Rabe Pavo V 140 User manual

EN: Operating Instructions
Serial no.
Pavo V 140 / PAVO VHA 140 with PAVOtronic
Series 1

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The design and construction of this Pavo, which you have purchased, places great value
on ease of use and a long service life.
Our range of products is completed by a comprehensive range of accessories, which
provides for a multitude of different uses.
The operating instructions are intended to familiarise you with the functions of the Pavo
and provides descriptions on setup, operation, care and maintenance tasks.
It is an integral part of the implement, and must always be carried on it or in the tractor's cab.
These operating instructions are intended for skilled agricultural workers and individuals,
who are employed in other qualied positions in the agricultural industry.
They assume that the user has already received instruction on how to operate this
implement.
The individual descriptions are complemented by photographs and diagrams, illustrating
the Pavo. The implement illustrated in these diagrams may differ from the implement
before you, due to the different equipment variants which exist.
All instructions pertaining to direction should be taken to mean in the direction of travel.
This document was produced using the information with respect to equipment and
operation, which was known at the time of printing.
Changes due to technical improvements are reserved.
In order to conrm that the initial commissioning and orientation on the implement with
respect to:
Completeness of the scope of delivery
Instruction/training on the safety instructions
Instruction/training on operation
have taken place, please ll out the whole of the enclosed delivery declaration.
Return the original (see details on the declaration itself) to Grégoire-Besson GmbH.
There is a copy of the delivery declaration in the Appendix. If the declaration is missing,
you can ll this out, then copy it and send it in.
NOTE
Should you decide to sell or hand on the used implement, the operating
instructions must be provided with it, and the purchaser should be instructed/
trained as to the safety instructions and how to operate it.
If you have any questions, contact your specialist dealer or us directly at:
Grégoire-Besson GmbH • Am Rabewerk 1 • D-49152 Bad Essen • Germany
Phone: [phone] • Fax: [phone]
[email protected] • www.rabe-agri.eu
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Before start-up, read and take note of the operating instructions and
safety instructions!
Introduction
Introduction

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Introduction ......................................................................................................3
1.0 For your safety .................................................................................................9
1.1 Explanations about these operating instructions .....................................................9
1.2 Symbol descriptions.....................................................................................................9
1.3 Target audience of these operating instructions.......................................................9
1.4 General safety information ........................................................................................10
1.5 Intended use................................................................................................................10
1.6 Who may operate the implement? ............................................................................10
1.7 Operator's position ..................................................................................................... 11
1.8 Safety instructions - General usage..........................................................................11
1.9 Safety instructions - Loading ....................................................................................12
1.10 Safety instructions - Coupling and uncoupling .......................................................13
1.11 Safety instructions - Hydraulics ................................................................................13
1.12 Ballast calculation ......................................................................................................14
1.13 Safety instructions - Travelling by road / transport.................................................14
1.14 Safety instructions - Field use...................................................................................14
1.15 Safety instructions - Care, maintenance and repair ................................................15
1.16 Meaning of the safety symbols on the implement...................................................17
2.0 Scope of delivery............................................................................................19
2.1 Basic equipment .........................................................................................................19
2.2 Additional equipment .................................................................................................19
3.0 Description of the implement........................................................................20
3.1 Functional description ...............................................................................................20
3.2 Description of the assemblies ...................................................................................21
3.2.1 Tower................................................................................................................21
3.2.2 Rotation cylinder ...............................................................................................21
3.2.3 Transport lock .................................................................................................22
3.2.4 Parallelogram cylinder ......................................................................................22
3.2.5 Working width cylinder......................................................................................22
3.2.6 Plough bodies ...................................................................................................22
3.2.7 Combination wheel ...........................................................................................23
3.2.8 Disc coulter [additional equipment]...................................................................23
3.2.9 Pick-up arm [additional equipment] ..................................................................23
3.3 “Pavotronic” electronic control.................................................................................24
3.3.1 General information ..........................................................................................24
3.3.2 Layout of control unit ........................................................................................24
3.4 Technical data .............................................................................................................25
3.4.1 Dimensions and weight in basic conguration ...........................................25
3.4.2 Weight of additional equipment ....................................................................26
3.4.3 Required hydraulic connections ...................................................................26
3.4.4 Required power connections ........................................................................26
