Pottinger HIT HT 17160 Operating instructions

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Mini tillers
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Operating instructions
2064.en-US.80X.1
Original operating instructions
Tedder
HIT HT 17160
2064
Machine no.: +..0001
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Dear customer,
Quality is value that pays for itself. Therefore, we apply the highest quality standards to our
products, which are continuously monitored by our in-house quality management and by our
management. Because safety, flawless function, the highest quality and absolute reliability of
our machines in operation are our core competencies for which we stand.
These operating instructions are intended to facilitate getting to know your machine, and pro-
vide you with clear information on safe and proper handling, care and maintenance. There-
fore, please take some time to read the instructions.
These operating instructions are part of the machine. They must be kept in a suitable loca-
tion during the entire service life of the machine and must be accessible to personnel at all
times. Instructions on the basis of existing national regulations on accident prevention, traffic
regulations and environmental protection must be added.
All personnel charged with the operation, maintenance or transport of the machine must
have read and understood these instructions, in particular the safety instructions, before
starting work. Failure to follow these instructions will void the warranty.
If you have any questions regarding the contents of these operating instructions or any other
questions about this machine, please contact your PÖTTINGER service partner.
Timely and conscientious care and maintenance according the established maintenance in-
tervals will ensure operational and traffic safety as well as the reliability of your machine.
Only use original spare parts or spare parts and accessories approved by PÖTTINGER
Landtechnik GmbH. Only the original spare parts approved by us have been tested by us
and thus fulfill the suitable prerequisites for use in your machine. If unapproved parts are
used, the guarantee or warranty claim will be lost. Even after the warranty period has ex-
pired, we recommend using original spare parts to ensure the continuous performance of the
machine.
The product liability law obligates the manufacturer as well as the dealer to hand over in-
structions when selling machines and to train the customer on the machine by referring to the
safety, operating and maintenance instructions. A confirmation in the form of a delivery dec-
laration is required to prove that the machine and the instructions have been handed over
properly. The delivery declaration is filled out electronically by the dealer.
According to product liability law, every self-employed person and farmer is an entrepreneur.
Entrepreneurial property damage is therefore excluded from liability by PÖTTINGER accord-
ing to product liability law. Property damage within the meaning of product liability law is
damage caused by a machine, but not to it.
The operating instructions are part of the machine, therefore hand them over to the new own-
er when passing on the machine. Train the new owner, and refer the owner to the aforemen-
tioned instructions.
Your PÖTTINGER service team wishes you much success.
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Presentation conventions
This section contains explanations for a better understanding of the figures, safety instruc-
tions, warnings and textual descriptions used in these operating instructions.
Safety instructions / warnings
Safety instructions of a general nature are always at the beginning of a section. They warn of
dangers that may arise during operation of the machine or during preparations for work on
the machine. Warnings warn of dangers that may arise immediately during a procedure or
work step on the machine. Warnings are listed together with the respective procedures /
work steps in the instructional text.
Safety instructions and warnings are presented as follows:
DANGER
If the instructions in a text section marked in this way are not followed, there is a risk
of fatal or life-threatening injury.
Make sure to follow all instructions in such text sections!
WARNING
If the instructions in a text section marked in this way are not followed, there is a risk
of serious injury.
Make sure to follow all instructions in such text sections!
CAUTION
If the instructions in a text section marked in this way are not followed, there is a risk
of injury.
Make sure to follow all instructions in such text sections!
NOTICE
If the instructions in a text section marked in this way are not followed, there is a risk
of property damage.
Make sure to follow all instructions in such text sections!
TIP
Text sections marked in this way contain recommendations and tips for handling the ma-
chine.
ENVIRONMENT
Text sections marked in this way contain information on the topic of environmental protec-
tion.
Directional information
Directional information (such as left, right, front, rear) is given based on the normal “working
direction of travel” of the machine.
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Orientation information for a figure of a machine detail, refers to this figure itself and is only
understood as relative to the direction of travel occasionally. The meaning of the orientation
information (if required), is clear from the accompanying text itself.
Designations
In these operating instructions, the existing interchangeable equipment for agricultural vehi-
cles (according to European Directive 2006/42/EC) is referred to as the machine.
Vehicles intended for driving the existing machine are referred to as tractors.
Equipment designated as optional is only offered on certain machine versions or only in cer-
tain countries.
