AGRO-MASZ POM2 User manual

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SMALL ROTARY PLOUGH
POM2 POM3
AGRO-MASZ
Paweł Nowak
Strzelce Małe 78
97-515 Masłowice
Tel. [phone]
Fax. [phone]
Instruction manual
Warranty certificate
Parts catalogue
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Address: agro-masz.eu Language version: ENGLISH
Document No: IO.POM.17.8
Created: AUGUST 2017
Copying and making excerpts only on written consent of AGRO-MASZ Paweł Nowak.

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Dear Customers!
Taking the opportunity to thank you for your interest in our offer and for the
purchase made, we would like to ensure that the trust placed in us becomes
the motivation for the whole team for further and more intensive work to
improve the machines belonging to the ever increasing range of products
offered by AGRO-MASZ.
In order to ensure the fullest presentation of the capabilities of our product,
we created an instruction manual, which will clearly guide you step-by-step
through the essential aspects of the technical construction of the machine
and protect against adverse effects caused by incorrect operation.
Detailed knowledge of the provisions set forth in this instruction manual,
which remains the basic piece of equipment of every machine, is necessary
for its safe use for many years.
The instruction manual should be kept in a safe place and used properly
throughout the entire period of the operation of the machine.
If it is lost or damaged, pleases order a new copy.
The new instruction manual can be ordered from the dealer of AGRO-MASZ-
brand the machines or directly from the manufacturer.
It is also important to note that the instruction manual should be made
available to the other user in case of sale or lending of the machine.
Every machine manufactured by AGRO-MASZ is also provided with a
warranty certificate and parts catalogue, in which all elements of equipment
of the machine are presented.
It should be kept in mind that the use of original spare parts only will ensure
the proper functionality and long service lifetime of our product. The use of
non-original and duplicated parts adversely affects its parameters.
We have put every effort to present you an easy-to-operate, solid and
reliable product, with the belief that our cooperation with you will also be
lasting and, as a result, it will allow us to develop together new solutions in
order to facilitate and increase the level of productivity in agriculture.
Thank you for choosing our product and wish all joy in your work.

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I. EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FOR THE MACHINE
Manufacturer
AGRO-MASZ Paweł Nowak
Strzelce Małe 78
97-515 Masłowice
Machine
Name:
Rotary plough.
Type/ Model:
…………………
Factory number:
…………………
Year of manufacture:
…………………
Application:
bed free ploughing of medium and large depth.
The manufacturer hereby declares that the machine, to which the declaration
relates, meets:
- all relevant provisions and regulations of Directive 2006/42/EC of the
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT and of the COUNCIL of 17 May 2006 on the
machinery, and amending Directive 95/16/EC (Official Journal of the
European Union L157 of 09.06.2006, page 24) and Ordinance of the
Minister of Economy of 21 October 2008 on essential requirements for
the machinery (Journal of Laws, No 199, item 1228);
- requirements of harmonized standards:
• EN ISO 4254-1:2016;
• EN ISO 12100: 2012;
• EN ISO 13857: 2010;
- other standards:
• ISO 3600: 1998;
• ISO 11684: 1998;
- Regulation of the Minister of Economy of 31 December 2002 on technical
conditions applicable to vehicles and scope of the necessary equipment.
This Declaration shall become invalid if the machine is changed or
redesigned without the written consent of the manufacturer.
Name, address of person authorized to prepare the technical
documentation:
Mirosław Nowak, Strzelce Małe 78, 97-515 Masłowice
Strzelce Małe, 05.01.2015
Paweł Nowak – owner
(full name, signature of person
authorised to prepare the
declaration)

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II. THE MACHINE IDENTIFICATION
2.1. Name
Mounted rotary plough
2.2. Model symbol
POM2 – Small rotary plough, 2-furrow
POM3 – Small rotary plough, 3-furrow
Identification data can be found on data plate attached to the machine's
frame by the three-point linkage.
2.3. Data plate
Data plate
THE MACHINE
IDENTIFICATION
Factory number
Symbol
Year of manufacture
Certification mark
Mass

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The purchaser (the user) of the machine should confirm to have acquainted
with warranty terms and information included in the Instruction Manual with
his/her signature.
When the machine is being sold, the seller (dealer) should enter below the
machine's symbol, factory number and year of manufacture in accordance
with the data plate and include own data.
Machine symbol ................................................................
Factory number ................................................................
