KUHN EL 142 User manual

ASSEMBLY / OPERATOR'S MANUAL
EL 142
POWER TILLER / CULTITILLER / CULTIPLOW
No. 95461CGB A 08.2003

DEAR OWNER,
In buying a KUHN machine you have chosen wisely. Into it have gone years of thought,
researchandimprovements.Youwillfind,ashavethousandsofownersallovertheworld,that
you have the best that engineering skill and actual field testing can produce. You have
purchased a dependable machine, but only by proper care and operation can you expect to
receive the performance and long service built into it.
This manual contains all the necessary information for you to receive full efficiency from your
machine.Theperformanceyougetfromthismachineislargelydependantuponhowwellyou
readandunderstandthismanualandapplythisknowledge.PleaseDONOTASSUMETHAT
YOU KNOW HOW TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN YOUR MACHINE before reading this
manual carefully. KEEP THIS MANUAL AVAILABLE FOR REFERENCE.
YourKUHN dealerwillinstruct youonthegeneral operationofyourmachine. Heisinterested
that you get the best performance possible and will be glad to answer any special questions
that may arise regarding the operation of the KUHN machine.
Your KUHN dealer can offer a complete line of genuine KUHN service parts.
These parts are manufactured and carefully inspected in the same factory that builds the
machine to assure high quality and accurate fitting of any necessary replacements.
When ordering service parts it is important that you indicate the type of machine concerned
and its serial number.
Forthisreasonpleasecompletethemodelidentificationplatediagrambelowwiththerequired
information. This will provide you with an easy reference for future service parts orders.
ABOUT IMPROVEMENTS
KUHN iscontinuallystriving to improveitsproducts and,therefore,reserves therighttomake
improvements or changes when it becomes practical to do so, without incurring any
obligations to make changes or additions to the equipment sold previously.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
Safety 2
SafetyDecals - Modelidentificationplate 8
TechnicalSpecifications 10
Guards 12
Fitting to the tractor 13
PTOshaft 14
Slip clutch 16
Rotorspeeds(rotationalfrequencies) 17
Adjustmentoftherearhood 19
Use 20
Equipment 22
1) Rollers 22
2) Skids + stand 26
3) Gaugewheelkit 27
4) Side separating discs 28
5) Rearwheelkit 29
6) Trackeradicators 30
7) Rearhydraulicliftlinkage 31
8) A-framekitforVENTAALandTi integrated seeder attachment 34
9) Semi-automatichitch 34
10) Hardcoatedpackerrollerscraperplates 34
11) Nyloncleaningplatesforstandard packerroller,packerroller
PK2andmaxipackerroller scrapers 35
12) P.T.O.shafts 35
13) Rotorscomplete 35
14) Signallingelements 36
Maintenance 37
1)Lubrication 37
2)Fitting blades 38
3)Changingtherotor 41
TroubleShooting 42
Conditions of Limited Warranty 45
Copyright 2003 KUHN S.A.

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SAFETY
Thesymbolaboveisusedthroughoutthismanualeverytimerecommendationsaremadeconcerningyoursafety,
the safety of others, or the good operation of the machine.
These recommendations must be made known to all machine operators.
DESIGNATED USE OF THE MACHINE
The EL 142 must only be used for the work for which it has been designed :
- Seedbed preparation on ploughed or unploughed ground with or without simultaneous seeding (machine can
be equipped with an integrated or a 3-point mounted seeder).
- Stubble ploughing or reclamation of grassland.
Themanufacturerisnotheldliableforanydamageresultingfrommachineapplicationsotherthanthosespecified
by the manufacturer.
Any use other than the designated operation is at the risk and responsibility of the operator.
Designated use of the machine also means :
- following operation, maintenance and repair recommendations given by the manufacturer ;
- using only genuine spare parts, equipment and accessories as designated by the manufacturer.
TheEL142mustonlybeoperated,maintainedandrepairedbycompetentpersonswhoarefamiliarwithmachine
specifications and operations and are aware of any danger involved.
The operator must imperatively respect current legislation concerning :
- accident prevention,
- work safety,
- public traffic circulation.
All safety advice indicated on the machine must be strictly observed.
The manufacturer is not held liable for any damage resulting from machine modifications carried out by the
operator himself or by a third party without previous written agreement from the manufacturer.

