box.
Mount handlebar
- Unscrew hexagonal screws (3 + 4).
- Place handlebar (1) onto locking disk
and hold – make sure that bowden ca-
bles and electric cables are not twisted
or squeezed.
- Insert threaded bolt (6) of tensioning
lever into steering bar joint and handle-
bar.Push threaded bolt in from below.
- Move tensioning lever to the left and
screw hexagonal nut (4) onto threaded
bolt until hexagonal nut fits into triangu-
lar relief on handlebar.
- Move tensioning lever backwards to
centre position and press down (ten-
sion).Nowthe handlebar must be firmly
jammed with steering bar.If this is not
the case, screw hexagonal nut (4) fur-
ther down (for adjusting tensioning le-
ver, refer to page 32).
- If handlebar jamming is not sufficient,
screw hexagonal nut (3) onto bolt and
lock with hexagonal nut (4).
- Place nut cap (2).
- Fasten bowden cables and electrical
lines with clamps (7) onto handlebar
rods.
Fit the hoeing tools and adjust
hoeing skid (refer to page 20).
Mountprotectivehood(referto page
20).
Carry out all steps for starting-up
(refer to page 23) and see operation
instructions for Honda engine!
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


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20
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and Assembly

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1. Safety Instructions
Before starting the engine, read the op-
erating instructions and note:
Warning
Thissymbol marksallparagraphsaffect-
ing your safety.Pass all safety instruc-
tions to other users and operators.
Due Use
The single wheel cultivator is a hand-
controlled automatic single-axle
machine which can power and/or pull
various implements approved by the
manufacturer.Propulsion is achieved
using the hoe tools approved by the
manufacturer. The single wheel
cultivator hoe is intended for use in
turning over the ground in landscape
gardening(includingtheleisuresector).
The area to be covered must be in line
with the usual size of such areas in
landscape gardening. (Due use)
Any other type of use is considered un-
due. The manufacturer is not liable for
anydamagesresulting from undue use,
forwhichtherisklies withthe useralone.
Due use includes compliance with
manufacturer’s instructions on opera-
tion, maintenance and repair.
The single wheel cultivator is not
intended for use on such areas as vary
stonyorrockygroundoras a tree-stump
milling machine.
Any unauthorized changes to the sin-
gle-wheelcultivatorrendermanufacturer
liability null and void.
General Instructions
on Safety and
Accident Prevention
Basic Rule:
The standard accident prevention regu-
lations must be adhered to, as well as
all other generally accepted rules gov-
erning operational safety, occupational
health and road traffic regulations.
For travelling on public roads, the cur-
rent traffic code applies.
Check the single-wheel cultivator for
road and operational safety each time
you take up operation.
Only persons familiar with the single-
wheel cultivator and instructed on the
hazardsofoperationareallowedtouse,
maintain and repair the machine.
Teenagers of 16 years or younger may
not operate the single-wheel cultivator!
Only work in good light and visibility.
Operator’s clothes should fit tight.Avoid
wearing loose fitting clothes.Wear solid
shoes.
Note the warning and instruction signs
on the single-wheel cultivator for safe
operation. Compliance is for your own
safety.
When transporting the single-wheel
cultivator on vehicles or trailers outside
thearea to be cultivated, ensurethatthe
engine is turned off.
Careful with rotating tools – keep at a
safe distance!
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1. Safety Instructions
Beware of coasting tools.Before you
start anymaintenanceor repairon them,
waituntil tools have come toa complete
stop.
Foreignpoweredparts shear andcrush!
Riding on the attachment during opera-
tion is not permitted.
Attachments and their weight affect the
driving, steering, braking, and tip-over
characteristics of the single-wheel
cultivator. Therefore, ensure steering
and braking functions are sufficient.
Match operating speed to conditions.
Do not change governor settings.High
engine speed increases risk of
accidents.
Working Area and
Dangerous Area
The user is liable to third parties work-
ing within the single-wheel cultivator’s
working range.
Stayinginthehazardousarea of thesin-
gle-wheel cultivator is not permitted.
Check the immediate surroundings of
the single-wheel cultivator before you
start it. Watch out for children and ani-
mals.
Before you start work, clear the area
from any foreign object. During opera-
tion,always watchout forfurther objects
and remove them in time.
Foroperationin enclosed areas,ensure
that a safety distance is kept to enclo-
sures to prevent damage to tools.
Operation and
Safety Devices
Before you start operation
Become familiar with the devices and
operating elements and their functions.
Above all, learn how to turn off the en-
gine quickly and safely in case of an
emergency.
Ensure that all protective devices are
mounted and positioned to provide pro-
tection.
With no attachment mounted, make
sure PTO-shaft is covered with the pro-
tective cap.
Starting the engine
Donot start engine in closedrooms.The
carbon monoxide contained in the ex-
haust fume is extremely toxic when in-
haled.
Before you start the engine set all oper-
ating elements to neutral or idling posi-
tion.
For starting the engine, do not step in
front of the single-wheel cultivator and
the attachment.
Operation
Neverleavetheoperator’s positionatthe
steering handle while single-wheel
cultivator is at work.
Never adjust the steering handles dur-
ing work – danger!
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1. Safety Instructions
For any operation do not leave the op-
erator’s position as defined bythe steer-
inghandle,especially not whenyouturn
the machine.
Riding on the attachment during opera-
tion or in transport is not permitted.
Ifclogging occursin theattachment,turn
off the engine and clean the attachment
with an appropriate tool.
In case of damage to the single-wheel
cultivator or to the attachment, immedi-
ately turn off the engine and have it re-
paired.
If steering causes problems, immedi-
ately bring the single-wheel cultivator to
a halt and turn it off.Have the malfunc-
tion removed without delay.
To prevent the single-wheel cultivator
from sliding on slopes make sure it is
secured by another person using a bar
or a rope.This person must be located
at a higher position than the vehicle at a
safe distance from the attachment at
work.
If possible, always work horizontally to
the slope.
End of Operation
Never leave the single-wheel cultivator
unattended with the engine running.
Before you leave the single-wheel
cultivator,turnoffthe engine.Then close
fuel tap.
Secure single-wheel cultivator against
unauthorized use – remove spark plug
connector.
Attachments
Onlymount attachmentswiththe engine
and attachment drive switched off.
Always use appropriate tools and wear
gloveswhenchangingattachments and
parts thereof.
For mounting and dismounting attach-
ments bring support leg into proper po-
sition and ensure stability.
Secure single-wheel cultivator and at-
tachments against rolling off (wheel
wedge).
Bewareof injuries whencouplingattach-
ments.Proceed with extreme caution.
Mount attachments as specified and
only couple at specified points.
Secure single-wheel cultivator and at-
tachmentagainstunauthorizeduse and
rolling off when you leave the machine.
If necessary, install transport or secu-
rity devices and secure.
Hoeing Attachment
Adjustprotectivehoodofhoeingattach-
ment so that only those parts of tools
whichpenetratethe soilare notcovered.
When hoeing, make sure hoeing skid is
adjusted properly.
Weights
Fitweightsproperlyandatspecifiedpoints.
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