3.5 The type plate and its position ..................................................................................27
4.0 Loading ...........................................................................................................27
5.0 Preparations ...................................................................................................28
5.1 Checking requirements for the tractor ....................................................................28
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5.2 Ballast weight .............................................................................................................28
5.3 Preparing the PAVOtronic ..........................................................................................29
5.3.1 Setting the language on the PAVOtronic......................................................29
5.3.2 Mounting the suction foot to the PAVOtronic ..............................................29
5.3.3 Securing the PAVOtronic in the tractor cab ......................................................30
6.0 Coupling the implement ................................................................................31
6.1 Coupling the bottom links..........................................................................................31
6.2 Coupling the top link ..................................................................................................31
7.0 Connecting the hydraulics, PAVOtronic and lighting .................................32
7.1 Connecting hydraulic connections ...........................................................................32
7.1.1 The following hydraulic connections are required:............................................32
7.2 Connecting the PAVOtronic .......................................................................................33
7.3 Connecting the lighting..............................................................................................34
8.0 Folding up the support ..................................................................................34
9.0 Preparation for use ........................................................................................35
9.1 Adjusting the disc coulter..........................................................................................35
9.1.1 Setting the height ...........................................................................................35
9.1.2 Adjusting the overlap ........................................................................................36
9.1.3 Adjusting the cutting angle................................................................................36
9.1.4
Adjusting the limit switch of the swing arm................................................................................. 36
9.2 Adjusting the skimmers (additional equipment)......................................................37
9.2.1 Height adjustment ..........................................................................................37
9.2.2 Lateral overlap ................................................................................................37
9.3 Setting Pavotronic “furrow” / “on-land” work mode...............................................38
9.4 Basic settings - Ploughing in the FURROW .............................................................39
9.4.1 Operating information .......................................................................................39
9.4.2 Preparation .......................................................................................................39
9.4.3 Switching on the PAVOtronic ............................................................................40
9.4.4 Moving the Pavo to the neutral position............................................................40
9.4.5 Adjusting the rst plough body working width (Track setting forwards) ............41
9.4.6 Adjusting the turn setting ..............................................................................42
9.4.7 Resetting the rst plough body working width (Track setting backwards) ........42
9.4.8 Presetting the working width.............................................................................43
9.5 Basic settings - On-land ploughing ..........................................................................44
9.5.1 Operating information .......................................................................................44
9.5.2 Preparation .......................................................................................................44
9.5.3 Switching on the PAVOtronic ............................................................................45
9.5.4 Moving the Pavo to the neutral position............................................................45
9.5.5 Adjusting the turn setting ..............................................................................46
9.5.6 Track setting of rst plough body (track gauge)................................................47
9.5.7 Resetting the track setting of rst plough body.................................................48
9.5.8 Presetting the working width of each plough body ...........................................49
9.6 Rotation test ................................................................................................................50
10.0 Travelling by road...........................................................................................52
10.1 Lifting the implement slightly ....................................................................................53
10.2 Setting the plough to a narrow working width.........................................................53
10.3 Turning the combination wheel to the transport position.......................................54
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10.4 Engaging the transport lock ......................................................................................54
10.5 Turning the plough to the transport position...........................................................55
10.6
Checking the position of the top link ........................................................................................56
10.7 Travelling by road .......................................................................................................56
11.0 Working in the eld ........................................................................................57
11.1 Working speed ............................................................................................................57
11.2 Preparations in the field .............................................................................................57
11.2.1 Removing the lighting unit ................................................................................57
11.2.2 Lifting the implement slightly.............................................................................58
11.2.3 Disengaging the transport lock.....................................................................58
11.2.4 Turning the plough to the working position.................................................59
11.2.5 Turning the combination wheel to the working position ....................................60
11.2.6 Lower links........................................................................................................60
11.2.7
Folding the pick-up arm for the packer (additional equipment) out into the working position ..61