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GENERAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
Before operating the machine, always ensure that tractor and machine are in accordance with work safety and
road traffic regulations.
BASIC PRINCIPLES
1. Inadditiontotherecommendationsgiveninthismanual,legislationonworksafetyandaccidentprevention
must also be respected.
2. Advice is indicated on the machine, specifying safety recommendations in order to prevent accidents.
3. Before travelling on public roads, the operator must ensure that the machine conforms to road traffic
regulations.
4. Before starting work, the operator must be familiar with all machine controls, handling devices and their
functions. Once at work, it is too late to do so !
5. Useatractorequippedwithasafetycab.Keepwindowsandroofhatchclosedforreducedsoundlevelwhile
operating the PTO driven implement.
6. Beforestartingupthemachineandbeginningwork,checkthesurroundingarea(bewareofchildren!).Make
sure there is sufficient visibility.
Keep all people and animals away from the danger zone of the machine (risk of projection !)
7. Carrying people or animals on the machine when working or in transport is strictly forbidden.
8. Machine must only be attached to tractor using means provided and in accordance with current safety
standards.
9. Special care should be taken when attaching or removing the machine from the tractor.
10. Before attaching the machine, ensure that the front tractor axle is sufficiently ballasted.
Ballastis to beplacedonthesupportsprovidedin accordance with instructionsofthetractormanufacturer.
11. Do not surpass the maximum axle load or the overall transport weight as prescribed by the tractor
manufacturer.
12. Do not surpass the maximum transport width authorized by road traffic regulations.
13. Beforetransportingthemachineonpublicroads,ensurethatalllegallyrequiredguardsandindicators(lights,
reflectors ...) are in place and in good operation.
14. All operating controls (cords, cables, rods...) must be positioned so that they cannot be set off accidently,
risking accident or damage.
15. Before transporting on public roads, locate the machine into its transport position as instructed in this
operator’smanual.
16. Never leave the tractor seat while the machine is operating.

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17. Drive speed must be adapted to ground conditions as well as roads and paths.
Always avoid abrupt changes of direction.
18. Precision steering, tractor adherence, road holding and efficient braking are influenced by the type of
implement,weight,ballastof frontaxle,ground orroadconditions. Itistherefore ofutmostimportance tobe
cautious in every given situation.
19. Be particularly cautious when turning corners, paying attention to machine overhang, length, height and
weight.
20. Keep clear of the machine operating area.
21. WARNING ! Danger of crushing and shearing can exist when components are operated by hydraulic or
pneumatic controls.
22. Before leaving the tractor or before adjusting, maintaining or repairing the machine, turn off the engine,
remove ignition key and wait until all moving parts have come to a complete stop.
23. Do not stand between the tractor and the machine unless the hand brake is tight and/or stops have been
placed under the wheels.
24. Beforeanyadjustments,maintenanceorrepairsarecarriedout,ensurethatthemachinecannotbestarted
up accidentally.
PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN BEFORE OPERATING THE MACHINE
1. Do not wear loose clothing which could become caught up in moving elements.
2. Wear the individual protection equipment corresponding to the work which is planned (gloves, shoes, eye
protection, helmet, ear protectors...).
3. All operating controls (cords, cables, rods ...) must be positioned so that they cannot be set off accidentally,
causing accident or damage.
4. Before operating the machine, check the tightness of all nuts and bolts, particularly on rotating parts (blades,
tines, knives, spades ...)
5. Before operating the machine, ensure that all safety guards are firmly in place and in good condition. If worn
or damaged, replace immediately.
ATTACHMENT
1. Whenattachingorremovingthemachinefromthetractor,positionhydraulicliftcontrolleverinsuchawaythat
it cannot be set off accidentally.
2. When attaching the machine to tractor hydraulic linkage, ensure that diameter of link pins corresponds to
diameter of ball joints.
3. WARNING ! Danger of crushing and shearing can exist in the lifting zone of the tractor hydraulic linkage !
4. Donotstandbetweenthetractorandthemachinewhenoperatingtheoutercontrolleveroftheliftmechanism.
5. In transport, the machine lift mechanism should be stabilized by tractor tie rods to avoid floatation and side
shifting.
6. When transporting machine ensure that it can not be lowered accidentally.

