SaMASZ KW 141 User manual

SaMASZ Sp. z o.o.
ul. Trawiasta 1
16-060 Zabłudów
Polska
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
numer fabryczny
Instrukcja oryginalna
JĘZYK POLSKI
IN396PL001
04.11.2019
WYDANIE 1
Serial no.
The original operator’s manual
ENGLISH
IN347EN013
02.09.2019
EDITION NO. 13
REAR EXTENSION
ARMS
MOWING
HEADS
KWT 550 (E, EP)
KW 110
LAMA 101 (P)
KWT 650 (E, EP)
KW 111
LAMA 120
KWT 651 (E, EP)
KW 125
LAMA 121 (HD)
CAMEL 900 (EP)
KW 126
LAMA 140
KOLIBER 400 (E)
KW 140
LAMA 141
KOLIBER 450 (E)
KW 141

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DO NOT
TURN THE DRIVE ON
IF THE MOWING HEAD
IS NOT IN ITS
WORKING POSITION
DO NOT
OPERATE THE MACHINE
WITH UNAUTHORIZED
PERSONNEL PRESENT
WITHIN 50 M OR LESS
WARNING:
Keep this manual for future use.
Well-proven design and quality materials ensure high durability and reliability of our
products.
We congratulate you on the purchase of your new SaMASZ machine and wish you much
pleasure and the very best experience resulting from its operation.

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Table of contents page
1. IDENTIFYING THE MACHINE .....................................................................................................................5
2. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................6
3. INTENDED USE .........................................................................................................................................6
3.1. Technical data.....................................................................................................................................7
3.2. Design and working principle..............................................................................................................11
3.2.1. Extension arm...............................................................................................................................11
3.2.2. Mowing head................................................................................................................................16
3.2.3. Mounting mowing heads ...............................................................................................................19
3.3. Characteristics of hydraulics of extension arm....................................................................................20
3.4. Standard equipment and spare parts ..................................................................................................22
3.4.1. Flails applied in mowing heads......................................................................................................22
4. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ...........................................................................................................................24
4.1. Safety rules and regulations...............................................................................................................24
4.2. Operator's qualifications ....................................................................................................................26
4.3. Conditions of mounting machine on tractor ........................................................................................26
4.4. Transport ..........................................................................................................................................26
4.4.1. Putting the machine onto another vehicle for transport...................................................................26
4.5. Working parts ....................................................................................................................................28
4.6. PTO shaft ..........................................................................................................................................28
4.7. Hydraulic assembly............................................................................................................................28
4.8. Residual risk......................................................................................................................................29
4.8.1. Residual risk assessment..............................................................................................................30
4.9. Safety decals and their meaning.........................................................................................................31
5. OPERATION............................................................................................................................................34
5.1. Mounting arm on tractor ....................................................................................................................34
5.1.1. Connecting the articulated telescopic shaft (PTO)..........................................................................34
5.2. Preparing machine for transport.........................................................................................................35
5.3. Preparing the extension arm with mowing head for work .....................................................................38
5.4. Operation ..........................................................................................................................................38
5.4.1. General information about mowing................................................................................................38
5.4.2. Operating positions.......................................................................................................................39
5.4.3. Operating control panel.................................................................................................................40
6. MOUNTING AND ADJUSTMENTS.............................................................................................................46
6.1. Mounting and dismounting flail head ..................................................................................................46
6.2. Mounting flail heads ..........................................................................................................................46
6.3. Adjusting flail head mowing height .....................................................................................................49
6.4. Replacing knives in mowing adapter...................................................................................................49
6.5. Operating hydraulics ..........................................................................................................................50
6.5.1. Oil tank with equipment.................................................................................................................50
6.5.2. Oil shut-off valve...........................................................................................................................51
6.5.3. Multiplier with pump set................................................................................................................51
6.5.4. Suction filter CCA 302 CD1............................................................................................................52
6.5.5. Control distributors.......................................................................................................................52
6.5.6. Initial regulations..........................................................................................................................53
6.5.7. Safety valves ................................................................................................................................54
6.5.8. Hydraulic engine...........................................................................................................................54
6.6. Manual control of electrical and electrical-proportional distributor.......................................................55