11.2.8 Adjusting the working radius of the pick-up arm (additional equipment)....................62
11.2.9 Securing the subsoil decompactors (additional equipment) .............................63
11.2.10SWITCHING ON THE PAVOtronic...................................................................63
11.3 Adjustment during ploughing....................................................................................64
11.3.1 Working information..........................................................................................64
11.3.2 Setting the incline and tilt..................................................................................64
11.3.3 Setting the working depth - Furrow and on-land...............................................65
11.3.4 Adjusting the working width of each plough body - Ploughing in the furrow.....66
11.3.5 Changing the rst plough body working width - Ploughing in the furrow.......67
11.3.6 Adjusting the working width of each plough body - On-land ploughing ............68
11.3.7 Track setting of rst plough body (track gauge) - On-land ploughing ...............69
11.3.8 Readjusting the disc coulter (additional equipment) .........................................70
11.3.9 Readjusting the skimmer (additional equipment) ...........................................70
11.3.10 Readjusting the trash board (additional equipment).........................................71
11.3.11 Adjusting the height of the subsoil decompactors (additional equipment)........71
11.3.12
Adjusting the restoring force of the hydraulic stone protection system (additional equipment) ...72
12.0 After ploughing...............................................................................................73
12.1 Folding the pick-up arm for the packer (additional equipment) up into the transport position ..73
12.2 Preparing the plough for transport by road ............................................................74
12.3 Attaching the lighting unit .........................................................................................74
13.0 Parking and storage.......................................................................................75
13.1 General information....................................................................................................75
13.2
Folding up the subsoil decompactors (additional equipment)................................................75
13.3 Folding down the support..........................................................................................76
14.0 Uncoupling the implement ........................................................................................77
14.1 Disconnecting the lighting.........................................................................................77
14.2 Disconnecting the PAVOtronic ..................................................................................77
14.3 Disconnecting hydraulic connections ......................................................................78
14.4 Uncoupling the top link ..............................................................................................78
14.5 Uncoupling the bottom links .....................................................................................79
15.0 Cleaning ..........................................................................................................79
15.1 Safety information ......................................................................................................79
15.2 Cleaning information ..................................................................................................79
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16.0 Maintenance....................................................................................................80
16.1 Safety instructions - Maintenance and repair ..........................................................80
16.2 Maintenance schedule................................................................................................81
16.3 Torques ........................................................................................................................82
16.4 Tyre air pressure .........................................................................................................82
16.5 Lubricating points.......................................................................................................83
16.6 Checking the hydraulic system ................................................................................85
17.0 Service mode on the Pavotronic...................................................................86
17.1 Switching service mode on or off .............................................................................86
17.2 Operating information for service mode ..................................................................86
17.3 Performing a “Valve test”...........................................................................................87
17.4 Querying the “Operating hours” ...............................................................................88
17.5 Setting the “Language”..............................................................................................89
17.6 Switching “Valve monitoring” on or off....................................................................90
18.0 Rectifying faults .............................................................................................90
19.0 Repair ..............................................................................................................91
19.1 Replacing the leg shear bolt ......................................................................................91
19.2 Replacing the skimmer shear bolt ............................................................................92
19.3 Replacing the shear bolt of the subsoil decompactor ............................................92
19.4 Setting the distance between angle lever and the limit stop..................................93
19.5
Replacing the fuse in the control unit ..........................................................................................93
19.6 Bulbs in the lighting system ......................................................................................94
20.0 Disposal of the implement.............................................................................94
21.0 Appendix.........................................................................................................95
21.1 Ballast calculation - combination of the tractor and implement ............................95
21.2 Safety symbols............................................................................................................97
21.3 Hydraulic diagram.......................................................................................................98
EU Declaration of Conformity .................................................................................99
Product delivery / rst use declaration ................................................................101

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1.1 Explanations about these operating instructions
The individual descriptions are complemented by photographs and diagrams. We would
like to advise you that the implement depicted in the photos may differ from the standard
scope of delivery.
