Pottinger LION 302 Operating instructions

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Rotary Harrow
99 8751.GB.80N.0
LION 252.8 WG
(Type 8735: + . . 01001)
LION 302.10 WG
(Type 8751: + . . 01001)
LION 302.12 WG
(Type 8752: + . . 01001)
LION 402 WG
(Type 8753 : + . . 01001)
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CONTENTS GB
Table of contents
WARNING SIGNS
Recommendations for work safety! ...........................5
CE sign ......................................................................5
Meaning of warning signs ..........................................5
TRACTOR REQUIREMENT
Tractor .......................................................................6
Ballast weights ..........................................................6
Lifting Unit (Three-point Linkage) ..............................6
Required Hydraulic Connections ...............................6
Required Power Connections ....................................6
ATTACHING THE MACHINE
Loading Notes ...........................................................7
Preparation for attachment to the tractor ..................7
Machine attachment ..................................................8
Detaching the Machine ..............................................8
TRANSPORT
Transport position .....................................................9
SETTINGS
Rotor Speed ............................................................10
Working Depth .........................................................11
Scraper Plates of Rollers .........................................12
Side Shields .............................................................13
Levelling Bars ..........................................................14
USE
Use ..........................................................................15
ROW MARKER
Row marker .............................................................16
MACHINE COMBINATIONS
Possible combinations ...........................................17
Attach attachable seed drill .....................................17
Attach mounted seed drill .......................................18
MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
Advice for general maintence ..................................21
Changing the tines ...................................................21
Variant: Quick tine change.......................................21
Drive shaft ................................................................21
Cleaning of machine parts .......................................21
Spur wheel - angular gear .......................................22
Winter storage .........................................................22
Lubrication chart ......................................................23
TECHNICAL DATA
Technical Data .........................................................26
Intended Use of the Rotary Harrow: ........................26
Position of Vehicle Identification Plate ....................26
SUPPLEMENT
Driveshaft .................................................................31
Lubricants ................................................................ 33
Combination of tractor and mounted implement ....35
Observe Safety
Points in Supple-
ment A!
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WARNING SIGNS
CE sign
The CE sign, 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
By signing the EU Declaration of Conformity, the manufacturer declares that the machine being brought into service
complies with all relevant safety and health requirements.
bsb 447 410
Meaning of warning signs
Danger - stay clear of rotating machine
parts
Danger-flying objects; keep safe distance
from the machine as long as the engine is
running.
Never reach into the crushing danger area as
long as parts may move.
Not step onto the machine when PTO is
connected and engine is running.
Recommendations for work safety!
All points referring to satety in this manual are in di ca ted by this sign.
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TRACTOR REQUIREMENT
Tractor
The following tractor requirements must be met for operation of this machine:
- Tractor power: as of 50kW / 68PS
up to 132kW / 180PS
- Attachment: lower link cat. II and cat. III
- Connections: see table “Required hydraulics and power connections”
Ballast weights
Ballast weights
The tractor must be fitted with sufficient ballast weights
at the front to ensure steering and braking ability.
At least 20% of the unloaded vehicle
weight on the front axle.
Lifting Unit (Three-point Linkage)
- The tractor’s lifting unit (three-point linkage) must be designed for the load arising. (See technical data)
- The lifting rods must be adjusted to the same length
using the corresponding adjusting device (4).
(See tractor manufacturer’s operating instructions)
- Select the rear position if the lifting rods can be adjusted
in various positions on the lower link. This relieves the
pressure on the tractor’s hydraulic system.
- The limiting chains or stabilisers of the lower link (5)
must be adjusted so that there is no possibility of the
attached implements moving laterally. (Safety measures
for transport journeys)
Required Hydraulic Connections
Consumer Single-acting
hydraulic connection
Double-acting
hydraulic connection
Marking
(Implement side)
Standard
Row marker (variation) X
Hydro lift (variation) X
Required Power Connections
Consumer Pole Volt Power connection
Standard
Lighting 7-pin 12 VDC to DIN-ISO 1724
20%
Kg
371-08-16
371-08-16
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ATTACHING THE MACHINE
Loading Notes
The following load attachment points are provided on the
rotary harrow for loading with a crane
- Bracket of 3-point suspension (1)
- Outside left and right on frame of trailing roller (2)
(Rotary harrows overall weight see section entitled
"Technical Data")
Attention!