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POWER TAKE-OFF
1. Only use PTO shaft supplied with the machine or recommended by the manufacturer.
2. PTO guards must always be in place and in good condition.
3. Check for correct PTO overlap when at work and in transport.
4. Before attachingorremoving the PTOshaft, disengage PTOshaft, turn offengine and removeignition key.
5. IfaprimaryPTOshaftisequippedwithaslipclutchorafreewheel,thesemustbefittedonthemachinePTO.
6. Ensure that PTO shaft is always correctly fitted and locked into place.
7. Make sure guards are correctly in place and secured with the safety chains provided.
8. Before engaging PTO, ensure that PTO speed (rotational frequency) and direction are in accordance with
manufacturer'srecommendations.
9. Before engaging PTO, keep all people and animals clear from the machine.
10. Never engage PTO shaft when tractor engine is turned off.
11. Never surpass PTO angle recommended by the manufacturer.
12. WARNING!Rotating elements cancontinueturningmomentarily after PTOisdisengaged.Keep clear until
all rotating elements are at a standstill.
13. When removing the machine, locate PTO shaft on the supports provided.
14. Fit safety cap on tractor PTO.
15. Replace any worn or damaged PTO guards immediately.
Rotation speed ... rpm (American Measure) is also expressed in metric measure : Rotational frequency ... min-1.
Both units are equivalent, for example : Rotation speed 540 rpm equals Rotational frequency 540 min-1.
ROAD TRANSPORT
Dimensions
Depending upon the machine’s dimensions, the user should check with the relevant authority that it can be
transported legally on public roads.
If maximum authorised size is exceeded, the user should act according to the legislation in force regarding
transport of oversize equipment.
Load per axle and gross weight
When transporting the machine or combined machines, check that :
- the tractor’s authorised gross weight as well as the maximum weight per axle is not exceeded.
- In all circumstances, the weight on the tractor’s front axle is never below 20% of the tractor’s unladen
weight. If the case arises, fit front ballast weights.

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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
1. WARNING ! Hydraulic system is under pressure.
2. When fitting hydraulic motors or cylinders, ensure that connections have been made correctly, as per
manufacturer’sinstructions.
3. Before connecting hoses to the tractor hydraulics, ensure that tractor and machine circuits are not under
pressure.
4. Itisstronglyrecommendedthattheoperatormarksthehydraulicconnectionsbetweentractorandmachineto
avoid making a wrong connection. WARNING ! Functions could be reversed (for example : lift/lower).
5. Check hydraulic hoses regularly ! Worn or damaged hoses must be replaced immediately.
Replacement parts must be in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations concerning specifications
and quality.
6. Should a leak be found, take all necessary precautions to avoid accidents.
7. Any liquid under pressure (particularly oil from hydraulics) can penetrate the skin and cause severe injury. If
injured, see a doctor immediately, there could be danger of infection.
8. Before any adjustments, maintenance or repairs are carried out, lower the machine, depressurize the circuit,
turn off the engine and remove ignition key.

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MAINTENANCE
1. Before checking any machine malfunction and before adjusting, maintaining or repairing the machine,
disengage PTO, turn off engine and remove ignition key.
2. Check tightness of nuts and bolts regularly. Retighten if necessary.
3. If the machine is raised, prop it up in a stable position before carrying out any maintenance work.
4. When replacing a working part, wear protection gloves and only use standardized tools.
5. It is forbidden to discard any oil, grease or filters. These must be given to waste disposal organisations to
protect the environment.
6. Disconnect power source before any work is done on the electric system.
7. Check safety guards regularly, particularly those that are subject to wear. Replace immediately if damaged.
8. Spare parts used must be in accordance with specifications and standards as defined by the manufacturer.
Use only genuine KUHN parts !
9. Before any electric welding is carried out on tractor or attached machine, disconnect generator and battery
terminals.
10. Repairs on elements under pressure or tension (springs, accumulators etc...) must only be carried out by
competent persons with standardized equipment.