Year of manufacture ................................................................
Date of sale ................................................................
Seller Address……………………………………..
Tel. / Fax……………………………………..
Purchaser (User) Address ......................................................
Tel. / Fax……………………………………..
NOTE! Remember the name and symbol of your machine. Always
use this name and symbol in contact with the seller or the manufacturer.
2.4. Manufacturer data
THE MACHINE
IDENTIFICATION
AGRO-MASZ Paweł Nowak
Strzelce Małe 78
97-515 Masłowice
Tel. [phone]
Fax. [phone]
[e-mail]
Domestic sales
Tel. [phone]
[email protected]
Export
Tel. [phone]
[e-mail]
Tel. [phone]
[e-mail]
Tel. [phone]
[e-mail]
Spare parts
Tel. + 48 603 728 099
[e-mail]
Service
Tel. [phone]
[e-mail]

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III. TABLE OF CONTENTS
DEAR CUSTOMERS!........................................................................................................................... 3
I. EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FOR THE MACHINE............................................................ 5
MANUFACTURER.............................................................................................................................. 5
MACHINE ....................................................................................................................................... 5
II. THE MACHINE IDENTIFICATION.............................................................................................. 6
2.1. NAME ..................................................................................................................................... 6
2.2. MODEL SYMBOL ........................................................................................................................ 6
2.3. DATA PLATE.............................................................................................................................. 6
2.4. MANUFACTURER DATA................................................................................................................ 8
III. TABLE OF CONTENTS............................................................................................................. 9
IV. INITIAL EXPLANATIONS....................................................................................................... 11
4.1. DIRECTIONS IN THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL ..................................................................................... 11
4.2. USER FEEDBACK....................................................................................................................... 11
4.3. RECOMMENDATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS ....................................................................................... 13
4.4. INTENDED USE......................................................................................................................... 13
V. SAFETY NOTES..................................................................................................................... 14
THE MENTIONED SAFETY REGULATIONS REFER TO THE PLOUGH.NOTWITHSTANDING,OBSERVE THE GENERAL SAFETY
AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION RULES AS WELL AS ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS................................................. 14
5.1. GENERAL SAFETY RULES ............................................................................................................. 14
5.2. WARNING PICTOGRAMS PLACED ON THE PLOUGH............................................................................. 16
5.3. LOCATION OF WARNING LABELS ON THE MACHINE ............................................................................ 19
5.4. OTHER RISKS........................................................................................................................... 20
5.4.1. WIRING SYSTEM............................................................................................................................... 20
5.4.2. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................... 20
5.4.3. RESIDUAL ENERGY ............................................................................................................................ 21
5.4.4. FOREIGN BODIES .............................................................................................................................. 21
5.4.5. OTHER OBSTACLES............................................................................................................................ 21
5.5. OPERATOR’S OBLIGATIONS AND TRAINING...................................................................................... 22
5.5.1. OPERATOR’S OBLIGATIONS ................................................................................................................ 22
5.5.2. PERSONNEL TRAINING....................................................................................................................... 22
5.5.3. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.................................................................................................... 23
5.6. RISK ZONES............................................................................................................................. 23
5.7. RESIDUAL RISK......................................................................................................................... 24
5.7.1. DESCRIPTION OF RESIDUAL RISK .......................................................................................................... 24
5.7.2. RESIDUAL RISK ASSESSMENT............................................................................................................... 24
5.8. STABILITY OF TRACTOR -PLOUGH ASSEMBLY ................................................................................... 25
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VI. GENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................................................... 27
6.1. TECHNICAL DATA FOR POM PLOUGHS........................................................................................... 27
6.2. CONSTRUCTION OF PLOUGH........................................................................................................ 28
6.3. CONSTRUCTIONAL CHANGES ....................................................................................................... 28
VII. MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE............................................................................................. 29
7.1. PREPARATION OF THE TRACTOR TO WORK WITH THE PLOUGH.............................................................. 29
7.1.1. TYRES............................................................................................................................................. 29
7.1.2. WHEEL TRACK ................................................................................................................................. 29
7.1.3. THREE-POINT LINKAGE ...................................................................................................................... 30
7.1.4. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................... 30
