Pottinger CAT NOVA 310 User manual

Mower
CAT NOVA 310
front
( Type PTM 332 : + . . 01001 )
GB Excerpt from
operating manual Nr. 0362B00C.pdf
Table of contents
Attaching in general ............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Drive shaft ............................................................................................................................................................................. 5
RoadTransport...................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Guard plates and protective aprons .................................................................................................................................... 5
Work position ........................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Snap Connector (1) ............................................................................................................................................................... 6
Attaching problems .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Setting of spring tension (7a, 8a) ........................................................................................................................................ 7
Adjusting the chains (7c) ..................................................................................................................................................... 7
Important points before starting work .............................................................................................................................. 10
Safety hints .......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Mower unit with Conditioner 1).......................................................................................................................................... 11
Operation ............................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Mower unit with Swath Former Drive 1)............................................................................................................................ 11
Mower unit with swath discs 1) ......................................................................................................................................... 12
Mower with Swath Drums 1) ............................................................................................................................................. 13
Fitting the Conditioner ....................................................................................................................................................... 14
Removing the Conditioner ................................................................................................................................................. 14
Adjusting the V-belt tension ............................................................................................................................................... 14
Mowing with the Conditioner ............................................................................................................................................. 15
Lever position (1 - 5) ........................................................................................................................................................... 15
Adjustment of swath width( (A1) ....................................................................................................................................... 15
General maintenance hints ................................................................................................................................................ 16
Safety points ....................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Drive shaft ........................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Cardan shafts ...................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Gear ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Gearing on the conditioner drive 1) .................................................................................................................................. 17
Gearing on the Swath Former Drive 1) ............................................................................................................................. 17
Cutter bar oil level check.................................................................................................................................................... 18
Opening the protectors ...................................................................................................................................................... 18
Cutter bar oil change .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
Variation-1............................................................................................................................................................................ 19
Fixing cutter blades using screw-threaded blade bolts .................................................................................................. 19
Winter storage ..................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Cleaning of machine parts ................................................................................................................................................. 19
Variation 2 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Holder for a quick change of cutter blades ...................................................................................................................... 16
Checking the mowing blade suspension.......................................................................................................................... 16
Changing the Cutter Blades ............................................................................................................................................... 16
Schmierplan ........................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Plan de graissage ............................................................................................................................................................... 21
Lubrication chart................................................................................................................................................................. 21
Smeerschema...................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Schema di ingrassaggio..................................................................................................................................................... 21
Mazaci plan .......................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Technical data ..................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Optional equipment: ........................................................................................................................................................... 22
The defined use of the mower unit .................................................................................................................................... 22

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9400 GB ANBAU (361)
ATTACHINGTOTRACTOR GB
Guard plates and protective aprons
Guard plates and protective aprons can be raised when
maintenance work is to be done.
For safety reasons it is necessary to wait for mowing
disks to stop completely before raising and securing
guard plates.
1. Swing both rear protection covers (12) up.
2. Swing guard plates (10 and 11) up and fix to the rear protection
cover (12) in this position with both spring pins.
3. Thefrontprotectiveaproncanbehookedontotheattachingframe
usingtheringonthescrew(3a).Thisallows themowerdiscstobe
easily reached.
Work position
Before commencing work
Turnthep.t.o.ononlywhenallsafetydevices(coverings,
protectiveaprons,casings,etc.)areinpropercondition
and attached to the implement in the correct protective
positions.
- Secureboth guard
plates in this
positionwithspring
pin.
For safety reasons mowing may only be conducted in
this position.
Attaching in general
1. Observe safety tips in supplement A.
2. Mark off the implement at the tractor's front lifting gear.
• Secure locking bolts with linch pins.
• Lock lower link bolts (2) so that they are free from play.
Drive shaft
• Beforeoperatingforthe first time, driveshaftisto be checked and
adapted if necessary. See also chapter "Fitting the drive shaft" in
supplement B.
RoadTransport
• Observetheregulations issuedbyyourcountry'slegislative body.
• Travellingonpublicroadsmayonlybeundertakenasisdescribed
in the chapter "Transporting Position".
• Fastenlowerhydrauliclink(U)sothatimplementcannotswingout
sideways.
TD42/93/27

