Pottinger TOP 662 Operating instructions

Brand: Pottinger

Model: TOP 662

Category: Mini tillers

Type: Operating instructions

Operator‘s manual

Translation of the original Operating Manual

Nr.

99+2860.EN.80V.0

Double Rotary Swather

TOP 662

(Type SK 2860:

+ . . 00001

)

1900_GB-PAGE 2

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❑

Machine checked according to delivery note. All attached parts removed. All safety equipment, drive shaft and operating

devices at hand.

❑

Operation, commissioning and maintenance of the machine or device discussed and explained to the customer on the basis

of the operating instructions.

❑

Check tyres for correct air pressure.

❑

Check wheel nuts for tight

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Correct PTO shaft speed indicated.

❑

Adaptation to the tractor carried out: Three point adjustment

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Cardan shaft correctly cut to length.

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Test run carried out and no defects detected.

❑

Function explanation during test run.

❑

Swivel in transport and working position explained.

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Information about optional equipment is given.

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Indication of unconditional reading of the operating instructions.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SYMBOLS USED

CE mark ..................................................................... 5

Safety hints: ............................................................... 5

GENERAL SAFETY TIPS

Travelling with implement in tow ................................ 6

Coupling and uncoupling the implement

................... 6

Regulations for Use ................................................... 6

Travelling on roads ..................................................... 6

Before starting work ................................................... 6

Checking before operation ......................................... 6

WARNING SIGNS

OVERVIEW

Overview .................................................................. 10

TRACTOR REQUIREMENTS

Tractor .......................................................................11

Ballast weights ..........................................................11

Lifting unit (three-point linkage) ................................11

Hydraulic control on the lifting gear ..........................11

Necessary hydraulic connections ............................ 12

Power connections required .................................... 12

ATTACHING THE MACHINE

General safety information ....................................... 13

Attaching the machine ............................................. 13

Securing of unbraked devices by means of a tear-off

chain .........................................................................14

Parking the machine ................................................ 15

TRANSPORT

Safety advice ........................................................... 16

Conversion from working to transport position......... 16

Changing from headland to transport position ..........17

Driving on public roads .............................................17

Frame - chassis ....................................................... 18

Machine dimensions in transport position................ 18

Reducing transport height:

....................................... 18

Transport height 4 m - fold in swath apron

............... 19

Transport height 3.5m - retract swath apron ............ 19

Transport height 3.5m ............................................ 20

- Remove tines and fold out the safety hoop ........... 20

Operation of the tine holder ..................................... 20

Tine covering ........................................................... 20

OPERATION

General guidelines on working with the machine .... 22

Conversion from transport to working position......... 22

Settings on rotor chassis.......................................... 23

1. Set the lateral incline ............................................ 23

2. Readjusting tine wear .......................................... 23

3. Adjusting rake height ........................................... 23

4. Setting the distance of the outer feeler wheel ...... 24

5. Aligning the indicators

.......................................... 24

Example: left rotor with tandem chassis: ................. 25

Adjust feeler wheels ................................................. 26

Cardan shaft speed ................................................. 27

Mechanical swath apron .......................................... 27

Hydraulic swath apron ............................................. 27

Single rotor operation (optional equipment) ............. 27

Two-swath function (optional equipment) ................ 28

Rotor stabilisation front ............................................ 29

Rotor stabilisation back ............................................ 29

Swivelling from working to field transport position ... 30

Step sequence control ............................................. 30

Adjust the curved track ............................................ 31

WORKING ON INCLINES

Take care when turning on inclines! ......................... 32

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Safety advice ........................................................... 33

General maintenance information ............................ 33

Cleaning of machine parts ....................................... 33

Parking in the open .................................................. 33

Winter storage.......................................................... 33

Articulated shafts ..................................................... 34

Hydraulic unit ........................................................... 34

MAINTENANCE

General instructions regarding maintenance work

... 35

Transmission (1.2)

.................................................... 35

Set tyre tracking ....................................................... 35

Tyres ........................................................................ 35

Tine arms ................................................................. 36

Rotor unit ................................................................. 37

Lubrication chart ...................................................... 38

Spring tines .............................................................. 39

Disposal of old equipment ....................................... 39

Raising the machine ................................................ 39

Lubrication chart ...................................................... 40

TECHNICAL DATA

Technical data ...........................................................41

Connections required TOP 662 ............................... 42

Equipment on request:

............................................. 42

Designated use of the swath rotor ........................... 42

Type plate ................................................................ 42

Type plate position ................................................... 42

HYDRAULIC PLAN

Hydraulic plan standard ........................................... 43

Hydraulic plan single-rotor operation ....................... 44

Hydraulic plan two-swath function ........................... 45

SUPPLEMENT

SAFETY ADVICE

Lubricants ................................................................ 54

Combination of tractor and mounted implement ...... 57

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SYMBOLS USED

CE mark

The CE mark, which is affixed by the manufacturer, indicates outwardly that this machine conforms to the engineering

guideline regulations and the other relevant EU guidelines.