Do not remain
close to or under
the raised ma-
chine.
Preparation for attachment to the tractor
Adjust the lower link brackets of your rotary harrow to the
mounting bracket category of your tractor.
Category II:
Interchange the lower link brackets of your mounting
bracket so that the rocker is inside. Insert the pin with the
small end (KAT II) into the rocker.
Category III:
Interchange the lower link brackets of your mounting
bracket so that the rocker is outside. Insert the pin with
the big end (KAT III) into the rocker.
173-12-04
173-12-05
2
2
1
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ATTACHING THE MACHINE GB
Detaching the Machine
Attention!
Only park the rota-
ry harrow on firm,
level ground!
Requirement:
Only park the rotary harrow on firm, level ground. Ensure
there is enough clear space to make it easy to re-attach
the rotary harrow to the tractor.
Removal:
- Disconnect the 7-pin plug of the lighting from the
tractor.
- Disconnect the hydraulic lines depending on the
equipment.
- Disconnect the PTO drive shaft.
- Relieve pressure on upper link and uncouple.
- Uncouple lower link and drive the tractor forwards
carefully.
Machine attachment
Requirement:
Check the suitability of your tractor according to the section
located in the attachment entitled “Important Additional
Information for Your Safety” before attaching the rotary
harrow to the tractor.
Attention!
Risk of crushing! Instruct all people to get
out of the hazard area prior to driving the
tractor up close to the machine!
Attachment:
- Prepare the tractor hoist in accordance with the section
entitled “Tractor Requirements”
Attention!
When attaching and detaching the rotary
harrow, the tractor must be secured against
rolling before anyone may enter the hazard
area between the tractor and the machine!
- Attach lower link to hinged rockers (3) and secure.
Hinged rockers (3)can be moved horizontally (5) and
should be adjusted according to the tractor.
- Attach upper link and secure (4).
- Connect PTO drive shaft.
Couple the overload cut-off of the PTO drive shaft to
the connection of the attached implement.
- Connect the 7-pin plug of the lighting to the tractor.
- Connect the hydraulic lines depending on the
equipment.
Attention!
Check the length
of the PTO drive
shaft prior to first
use and adjust if
necessary! See
the section "PTO
Drive Shaft" in
Attachment B of
these Operating
Instructions for
details.
Attention!
Observe the gene-
ral safety notes
in the attachment
to the Operating
Instructions!
Attention!
Only activate the tractor’s lifting hydraulics
if there is no-one in the hazard area!
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TRANSPORT
Transport position
Safety note:
Statutory notes on
attached imple-
ments which are
towed by tractors
during road travel
- see attachment
C
Caution!
Observe the local rules and regulations
(particularly with respect to the transport
width of the LION 402 when attached).
Requirement:
The rotary harrow’s transport width can be reduced to
less than 3 m. The transport height varies depending on
the equipment. The country-specific regulations must
be observed.
Establish transport position:
- Unlatch side plates, swing up and secure (1).
- Check that the lighting functions.
- LION 402: e.g. loading onto a trailer
Version: Row marker
- Swing up row marker and secure (2).
(Details see section on “Row Marker”)
Version: Seed drill attached above or behind
- The seed drill attached above or behind may increase
the transport dimensions of the entire work unit.
- Transport notes relating to the seed drill attached above
or behind must also be complied with.
(Details see Operating Instructions of "Seed drill")
Attention!
Travelling on or
climbing onto the
rotary harrows
whilst running is
prohibited!
1
2
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SETTINGS
Rotor Speed
Attention!
Take precautions
against the
possibility of oil
escaping before
opening the ge-
arbox cover, e.g.
place an oil pan
underneath.
Requirement:
The speed of the rotors may be pre-selected depending on
the tractor power and ambient conditions. This is carried
out either by way of the pre-selected PTO drive shaft
speed of the tractor or by the position of the gearwheels
in the rotary harrow’s transmission.
PTO drive shaft speed:
The recommended speed of the tractor’s PTO drive shaft
is 1000 rpm. The lowest torque occurs at this speed and
this protects the drive components.
The speed of the tractor’s PTO drive shaft may be reduced
to 750 rpm or 540 rpm on soft ground or with a low
working depth.