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The following safety pictorials have been placed on your machine in the areas indicated. They
are intented for your personal safety and for the safety of the people working with you. The text
shown on them gives their precise meaning. Keep the pictorials clean. Replace them when they
are faded.
SAFETY DECALS
MODEL IDENTIFICATION PLATE

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS EL142 EL142
250 300
Workingwidth m(ft) 2.50(8’2") 3.00 (9’10")
Maxi. allowable DIN power P.T.O. 750 rpm (min-1)77(105)
kW (hp) P.T.O. 1000rpm(min-1)103(140)
Minimumpowerrequirement kW (hp) 66(90) 73(100)
Rotordiameter mm (")
-POWERTILLERwithstandarddiameterC-bladerotor 550(1'9")
-POWERTILLERwithlargerdiameter L-bladerotor 590(1'11")
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith2 bolts per blade 570(1'10")
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith1boltperblade 570(1'10")
-CULTITILLERrotorwithFast-Fitblades 570(1'10")
Number of blades :
POWER TILLER with standard diameter C-blade rotor 60 72
POWER TILLER with larger diameter L-blade rotor 60 72
CULTIPLOW rotor with 2 bolts per blade 84 100
CULTIPLOW rotor with 1 bolt per blade 84 100
CULTITILLER rotor with Fast-Fit blades 56 66
Working depth adjustable min. / max. mm (") 8 (1/3") / 25 (1")
Working depth control with skids, gauge wheels or roller
Attachment cat. 2 and 3N*
Overall machine transport width cm (ft) 277 (9'1") 325 (10'8")
Overall machine working width (with safety guards) cm (ft) 293 (9'7") 341 (11'2")
* Optional equipment (see page 13).

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Weight with packer roller : (kg / lbs)
-POWERTILLERwithstandarddiameterC-bladerotor 1400(3080) 1560(3432)
-POWERTILLERwithlargerdiameter L-bladerotor 1450(3190) 1615(3553)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith2 bolts per blade 1510(3322) 1675(3685)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith1boltperblade 1495(3289) 1665(3663)
-CULTITILLERrotorwithFast-Fitblades 1405(3091) 1565(3443)
Weight with packer roller PK2 : (kg / lbs)
-POWERTILLERwithstandarddiameterC-bladerotor - 1595(3509)
-POWERTILLERwithlargerdiameter L-bladerotor - 1650(3630)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith2 bolts per blade - 1710(3762)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith1boltperblade - 1700(3740)
-CULTITILLERrotorwithFast-Fitblades - 1600(3520)
Weight with maxipacker roller : (kg / lbs)
-POWERTILLERwithstandarddiameterC-bladerotor 1455(3201) 1625(3575)
-POWERTILLERwithlargerdiameter L-bladerotor 1505(3311) 1680(3696)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith2 bolts per blade 1565(3443) 1740(3828)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith1boltperblade 1550(3410) 1730(3806)
-CULTITILLERrotorwithFast-Fitblades 1460(3212) 1630(3586)
Weight with crumbler roller : (kg / lbs)
-POWERTILLERwithstandarddiameterC-bladerotor 1260(2772) 1390(3058)
-POWERTILLERwithlargerdiameter L-bladerotor 1310(2882) 1445(3179)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith2 bolts per blade 1370(3014) 1505(3311)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith1boltperblade 1355(2981) 1495(3289)
-CULTITILLERrotorwithFast-Fitblades 1265(2783) 1395(3069)
Weight with maxicrumbler roller : (kg / lbs)
-POWERTILLERwithstandarddiameterC-bladerotor 1270(2794) 1400(3080)
-POWERTILLERwithlargerdiameter L-bladerotor 1320(2904) 1455(3201)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith2 bolts per blade 1380(3036) 1515(3333)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith1boltperblade 1365(3003) 1505(3311)
-CULTITILLERrotorwithFast-Fitblades 1275(2805) 1405(3091)
Weight with skids : (kg / lbs)
-POWERTILLERwithstandarddiameterC-bladerotor 1075(2365) 1200(2640)
-POWERTILLERwithlargerdiameter L-bladerotor 1125(2475) 1255(2761)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith2 bolts per blade 1185(2607) 1315(2893)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith1boltperblade 1170(2574) 1305(2871)
-CULTITILLERrotorwithFast-Fitblades 1080(2376) 1205(2651)
Weight with gauge wheels : (kg / lbs)
-POWERTILLERwithstandarddiameterC-bladerotor 1095(2409) 1225(2695)
-POWERTILLERwithlargerdiameter L-bladerotor 1145(2519) 1280(2816)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith2 bolts per blade 1205(2651) 1340(2948)
-CULTIPLOWrotorwith1boltperblade 1190(2618) 1330(2926)
-CULTITILLERrotorwithFast-Fitblades 1100(2420) 1230(2706)
SPECIFICATIONS EL 142 EL 142
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Thesafetyguardsincreasethesafetyofthemachine.
The2frontsafetyguards (P)aremadeupof 3parts,
one fixed and 2 sliding sections. They are factory
fitted as shown on photo 1.
Theslidingsectionsofthesafetyguardsmayneedto
be repositioned (front wheels, track eradicators…).
Whatever the accessories the machine is equipped
with, the guards must remain fixed and cover the
whole length of the machine from the outside of the
adjustablelowerlinkbrackets(C) (photo 1).
GUARDS
1) Front safety guards
1
2) Side safety guards
To reduce the machine width for road transport, proceed as follows :
- loosen the screws (A) of guards (B) (photos 2 and 3)
- pivot guards (B) upwards (photos 2 and 3),
- tighten screws (A).
3) Guard extension
Fittheguardextension(1)overthesheetmetalguard
(2) of the torque limiter (see photo 6).
Side guards (B) are safety
elements, they must be always
foldeddownwardsatwork(pho-
tos 4 and 5).
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FITTING TO THE TRACTOR
The EL 142 can be fitted to all tractors equipped with
astandardCat.2orCat.3three-pointhitch(figure7).
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Note : Thetoplinkpin(B)hasananti-turnarm(T).It
should be fitted as shown in photo 8.
8
The lower attachment yokes can be placed in 2
different positions on the main frame.
1)Towardstherear(A)(photo9)(originalfitting):to
bringthecentre of gravityofthe machine as closeto
the tractor as possible (in combination with a seed
drill for example).
2) Towards the front (B) (photo 9) : to avoid any
clashing with the tractor wheels when fitting certain
equipments such as front gauge wheels or track
eradicators.
9
7A
Category "2"
- original equipment
Alternative attachment :
Category “ 3 N ”
(with a cat.2 space between lower lift arms)
Recommended with a EL 142/seed drill combina-
tion.
Thetophitchpin(code52597000)andthelowerhitch
pinscat.3(code52592500)areavailablethroughthe
Kuhn Service Parts Department.