EU Declaration of Conformity (see Attachment)

By signing the EU Declaration of Conformity, the manufacturer declares that the machine that

is brought into service complies with all relevant fundamental safety and health requirements.

Safety hints:

These Operating Instructions contain the

following Figures:

DANGER

If you do not follow the instructions in a text section

with this marking, there is a risk of fatal or life-

threatening injury.

• All instructions in such text sections must be

followed!

WARNING

If you do not observe the instructions marked this

way, there is the risk of a severe injury.

• All instructions in such text sections must be

followed!

CAUTION

If you do not observe the instructions marked this

way, there is the risk of an injury.

• All instructions in such text sections must be

followed!

NOTE

If you do not observe the instructions marked this

way, there is the risk of material damage.

• All instructions in such text sections must be

followed!

TIP

The text sections marked in this way provide you with

special recommendations and advise regarding the

economical use of the implement.

ENVIRONMENT

The text sections marked in this way provide practices

and advice on environmental protection.

The features marked as (optional) are only available as

standard with specific implement versions or are only

offered for specific versions as optional equipment or are

only offered in certain countries.

Figures may deviate from your implement in detail and are

to be taken as illustrations of operating principle.

Designations such as right and left always apply as the

direction of travel unless the text or illustrations clearly

show otherwise.

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Travelling with implement in tow

The attached implement influences the travelling

characteristics of the towing vehicle.

• Danger of tipping exists when working on slopes.

• The driving must be adapted to the corresponding

terrain and ground conditions.

• The towing vehicle is to

be sufficiently equiped

with weights at the front

or at the rear in order to

guarantee the steering

and braking capacity (a

minimum of 20% of the

vehicle's tare weight on

the front axle).

• Transporting people on the implement is not

permitted.

Coupling and uncoupling the implement

• Danger of injury exists when coupling the implement

to the tractor!

• When coupling, do not stand between tractor and

implement while tractor is reversing !

• No-one must enter the area between tractor and

implement unless both vehicles have been secured

against rolling with wheel chocks !

• Drive shaft connection or disconnection is only to

be undertaken when the motor has stopped.

Regulations for Use

Regulations for Use: See chapter „Technical Data“.

• The trailer‘s load limits (permitted axle load, support

load, total weight) may not be exceeded.The relevant

details are located on the right side of the trailer.

• In addition, observe the power limits of the tractor

being used.

Travelling on roads

• Observe the road rules

GENERAL SAFETY TIPS

20%

Before starting work

a. Before commencing work, the operator must be aware

of all operating devices and functions.The learning

of these is too late after having already commenced

operation!

b. Before commencing any work check that implement

is safe for road travel and operation.

c. The danger of being crushed or cut exists in the Pick-

up, cutting unit, tailgate and upper extension areas.

d. Before driving the vehicle, the driver must ensure that

nobody will be endangered and that no obstructions

are present. If the tractor driver does not have a clear

view of the roadway immediately behind the implement,

he must be guided when reversing.

e. Observe the safety information fixed to implement.

An explanation of what the individual graphic warning

symbols mean can be found on page 5.

f. Observe also the tips in the respective chapters and

in the supplement to this operating manual.

Checking before operation

The following tips should make preparing the implement

for operation easier. Detailled information for individual

points can be found in the respective chapters in this

operating manual.

1. Check that all safety equipment (covers, casings, etc.)

is in good condition and fixed in the proper positions

of protection on the implement

2. Grease and oil the implement according to the

lubrication chart. Check the gearing for tightness and

the oil level.

3. Check that tyres have the correct air pressure.

4. Check that wheel nuts are sitting firmly.

5. Ensure the correct p.t.o.-r.p.m.

6. Make the electrical connections to the tractor and

check that they are correct. Take note of the tips in

the operating manual!

7. Carry out the following adaptions:

• Drawbar height

• Cardan shaft length

8. Secure the implement only with the equipment

provided.

9. Cut drive shaft to correct length and check that overload

safeguard is functioning (see Supplement)

10.