All instructions pertaining to direction should be taken to mean in the direction of travel.
Safety
1.0 For your safety
1.3 Target audience of these operating instructions
These operating instructions are intended for skilled agricultural workers and
individuals, who are employed in other qualied positions in the agricultural
industry and who have received instruction on working with this implement.
1.2 Symbol descriptions
The operating instructions use the following symbols to identify hazards which occur
when using the implement or information on using the implement.
Symbol
in this
document
Meaning
Hazard warning
Hazard warnings allude to risks which occur when using the implement.
The hazard warnings are arranged into different levels and are described with
the signal words “Danger, Warning, Caution”.
The signal words specify the severity of the impending hazard.
Danger
Identies hazards with a high degree of risk.
Failure to observe these hazards can result in the most serious injuries or death.
Warning
Identies hazards with a moderate degree of risk.
Failure to observe these hazards can result in serious injuries or death.
Caution
Identies hazards with a low degree of risk.
Failure to observe these hazards can result in moderate injuries.
ATTENTION
Information on using the implement. Failure to observe these instructions can
result in malfunctions to its proper functioning.
NOTE
Instructions which help to simplify use of the implement and the operating
instructions are indicated by this symbol.
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1 a Item designations in gures
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1.5 Intended use
The implement is intended exclusively for its normal usage in agricultural work.
Any use surpassing this is regarded as non-intended use. For any damage resulting from non-
intended use, the manufacturer shall not be liable. It is solely the user who bears this risk.
Intended use includes observance of the operating, servicing and maintenance conditions as
prescribed by the manufacturer.
The implement may only be used by individuals who are familiar with its features. Instructions
for operation, service and the safe use of the implement, as indicated in the operating instructions
in the form of warning notices and on the implement in the form of warning signs, must be observed.
The applicable accident prevention rules as well as any other generally accepted safety
requirements, occupational health and trafc regulations must be observed.
Any unauthorised changes to the implement exclude the manufacturer from liability for any damage
resulting from this.
Foreseeable incorrect use
In order to prevent use of the implement in a manner not intended by the operating instructions,
the warning notices and warning signs indicate potential incorrect use. The instructions provided
must be observed at all times.
1.6 Who may operate the implement?
Qualied persons only
The implement may only be operated, maintained or repaired by persons whose qualications
authorise them to do so and who are sufciently informed with regard to the dangers involved with
operating the equipment.
In general, these persons have received agricultural education or are comparably trained.
1.4 General safety information
Take note of the safety instructions
in the interests of your own safety
in the interests of the safety of your colleagues
in order to guarantee the safety of the equipment
A number of hazards may occur as the result of incorrect operation of agricultural imple-
ments and equipment. You should therefore work with particular care and never in a hurry.
Familiarise yourself with the contents of these operating instructions prior to start-up or
assembly of this implement.
Make sure that the operating instructions have been read and understood by all persons
working with the implement or charged with care or maintenance tasks.
Make sure that all persons working with the implement or charged with care-related
tasks have access to the operating instructions at all times.
Regularly inform those working with the implement about the safety instructions and
statutory regulations.
Conduct training on a regular basis for all persons who work with the implement; at least
once a year.
Untrained or unauthorised personnel may not use the implement.
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1.7 Operator's position
The operator's position is on the driver's seat of the tractor. This is where
the implement is operated from.
The implement may only be operated by a single person, from the driver's seat
of the tractor.
Safety
1.8 Safety instructions - General usage
WARNING
Risk of accident and injury due to missing or incorrect operator safety equipment.
Always wear the prescribed work clothing, e.g. closely-tting clothing, safety shoes and
protective gloves, when carrying out all work on or with the implement.
DANGER
Risk of accident due to operating errors.
Prior to starting work or starting up the implement, familiarise yourself with all equipment
and operating controls and their functions.
WARNING
Risk of accident due to failure to establish operational and road safety.
Bear in mind the maximum permitted dimensions and axle loads for the tractor/implement
combination.
Follow the general safety and accident prevention regulations.
Check the tractor and implement for operational and road safety prior to every start-up.