Reposition gearwheels in rotary harrow’s
transmission:
- Raise the rotary harrow and tilt as far forwards as
possible with the upper link to minimise oil leakage.
Attention!
Risk of crushing! Secure the tractor against
accidental rolling before carrying out any
maintenance or repair work on the rotary
harrow in the attached condition and
secure the rotary harrow against accidental
lowering by using support elements (1)!
- Unscrew gearbox cover (2).
- Attach gearwheels according to table above.
- Screw on gearbox cover (2) and check for leak-
tightness.
- Check gearbox oil level and top up if necessary. (see
section on “Maintenance” for details)
Attention!
Pay attention to
cleanliness when
working on the
open gearbox so
that no dirt gets
into the gears!
1
2
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SETTINGS GB
Working Depth
Note:
It is recommended
that the adjusting
unit be cleaned in
advance to make
adjustment work
easier.
The working depth of the rotary is determined by the pivot
arc of the attached roller. The pivot arc is limited upwards
by the marking position of the bolts in the frame’s hole on
the right and left-hand sides.
Adjustment:
- Raise rotary harrow
The roller lowers as a result and pressure is relieved
on the bolts.
Attention!
Secure the tractor against accidental
rolling and secure the rotary harrow against
lowering accidentally (1)!
- Remove pin (2) and insert as required.
Lowest position (A) = lowest possible working depth
Uppermost position (B) = highest possible working
depth
The working depth is increased/decreased by 2.5 cm
by each hole position.
- The pins (2) on the right side have to be inserted in the
same position as the pins on the left side.
- Secure pins (2).
2
1
173-12-02
A
B
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SETTINGS GB
Scraper Plates of Rollers
Note:
It is recommended
that the adjusting
unit be cleaned in
advance to make
adjustment work
easier.
The scraper plates clean the rollers of dirt.
Adjustment:
(for all rollers with scraper plates except cutting packing
roller)
- Raise rotary harrow
The roller is clear and it is possible to test that it runs
freely.
Attention!
Secure the tractor against accidental
rolling and secure the rotary harrow against
lowering accidentally (1)!
- Loosen screws (2) on both sides
- Use screw (3) to adjust the wear on the scraper plate.
- Retighten screws (2)!
Note:
Only adjust the scraper plates to the extent
that a scraper plate does not prevent the
roller from running freely. The scraper
plates may be adjusted individually as
required, by loosening bolt (4) and moving
the scraper plate in the slotted hole.
Setting:
for the cuttnig packing roller
1. Loosen bolts (6) (7)
2. Using a lever (e.g.: screw driver) in bush (5) turn the
bar at the pivot point (7).
3. Re-tighten bolts (6) (7).
Note:
Only adjust the scraper plates to the extent
that a scraper plate does not prevent the
roller from running freely. The scraper
plates may be adjusted individually as
required, by loosening bolt (4) and moving
the scraper plate in the slotted hole.
1
23
4
5
7
6
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SETTINGS GB
Side Shields
Attention!
Among other things
the side shields
are also used as a
protective device.
The drive may
only be switched
on if the side
shields have been
pivoted into the
working position.
The side shields screen access to the outer processing
tines in the working position and support preparation of
the seed bed in that the soil processed cannot escape
to the side.
Variant 1:
Adjustment of transport position:
The side shields may be pivoted into the transport
position to reduce the rotary harrow’s transport width to
less than 3 m.
- Release the side shield using bolt (1)
- Lift the side shield completely and secure in the transport
position using bolt (1)
Variant 2:
Shield guidance by means of parallelogram:
The shield guidance is additionally equipped with a
parallelogram if the rotary harrow is fitted with a row marker
or if it is combined with a seed drill attachment.
Adjustment of shield position in working
position:
The shield position should be adjusted such that the
shield slides through the soil approx. 1 - 2 cm deep
when in use.
The shield position may be adjusted according to the
ambient conditions (e.g. crop residues).
- Open screws (2)
- Adjust desired position
- Tighten screws (2)
2
1
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SETTINGS GB
Levelling Bars
Attention!
Danger of being
pulled in! Only
carry out adjust-
ment work on the
levelling bars with
the drive switched
off!