Check the electronic unit function.

11.

Connect hydraulic lines to tractor.

• Check hydraulic hoses for damage and wear.

• Ensure the correct connection.

12.

All swivelling parts must be secured against dangerous

position changes.

13.

Check parking brake and service brake functions.

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WARNING SIGNS

(2x)

Never reach into the crushing danger area as long as parts can move

there.

495.171

(2x)

Never reach into the crushing danger area as long as parts can move

there.

495.154

060-19-003

1212

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WARNING SIGNS

(1x)

540

Preferred hydraulic pressure and cardan shaft speed.

495.310

(1x)

Shut engine off and remove key before carrying out maintenance or

repair work.

495.165

(1x)

Secure your right to product warranty by signing the delivery declaration.

495.713

(2x)

Do not enter the rotating rotors danger area. Wait until they have come

to a complete standstill.

495.173

(2x)

Vehicle jack lifting point

495.787

(1x)

494.695

Nach den ersten Betriebsstunden

Muttern bzw. Schrauben nachziehen.

Resserer les vis écrous après les 10

premières heures de fonctionnement.

Tighten nuts and screws after the

first 10 hours of operation.

Na de eerste 10 werkuren bouton en

moeren natrekken.

Retighten all screws after the first hours of operation.

494.695

(1x)

494.529

Read the operating instructions before putting the device into operation.

494.529

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WARNING SIGNS

(2x)

Tyre pressure

495.668

(2x)

bsb 449 567

495.166

Do not enter the rotor arms swivel range

495.166

(18x)

A grease nipple position

494.646

(1x)

Cut cardan shaft to length

495.851

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OVERVIEW

Overview

Designations:

(1) Chassis

(2) Rotor unit right rear

(3) Swath apron

(4) Rotor unit left front

(5) Spare wheel attachment for rotor chassis

(6) Lower linkage attachment with support stand

(7) Inner jockey wheel

(8) Outer jockey wheel (optional equipment)

(9) Tine rack

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TRACTOR REQUIREMENTS

Tractor

The following tractor requirments are necessary to operate

the implement:

- Tractor output: TOP 662: from 44 kW / 60

- Attaching: Lower link Cat. II

- Connections:

see "Required hydraulics and Electrical

Connections" table"

Ballast weights

The front of the tractor must have sufficient ballast weights

to guarantee braking and steering capabilities.

DANGER

Life hazard or material hazard - due to wrong tractor

ballast distribution.

• The front axle of the tractor must always be

loaded with at least 20% of the tractor's tare

weight to guarantee the steering and braking

capacity of the tractor/trailer unit.

20%

Lifting unit (three-point linkage)

371-08-16

- The tractor’s lifting unit (three-point linkage) must be

designed for the occurring load. (See technical data)

- The lifting struts are to be set at the same length (4)

using the appropriate adjusting device

(See the tractor manufacturer’s operating manual)

- Select the rear position if the lifting rods can be set in

various positions on the lower link. This relieves the

pressure on the tractor’s hydraulic system.

- The limiting chain or lower link stabilisers (5) are to

be set so that the attached machine CANNOT move

sideways. (Safety measure for transportation)

Hydraulic control on the lifting gear

The lifting hydraulics shall be switched on

position control:

- for transportation

- when (un)attaching the machine

- after switching off the control panel

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TRACTOR REQUIREMENTS

Necessary hydraulic connections

Design Consumer Single-acting

hydraulic connection

Double-acting

hydraulic connection

Standard Raising and lowering the rotor units X

Hydraulic swath apron X

*) Floating (Neutral) position required

Power connections required

Design Consumer Pin Volt Power connection

Standard Lighting 7-pin 12 V DC According to DIN-ISO 1724

Optional Single rotor operation 2-pin 12 V DC according to DIN-9680

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ATTACHING THE MACHINE

General safety information

DANGER

Risk of death - in the event of unpredictable

movements of tractor or machine

• Park the machine only on ﬁ rm, level ground.

• Secure the tractor against unintentional

rolling.

• Turn the engine off.

• Remove the key.

• Secure the machine against tipping using

supports (1).

Attaching the machine

WARNING

Risk of serious injury through crushing when coupling

the machine to the lower linkage.

• When coupling to the lower linkage, take

particular care not to become wedged or

caught in between.

NOTE

Material damage due to lateral movement of the device

in the mounting frame.

• Adjust the limiting chains and stabilizers of

the lower links in such a way that no lateral

stability of the attachment is possible.