7.1.5. FRONT AXLE LOAD ............................................................................................................................ 31
7.2. PREPARATION OF THE PLOUGH .................................................................................................... 31
7.2.1. MOUNTING THE PLOUGH ON THE TRACTOR .......................................................................................... 32
7.3. START OF PLOUGHING ............................................................................................................... 33
7.3.1. UPPER ATTACHMENT POINT ............................................................................................................... 33
7.3.2. SPINDLES (BOTTLE SCREWS) ............................................................................................................... 33
7.3.3. BODIES........................................................................................................................................... 34
7.3.4. MOULDBOARDS............................................................................................................................... 35
7.3.5. SUPPORT WHEEL.............................................................................................................................. 35
7.3.6. ADJUSTMENT OF VERTICAL TILT........................................................................................................... 37
7.3.7. ADJUSTMENT OF HORIZONTAL TILT...................................................................................................... 37
7.4. PLOUGH ROTATION................................................................................................................... 38
7.5. SAFETY DEVICES ....................................................................................................................... 39
VIII. TRANSPORT...................................................................................................................... 41
8.1. DELIVERY AND UNLOADING......................................................................................................... 41
8.2. TRANSPORT –DRIVING ON PUBLIC ROADS ...................................................................................... 42
8.2.1. SPEED ............................................................................................................................................ 42
IX. MAINTENANCE................................................................................................................... 43
9.1. LUBRICATION .......................................................................................................................... 43
9.2. BOLT TIGHTENING .................................................................................................................... 45
9.3. INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER OPERATION......................................................................................... 46
9.4. DETACHMENT OF PLOUGH .......................................................................................................... 51
9.5. STORAGE ............................................................................................................................... 52
9.6. REPLACEMENT OF PARTS ............................................................................................................ 52
9.7. DEFECTS AND THEIR ELIMINATION ................................................................................................ 53
9.8. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION .................................................................................................... 55
9.9. NOISE AND VIBRATIONS............................................................................................................. 55
X. WARRANTY CERTIFICATE ..................................................................................................... 58
10.1. WARRANTY TERMS ................................................................................................................. 58
10.2. WARRANTY TABLE.................................................................................................................. 59
10.3. LIST OF SERVICE WORKS ........................................................................................................... 59

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XI. PARTS CATALOGUE............................................................................................................. 61
IV. INITIAL EXPLANATIONS
When you receive the machine, please make sure that there are no transport
damages, and the machine is complete!
To avoid any misunderstanding, a complaint should be filed immediately.
This instruction manual is delivered to the user of the machine at the point of
sale. Getting familiar with its provisions and guidelines gives the operator an
opportunity to conduct the safe and trouble-free operation of the machine.
Failure to observe the provisions of the instruction manual can lead to an
accident or the machine breakdown. This may result in the loss of the
guarantee and warranty rights.
The instruction manual is provided with the parts catalogue, which is to
enable the user to identify the parts and to purchase them in case of
possible damage to the machine.
Before any use, check the machine and tractor, with which it is coupled, for
work and transport safety.
The operator is responsible for his/her safety and the safety of persons that
come into contact with the plough throughout the period of use, operation
and storage.
Before using the plough, get acquainted with the instruction manual.
Special attention should be paid to the danger warning signs and safety
marks placed on the plough. They indicate important information relating to
the risk specified in the instruction manual.
4.1. Directions in the instruction manual
The terms: “the left side" or “the right side" used in the instruction manual
mean the sides on the left and right hand of the observer facing the direction
of the machine travel, respectively.
REMEMBER! The AGRO-MASZ company assumes no responsibility for
damage caused by any failure to observe the instruction manual.
In case of any concern or doubt about maintenance and operation, consult
the authorised seller or manufacturer’s sales department.
The seller is obliged to fill in the address of the contractor of the warranty
service in the warranty certificate.
The company is developing its products and therefore reserves the right to
introduce constructional and technological changes and modifications in the
equipment.
4.2. User feedback
AGRO-MASZ will be grateful for sending any comments on the use and
operation of the machine and on this instruction manual. Instruction manuals
are regularly updated, but it is your feedback that enables us to jointly create
a user-friendly instruction manual.
Office: AGRO-MASZ Paweł Nowak
Tel. [phone]
Fax. [phone]
kontak[email protected]
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4.3. Recommendations and descriptions
The recommendations, referred to as: WARNING, ATTENTION,
REMEMBER, are used in order to underline the importance of information.
WARNING! This indicates a possibility of danger, which if not avoided, can
lead to cutting or heavier injuries to personnel operating the machine.
