Disconnecting From The Tractor; Rotary Swather Adjustment; Adjusting The Basic Position; Adjusting The Connection Height - SIP STAR 850/26 T Betriebsanleitung

2.4.3 Disconnecting from the tractor

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Pay attention to put the swather on a
flat and solid ground.
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Nobody is allowed to stay between the
tractor and the machine when lifting or
lowering the machine with 3 point
hydraulic hitch.
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Before disconnecting the hydraulic
tubes the swather must be lowered and
set into transport position to avoid the
tube pressure.
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Pay attention to the following safety
instructions.
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Choose flat, dry and solid enough deposit place.
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Lift the swather.
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Lower the support leg (1) and secure it with safety
device (2).
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Lower the machine and make sure that it is placed
steady.
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Use the wedges to prevent the movement of the
deposited swather.
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Disconnect the P.T.O. shaft (3) and put it on the
holder (4).
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Disconnect the hydraulic tubes and put them
through the holder sling (5) into the hole (6).
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Disconnect the electric installation and put it
through the holder sling (5).
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Pull the string out of the cabin and put it through
the holder sling (5).
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Disconnect the swather from the tractor.
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3. Rotary swather adjustment

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Perform the repair work, maintenance,
cleaning and stopping works only with
the switched off drive and stand still
engine! Remove the ignition key.
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Maximum P.T.O. shaft rotation is 540
rpm.
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Optimal P.T.O. shaft rotation is between
400 and 500 rpm.
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It is forbidden to stay in the working
area of the machine.
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Danger warning of substance eject
behind the machine.
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It is forbidden to climb on the machine.
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Protections must be in protective
position while working.

3.1 Adjusting the basic position

3.1.1 Adjusting the connection height

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Place the swather with tractor on flat and firm
ground.
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Lift the swather connection with hydraulics to
secure the horisontal position of the holder (1).
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Check this position while you work.

3.1.2 Adjusting the tines height of the rotors

For clean swathing an equal distance between tines
and ground must be assured.
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