Cross-references
Cross-references to another place in the operating instructions or another document are in
the text, with specification of the chapter and subchapter or section. The name of the sub-
chapter or section is in quotation marks. (Example: Check all screws on the machine for
tightness. See “Tightening torques” on page xxx.) The subchapter or section can also be
found in the document via an entry in the table of contents.
Action steps
An arrow or sequential numbering indicates action steps that should be performed.
A black-bordered indented arrow or sequential indented numbering indicates intermedi-
ate results or intermediate steps that should be performed.
Figures
Figures may differ in detail from your machine and are to be understood as a schematic dia-
gram/symbolic illustration.
Use of colors
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Figures in electronically distributable documents (PDF) are also displayed in color and can
be printed in color if required.
Use of symbols
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prove the comprehensibility of the image content, or are intended to draw attention to a spe-
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Product delivery instructions
Please check the points listed according to the product liability obligation.
Please mark with a cross where applicable.
Machine checked according to delivery note. All enclosed parts removed; all safety
equipment, cardan shaft and operating equipment present.
Operation, commissioning and maintenance of the machine or device discussed
and clarified with the customer based on the operating instructions.
Tires checked for correct air pressure.
Wheel nuts checked for tight fit.
Correct PTO shaft speed and direction of rotation pointed out.
Adjustment to the tractor performed; three-point adjustment, drawbar height, hand-
brake lever attachment in the tractor cab, forced steering linkage adjusted, compati-
bility of all required electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic plug connections to the trac-
tor checked and established.
Cardan shaft correctly cut to length.
Test run of all machine functions as well as parking brake and service brake per-
formed and no defects found.
Function explanation during test run.
Swinging into transport and working position explained.
Information about desired or additional equipment given.
Information on required reading of the operating instructions given.
A confirmation is required to prove that the machine and the operating instructions have
been handed over properly. For this purpose, you have received a confirmation email from
PÖTTINGER. If you have not received this email, please contact your local dealer. Your
dealer can fill out the delivery declaration online.
Austria
PÖTTINGER Landtechnik GmbH
Industriegelände 1
4710 Grieskirchen
Phone+43 7248 600-0
Fax+43 7248 600-2513
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Change index
Date Index Reason for change Changed chapter
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Screw tightening torques factory standard
Screw tightening torques................................................................................................... 12
Design and function
Included accessories......................................................................................................... 13
Retrofit program................................................................................................................ 13
At a glance
Labeling............................................................................................................................. 14
Type plate.................................................................................................................... 14
Functional elements.................................................................................................... 15
Description
Declaration of conformity.................................................................................................. 17
Intended use..................................................................................................................... 18
Improper use..................................................................................................................... 18
Technical data
Technical data................................................................................................................... 19
Tires and load capacity index...................................................................................... 20
Safety and environment
Safety instructions............................................................................................................. 23
Qualification of the personnel............................................................................................ 23
Performing maintenance work.......................................................................................... 23
Organizational measures.................................................................................................. 23
Ensuring operational safety............................................................................................... 24
Special dangers................................................................................................................ 25
Warning signs................................................................................................................... 26
Operational danger zone................................................................................................... 29
Traffic safety equipment.................................................................................................... 31
Parking brake operation.................................................................................................... 34
Support leg operation........................................................................................................ 36
Disposal of the machine.................................................................................................... 40
Content
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Transport locks
Activating / assembling / checking the transport locks...................................................... 41
Control terminal operation
BASIC CONTROL............................................................................................................. 44
Hydraulic preselection control (optional)..................................................................... 44
Operation
Tractor ballasting............................................................................................................... 46
Determining the tractor ballasting through the weighing method................................ 47
Determining the tractor ballasting through calculation................................................. 49
Setting / conversion........................................................................................................... 50
Prerequisites for commissioning a cardan shaft.......................................................... 51
Activating the night swath gear.................................................................................... 53
Setting the rotor angle................................................................................................. 54
Adjusting the tine angle............................................................................................... 55
Working depth............................................................................................................. 57
Guide value display of the working depth......................................................................... 59
Coupling............................................................................................................................ 60
Commissioning............................................................................................................ 61
Connecting the hydraulic hoses.................................................................................. 61
Connecting the cables................................................................................................. 61
Connecting the preselection control (optional)............................................................ 62
Coupling the machine to the tractor............................................................................. 62