ATTENTION! This is used when there is a risk of damage to the machine.
REMEMBER! This is used with complementary information.
This symbol warns about the risk. Information included in the
instruction manual and marked by this symbol is particularly
important for user of the machine.
Descriptions to figures and diagrams are given next to or near them.
Procedures to be carried out by the machine's operator are given as
enumeration:
• Operation 1
• Operation 2 …
Service operations included herein, marked with this symbol
should be carried out by a specialized service.
4.4. Intended use
Mounted rotary ploughs with POM are designed for bed free ploughing of
medium and large depth on flat fields and fields with maximum inclination of
8,5o, using left and right bodies alternatively. Ploughs POM2, POM3 are
suitable for cooperation with tractors of 40 to 80 HP power. The plough is
fitted with safety devices of bodies by means of shear bolts and is intended
only for works in agriculture for cultivation of non-stony fields.
Plough should be used, operated and repaired only by personnel familiar
with its construction, operation and safety procedures.
The scope of the use compliant with its purpose also includes:
• Observance of provisions of the instruction manual (widely understood
regulations related to operation, maintenance, service, settings, repairs and
performance),
• Observance of safety regulations, in particular, warning pictograms located
on the machine and legal provisions of the country where the machine is
operated,
• Use of original spare parts only,
• Observance of maximum permissible loads of the machine (also the
recommendations of the manufacturer of the tractor, with which the machine
is aggregated).
Any use of the machine other than the above, as recommended by the
manufacturer, shall be considered as a misuse.
REMEMBER! Any arbitrary modifications introduced to the machine without
consent of the manufacturer shall exempt the manufacturer from the
responsibility for machine damages, personal injuries and other material
losses.
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V. SAFETY NOTES
REMEMBER! Before operation and use of the (tractor + plough)
assembly, get acquainted with this instruction manual, the construction of the
plough and its sub-assemblies, their functions, ranges and adjustment
method, paying special attention to information on the work safety. During
work it is too late for that!
The mentioned safety regulations refer to the plough. Notwithstanding,
observe the general safety and accident prevention rules as well as road
traffic regulations.
WARNING! Observance of the safety rules related to the use
included in this instruction manual will allow avoiding personal accidents,
damage or premature wear of the machine.
5.1. General safety rules
The below-mentioned safety regulations refer to the plough aggregated with
the tractor. Notwithstanding, always observe general occupational health
and safety rules and road traffic regulations.
• In addition to the recommendations included in this instruction manual,
follow general occupational health and safety rules as well!
• Observe warning symbols placed on the machine. Their observance is for
your own safety!
• The machine can be used only by adults who hold adequate qualifications to
drive tractors, and are familiar with instruction manuals of both the plough,
and the tractor.
• Use of the machine by minors, and children in particular, is forbidden.
• Before any start, check if the condition of the plough and tractor ensures
traffic and work safety.
• The tractor cooperating with the plough must be equipped with ballast
weights of the front axle. Balance of the tractor with the machine mounted,
its manoeuvrability and braking capacity must be maintained. Observe the
maximum permissible load per axle and transport dimensions.
• Stay of any personnel on the machine during work and transport is
forbidden. Before operation, make sure that nearby the machine there are
no bystanders. Pay special attention to children.
• Lever for the tractor hydraulic sections should be operated only from the
driver’s seat.
• Exercise particular caution when the machine is being connected to and
disconnected from the tractor. Turn the tractor's engine off, remove the
ignition key, and engage the hand brake.
• When the plough is aggregated with the tractor, raised or lowered on the
tractor’s hydraulic lift and turned on the headlands, check if there are no
bystanders, children in particular, nearby the tractor + plough assembly.
• It is forbidden to approach the plough while it is being lifted and lowered, and
turned.
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• Do not stand between the tractor and the plough while the engine is working.
• When connecting hoses to tractor's hydraulic system make sure the
hydraulic system is depressurized. Check position of control levers for the
tractor's hydraulic system.
• Appliances controlled by the hydraulic sections can be activated only when
there are no personnel within the operation area of the machine. There are
crushing and cutting places on the parts activated with the use of the other
force than their own (e.g. hydraulic system).
• Rotate the plough once the plough is lifted on the tractor's three-point
linkage.
• Raise, lower, tune and start the assembly slowly, without sharp jerks.
• It is forbidden to reverse the tractor and make turns with the lowered plough
in the working position.