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9400 GB ANBAU (361)
ATTACHINGTOTRACTOR GB
Snap Connector (1)
1. Mount snap connector
(Weiste triangle) onto the
front lifting gear in
a vertical position or
inclined slightly forward.
2. Lock lower link bolts (2)
so that they are free from
play.
3. Connect and lift mower unit (H2).
4. Secure both chains (K).
• Payattentiontothecorrectattachmentpositionsandthelength
of the chains.
• Observe the setting measurement for the relieving springs.
See next page for settings.
5. Secure locking clamp (V) with cotter
pin.
6. Fit drive shaft.
Attaching problems
Onliftinggearwithacrosspiece(Q)betweenthe lowerlinks,damage
could occur to the drive shaft when lowering the attached implement.
Inordertopreventdamage
an extra elevator unit is to
be installed between the
Weiste-triangle and the
lifting gear.
Inacasesuchasthisplease
contact our Customer
Service Dept.
Whentowingimplementswhosep.t.ostubispositionedalongway
forward, the drive shaft must be shortened quite a bit.
• When the implement is engaged then there is insufficient
casing to over the drive shaft.
• The maximum angle of deviation of the universal-joint will
possibly be exceeded (see Supplement B also).
In this case an
accessory kit is
necessary which
positions the
implement approx.
200 mm forwards.
In a case such as
this please contact
our Customer
Service Dept.
TD28/91/28
1
TD 45/94/2
H2
K

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9600-GB EINSTELLUNGEN (362)
GB ADJUSTMENTS
Setting of spring tension (7a, 8a)
The bearing load of the mower bar on the ground is controlled by
the tension of the drawing spring.
1. Lift implement hydraulically (H2).
2. Secure both
chains (K).
3. Lower implement to the ground (H1).
In this position
the following
settingsaretobe
checked and
adjusted if
necessary.
Correct drawing spring (7a) tension
N= Setting measurement for implements without Conditioner
CR = Setting measurement for implements with Conditioner
Correct compression spring (8a) tension
N= Setting measurement for implements without Conditioner
CR = Setting measurement for implements with Conditioner
Adjusting the chains (7c)
1. Lower implement to the ground (H1).
The optimum angle of 65 ° between attaching frame and chain
should be kept as accurately as possible.
A tip
Ifameasuringdeviceisnotavailableforcheckingthisangle,itcan
bealternativelycheckedusingthemeasurement15 cm.Anangle
of 90°could be used for this, for example.
1. Mark off (M) a length of 32 cm.
2. Hold the angle at the point where the attaching frame
and chain intersect (S).
3. Measure from the 32 cm mark (M) to the chain (7c).
If this distance is 15 cm then the angle is 65 ° .
Special add-on pieces
If the angle of 65°cannot be
attaineddue tothe typeof lifting
gear then the chains can be
correctlypositionedthroughthe
installation of special add-on
pieces.
• The following page shows
the various add-on pieces
for the various types of
tractors. These parts are
relatively easy to self-
produce.
TD 45/94/2
H2
K
CR = 20,5 cm CR = 20,5 cm
N = 22 cm N = 19,5 cm
TD45/94/8
TD 45/94/1
H1
Setting the position of the lever (7b)
1. Lower implement to the ground (H1).
2. Measure the distance between attaching frame and
screw (7b).
Thedistance shouldbe16-19cm.Thiscanbeattainedbycutting
the chains to the appropriate lengths.
Adjusting the Cutting Height
By turning the upper link spindle cutting disks can be brought into
a horizontal or slightly inclined forward position.
This inclination should not be more than 5°max.
16 - 19
cm
65°
CR = 88,5 cm
N = 84,5 cm
15 cm
32 cm
TD 59/96/4
M
7a 7b
7c
8a
S
TD59/96/5
32 cm
M
90°