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6.7. Manual adjustment of column oil level and temperature indicator........................................................56
6.8. Operating service...............................................................................................................................57
6.8.1. Removing clogging and jams.........................................................................................................57
6.8.2. Daily maintenance ........................................................................................................................57
6.8.3. After-season maintenance ............................................................................................................58
6.8.4. Storing .........................................................................................................................................58
6.8.5. Restarting the machine after storing period ...................................................................................59
6.8.6. Dismounting machine from tractor ................................................................................................59
7. LUBRICATION.........................................................................................................................................60
8. DEFECTS AND THEIR REPAIR ..................................................................................................................62
9. REPAIR AND WITHDRAWAL FROM USE....................................................................................................64
9.1. Repair ...............................................................................................................................................64
9.2. Disassembly and withdrawal from use................................................................................................64
10.ELECTRIC DIAGRAMS .............................................................................................................................65
10.1. Electric diagram KWT E ..................................................................................................................65
10.2. Electric diagram KWT EP, CAMEL EP................................................................................................66
10.3. Electric diagram KOLIBER E .............................................................................................................67
11.WARRANTY CARD...................................................................................................................................68
12.WARRANTY TERMS ................................................................................................................................68
12.1. Warranty claim procedure................................................................................................................68
12.2. Warranty repairs record...................................................................................................................70

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1. IDENTIFYING THE MACHINE
Data plate is attached firmly on both extension arm and mowing head and placed as provided in
Fig. 1, Fig. 2 and Fig. 3.
Fig. 1. Data plate placement on extension arm KWT
Fig. 2. Data plate placement on extension arm KOLIBER
Fig. 3. Data plate placement on mowing head
Data plate includes:
- name and adress of the manufacturer,
- model year,
- CE marking means, that the produce conforms
- version number,
to 2006/42/EC Directive and harmonized standards,
- machine weight,
- machine symbol,
- id number,
- date of manufacture,
- barcode.
NOTE:
Should the contents of the herein manual be unclear, ask the manufacturer or your dealer
for more detailed information on the machine.