• While making turns, take the far protruding elements into account, do not
use the brakes independent of the tractor.
• Check air pressure in the tractor’s tyres.
• Connect the machine to the tractor as described herein.
• The machine can be connected only to tractors of adequate power and
equipped with category 3 rear three-point linkage (in accordance with ISO
730-1:1996). Also remember to choose the tractor's class correctly to ensure
its manoeuvrability.
• In order to maintain proper tractor's manoeuvrability, the machine should be
connected to the tractor equipped with a set of front axle ballast weights.
Pressure of the tractor's front axle with the mounted plough must be at least
20% of the tractor's weight.
• Balance of the tractor with the machine mounted, its manoeuvrability and
braking capacity must be maintained. Observe the maximum permissible
load per axle and transport dimensions.
• Do not operate the plough on slopes greater than 8.5°.
• Use special, dedicated pins and cotter pins to secure connections between
the machine and the tractor. It is forbidden to use any substitute means,
such as bolts, rods, wires etc., as these can be sheared or fall out during
work or transport, and thus cause an accident or damage to the machine.
Diameter of the pins must be compliant with the machine's three-point
linkage category.
• All maintenance, repair and adjustment works should be carried out only
when the machine is lowered and the tractor's engine is turned off. Remove
the ignition key! It is forbidden to remain under the raised plough due to risk
of being crushed by machine elements.
• It is forbidden to replace working elements of the machine without proper
protection against shifting of the tractor-machine assembly and falling of the
machine.
• During repairs requiring the machine to be lifted use stable and strong
supports protecting the machine against falling. Do not use supports made
of materials that can be easily damaged (e.g. hollow tiles, bricks).
• If working units are clogged during operation, clean the machine by lifting /
lowering it few times on the tractor linkage.
• It is forbidden to leave the tractor with the machine mounted on slopes or
other sloping areas without protecting it against uncontrolled rolling. Take
care while working on the slopes.
• For operation wear working clothes and protective gloves.
• Never leave the tractor with the engine operating. Before leaving the driver’s
seat, lower the machine, turn the tractor's engine off, remove the ignition
key, and engage the hand brake.
• Do not work with the machine which is defective or incomplete. Also inspect
the hydraulic system. The cylinder, hydraulic hoses and connections must be
tight. Replace worn or defective parts immediately.
• Due to material wear and tear, flexible hydraulic hoses should be replaced
periodically, every 4 years from the date of their manufacture. The date of
manufacture, i.e. year and week number, is indicated on hydraulic hoses.
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• Exercise particular caution when driving on public roads, observe the
relevant road traffic rules and regulations. For the time of transport on the
public roads, install the following on the plough: warning signs painted in
white and red stripes, with lamps: front – white position, rear – red position
and red round reflective (warning signs can be ordered at the machine's
manufacturer on additional charge or purchased at a point of sale of
agricultural machinery) and a warning triangle for slow moving vehicles.
• For transport on public roads protect the plough against rotation by means of
a mechanical lock.
• Speed during machine transport should be adjusted to the condition of the
road surface.
• During transport, drive the tractor as close to the right side of the road as
possible.
• During manoeuvres on roads pay attention to the space around the
machine. Exercise particular caution when passing and overtaking, and on
curves (the machine is firmly connected to the tractor).
• During transport and work, it is forbidden to stand on the plough or load it
with additional ballast weights.
• Detach the plough from the tractor when the plough is supported on right
bodies on a firm and level ground, and protected with a lock, with the engine
turned off.
• During breaks in operation, the plough should be stored in a place that is
inaccessible to unauthorised personnel and animals.
• Pay particular attention when dismantling and use drawings provided in the
spare parts catalogue.
• When loading, lifting devices (e.g. forklift truck, overhead crane) can be
operated only by personnel with proper qualifications. Elements of the frame
(marked on the machine) should be used as fixing points.
5.2. Warning pictograms placed on the plough
The warning labels informing of permanent or periodical hazards are placed
by the manufacturer on the machine in easily visible locations. Do not
remove them from the machine. These labels should be replaced if worn,
damaged or illegible for other reasons.
Warning pictograms can be ordered at the manufacturer of the machine.
Each warning sign consists of two
vertically arranged fields (black figures
on a yellow background).
1 – figure on a warning triangle
background presents a risk (e.g. 1 – risk
of rolling of the machine and crushing of
the body),
2 – figure presents a way of behaviour to
avoid the risk (e.g. 2 – to avoid the risk,
secure the wheels of the machine with
wedges).