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P.T.O. DRIVE SHAFT
Make sure the EL 142 is resting on the ground and is maintained in a stable position. Clean and lubricate the
gearboxinputshaftandslidethematingPTOshaftyokeinplace.BeforeattachingthePTOshafttotheslipclutch
flange, it is essential that both mating surfaces are thoroughly cleaned.
Bring both components together and fix in place using the self-locking screws provided. Tighten all the studs to
atorquesettingof10daNm(75ft.lbs)atthesametimemakingsurethattheflangeiscentrallyseated.Tightness
has to be checked regularly.
After mounting the EL 142, stabilize the tractor 3-point linkage with whatever means are recommended i.e. the
bars, chains, etc.
Be sure the tractor P.T.O. shaft drive is disengaged and stop engine.
Couple the P.T.O. shaft to the tractor P.T.O stub.
Attachment is correct when machine is horizontal in work position.
Withthemachinerestingontheground,adjustthetoplink(P)lengthtoapositionwherethetractorPTOstuband
the tiller input shaft are parallel.
In working position :
- The 2 angles (K) formed by the centre lines of the yoke and the sliding tubes must be equal and not exceed a
combined angle of 30° when working.
- The sliding tube overlap (L) must be at least 22 cm (8.5") (fig. 10).
With the machine fully raised on the tractor hydraulic linkage :
- The2 sliding tubes must not completely overlap each other ; a gap (M)of1cm(3/8")shouldexistbetweenend
of sliding tube and yoke.
- Both U joints (K) should operate approximately at the same bent angles which must never exceed 40°
(fig. 10).
Should the above mentioned conditions not exist :
- Shortenbothtubes by anequallength (fig. A andB),chamfer edges (fig.C) andgreaseliberally (fig. D)before
refitting.
- ToavoidnoisyrunningofthePTOshaftwhenliftingthemachineoutofwork,attachtoplink(P)sothatitisalmost
parallel to the lower links (fig. 10).
Important : Always disconnect the tractor PTO drive before lifting the machine into the transport position,
otherwise permanent damage can be caused to the transmission shaft.
Repeat these adjustments each time the machine is mounted to a different tractor.
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Ahook(C)issuppliedwiththemachinetosupport
the PTO shaft (T) when disconnected to avoid
damage or deterioration due to contact with the
ground (photo 11).
To avoid accidents which could be serious, make sure that the guards are always
correctly in place and secured with the safety chains. On the machine side, attach
restrainingchain(H)tothecorrespondingholeontherightsideofthehitchframe(photo
11). All worn or damaged guards must be replaced immediately.
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FRICTION SLIP CLUTCH
The EL 142 is factory equipped with an adjustable friction slip clutch.
Springpressureisfactorypre-set(L=32mm/11/4")for103kW(140hp)tractorsat1000rpm(min-1)PTO(photo
12).
Thetheoreticalaveragelengthofsprings(R)(L=32mm/11/4")isonlyanindicationandcanbeslightlymodified
according to machine width, work conditions and tractor. Too light a spring pressure will allow the plates to slip
continuously or intermittently at frequent intervals, resulting in overheating and rapid wear of the friction plates.
On the other hand, over pressured or completely coil bound springs will provide no protection to the drive
components (this occurs at 31 mm spring length).
IMPORTANT : * Always check if the clutch is set correctly for the work to be carried out. It should feel warm
to the touch during work.
* If the clutch slips excessively (too light a spring pressure, obstacles, etc.), readjust if
necessaryand wait until thetemperatureoftheclutchdropstoanormal work temperature of
approximately40°C(104°F)beforegettingbacktowork. Iftheclutchoverheatsitwillslipmore
easily, thus increasing disc wear.
* With L = 31 mm the springs (R) will be completely coil bound and the clutch cannot operate.
Never work with springs fully locked as this risks deteriorating drive line components if an
obstruction jams the rotor. Always loosen at least half a turn.
NEVER FULLY LOCK THE SPRINGS.
Check clutch setting regularly, especially after the machine hasn’t worked for a long time. Completely slacken
offthe 6 springs (R)byunscrewing their securingnuts,let the frictionplatesslip for afew secondsthenretighten
springs as explained above (to L = 32 mm / 1 1/4").
Note : We recommend that the clutch guard be removed for easier access when carrying out slip clutch
adjustments. Don’t forget to bolt guard back in place after adjustments have been made.