NOTE

Property damage through improperly attaching the

machine.

• Mount the chassis frame horizontally to the

tractor's lifting gear.

1. Couple the headstock on the tractor:

- Switch off PTO shaft

- Attach headstock to the lower link of the tractor

- Properly secure coupling pin

- Position chassis frame correctly

2. Fold up support stand

CAUTION

Risk of injury from improperly mounted machine.

• The machine may fall to the ground when

the support leg is removed. Check that the

implement and tractor are properly connect-

ed.

- Unlock support stand from the bolt

- Push support stand down with your foot and fold up

CAUTION

Risk of injury through raised support stand

• Mind the self-opening support stand

when unlocking it.

- The bolt engages automatically

3. Make electrical connections

Lighting:

- Attach 7-pin plug to tractor (E3)

- Check that the lighting functions on the machine

Single rotor operation (variant):

- Couple the 2-pin plug on the tractor

4. Connect hydraulics

- Place lever on tractor control unit at floating position

(0)

- Ensure clean plug connections

- Connect hydraulic hoses

- Install the cord (Standard) or the cable and the control

unit (single-rotor variant) in the tractor cabin

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ATTACHING THE MACHINE

5. Fit cardan shaft

- Turn engine off and remove ignition key.

- Before fitting the cardan shaft, clean and grease the

machine's connection profiles and the pto.

- To start, install the wide-angle joint to the machine.

- Then attach the cardan shaft to the tractor's pto.

- Secure the guard tubes for all cardan shafts against

rotating by attaching the safety chains.

DANGER

Life-threatening danger exists when cardan

shaft length is unadapted

• Before initial operation, check the

length of the cardan shaft and adapt if

necessary.

• A tractor change is considered to be

an initial operation.

• See chapter "Adapting the Cardan

shaft" in Appendix B.

025-05-04

Trimming process

- To adjust the length, hold cardan shaft halves in the

shortest operating position (L2) next to one another

and mark.

Shortest possible operating position (L2):

1. Lower hoist completely

2. Steering turned to lock.

(see adjacent illustration)

For details see Chapter "Adapting the cardan shaft" in

supplement B of these Operating Instructions.

Securing of unbraked devices by means

of a tear-off chain

The operator must protect unbraked devices against loss

during travel by means of a tear-off chain. Mounting points

on the device side depend on the type of connection. Please

refer to the illustrations below:

1. Breakaway chain for lower link hitch:

094-18-402

2. Breakaway chain for rigid drawbar:

094-18-403

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ATTACHING THE MACHINE

Parking the machine

The machine can be parked both in the working position

and in the transport position.

DANGER

Risk of death - in the event of unpredictable

movements of tractor or machine

• Park the machine only on ﬁ rm, level ground.

• Secure the tractor against unintentional

rolling.

• Turn the engine off.

• Remove the key.

• Secure the machine against tipping using

supports (1).

1. Turn off the engine and remove the ignition

key.

2. Fold in the support stand

- Unlock spring-loaded bolts (B)

- Swivel support stand (5a) up and let it engage

3. Uncouple lines and the drivetrain

- Pull the cardan shaft off and place it on the support

(6).

- Uncouple the hydraulic lines and place them in the

hose support (7) (If problems occur, bring the control

unit to floating position)

- Remove the cord (Standard) or the cable and the

control unit (single rotor raising) from the tractor

cabin

- Uncouple electric cable from tractor and place it on

the cable holder (7) (For single rotor operation, two

electric cables need to be uncoupled.)

4. Unhitch unit from tractor.

5. Secure machine with anti-theft device

1. Fit anti-theft device to the coupling

2. Secure anti-theft device with a padlock.

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TRANSPORT

Safety advice

DANGER

Life-threatening danger through machine tipping over.

• Carry out the change from working position

to transport position, and vice versa, only on

level, ﬁ rm ground!

DANGER

Life-threatening danger exists through moving parts

when changing from transport to working position.

• Make sure that the swivel range is clear and

that no-one is standing in the danger area.

• Do not enter the danger zone yourself.

DANGER

Life-threatening danger exists through rotating rotors

when reducing the transport height.

• Switch off the pto shaft.

• Remove the tractor key!

• Wait until rotors comes to a complete stand-

still.

DANGER

Life-threatening danger exists through unsecured

rotor arms.

• Check the transport safety device before

each transport run! The gyro arms must be

locked with the hook. The locking hooks of

the transport lock (7) must be fully engaged

in the pivot of the outriggers.