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2. INTRODUCTION
❑This operator's manual should be considered the machine's basic equipment and should be kept
for further reference. If the machine is handed over to another user, it should be serviceable, and
include this operator's manual, CE declaration of conformity and its required basic equipment.
❑Before operating the machine its user must familiarize himself with this manual as well as current
work safety rules.
❑The machine is manufactured according to international safety rules.
❑Respecting recommendations herein shall ensure use safety.
❑Should you have any questions relating to the operation and service of the machine, please contact
the manufacturer.
GENERAL PRECAUTION
When operating the machine warnings and safety rules marked with this sign
herein should be respected.
NOTE:
Operating the machine without reading the contents of the manual, and by unauthorized
personnel, children in particular, is strictly forbidden.
3. INTENDED USE
The extension arm can be equipped with mowing heads offered by the SaMASZ co. Machine are
designed for treatment of land drainage ditches in particular as well as mowing of road shoulders,
shredding thinner, small shrubs, weeds, etc. of moderate concentration as well as mowing road
shoulders, slopes, counter-slopes and ground at tractor's right side. Moreover the mower can be used
to trim hedges both in vertical and in horizontal position. Extension arms work properly on grass (and
other plants) with height up to 1.0 m.
Extension arms are mounted on tractors of adequate power (Tab. 1, Tab. 2, Tab. 3). Mounting
the arm is performed on rear 3-point linkage, with which are farming tractors equipped as standard.
Rear PTO must be set on 540 rpm (upon special order 1000 rpm). When operating a tractor with 1000
rpm PTO shaft adjust the rpm so that the shaft rotates at 540 rpm. Thus the operation becomes
economic.
CAUTION!
With such setting make sure the PTO shaft rpm is no higher than 540 rpm.
WARNING!
Do not use the machine for purposes other than those listed in this manual.
Otherwise it will be classified as misuse and could release the manufacturer
from responsibility for any damages. The machine should be used, serviced and
repaired only by personnel familiar with its characteristics and with safety
regulations. Tampering with the machine may release the manufacturer from
responsibility for any resulting malfunctions or damages.
CAUTION!
Basing on experience, upon driving onto single shrub with section up to approx.
1 in / 2 cm, the tractor should be stopped for a while, until the machine shreds
the shrub at the ground, and then slowly with intervals drive forward, so there
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3.1. Technical data
SaMASZ manufactured extension arms are adjusted to operate with numerous mowing heads
and feature the following parameters shown in Tab. 1, Tab. 2, Tab. 3 and Tab. 4.
Tab. 1. Technical characteristics of extension arms
Extension arm type
(without mowing head)
KWT 550
KWT 650
KWT 651
KOLIBER
400
KOLIBER
450
CAMEL
900
Extension arm operating reach [ft in / m]
16′ 3″ / 4.95
19′ / 5.80
19′ / 5.80
10′ 10″ /
3.30
12′ 6″ / 3.80
26′ 3″ / 8.0
Min. tractor weight
with heads KW 125, KW 126, KW 140,
KW 141, LAMA 101 (P), LAMA 140,
LAMA 141 [lbs / kg]
9921 /
4500*
12,125 /
5500*
12,125 /
5500*
–
Min. tractor weight
with heads KW 110, KW 111,
LAMA 120, LAMA 121 [lbs / kg]
8818 /
4000*
11,023 /
5000*
11,023 /
5000*
–
Min. tractor weight
with heads LAMA 120, LAMA 121[lbs / kg]
–
5291 /
2400*
6393 /
2900*
16,535 /
7500*
3-point linkage category
II
PTO rpm [rpm]
540 –standard / 1000 - upon special order
Min. tire load capacity index
140 A8
125 A8
173 A8
Transport diameters
height×width×length [ft in / m]
11′ 6″x6′ 5″x3′ 1″
3.50x1.95x0.95
8′ 10″x5′
11″x2′ 7″
2.7x1.8x0.8
9′ 6″x6′ 3″x2′
7″
2.9x1.9x0.8
13′ 1″x6′
3″x3′ 11″
4.0x1.9x1.2
Minimal tractor power [HP]
from 80
from 90
from 55
from 120
Drive and control (in standard)
hydraulic
electric
hydraulic
Weight [lbs / kg]
2326 / 1055
2513 / 1140
2756 / 1250
1168 / 530
1279 / 580
3020 / 1370