Before rst use, re-tighten all bolts to the specied torque.
All safety devices must be fully installed and secured.
Prescribed setting, maintenance and inspection work must be carried out within the
required timeframe.
Risk of accident due to riding on the implement.
Riding on the implement and standing within areas of danger is prohibited.
DANGER
Risk of accident due to uncontrolled movements of the tractor/implement
combination.
The operator must not leave the operator's platform while the vehicle is in motion.
Before leaving the tractor, always:
wait until the implement has come to a complete standstill
lower the implement fully
apply the tractor's parking brake
switch off the engine
remove the ignition key
DANGER
Risk of accident due to components swinging out.
No persons may be standing in the slewing range during slewing in or out operations.
Risk of injury due to heavy components.
When handling heavy components, use suitable lifting devices or seek the assistance of
a second person.
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DANGER
Risk of accident due to rotating components!
Only carry out work on rotating components when the implement is at a standstill.
Secure the implement to prevent unauthorised start-up while such work is in progress.
WARNING
Risk of accident when lifting implements or implement combinations with
the tractor's three-point linkage.
When lifting implements, make sure that the they do not collide with components of the
tractor, e.g. the rear window.
When lifting implements, make sure that no persons are standing in the danger area.
When lifting implements, make sure that there is adequate clearance around the
implement.
WARNING
Risk of accident from the folding and unfolding of implement parts.
When folding and unfolding implement parts, make sure that no persons are standing in
the danger area.
When folding and unfolding implement parts, make sure that there is adequate clearance
around the implement.
DANGER
Electric shock due to overhead power lines!
When lifting implements and folding/unfolding implement parts, ensure that sufcient
clearance is left for power lines.
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Safety
1.9 Safety instructions - Loading
DANGER
Risk of accident due to suspended loads!
Do to walk under suspended loads.
Do not stand under or in the vicinity of the implement while it is lifted.
When lifting the implement, proceed with care and pay attention to balance.
Only lift the implement with the designated crane points.
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1.11 Safety instructions - Hydraulics
WARNING
Risk of accident due to hydraulic uid escaping at high pressure.
The hydraulic system is under high pressure; hydraulic uid may escape when connecting
or disconnecting hydraulic hoses.
When connecting or disconnecting, make sure that the hydraulic system on the tractor
(oating position) and on the implement have been depressurised!
Risk of accident due to operating errors caused by improperly connected hydraulic hoses.
Incorrectly connected hydraulic hoses may result in operating errors and serious injury or death.
When connecting, ensure that:
the hydraulic hoses are connected to the prescribed connections.
Risk of injury and infection due to hydraulic uid penetrating under the skin.
Fluids (hydraulic oil) escaping under high pressure may penetrate the skin and cause
severe injury!
Check hydraulic hoses regularly and replace if damaged or aged!
Only use original spare parts!
Use suitable tools when looking for leakages!
Set down implements, depressurise the system, switch off the engine and remove
the ignition key before commencing work on the hydraulic system!
Consult a doctor immediately in case of injury!
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1.10 Safety instructions - Coupling and uncoupling
WARNING
Risk of accident while coupling the implement to and uncoupling it from the tractor.
During coupling and uncoupling, no person may stand between the tractor and
the implement; also do not step between the tractor and the implement while operating
the external hydraulics control.
Before coupling and uncoupling the hydraulic plug couplings, depressurise the hydraulic system.
Follow the operating instructions and safety instructions.
Prior to uncoupling:
wait until the implement has come to a complete standstill
lower the implement fully
always use all the provided support equipment
apply the tractor's parking brake
switch off the engine
remove the ignition key
Secure the implement from rolling away. If necessary, apply the handbrake, apply
the brake on the implement.
Secure the implement from rolling away by using wheel chocks.
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Safety
1.14 Safety instructions - Field use
WARNING
Risk of accident while using the implement in the eld.
Prior to starting work, familiarize yourself with all equipment and operating controls and
their functions.
Before work, check the immediate vicinity. No item or person may be in the immediate
vicinity.
Only perform adjustment work with the implement lowered.