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9501 ANBAUTEILE (333)
ANBAUTEILE
PIÈCES D'ADAPTATIONS SPÉCIALES
SPECIAL ATTACHING KITS
SPECIALE AANBOUWDELEN
D
F
GB
NL
480 (2x) 4150 (2x)
FENDT 304
TD40/94/11
ANBAUKONSOLE
Variante - 2
40
25
20
R 40
12 29
60
°
150
19
60
30 30
90
6
ø19
ø25
6
8
53
80
15
25
275
35
70
170
TD40/94/4
Anbau CAT NOVA 260 front an den MB-TRAC 1000
• Es wird nur eine Kette verwendet.
• AmMähwerkistderlinkeHebel (H)unddieKette zu
entfernen.
• Den rechten Hebel (H1) entfernen und den
verstärkten Hebel (H2) montieren.
TD45/94/27
Hebel links
entfernen
H
H1
H2
TD8/95/5
TD8/95/1
4 75 (2*)
R 10
25
35
140
101
25
5
12,5
12
40
MB-TRAC 1000
1 STK. ANBAUKONSOLE
150
(88)
25.5
1212
87+1
12,5
9
10 32
R 15
50
R 25
45°
TD8/95/2

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9501 ANBAUTEILE (333)
ANBAUTEILE
PIÈCES D'ADAPTATIONS SPÉCIALES
SPECIAL ATTACHING KITS
SPECIALE AANBOUWDELEN
D
F
GB
NL
DEUTZ 
AGRO-XTRA
ø19
216
55
45
82
+1
-0
TD40/94/9
ANBAUKONSOLE
30
5 x 45°17
25,5
25,5
230
10099
35
70 / 10
Material: ST 50-2K
TD40/94/12
Massey Ferguson
2 Stk. ANBAUBOLZEN für MF 3065
45°
ø19
ø25
6
6
36
2
8
53
193
TD40/94/5

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PUTTING INTO OPERATION
1) optional equipment
GB
Important points before starting work
Safety hints:
see supplement-A1 points 1. - 7.)
After the first hours of operation
• Retighten all knife screw fittings.
Safety hints
1. Check
- Check the condition of knives and the knife holder.
- Check cutting drums for damage (see also chapter
"Maintenance").
2. Switch-onthemachineonlyin working position anddo
not exceed the prescribed power take-off speed (for
example max. 540 rpm).
A transfer, which is located near the gear, advises which p.t.o.
speed your mower unit is equipped for.
• Turnthep.t.o.ononlywhenallsafetydevices(coverings,protective
aprons, casings, etc.) are in proper condition and attached to the
implement in the correct protective positions.
- Fit expander (EX)
- Secure protective apron (V)
3. Pay attention to correct p.t.o. direction of
rotation!
4. Damage protection!
• Thesurfaceto be mowedmustbe freeofobstructionsor
foreignobjects.Suchobjects(e.g.largestones,piecesof
wood, boundary stones, etc.) can damage the mower
unit.
In the event of a collision
• Stop immediately and switch off the
drive.
• Carefully check the implement for
damage. Themowing discsandtheir
drive shaft must be checked in
particulare.
• Have the implement checked also by
a specialist workshop if necessary.
After any contact with foreign
objects
• Check the condition of knives and the
knife holder.
• Retighten all knife screw fittings.
• Check the implement carefully for damage. Check particularly the
cutting discs and their drive shafts.
• Have a professional check it also if necessary.
5. Stay clear while engine is running.
- Keeppeopleoutof the danger zone-foreignbodies which can be
ejected by the mower could injure them.
Special care is necessary on or near stony ground.
6. Wear hearing protection
Thenoiselevelintheworkplacecandeviatefromthe
measuredvalue(seeTechnicalData)partlybecause
of the differing cabin types of various tractors.
• Ifanoiselevelof85dB(A)isreachedorexceeded,thefarmermust
have suitable hearing protection in readiness (UVV 1.1 §2).
• If a noise level of 90 dB (A) is reached or exceeded, the hearing
protection must be worn (UVV 1.1 § 16).
bsb 447 410
TD 18/96/1
4a
540 Upm 1000 Upm
TD8/95/6