Oil level [L]
220
220
220
150
150
220
Pump output [kW]
33 (180 bar) / 38 (210 bar)
Pump capacity [L/min.]
90
* The basic mass of the tractor, without additional loads.
Tab. 2. Technical data for mowing heads KW
Mowing head type
KW 110
KW 111
KW 125
KW 126
KW 140
KW 141
Operating width [ft in / m]
3′ 7″ / 1.10
3′ 7″ / 1.10
4′ 1″ / 1.25
4′ 1″ / 1.25
4′ 7″ / 1.40
4′ 7″ / 1.40
Number of knives [pcs]
10
12
10
14
12
16
Max. diameter of shredded shoots [in / cm]
3″ / 8
3″ / 8
3″ / 8
3″ / 8
3″ / 8
3″ / 8
Required pump delivery rate [L/min]
90 ÷ 100
Hydraulic pressure [bar]
210
PTO rpm [rpm]
540
Drive and control
hydraulic
Weight [lbs / kg]
639 / 290
551 / 250
584 / 265
595 / 270
728 / 330
639 / 290
Tab. 3.Technical data for mowing heads LAMA
Mowing head type
LAMA
101 P
LAMA
120
LAMA
140
LAMA
121
LAMA
141
LAMA
121 HD
Operating width [ft in / m]
3′ 3″ / 1.00
3′ 11″ /
1.20
4′ 7″ / 1.40
3′ 11″ /
1.20
4′ 7″ / 1.40
3′ 11″ /
1.20
Number of knives [pcs]
30
20
24
20
24
20
Max. diameter of shredded shoots [in / cm]
1″ / 2
1″ / 2
1″ / 2
1.5″ / 3.5
1.5″ / 3.5
1.5″ / 3.5
Required pump delivery rate [L/min]
90 ÷ 100
Hydraulic pressure [bar]
210
PTO rpm [rpm]
540
Drive and control
hydraulic
Weight [lbs / kg]
551 / 250
408 / 185
452 / 205
540 / 245
584 / 265
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Summary and scheme of operating reach of each extension arm with mowing heads along with
marking are provided in Tab. 4, Fig. 4 and Fig. 5.
Tab. 4. Operating reach of extension arm with mowing head
Operating reach of extension arm with mowing head [in]
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
KWT 550 / KW 110
224.4
173.2
145.7
43.3
252.0
114.2
74.8
KWT 550 / KW 111
228.3
177.2
149.6
43.3
252.0
114.2
74.8
KWT 550 / KW 125
224.4
177.2
145.7
51.2
252.0
114.2
74.8
KWT 550 / KW 126
234.2
183.1
155.5
51.2
260.0
114.2
74.8
KWT 550 / KW 140
228.3
177.2
149.6
59.1
255.9
114.2
74.8
KWT 550 / KW 141
240.2
189.0
161.4
55.1
267.7
114.2
74.8
KWT 550 / Lama 120
228.3
177.2
145.7
47.2
255.9
114.2
74.8
KWT 550 / Lama 140
236.2
185.0
153.5
55.1
263.8
114.2
74.8
KWT 550 / Lama 121
232.3
181.1
153.5
47.2
255.9
114.2
74.8
KWT 550 / Lama 141
240.2
189.0
161.4
55.1
267.7
114.2
74.8
KWT 550 / Lama 101 P
216.5
165.4
133.9
39.4
244.1
78.7
74.8
KWT 550 / Lama 121 HD
232.3
181.1
153.5
47.2
255.9
114.2
74.8
KWT 650 / KW 110
260.0
208.7
181.1
43.3
283.5
118.1
74.8
KWT 650 / KW 111
263.8
212.6
185.0
43.3
283.5
118.1
74.8
KWT 650 / KW 125
260.0
208.7
181.1
51.2
283.5
118.1
74.8
KWT 650 / KW 126
269.7
222.4
190.9
51.2
295.3
118.1
74.8
KWT 650 / KW 140
263.8
212.6
185.0
59.1
287.4
118.1
74.8
KWT 650 / KW 141
275.6
228.3
196.9
55.1
299.2
118.1
74.8
KWT 650 / Lama 120
263.8
212.6
183.1
47.2
287.4
118.1
74.8
KWT 650 / Lama 140
271.7
220.5
190.9
55.1
295.3
118.1
74.8
KWT 650 / Lama 121
267.7
216.5
189.0
47.2
291.3
118.1
74.8
KWT 650 / Lama 141
275.6
228.3
196.9
55.1
299.2
118.1
74.8
KWT 650 / Lama 101 P
255.9
126.0
181.1
39.4
283.5
74.8
74.8
KWT 650 / Lama 121 HD
267.7
181.1
189.0
47.2
255.9
114.2
74.8
KWT 651 / KW 110
246.0
208.7
161.4
43.3
283.5
118.1
74.8
KWT 651 / KW 111
246.1
208.7
165.4
43.3
283.5
118.1
74.8
KWT 651 / KW 125
246.1
208.7
161.4
51.2
283.5
118.1
74.8
KWT 651 / KW 126
255.9
214.6
171.3
51.2
291.3
118.1
74.8
KWT 651 / KW 140
261.8
214.6
165.4
59.1
287.4
118.1
74.8
KWT 651 / KW 141
261.8
220.5
177.2
55.1
295.3
118.1
74.8
KWT 651 / Lama 120
248.0
214.6
163.4
47.2
287.4
118.1
74.8
KWT 651 / Lama 140
255.9
220.5
171.6
55.1
295.3
118.1
74.8
KWT 651 / Lama 121
253.9
214.6
169.3
59.1
287.4
118.1
74.8
KWT 651 / Lama 141
261.8
220.5
177.2
55.1
295.3
118.1
74.8
KWT 651 / Lama 101 P
246.1
126.0
161.4
244.1
78.7
74.8
165.4
KOLIBER 400 / LAMA 120
161.4
122.0
106.3
47.2
179.1
86.6
-
KOLIBER 400 / LAMA 121
165.4
126.0
110.2
47.2
179.1
86.6
-
KOLIBER 450 / LAMA 120
181.1
136.0
124.0
47.2
197.6
98.4
-
KOLIBER 450 / LAMA 121
185.0
139.8
128.0
47.2
197.6
98.4
-
CAMEL 900 / LAMA 120
354.3
271.7
255.9
47.2
378.0
204.7
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Fig. 4. Scheme of operating reach of extension arm with mowing head with marking type:
KWT 550/650, KWT 651 and CAMEL 900
G
45°