Coupling the cardan shaft............................................................................................ 68
Coupling the air brake system..................................................................................... 69
Starting work..................................................................................................................... 71
Cardan shaft permissible joint angles.......................................................................... 72
Transport journey........................................................................................................ 72
Establishing the headland position from the road transport position........................... 74
Establishing the working position from the headland position..................................... 77
Fenceline tedding (field edge clearing)........................................................................ 78
Usage.......................................................................................................................... 81
Establishing the headland position from the working position..................................... 83
Establishing the road transport position from the headland position........................... 84
Uncoupling........................................................................................................................ 86
Content
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Parking the machine.................................................................................................... 86
Disconnecting the preselection control (optional)........................................................ 88
Disconnecting the air brake system connecting lines.................................................. 89
Decommissioning the machine at the end of the season.................................................. 89
Maintenance
Maintaining operational readiness.................................................................................... 90
General notes.................................................................................................................... 90
Jack lifting points............................................................................................................... 91
Trailer brake valve quick release position (pneumatic brake)........................................... 92
Cardan shaft...................................................................................................................... 93
Condition-based maintenance
Tine change...................................................................................................................... 95
Tension check of the spring on the 3-point linkage........................................................... 95
Predetermined maintenance
Before each season.......................................................................................................... 96
Checking the cardan shaft cam clutch......................................................................... 96
Checking the friction clutch.......................................................................................... 96
Daily maintenance............................................................................................................. 97
Checking brake hoses and hose couplings................................................................. 97
Draining the compressed air tank................................................................................ 98
Checking the hydraulic system.................................................................................... 99
Checking / replacing lighting bulbs.............................................................................. 100
Checking / replacing warning signs, warning triangles, warning foils.......................... 100
Checking / correcting the tire pressure........................................................................ 101
Once after 8 hours............................................................................................................ 102
Checking/tightening all screw connections.................................................................. 102
First after 10 hours, after first load run when tires are changed, then every 500 hours.... 102
Tightening the wheel nuts............................................................................................ 102
Every 50 hours.................................................................................................................. 103
Lubricating the cardan shafts...................................................................................... 103
Lubricating the fenceline tedding system.................................................................... 104
Every 200 hours................................................................................................................ 105
Checking the brake pads............................................................................................. 105
Every 200 hours and after a standstill of more than 3 months.......................................... 105
Content
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Checking the standard brake linkage adjuster............................................................ 105
After each season (winter storage)................................................................................... 106
Changing the input gearbox oil.................................................................................... 107
Cleaning / preserving the machine.............................................................................. 108
Every 6 years.................................................................................................................... 109
Replacing the hydraulic hoses..................................................................................... 109
Lubrication schedule......................................................................................................... 110
Operating fluids
Operating fluid specification.............................................................................................. 112
Operating fluids and fill quantities..................................................................................... 112
Advice and support
Lighting.............................................................................................................................. 113
Repairing punctures on rotor units.................................................................................... 113
Cardan shaft cam clutch function...................................................................................... 115
Hydraulic system emergency operation (optional with preselection control).................... 115
Hydraulics......................................................................................................................... 117
Hydraulic plan.............................................................................................................. 117
Hydraulic plan with fenceline tedding adjustment........................................................ 118
Hydraulic plan with height adjustment and fenceline tedding adjustment................... 119
Supplement to the USA / CANADA operating instructions
USA / CANADA English warning signs............................................................................. 120
Safely towing loads........................................................................................................... 125
Content
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Screw tightening torques
This factory standard applies to all metric screws for which no special tightening torque is
specified in the drawing/instructions. The respective strength class can be seen on the screw
head.
The values specified are nominal values and apply to a head friction coefficient of
IJ=0.14 and a thread friction of IJ=0.125. Slight deviations of the clamping force due to
different friction coefficients may occur. The values listed must be observed with a toler-
ance of ± 10%.
If the specified tightening torques are used and the friction coefficients used are present,
the screw material is stressed to 90% of the minimum yield strength according to DIN
ISO 898.
If a special tightening torque is specified for a screw connection, all of these screw con-
nections must be tightened with a torque wrench and the specified tightening torque.