(362) 9700-GB EINSATZ
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PUTTING INTO OPERATION
1) optional equipment
GB
Mower unit with Conditioner
1)
1. Check condition of V-belts.
Replace worn out and damaged V-belts!
2. Check V-belt tension!
• The compression spring should be pretensioned to 115 mm.
This setting is achieved by appropriately turning nut (M1).
• The 15 mm gap is set by appropriately turning nut (M2).
Operation
1. Adjust cutting height by turning upper link spindle (inclination of the cutting discs max. 5 ° ).
2. To mow, gradually supply power to the p.t.o. before entering the crop and bring the mowing discs up to full revs.
Smoothly increase the p.t.o. speed, in order to avoid noises in the free-wheel conditioned by the system.
- Adjust travel speed to terrain and crop.
Mower unit with Swath Former Drive
1)
1. Check condition of V-belts.
Replace worn out and damaged V-belts!
2. Check V-belt tension!
• The compression spring should be pretensioned to 40 mm.
This setting is achieved by appropriately turning nut (M).
TD59/96/7a
M1
M2
15 mm
115 mm

(362) 9700-GB EINSATZ
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PUTTING INTO OPERATION
1) optional equipment
GB
If a conditioner is not attached to the mower unit then the swath
former can be attached for mowing.
The swath former is fixed to the same holding brackets as the
conditioner (11a = left and right spring pin).
Setting both tension springs
A = for high dense forage
B = basic setting
C = for short forage
Mower unit with swath discs
1)
Setting both rubber discs
CAT NOVA 260 front to Mach. Nr. . . .1415
CAT NOVA 310 front to Mach. Nr. . . .1239
Both rubber discs should touch the ground (0 - 10 mm) when
mowing.
Setting both rubber discs
CAT NOVA 260 front from Mach. Nr. . . .1416
CAT NOVA 310 front from Mach. Nr. . . .1240
24 / 13 x 2
25,2 / 34 x 1
M12 x 30
0 - 10 mm 0 - 10 mm
TD 49/97/2
M12 A 12

(362) 9700-GB EINSATZ
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PUTTING INTO OPERATION
1) optional equipment
GB
2
1
11a
TD 69-97-02
M10 x 30 M8 x 25
8,5 / 18 x 2
Si
Si
8,5 / 18 x 2
M8 x 25
GW
Install Swathformer
If a conditioner is not attached to
the mower unit then the swath
former can be attached for
mowing.
The swath former is fixed to the
same holding brackets as the
conditioner (11a = left and right
spring pin).
Fit guiding plates
- left (1) and right (2)
Si = Lock nut
Remove Swath Former
Saftey advice
• Dangerofinjuryexiststhroughtheunitentional
starting of the p.t.o.
Therefore it is imperitive that the drive shaft (GW) be
removed before starting to remove the swath
former.
Swath Discs (not for CAT NOVA 260 front )
Setting both rubber discs
• The gap between swath drum and rubber disc should be 20 mm.
- Position the console in the relative slots
- Tighten screws (SK)
Mower with Swath Drums
1)
Setting
A = for high dense forage
B = basic setting
C = for short forage
TD69/97/01
GW

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(361) AUFBEREITER 9601-GB
CONDITIONER GB
Fitting the Conditioner
Fitting is carried out in reverse
order to removal.
1. The conditioner's attaching
elements (10a) are placed into
the holding brackets and fixed
left and right with spring pins
(11a).
2. Raise both jack stands (16a) and secure with spring pin.
3. Check belt tension and adjust if necessary.
4. Connect cardan shaft to the appropriate stub (A, B) on the
conditioner gearing and on the middle gearing.
• See also chapter "Mowing with the conditioner".
5. Check gap of both guiding plates (LB)
- reset correctly if necessary
- gap at least 15 mm
Removing the Conditioner
1. Lower both jack stands (16a) and secure with spring pin.
2. Disconnect and remove the cardan shaft from both sides of the
conditioner drive (GW).
3. Remove both spring pins (11a).
4. Pull the conditioner backwards.
Take care when removing!
The conditioner weighs approx. 190 kg.
TD45/94/24a
GW
TD45/94/17
11
10
16a
A1
66
TD 59/96/6
15 mm
15 mm
LB
LB
Adjusting theV-belt tension
1. Turn the hexagonal nut (M1) until the compression spring is
pretensioned to 115 mm.
2. Turn hexagonalnut (M2)back until agap of 15 mm tothe bushing
is achieved.
Thesemeasurementsmust bechecked and adjusted
if necessary before starting work.
TD59/96/7a
M1
M2
15 mm
115 mm