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Fig. 5. Scheme of operating reach of extension arm with mowing head with marking type:
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Fig. 6. Operating reach of extension arm KWT 651 with mowing head to the right of tractor
3.2. Design and working principle
3.2.1. Extension arm
Extension arm comprises basic assemblies shown in Fig. 7–Fig. 11.
1- Lifting and lowering cylinder
2- Lifting and lowering cylinder
3- Long boom
4- Head cylinder
5- Mounting eye
6- Mowing head
7- Rotor
8- Support leg
9- Hydraulics with oil tank
10-Multiplier
11-Linkage
12-Telescopic extension arm
13-Telescope’s cylinder
14-Gauge plate cylinder
15-Control panel
16-Joystick
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Fig. 7. Overview of KOLIBER extension arm
Fig. 8. Overview of CAMEL extension arm
1
3
11
10
9
5
6
8
4
2
17
1
3
15
11
10
9
12
13
4
5
6
7
14
8
2
16
17

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1
3
15
11
10
9
4
5
6
7
14
8
2
16
17
Fig. 9. Overview of KWT 550 extension arm
Fig. 10.Overview of KWT 650 extension arm
1
3
15
11
10
9
12
13
4
5
6
7
14
8
2
16
17

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Fig. 11.Overview of KWT 651 extension arm
Extension arm is equipped with independent hydraulics with oil cooler and oil tank (9). Rotor’s
drive and extension arm control is possible owing to own hydraulic pumps assembly driven by multiplier
(10), transmitter’s shaft without coupling and tractor’s PTO. Controlling extension of telescopic
extension arm is done directly from the tractor's hydraulics (KWT 650, CAMEL 900 with mechanical
control) by means of telescope actuator (13), and extension arms are moved with hydraulic actuators
(1and 2).
Controlling operation of extension arms is performed from tractor’s cabin with use of control
panel (15), equipped with a cylinder control handle and a joystick (1, 2, 4 and 14). With use of
corresponding handles, the operator can set position of machine’s movable assemblies.
Use of cylinder (14) controlled rotor (7) enables extension arm to be set in transport position.
Working extension arms are protected against overloads by gauge plate cylinder (14) equipped with
sweep valve (item 6.5.7). While head’s cylinder (4) acts as head’s rotation (6).
CAUTION!
Extension of telescopic extension arm causes shifting of centre of gravity of the
set (tractor, machine) what may cause alternation of its stability. It is
recommended to extend the extension arm just above the ground.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
10
12
13
15
14
16
17

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Fig. 12. Machine's control panel with option:
a) mechanical (KWT 550/650, CAMEL 900, KOLIBER 400/450),
b) electrical (KWT 550 E, KWT 650 E, KWT 651 E, KOLIBER 400E/450 E),
c) electrical proportional (KWT 550 EP, KWT 650 EP, KWT 651 EP, CAMEL 900 EP)
a)
b)
+
c)
+

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Fig. 13.Hydraulics with oil tank
Fig. 14. Multipliers with hydraulic pumps
3.2.2. Mowing head
All mowing heads (KW, LAMA) adjusted to operate with extension arms have similar
construction. Construction scheme of mowing head is provided in Fig. 15.
Operating assembly of extension arm is a mowing head (6), which comprises flail bar (20) with
flail knives (21) for different purposes (item 6.4), screwed with mounting bolts (knife type depends of
kind of surface mowed (grass, bushes, hay, cornstalks). Flail shaft (20) of mowing head is driven by
hydraulic engine (23). Ground following bar (22) features mowing height adjustment function
(item 6.3). It is protected with metal sheet guards from each side. Cutterbar can be rotated in relation
to linkage axis by approx. 230°.
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Fig. 15.Overview of mowing head
20 - Flail bar
21 - Flail knives
22 - Ground following bar
23 - Hydraulic pumps' engine
24 - Engine guard
25 - Housing
LAMA 121/141 head comprises flail shaft (20) with flail knives (21) of different application
(Section 6.4) mounted with mounting screws (knife type depending on type of material cut: grass,
shrubs, straw, corn stalks). Flail shaft (20) of mowing head is driven by hydraulic motor (23) through
belt gear (24) with v-belt. Ground following roller (22) has mowing height adjustment function.
Fig. 16.Overview of mowing head LAMA 121/141
20 - Flail bar
21 - Flail knives
22 - Ground following bar
23 - Hydraulic pumps' engine
24 - Belt gear
25 - Housing
LAMA 101P (Fig. 17) –mowing head with ejection comprises flail shaft (20) with flail knives (21)
mounted with mounting screws. Alike KW and LAMA heads, the flail shaft (20) of mowing head is driven
by hydraulic motor (23). Ground following shaft (22) has mowing height adjustment function (Section
6.3). Ejector (19) comprises a fixed and a movable part, and the latter is controlled with hydraulic motor
driven directly from the tractor's hydraulics.
20
21
22
23
24
25
20
22
21
23
24
25