Metric thread Strength class 8.8 Strength class 10.9
Tightening torque Clamping force Tightening torque Clamping force
M 4 3,1 Nm 4000 N 4,4 Nm 5700 N
M 5 6,2 Nm 6600 N 8,7 Nm 9300 N
M 6 10,5 Nm 9300 N 15 Nm 13000 N
M 8 25 Nm 17000 N 36 Nm 24000 N
M 10 50 Nm 27000 N 70 Nm 38000 N
M 12 86 Nm 39500 N 121 Nm 56000 N
M 14 135 Nm 54000 N 195 Nm 76000 N
M 16 215 Nm 75000 N 300 Nm 105000 N
M 20 410 Nm 117000 N 580 Nm 164000 N
M 24 710 Nm 168000 N 1000 Nm 237000 N
M 30 1400 Nm 270000 N 2000 Nm 380000 N
M 8 x 1 27 Nm 18700 N 38 Nm 26500 N
M 10 x 1.25 53 Nm 29000 N 74 Nm 41000 N
M 12 x 1.25 95 Nm 44500 N 130 Nm 63000 N
M 14 x 1.5 150 Nm 60000 N 210 Nm 85000 N
M 16 x 1.5 230 Nm 81000 N 320 Nm 115000 N
M 20 x 1.5 460 Nm 134000 N 650 Nm 189000 N
M 24 x 2 780 Nm 188000 N 1090 Nm 265000 N
Screw tightening torques factory standard
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Included accessories
Operating instructions, spare parts list
Various tools
Retrofit program
The retrofit program of PÖTTINGER Landtechnik GmbH offers a wide range of retrofit op-
tions. Your service dealer will be pleased to provide you with further information.
Design and function
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Labeling
Type plate
1 = Type plate position
Type plate
Before an inquiry about the machine or technical issues, read the model and type from the
type plate and have it ready. Chassis no. and/or serial no. are absolutely necessary for or-
dering spare parts.
CE mark
The CE mark on the type plate confirms the conformity of the machine with the provisions of
the machinery directive (version valid at the time the machine was placed on the market).
Data included
The following data can be read on the type plate, depending on the machine type and de-
sign.
Data Data
Chassis number Year of manufacture
Model Model year
Vehicle identification number Axle loads per axle
Type Drawbar load
Serial number Permissible total weight
Base weight
At a glance
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Functional elements
Name and function
Pos. Name Function
1 Chassis Machine in headland position and road transport position.
2 Rear warning
signs with light-
ing
Warning device for other road users when driving on public
traffic areas.
3 Compressed air
tank
Pressure accumulator of the air brake system.
4 Side guard Prevents approach to the machine in working position and road
transport position.
5 Hydraulic cylin-
der
Start up of headland position, working position and road trans-
port position.
6 Spare wheel Spare wheel for punctures.
7 Tine guard Protective cover for the tine tips during transport journeys.
8 Front warning
sign with lighting
Warning device for other road users when driving on public
traffic areas.
9 Parking brake Secures the parked machine against rolling away.
10 Headstock/
drawbar
Optional three-point linkage or attachment to the tractor by
means of drawbar eye/ball coupling.
Drawbars with drawbar eye/ball coupling can be rotated and
optionally assembled for either top or bottom attachment.
Pos. Name Function
11 Hand crank Setting the working depth for all rotors.
At a glance
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Pos. Name Function
12 Brake cylinder Main chassis compressed air wheel brake cylinder.
13 Hydraulic cylin-
der
Raising the boom into headland position and folding the boom
into road transport position.
Pos. Name Function
14 Fenceline ted-
ding system
Folding the outer rotor back.
15 Wheel bracket
Winding protec-
tion (option with-
out figure)
Adjustable wheel carrier of the rotor units for setting the rotor
angle.
Winding protection is available from PÖTTINGER to prevent
fodder accumulation on the wheel brackets.
16 Protective
bracket
Prevents approach to the machine in the direction of travel in
working position.
At a glance
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Declaration of conformity
Description
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Intended use
The machine is intended exclusively for normal use in agricultural work. It is used for
tedding, turning and swathing of already mown fodder, roughage, wilted silage and
straw lying on the ground.
When used as intended, no other person is present besides the operator/user of the ma-
chine. The presence of a second person is only permitted for training purposes.
Intended use also includes following all contents of these instructions and observing the
warning signs (pictograms) on the machine.
Improper use
The following uses of the machine will void the manufacturer's warranty
Operation of the machine by more than one person at the same time. The presence of a
second person during operation of the machine is only permitted for training purposes.