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(361) AUFBEREITER 9601-GB
CONDITIONER GB
Mowing with the Conditioner
1. Raisebothjackstands(16a)andsecurewithspringpin.
2. Select rotor r.p.m.
Therearetwotochoosefrom.Thecardanshaftistobeconnected
to the appropriate gearing stub (A, B).
A: The lower r.p.m.
This r.p.m. does not condition the forage and only a normal swath
is formed. Move the hand lever to position "0".
B: The higher r.p.m.
This r.p.m. conditions the forage for quick drying. During this
process the surface is worn down, which would otherwise hinder
the quick-drying of the stems and leaves.
Theconditioningintensityis influencedbytheposition of thelever
(0 - 5).
Lever position (1 - 5)
The distance between the beating arm and rotor is adjusted using
the hand lever which can also change the conditioning effect.
• Conditioning is most efficient in the lowest position (5), the
forage surface is intesively worn down but it should not be
beaten.
• Theoppositeeffectisthecaseforthehighestposition(0)asthe
forage surface is only lightly worn down.
The correct setting depends on the volume of forage, speed and
tractor power among other things. Because of this no binding
recommendation concerning the correct lever position can be
made at this point.
Adjustment of swath width
(
(A1)
Both swathboards are bearing-based and can be swivelled.
• Set the required swath width by insering pin in the appropriate
hole (6)
- Secure with linch pin
If an obstruction appears then the swath width is to be increased.
0
1
2
3
4
5
TD45/94/16
16a
A1
66
TD 59/96/6
15 mm
15 mm
LB
LB

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1)
optional equipment
(362) 9700-GB WARTUNG
MAINTENANCE GB
General maintenance hints
Inorderto keeptheimplement ingoodcondition afterlongperiodsof
operation, please observe the following points:
Safety points
• Turnengineoffwhen adjustment, serviceandrepair work is tobe
done.
• Do not work under the machine without safe support.
- Retighten all screws after the first hours of operation.
- Tighten all screws after the first hours of operation.
Check blade screws in particular.
- Observe maintenance hints for angular gear and cutter bar.
Spare parts
a. The original components and accessories have been
designed especially for these
machines and appliances.
b. Wewantto make itquiteclear
that components and
accesoriesthathavenotbeen
supplied by us have not been
tested by us.
c. The installation and/or use of
such products can, therefore,
negatively change or influence the construction characteristics of
the appliance. We are not liable for damages caused by the use
of components and accessories that have not been supplied by
us.
d. Alterations and the use of auxiliary parts that are not permitted by
the manufacturer render all liability invalid.
Asbestos
- Certainsub-suppliedcomponentsofthevehicle
maycontainasbestosduetotechnicalreasons.
Observe the warning on spare parts.
TD45/94/24b
GWGW 0,8 Liter
SAE 90
1,2 Liter
SAE 90
Drive shaft
- Lubricate drive shaft every 8 hours of operation.
- Pull sliding sections apart and grease well.
Cardan shafts
- Lubricate both shafts (GW) every 20 hours of operation.
- Pull sliding sections apart and grease well.
Gear
- Change oil after the first 50 operating hours.
Undernormaloperatingconditions,oilistobereplenishedannually.
- Change oil after 300 ha at the latest.
8
h
FETT

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1)
optional equipment
(362) 9700-GB WARTUNG
MAINTENANCE GB
TD 45/94/22
Oil Level
A
Gearing on the conditioner drive
1)
Check oil level: Once a year under normal operating conditions,
however after 100 ha. at the latest.
Oil level: The oil level (0.25 litre SAE 90) is correct when it reaches
this screw.
Oil change: After 300 ha. at the latest.
1. Remove drain plug (A), drain old oil and dispose of properly.
2. Refill oil at the "Oil Level" screw (0.25 litre SAE 90).
Gearing on the Swath Former Drive
1)
0.4 litre SAE 90
Oil change: After 300 ha. at the latest.
TD 69-97-14