The rotary harrow is equipped as standard with a rear
bar and on request with a front bar. The levelling bars are
height adjustable.
Adjustment of rear bar:
- Take the eccentric lever (aid for easier adjustment) out
of parking position (1)
- Insert eccentric lever (2) into the first free hole in the
arm of the levelling bar and pivot until bolt (3) is relieved
of pressure and can be removed.
- Pivot eccentric lever further until the levelling bar can
be positioned in the next holed using bolt (3).
- Repeat the process until the desired position of the
levelling bar is achieved.
- Place the eccentric lever in the parking position (1).
Adjustment of front rail:
- same as for the rear bar although insertion is carried
out on the arm of levelling bar (4)
3 2
1
4
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USE
Use
Attention!
All people must be directed out of the
hazard area and all protective devices must
be completely attached before the rotary
harrow’s drive is switched on!
Starting work:
On the field, lower the rotary harrow to just above the
soil and only then bring the PTO drive shaft up to the
intended speed.
Approach with the tractor and lower the rotary harrow
completely whilst doing so.
Turning:
Only raise the rotary harrow as far as necessary for the
turning procedure. If the PTO drive shaft is only angled
slightly in the process, it may continue to run.
The PTO drive shaft must be switched off if the machine
runs noisily in the raised condition.
Blockages:
The PTO drive shaft is equipped with an overload clutch to
intercept any blockages on stony ground or other obstacles
without damaging the rotary harrow.
Removing blockages:
- stop the tractor
- Raise the rotary harrow and reduce the speed of the
PTO drive shaft at the same time.
If the rotors are free from blockages, the cam-type
cut-out clutch of the PTO drive shaft engages again
audibly due to the reduced speed and work may be
continued.
The rotors must be freed of the blockage or obstacle if
they do not start to rotate.
Attention!
Secure the tractor against accidental
rolling and secure the rotary harrow against
lowering accidentally (1)!
Switch off the rotary harrow’s drive!
Attention!
Despite the protec-
tive covers, there
is a possibility
that objects will
be thrown out by
the rotary harrow.
People must be
directed out of
the hazard area!
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ROW MARKER
Function:
The disk row markers are activated hydraulically with a
single-action control unit.
Both row markers are raised if the control unit is switched
to “Raise”.
The left and right-hand row marker alternately is brought
into the working position if the control unit is switched to
“lower” (floating position).
Adjustment:
Set row marker at centre of tractor (M) or tractor tyres (M1):
- To determine M / M1, the following formula has to be
applied:
M = (A + R ) / 2
Example: (300 + 12)/2 = 156 cm
M1 = M - S/2 = (A+R)/2 - S/2
A… Working width in cm
R… Row distance in cm
M… Dimension from tractor center in cm
M1… Dimension from inner tyre in cm
S… Tractor's track in cm
- Pivot the row marker into the working position and
adjust the determined dimension (A) at adjustment
point (2) according to the adjacent diagram.
Adjust row marker grip:
- the disk axle may be rotated at the adjustment point
(1). The desired grip can be adjusted according to the
soil conditions.
Collision lock:
The row markers are fitted with a shearable screw (As).
If the row marker encounters a solid obstacle, this screw
shears off and the row marker goes round the obstacle.
It is advisable to carry a shearable screw on the tractor.
Note!
Use only original Pöttinger parts! Screws
with a different tensile strength may cause
damage to the machine!
Transport setting:
The row markers are fitted with a transport lock. They
must be set in the transport position at fixing point (3)
and secured.
Attention!
The row markers must be secured for
road transport using the transport lock to
prevent them from pivoting accidentally
during the journey!
1 2
3
Row marker
As
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MACHINE COMBINATIONS
Possible combinations
Attach attachable seed drill
Hydrolift:
For jacking up the seed drill onto the rotary harrow for
shifting the weight
Adjustment:
The Hydrolift is adjustable horizontally using screws (1).
Adjust the hole distance equally on both sides at the same
time. Adjust the combination so that the seed drill runs as
closely as possible behind the rotary harrow and does not
collide with it when raised.
The arresting hooks can be adjusted vertically using
screws (3).
Attachment:
- Secure the coupled arresting hooks (4) properly.
- Adjust the top edge of the seed tank horizontally with
the transverse link
Caution!