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The below section presents graphically warning signs, shows their location
on the machine, explains what type of risk they indicate and the way to keep
safety and avoid hazard.
Additionally, each sign bears a number, which refers to the number of a
warning pictogram included in the parts catalogue, which facilitates
identification of a label if damaged.
A. Risk due to non-observance of the
provisions of the instruction manual!
This risk can result in serious injuries of the
operator and bystanders.
Before using the machine, get acquainted with the
instruction manual and safety regulations included
there.
B. Risk due to uncontrolled rolling of the
machine and tractor!
This risk can result in serious injuries, even fatal, to
operator of the machine.
Before maintenance or repair works, turn off the
tractor's engine and remove the ignition key!
C. Risk of crushing of the limbs by working
elements of the machine or cutting by sharp
edges!
This risk can result in serious injuries leading to
loss of a limb, in extreme cases.
Keep a safe distance from the machine! Exercise
particular caution when replacing the working
elements!
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D. Risk of crushing of the body within the
three-point linkage operating area!
This risk can result in crushing of chest or other
part of the body, or even death of the operator.
It is forbidden to stay between the machine and
tractor when fixing the machine and starting the
lifting device!
E. Risk of crushing of the hand or fingers by
the moving parts of the machine!
This risk can result in serious injuries leading to the
loss of fingers, a hand, or even the whole arm.
Never reach into the area of moving elements of
machine (e.g. cylinders, plough rotation points,
release area of plough bodies), especially during
work of the machine or when the tractor's engine is
turned on, or the hydraulic installation is being
started!
F. Risk of crushing of the whole body due to
the machine swing while turning!
This risk can result in serious bodily injuries,
including fatal injuries.
Do not stay within the swing area of the machine
during work and transport! Keep a safe distance
from the plough when it is being swung!
G. Risk of crushing of the whole body due to
movement of an unprotected subassembly of
the machine!
This risk may cause serious injuries.
When detaching the plough from the tractor,
remember to unfold the support foot and secure it
with cotter!
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H. Marking of a place to fasten loading slings!
These are suggested places to maintain the safe
loading / unloading of the machine and its balance
while it is hanging on ropes, belts or chains.
Always take the weight of the lifted machine into account!
5.3. Location of warning labels on the machine
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5.4. Other risks
In addition to the risks defined in the section 5.2. and presented in the form
of warning pictograms placed on the machine, the other risks described by
manufacturer in this section can also appear during operation.
5.4.1. Wiring system
• Electrical devices, such as lighting system, are powered by 12V current.
• Too high or too low voltage can cause malfunction of an electronic device
or cause its damage!
• Use of non-original elements of electrical and electronic devices and
improper fuses can result in a breakdown!
• Take special care when installing electrically operated devices. Improper
connection to the tractor's battery, in extreme cases, can result in a fire or
explosion of the battery!
• When removing the electrical and electronic devices from the machine,
protect their elements (plugs, cables, etc.) properly against moisture and
atmospheric agents.
5.4.2. Hydraulic system
• Hydraulic system works under high pressure!
• Hydraulic hoses of the machine can be connected to the tractor only
when hydraulic systems, of both the machine mounted and the tractor,
are under pressure-free conditions.
• Hydraulic hoses of the machine should be connected to hydraulic
connectors of the tractor, paying attention to their correct arrangement!
Improper connection can result in a breakdown of the mounted machine
or the tractor!
• Hoses of the hydraulic system should be controlled regularly for tightness
and damages.
• Damaged hoses should be replaced immediately only with original hoses,
as recommended by the machine's manufacturer!
• Period of use (as intended) of hydraulic hoses should not be longer than
4 years.
• Do not work with the machine, in which hydraulic system is not tight!
There is a risk of a serious breakdown!
• There is a risk of being cut by the machine elements, which are moved by
means of the hydraulic system.
• During work and operation of the machine, there is a risk of cutting a skin
of face, hand, and in particular eyes caused by oil splashing!
• It is forbidden to seal hydraulic hoses manually!
• In case of skin burns or oil penetration into the body, seek medical
attention immediately!
• When checking the condition of the hydraulic hoses, use appropriate
equipment and protective clothing. It is recommended to check the
condition of hydraulic hoses by a specialized service point on a yearly
basis.
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