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1)
optional equipment
(362) 9700-GB WARTUNG
MAINTENANCE GB
Cutter bar oil level check
• Undernormaloperatingconditions,oilistobereplenishedannually.
1. Lift one side of the mower bar (42 cm) and support.
• The side where the oil refill screw is located remains on the
ground.
• Lift the other side of the mower bar about 42 cm and support
with a suitable prop.
2. Let mower bar stand in this position for some 15
minutes.
• Thistimeisnecessarytoallowtheoiltogatherinthelowerarea
of the mower bar.
3. Remove oil refill screw (63).
The oil level is measured at the oil refill screw hole.
4. Check the "16 mm" oil level using a wooden stick and
top-up if necessary.
• Too much oil leads to the mower bar overheating during
operation.
• Too little oil does not guarantee the necessary lubrication.
Cutter bar oil change
- First oil change after the first 50 operating hours.
- An oil change should then be carried out after every 100 ha.
Amount of oil: 3,3 litres SAE 90
- Lifttherightsideofthemowerbarsothattheoilgathersinthedrain
plug area.
- Remove drain plug (62), drain old oil and dispose of properly.
62
TD45/94/33
TD45/94/28b
42 cm
16 mm
TD26/95/8
495.468
R
Opening the protectors
Openthe lockingbar "R"with asuitable aid(e.g. screwdriver) and
simultaneously swing the protector up.
Closing the protectors
Swing the protector down, the locking bar engages automatically
and locks the protector against unintentional opening.

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1)
optional equipment
(362) 9700-GB WARTUNG
MAINTENANCE GB
Installing cutter blades
Take note!
The arrow on the cutter blade shows the cutter disc's
direction of turn.
- To install, clean back plates from varnish.
Winter storage
- Thoroughly clean machine before storage.
- Put up protection against weather.
- Change or replenish gear oil.
- Protect exposed parts from rust.
- Lubricate all greasing points according to lubrication chart.
Cleaning of machine parts
Attention! Do not use high-pressure washers for the cleaning of bearing- and hydraulic
parts.
- Danger of rust!
- After cleaning, grease the machine according to the lubrication chart and carry out a
short test run.
- Cleaning with too high pressure may do damage to varnish.
Fahrtrichtung
TD 45/94/23
R E
L I
Variation-1
Fixing cutter blades using screw-threaded blade bolts
Attention!
For your safety!
- Regularly check that cutter
bladesaretightenedfirmly!
- Buckled or damaged cutter
blades must not be used
further.
- Cutter blades worn on one
sidecanbeturnedoverand
installed again.
- Blade bolts must be
replaced when lower edge
is well worn or at a diameter of 15 mm.
- Cutter blades on a cutter disc should wear out simultaneously (danger of
imbalance).
Otherwise they are to be
replaced with new ones
(replace in pairs).
Parts:
Screw (51)
Cutter blade (53)
Nut (54)
(STM = 120 Nm).