Risk of tipping due to the large centrifugal mass of the implement.
When working on a slope, the large centrifugal mass can cause the implement to tip over.
Pay attention to the position of the centre of gravity during lifting and turning.
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1.13 Safety instructions - Travelling by road / transport
WARNING
Risk of accident while transporting the implement by road.
Pay attention to national laws and regulations on the use of public highways.
Ensure that the lights on your implement are in an excellent condition.
An implement with defective lighting is not roadworthy.
Lock the hydraulic control devices to prevent accidental operation, before each journey
by road.
Before moving off, check the immediate vicinity. No item or person may be in
the immediate vicinity.
The operator must not leave the operator's platform while the vehicle is in motion.
Risk of accident due to unsecured attachment components.
Secure all components of the attachment to prevent uncontrolled movements, using
the retaining system provided (transport lock) or other suitable measures.
Always use the supplied covers (e.g. prong protection equipment).
Risk of accident due to wide working radius of the implement.
During cornering, the wide working radius of the implement can cause accidents.
When cornering and making turns, pay attention to obstacles and the trafc situation.
Risk of tipping due to the large centrifugal mass of the implement.
When cornering, the large centrifugal mass can cause the implement to tip over.
Drive slowing when cornering and in turns.
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1.12 Ballast calculation
WARNING
Risk of accident due to inadequate steering and braking power and stability caused
by incorrectly congured ballast offset.
Incorrectly congured or absent ballast offset may negatively affect the steering, braking
and stability of the tractor.
The tractor/implement combination must never be used without the calculated front
or rear ballasting.
See the Appendix for the calculation formulas.
Never use the tractor/implement combination if the weight or axle load exceeds
the permitted values for the tractor or tyres.
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Safety
1.15 Safety instructions - Care, maintenance and repair
WARNING
Risk of accident when performing maintenance work.
You should always work with particular care and never in a hurry.
When working on the mounted implement:
wait until the implement has come to a complete standstill
lower the implement fully
switch off the engine
remove the ignition key
Before performing work on the hydraulic system, lower the implement and depressurise
the system.
When performing care and maintenance tasks, wear work gloves and the prescribed
working clothing.
All tasks must be performed using suitable tools.
Always disconnect the power before starting any work on the electrical system
(e.g. lighting)!
Before performing welding work, disconnect all power connections to the tractor.
Secure the implement to prevent unauthorised start-up while such work is in progress.
WARNING
Risk of accident due to pinching or crushing while performing adjustment, care,
maintenance and repair work.
Turn off the engine of the tractor and take the key out of the ignition.
Only perform work when the implement is in a safe condition and has been secured to
prevent it from dropping and rolling away.
Use all provided supports.
During all work, wear work gloves, the prescribed working clothing and protective
equipment.
If the implement is folded, use additional means to secure it against unfolding
unintentionally.
Close the provided shut-off valves, engage mechanical locks.
Risk of injury due to heavy components.
When handling heavy components, use suitable lifting devices or seek the assistance of
a second person.
Risk of accident due to failure to perform maintenance tasks or not doing so properly.
Replace self-locking nuts during reassembly with new ones.
Do not replace self-locking nuts with normal nuts.
For threaded connections with spring washers, inspect the spring washers during
reassembly, and if necessary replace with new ones.
Never replace shear bolts with standard bolts.
Only replace nuts and bolts, where necessary, with those of the same strength class,
e.g. 8.8.
Observe the tightening torques.
Check the tyre pressure regularly.
Perform a regular visual inspection of the brake system for damage.
Only use original spare parts.
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Safety
Risk of accident due to defective brake systems
(dependent on equipment).
Improper repairs to the brake systems cause the brakes to fail and result in serious
accidents.
Adjustment and repair work on brake systems may only be performed by individuals with
the proper technical training or by service centres.
Risk of accident due to improperly carried out work on tyres and wheels.
The removal and installation of wheels requires thorough expertise and approved mounting
tools.
Repairs to tyres and wheels may only be undertaken by service centres.
