Maintenance Information - Checchi & Magli TOP 24 Bedienungs- Und Wartungsanleitung

Transit on public roads
WARNING
It is prohibited to carry people and/or things on the
work vehicle.
Before any on-the-road driving remove all the trays
from the tray holder and clean the working parts and
the tires to remove any soil residues.
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Prolonged disuse of the work vehicle
If the work vehicle is not due to be used for long periods,
proceed as follows.
1) Clean the machine thoroughly, taking care to remove
any chemical or fertiliser residues (see "Cleaning the
work vehicle").
2) Check the condition of the all the machine's parts
and replace any that are worn or damaged.
3) Check that the screws are correctly tightened.
4) Grease to all the unpainted parts.
Safety advice for maintenance
Maintenance work must be carried out with the work
vehicle on flat, compact ground, with the tractor en-
gine off, parking brake engaged, and ignition key re-
moved, and adopting all the necessary safety meas-
ures required to work safely.
Any maintenance operations that can be carried out
on the business premises come under the ordinary
English language
INFORMATION FOR USE
When transporting the work vehicle/tractor assembly,
the regulations of the highway code must always be
complied with.
Obligatorily, the three-point hitch must be secured with
the relative bars (A) to prevent the work vehicle swing-
ing and the speed of travel must be adjusted to prevent
loss of control of the vehicle.
5) Grease the parts that require lubrication (see "Lubri-
cation points diagram").
6) Park the machine carefully on flat ground in a dry
area protected from the weather.
- Leave enough room around the work vehicle for the
hitching up and unhitching manoeuvres.
- Lower the foot to the ground (if featured) to guaran-
tee work vehicle stability.

MAINTENANCE INFORMATION

maintenance envisaged in the instruction manual.
Special maintenance operations require a special-
ised workshop on the premises which meets the
requirements specified by the relative laws in force
(appropriate equipment suitably trained staff etc.);
if you do not have a compliant workshop, contact an
authorised one.
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Use and maintenance