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Fig. 17.Overview of LAMA 101P mowing head with ejection
19 - Ejector
20 - Flail bar
21 - Flail knives
22 - Ground following bar
23 - Hydraulic pumps' engine
KW 111/126/141 (Fig. 18) –mowing head consists of flail shaft (20) with flail knives (21)
dedicated for various purposes (flail type depends on the type of cut material: grass, bushes, straw,
corn stalks). Machine is equipped with adjustable counter-knife (25). Flail shaft is powered by hydro-
motor (23) and power is transferred through speed-belt gear (24). Slide bar is a part of the machine and
the plate mount (27) can be easily adjusted. Ground shaft (22) has a cutting height adjustment function.
Fig. 18.Overview of mowing head KW 111/126/141
20 –Flail bar
21 –Flail knives
22 –Ground following bar
23 –Hydraulic pumps' engine
24 –Belt gear
25 –Counter-knife
26 –Side beam
27 –Plate mount
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OPERATOR’S MANUAL
REAR EXTENSION ARMS
KWT, CAMEL, KOLIBER, KW, LAMA
3.2.3. Mounting mowing heads
LAMA 121(HD)/141 and KW 111/126/141 heads are attached to an extension arm with a
standard single or 4 optional types of fittings available, which enable different manners of mounting
the head (Fig. 19).
Fittings are of the following types:
1. The basic is a rigid fitting, simple and light, attached to an extension arm with 6 screws M14
(SaMASZ-standard).
2. Swivel fitting, mounted with 6 screws M14 (SaMASZ-standard) to an extension arm, enables the
head to be swivelled every 15° in 4 positions.
3. Swivel push-in fitting, enabling quick coupling/releasing of the head to/from the extension arm and
allowing the head to be swivelled every 15° in 4 positions.
4. Mounting for ground-following linkage, connected to extension arm with 6 bolts M14.
5. Mowing head ground-following linkage. Extension for mechanical ground following with 260mm
travel. Mounted on extension arm with 6 bolts M14 (SaMASZ standard).
Fig. 19.Types of head mountings LAMA 121/141 and KW 111/126/141:
1 - Fixed mounting, 2 –Rotary mounting, 3 –Hydraulic turntable,
4 –Mounting ground following linkage, 5 –Mowing head ground-following linkage
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KWT, CAMEL, KOLIBER, KW, LAMA
REAR EXTENSION ARMS
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
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3.3. Characteristics of hydraulics of extension arm
Cable-type steering
(Subject: KWT 550/650, CAMEL 900, KOLIBER 400/450)
Geared pumps power two independent circuits: machine's drive circuit with capacity of 100 l/min
and hydraulic cylinders' drive circuit with capacity of 21 l/min. In machine's drive circuits wires have
16 mm diameter, while in cylinders' control circuit 10 mm. Control of oil circulation is possible
owing to hydraulic distributors (3, 6). Oil tank (4) of adequate capacity. In extension arm-type mower's
hydraulic engine's drive circuit there is suction oil filter (5). On gauge plate cylinder (8) there is sweep
valve (7) mounted to protect the machine's extension arms from getting overloaded (Fig. 20) –applies
only to KWT 550, KWT 650 and CAMEL 900. KOLIBER400 and KOLIBER 450 instead of gauge plate
cylinder (8) both have overload breaker. Hydraulic cylinders (8-11) with throttle choke valves (12)
control the extension arm.
Fig. 20.Extension arm-type mower's hydraulic drive diagram
1 –Hydraulic pumps
2 –Hydraulic pumps' engine
3 –Four-section distributor
4 –Oil tank
5 –Suction filter
6 –Single-section distributor
7 –Sweep valve
8 –Gauge plate cylinder
9 –External extension arm cylinder
10 –Internal extension arm cylinder
11 –Cutterbar cylinder
12 –Throttle check valve
13 –Cooler
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