Conversion from working to transport

position

075-09-07

1. Lifting the rotors

NOTE

Risk of material damage due to collision of the jockey

wheel on the rear rotor with the guard hoop off the

front rotor.

• Ensure that the jockey wheel on the rear

rotor is unpinned from the ﬁ rst hole (1) or

the fourth hole (2).

- Release the transport securing device by pulling the

rope and holding.

- Raise the rotors into transport position with the single-

action control unit

- Release rope to allow transport securing device to lock

in place

- Check correct locking of the transport securing device

(4) at both rotors.

TRANSPORT

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Changing from headland to transport

position

075-09-39

1. Lifting the rotors

- use the single-action control unit to lower the rotor arm

until the transport securing device (1) can be released.

- Release the transport securing device by pulling the

rope and holding.

- Raise the rotors into transport position with the single-

action control unit

- Release rope to allow transport securing device to lock

in place

- Check correct locking of the transport securing device

(2) at both rotors.

Driving on public roads

• Only transport the machine in the transport position!

• Observe the statutory regulations for your country.

• Driving on public roads may only be carried out as

described in chapter “Transport position”.

• Safety devices must be in proper condition.

• Before driving off, bring swivelling parts to correct

position and secure against dangerous position

changes.

• Check that the lighting functions before driving off.

WARNING

Risk of serious injury from protruding tines in

transport position.

• Put the protective strips (1) onto the tines

before lifting the rotor arms into transport

position.

Hydraulic lower link

• Secure the hydraulic lower link (U) so that machine

cannot swing out sideways.

TRANSPORT

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Frame - chassis

The frame chassis is steerable. The swivelling headstock

transfers the steering movement to the frame chassis

using a steering rod.

In the optimum basic setting, the frame chassis is trailed flush

to the tractor when driving straight ahead. (See illustration)

The steering rod length can be re-adjusted if the implement

does not trail flush.

The adjustment unit is located on the headstock.

1. Loosen the locknut (1)

2. Remove splint (3) and loosen nut (3) at start of

steering rod - directly behind the tractor.

3. Pull steering rod up and away.

4. Turn the spindle (2) until the required steering axle

position is reached.

5. Re-fit ball joint

A Spindle (2) must be screwed in.

B Spindle (2) must be screwed out.

044-01-009

Machine dimensions in transport

position

The following dimensions will not be exceeded if the

transport position is established correctly:

Type H e i g h t

(m)

Width (m) L e n g t h

(m)

TOP 662 wide

chassis

4.00 2.90 8.10

T O P 6 6 2

n a r r o w

chassis

4.00 2.55 8.10

Reducing transport height:

T r a n s p o r t

height

Condition

4.06 m Swath apron retracted

but not

folded in

4.00 m Swath apron folded in

3.50 m Tines removed and safety hoop

folded out

This height cannot be reached with

a mechanical swath curtain.

TRANSPORT

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Transport height 4 m - fold in swath

apron

1. pull bolt back, turn and allow to lock in retracted position

2. Fold in swath apron

Transport height 3.5m - retract swath

apron

The following steps are to be performed to reduce (by

approx. 450mm) the implement height in transport position:

1. Release bolt (using linchpin below the frame tubing)

and remove

2. Push the swath apron towards the frame as far as

possible

3. Secure swath apron in this position with bolt and linchpin.

TRANSPORT

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Transport height 3.5m

- Remove tines and fold out the safety

hoop

4. Remove the top three tines of both rotors. The tines are

secured with linchpins. Store the tines removed in the

holder provided.

NOTE

Risk of material damage due to loss of tines.

• Observe the direction of rotation of the

tines and the spring pins when attaching

the tines. The spring pin must close in the

rotation direction.

5. Folding out the safety bar: First remove the spring

linchpin (from opening 1) and fold the safety bar back

completely. Then re-secure using the spring linchpin

(opening 2).

6. Go to transport position.

Operation of the tine holder

1. Pull the handle (3) of the lock in driving direction

backwards (a) and then towards the body (b) to

open the locking device.

2. Insert a tine arm or remove a tine arm.

3. Press the lock back - towards implement centre.

The locking device clicks into place and the times

are secured.

Tine covering

CAUTION

Risk of injury exists through the sharp edges on the

spring tines. Passers-by, cyclists and others

• Fit the tine guard onto the remaining spring

tines.

Fitting the tine coverings:

1. Pin the tine covering right across all tines on a tine arm.

Cover all remaining tine arms on the machine using a

protective covering.

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