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9700-GB KLINGEN-SCHNELLW (354)
Changing the Cutter Blades
1. Insert lever (H) horizontally between cutter disc and
holder (30)
2. Push movable holder (30) down using lever (H).
3. Remove cutter blade (M)
4. Clean forage remains and dirt away.
- around the bolts (30) and inside the lining (32)
5. Check:
• blade bolts (31) for damage, wear and fitting
• holder (30) for damage, change in position and fitting
• lining (32) for damage.
- Side surfaces must not show signs of deformation (33)
6. Fit cutter blades and remove lever (H)
7. Check:
• cutter blades (31) for correct position (visual check)
-Gap (0 mm). The top surface of the bolt must lie free of play.
-Side gap (B). Bolts must not touch the lining.
• that cutter blade (M) can move freely on bolt.
Variation 2
Holder for a quick change of cutter blades
Attention!
For Your Safety
- Regularly check that cutter blades are tightened firmly!
- Buckled or damaged cutter blades must not be used further.
- Cutterbladeswornononesidecanbeturnedoverandinstalledagain.
- Blade bolts must be replaced when lower edge is well worn or at a
diameter of 15 mm.
- Cutterbladesonacutterdiscshouldwearoutsimultaneously(danger
of imbalance).
Otherwise they are to be replaced with new ones (replace in pairs).
Checking the mowing blade suspension
- Normal check every 50 hours.
- Check more often when mowing on rocky terrain.
- Check immediately after driving over a hard obstacle (e.g. stones
pieces of wood, ect).
Carry out a check
- as described in chapter „Changing the Cutter Blades“
Take note!
Damaged,buckledandwornoutpartsmustnotbeused
further (danger of accident).
TD 23-97-8
31
30
TD 23-97-7
H
M
30
TD 23-97-9
30
min.
15 mm
0 mm
BB
33
32
TD 23/97/12
31
Visual check

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9700 SCHMIERPLAN (361)
(IV)
FETT
(II)
ÖL
SCHMIERPLAN
PLAN DE GRAISSAGE
LUBRICATION CHART
D
F
GB
NL
CZ
SMEERSCHEMA
MAZAC
 PL ¡ N
SCHEMA DI INGRASSAGGIO I
HD SAE 90
0,8 Liter
( III )
20h
FETT
(IV)
Anzahl der Schmiernippel
Nombre de graisseurs
Number of grease nipples
Numero dei raccordi filettati
HD SAE 90
1,2 Liter
( III )
FETT
(IV)
FETT
(IV)
(Variante)
TD 69/97/16
HD SAE 90
0,25 Liter
( III )
300 ha
1x jährlich (300 ha)
1 fois par an (300 ha)
once a year (300 ha)
1x all'anno (300 ha)
1 gång årlingen (300 ha)
1 x ro
» nÏ (300 ha)
300 ha
1x jährlich (300 ha)
1 fois par an (300 ha)
once a year (300 ha)
1x all'anno (300 ha)
1 gång årlingen (300 ha)
1 x ro
» nÏ (300 ha)
HD SAE 90
2,6 Liter CAT NOVA 260 front
3,3 Liter CAT NOVA 310 front
( III )
1 =
Antal smörjnipplar
Po
» et maznÌc
Schmierplan
Plan de graissage
Lubrication chart
Smeerschema
Schema di
ingrassaggio Mazaci plan

(362) 9600-GB TECHN. DATEN - 22 -
TECHNICAL DATA GB
CAT NOVA 310
front (Type PSM 362)
Three-point linkage Cat. I/II
Working width 3,0 m
Transport width 2,9 m
No. of mowing discs 7
No. of knives per disc 2
Coverage up to 3,2 ha/h
Max. p.t.o. speed 1000 / 540 rpm
Weight without conditioner approx. 570 kg
Weight with conditioner approx. 780 kg
Required power without conditioner 51 kW (70 HP)
Required power with conditioner 59 kW (80 HP)
Permanent sound emmission level 91,1 dB(A)
Optional equipment:
• Conditioner
• Swath discs
• Clockwise free-wheeling driveshaft
• Kit for driving motor speed of 750 rpm
All data subject to revision.
The defined use of the mower unit
The "CAT NOVA 310 front" mower is intended solely for normal
use in agricultural work.
• The mowing of grassland and short stemmed fodder.
Any other uses outside of these are regarded as undefined.
Themanufacturertakesnoresponsibilityforanyresultingdamage
which occurs henceforth. The risk is carried by the user alone.
• Thekeepingofoperating, service andmaintenancerequirements
layed down by the manufacturer also come under the heading of
„defined use“.
Ihre/Your/Votre
Masch.Nr. / Fgst.Ident.Nr.
Position of Vehicle Identification Plate
The factory number is imprinted on the accompanying Vehicle
Identification Plate (as shown) and on the frame. Guarantee
issues and further inquiries cannot be processed without the
factory number being stated.
Please enter the number onto the front page of the operating
manualimmediatelyaftertakingdeliveryofthevehicle/implement.
Technical data