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ROTOR SPEED (ROTATIONAL FREQUENCY)
The EL 142 is fitted with a speed gearbox which adapt the rotor speed (rotational frequency) to the working
conditions.
TochangethePTOspeed(rotationalfrequency)invertorreplacethesetsofmatchinggearwheelslocatedatthe
rear of the gearbox. The machine is standard equipped with 2 sets of gearwheels.
To invert the pinions proceed as follows. Tilt the machine forward to avoid oil leaking out of the gearbox when
removing the cover.
To do this :
- uncouple the PTO shaft
- shorten the turn buckle
- raise the machine in order to obtain a satisfactory angle
-removebolts(U)fromcoverplate(V)andpullthecoverandgearwheelassemblyoutofthegearbox(photo13),
- invertthesetofmatchinggears(AandB)orreplaceitbytheset(CandD),accordingtothedesiredrotorspeed
(rotational frequency) (photo 14),
- alwaysstore the nonusedset of matchinggears inside thegearboxby placing gearwheel(D) on therearPTO
shaft and gearwheel (C) on the cover plate (photo 14),
- reinstall the cover plate making sure to position the O-ring (E) in its groove correctly (photo 14).
*Ex-Works setting RecommendedPTOspeed(rotationalfrequency)
Rotor speed (rotational frequency) chart EL 142 in rpm (min-1) :
*
750 rpm (min-1) 183 214 - 273
1000 rpm (min-1) 244 286 191 364
1st gear set 2nd gear set
26 24 24 26 29 21 21 29
Position of
gears
P.T.O.
speed
(rotational
frequency)
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The gearbox is factory fitted with a rear PTO shaft (S) which rotates at the same speed (rotational frequency) as
the tractor PTO shaft (photo 16). An extra implement can be driven by a secondary PTO shaft which should be
assembled and used according to the legislation in force at the time.
RemovethePTOshaftcover (O)(photos15and 16).The rearPTO shaft is1 3/8"6splineprofile,andmust not
be used to transmit more than 37 kW (50 hp).
If the rear PTO shaft is not used, always put cover (O) in place (photo 15).
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