Processing of surfaces that have not been mowed beforehand.
Processing of surfaces that consist completely or partially of sand, stone or asphalt.
Keeping animals on the machine.
Immersion in liquids during transport, operation or storage of the machine.
Description
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Technical data
Designation HIT HT 17160 (type 2064)
Machine width in working position 5643.0276 ft.
Working width 5574.13017 ft.
Transport width - folded up 980.96817 ft.
Parking height 918.6324 ft.
Transport height (with largest tires) 91.86324 ft.
Number of rotors 16
Tine arms per rotor 6
Rotor diameter 465.87786 ft.
Required tractor power 99.23548 hp
Max. PTO shaft speed 540 rpm
Recommended PTO shaft speed 380 rpm - 480 rpm
Tires on the two inner rotors / air
pressure
16/9.50-8
290.076 psi
Tires on the outer rotors / air pres-
sure
16/6.50-8
217.557 psi
Tires on the chassis / air pressure 380/55-17 - Air pressure and load capacity, see load
capacity index
480/45-17 - Air pressure and load capacity, see load
capacity index
500/50-17 - Air pressure and load capacity, see load
capacity index
Maximum design speed 31.0685 mph
Weight with drawbar 8267.325 lbs
Weight with lower linkage attach-
ment
-
Continuous sound pressure level < 70 dB(A)
Hydraulic connections and operat-
ing pressures
1 double-acting hydraulic plug connection
Min. operating pressure: 2175.57 psi max. operating
pressure: 2900.76 psi
1 single-acting hydraulic plug connection
Min. operating pressure: 2175.57 psi max. operating
pressure: 2900.76 psi
Electrical connections 7-pole connection for the lighting equipment (12 V
NOTICE
Damage to the hydraulic system due to incompatible hydraulic oils!
Do not mix mineral oils with bio-oils!
Check hydraulic oil compatibility before connecting the machine to the tractor.
Technical data
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Tires and load capacity index
Tire designation 380/55-17
Load index 138 A8
Tread pattern Flotation +
Rims 161/205/6LB2, ET -54
Tire width 14.9606 in.
Tire outer diameter 33.26765 in.
Static radius 15.15745 in.
Rolling circumference (calculated) 99.6061 in.
Load capacity index 380/55-17
Tire
pres-
sure
14.5038 psi 174.0456 psi 203.0532 psi 232.0608 psi 261.0684 psi 29.0076 psi Speed
Load
capaci-
ty per
tire
3439.2072 lbs 3880.1312 lbs 4299.009 lbs 4739.933 lbs 5158.8108 lbs 5599.7348 lbs 6.2137 mph
2932.1446 lbs 3284.8838 lbs 3659.6692 lbs 4034.4546 lbs 4387.1938 lbs 4761.9792 lbs 12.4274 mph
2755.775 lbs 3108.5142 lbs 3439.2072 lbs 3791.9464 lbs 4144.6856 lbs 4475.3786 lbs 18.6411 mph
3086.468 lbs 3395.1148 lbs 3681.7154 lbs 3990.3622 lbs 24.8548 mph
3328.9762 lbs 3593.5306 lbs 31.0685 mph
Load capacity index 380/55-17
Tire
pres-
sure
319.0836 psi 348.0912 psi 377.0988 psi 406.1064 psi 493.1292 psi Speed
Load
capaci-
ty per
tire
6040.6588 lbs 6459.5366 lbs 6878.4144 lbs 7319.3384 lbs 8598.018 lbs 6.2137 mph
5136.7646 lbs 5489.5038 lbs 5864.2892 lbs 6349.3056 lbs 7319.3384 lbs 12.4274 mph
4828.1178 lbs 5158.8108 lbs 5511.55 lbs 5864.2892 lbs 6878.4144 lbs 18.6411 mph
4299.009 lbs 4607.6558 lbs 4916.3026 lbs 5224.9494 lbs 6150.8898 lbs 24.8548 mph
3880.1312 lbs 4144.6856 lbs 4431.2862 lbs 4717.8868 lbs 5533.5962 lbs 31.0685 mph
Tire designation 480/55-17
Load index 146 A8
Tread pattern Flotation +
Rims 161/205/6LA2, ET -35
Tire width 18.8976 in.
Tire outer diameter 33.8582 in.
Static radius 15.748 in.
Rolling circumference (calculated) 100.98405 in.
Technical data
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