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Order no. Warning signs Meaning
9998.02.59
9998.02.59
Read the operating instructions before start-up
Observe the safety instructions.
Observe the transport and assembly instructions.
9998.02.73
9998.02.52
Retighten all bolts after rst use
Check that all bolts are tightly secured on a regular basis.
For specic tightening torques, see operating instructions or spare
parts list. Use a torque wrench.
9998.02.56
9998.02.56
Riding on the implement while it is operational or being trans-
ported is not permitted
Only step on the loading ramp or platform while the implement is at a
standstill, fully mounted and securely supported.
9998.02.52
9998.02.52
Risk of crushing
Keep your distance.
9998.02.81
9998.02.81
Risk of crushing when standing between tractor and implement
When coupling the implement combination to the tractor, ensure that
no-one is standing between the tractor and the implement!
Do not step between the tractor and the implement when activating
the external control for the three-point linkage.
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Pay attention to the transport lock
It is essential that the transport lock is used before transport by road.
Remove the transport lock prior to starting work in the eld.
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max.200 bar
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Operating pressure
The operating pressure of the hydraulic system must not be above
200 bar!
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Read the operating instructions prior to set-up, maintenance
and repair
Observe the safety instructions.
Observe the set-up and assembly instructions.
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High-pressure hydraulic hoses
Depressurise the system.
Inspect lines, hoses and connections regularly for damage.
Do not touch escaping hydraulic uid with your hands - risk of
poisoning.
Pay attention to the data sheet from the uid manufacturer.
Safety symbols
1.16 Meaning of the safety symbols on the implement
The following labels are afxed to the implement, for your safety.
These labels must not be removed.
Damaged or illegible labels must be replaced.
The position of safety symbols is detailed in the diagrams in the Appendix.

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2.0 Scope of delivery
Before start-up, check the delivery for
completeness.
Inform your dealer, importer or manufacturer
immediately in writing of any missing parts
or parts damaged during transport.
Scope of delivery
2.1 Basic equipment
The following form part of the implement
delivery:
1) “PAVOtronic” electronic control with
(a) control cable and
(b) power supply
2) Suction holder for PAVOtronic
3) Shear bolt M14 x 90 mm with self-
locking nut, 6 pcs
4) M14 / M16 / M20 / M24 spanner
5) Operating instructions (not shown)
2.2 Additional equipment
a) Trash board
b) Vari-Fix standard skimmer (skimmer)
c) Disc coulter
d) Sword coulter
e) Lighting
f) Pick-up arm (packer arm)
For Pavo V only:
g) Subsoil decompactor
Subsoil decompactor
Trash board
Sword coulter
Scope of delivery

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3.0 Description of the implement
This section contains general information relating to your implement, as well as information regarding:
Characteristics of the implement
Description of the assemblies
Technical data
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3.1 Functional description
The Pavo is an electrohydraulically-
controlled reversible plough attachment
mounted to the three-point power lift.
All working positions can be operated from the
driver's seat, using the electrohydraulic control.
The adjustable position of the rst plough
body enables it travel with the tractor,
either with two wheels in the furrow = "in
the furrow"
or
with the tractor on the unploughed ground
= "on-land ploughing".
Working speeds between 4 and 8 km/h
ensure a consistent, precise ploughed
surface.
The frame construction with 140x140 mm
base frame and a hollow rotating axle
with 150 mm diameter guarantee that the
design is both robust and durable.
The Pavo V 140 can be supplied as either
a 5, 6 or 7-furrow variant and the Pavo
VHA 140 as a 5 or 6-furrow variant.
The working width per plough body can be
continuously adjusted between 35 cm and
55 cm.
On the variant with mechanical stone
protection, the shear bolts with their shear
groove ensure precise and clean shearing and
reliable protection of the intermediate legs from
damage due to overload (stone protection).
On the variant with hydraulic stone
protection (HA), the intermediate legs can
reliably avoid stones.
The working depth is adjusted hydraulically from
the driver's seat with the combination wheel.
Fig. 1: Working in the furrow
Fig. 2: Or on-land ploughing
Implement description