The attachment
requirement
must be checked
carefully if the
rotary harrow is to
be combined with
attachments that
are not referred to
in the table!
Caution!
Select the setting
so that raising
the attachment
does not cause a
collision!
12 3
4
LION 252 LION 302 LION 402
Seed drill Mounting unit Seed drill Mounting unit Seed drill Mounting unit
Mounting Vitasem 250 Hydrolift Vitasem 300 Hydrolift Vitasem 400 Hydrolift
Vitasem 252 Hydrolift Vitasem 302 Hydrolift Vitasem 402 Hydrolift
others Hydrolift others Hydrolift others Hydrolift
extension Vitasem 251 A LION -
Vitasem 251 A
Vitasem 301 A LION - Vitasem
301 A
Vitasem 401 A LION - Vitasem
401 A
Vitasem 252 A LION -
Vitasem 252 A
Vitasem 302 A LION - Vitasem
302 A
Vitasem 402 A LION - Vitasem
402 A
others others others
pneumatic-
mounting
- - Aerosem 300 Mounting A-frame Aerosem 400 Mounting A-frame
- - others Mounting A-frame others Mounting A-frame
" others, only with equivalent mounting conditions for the Pöttinger machines that can be attached.
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MACHINE COMBINATIONS
Attach mounted seed drill
Caution!
Risk of crushing!
Instruct all people
to get out of the
hazard area when
driving the tractor
up close to the
seed drill!
Secure the tractor
against accidental
rolling when
attaching and
removing the
seed drill!
Only activate the
tractor’s lifting
hydraulics if
there is no-one
in the hazard
area between the
tractor and the
seed drill!
1) Prepare rotary harrow for attachment:
- Pin the roller of the rotary harrow at the lowest position
(1)
Note:
The roller fixing of the rotary harrow must
be pivotable when joined to the seed drill.
- Raise rotary harrow
- Insert the auxiliary bolt (2) (parking position is on the
levelling bar) into the auxiliary hole of the roller (3)
(Makes it easier to remove the pivot pin)
- Lower rotary harrow
- Remove pivot pin (4). The roller of the rotary harrow
must be pivotable when joined to the seed drill!
- Open the 4 retaining brackets (5)
1
2
3
4
5
Caution!
Risk of crushing!
Secure the tractor
with attached
rotary harrow
against accidental
starting and
rolling!
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MACHINE COMBINATIONS
2) Mount seed drill on rotary harrow:
Caution!
Risk of crushing! Instruct people to get out
of the hazard area.
Those giving instructions may only step
between the machines once the tractor has
stopped and secured!
- Drive the rotary harrow under the Vitasem until the
Vitasem’s connecting bolts are positioned above the
rotary harrow’s connection mounts.
Caution!
Danger of tipping! The seed drill’s centre
of gravity is behind the tank. When raising
the rotary harrow, make sure that the seed
drill’s rear support feet are still in contact
with the ground. Until the front connection
mounts (6) have been secured!
- Raise rotary harrow until it is possible to secure the front
brackets of the connection mounts (6).
- Remove auxiliary bolts (7) and place back in parking
position
- Raise rotary harrow until rear retaining brackets can be
secured (8).
- Remove the front supporting feet.
- Lower rotary harrow and attach upper link (9).
Select the setting of the upper link so that the upper
edge of the seed hopper is horizontal in use.
- Raise the combination until the rear support feet can
be removed.
3) Join up connecting lines
Caution!
Damage to property! Carry out the routeing
of all connecting lines carefully and
allow for slight movements between the
attachments.
- Connect hydraulic lines to tractor
- Connect connection cable of compass control.
Attach the terminal in the tractor and ensure that cable
route is protected.
- Connect connecting cable of lighting to tractor
6
7
8
9
Note:
Check compatibility
if a rotary harrow
is combined with
a non-Pöttinger
seed drill!
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MACHINE COMBINATIONS
6.1
START
6
5.2
5.1
90°
5
4.2
4.1
3.3
3.2
3.1
3
2.2
2.1
1.3
1.2
1.1
1
Note:
This label is attached inside the cover of the seed
hopper of Pöttinger mounted seed drill.
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Pottinger LION 302 Operating instructions

Category
Mini tillers
Type
Operating instructions
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