Pottinger LION 3000 Operating instructions

Brand: Pottinger

Model: LION 3000

Category: Mini tillers

Type: Operating instructions

This manual is also suitable for

LION 3001

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Rotary Harrow

LION 3000

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Important information concerning Product

Liability.

According to the laws governing product liability, the manufacturer and dealer are obliged to hand the

operating manual to the customer at the time of sale, and to instruct them in the recommended operating,

safety, and maintenance regulations. Confirmation is necessary to prove that the machine and operating

manual have been handed over accordingly.

For this purpose,

- document A is to be signed and sent to Pöttinger,

- document B remains with the dealer supplying the machine,

- and the customer receives document C.

In accordance with the laws of product liability, every farmer is an entrepreneur.

According to the laws of product liability, property damage is damage caused by a machine and not to

it. An excess of Euro 500 is provided for such a liabilioty.

In accordance with the laws of product liability, entrepreneurial property damages are excluded from

the liability.

Attention! Should the customer resell the machine at a later date, the operating manual must be given

to the new owner who must then be instructed in the recommended regulations referred to herein.

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GB-0600 Dokum D Anbaugeräte

PÖTTINGER Landtechnik GmbH

Industriegelände 1

A-4710 Grieskirchen

Tel. 07248 / 600 -0

Telefax 07248 / 600-2511

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

devices at hand.

T Operation and maintenance of machine and/or implement according to operating instructions explained to the customer.

T Tyres checked re. correct pressure.

T Wheel nuts checked re. tightness.

T Drive shaft cut to correct lenght.

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T Fitting to tractor carried out: to three-point linkage

T Trial run carried out and no defects found.

T Functions explained during trial run.

T Pivoting in transporting and operating position explained.

T Information given re. optional extras.

T Absolute need to read the operating manual indicated.

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According to the product liability please check the above mentioned items.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR

PRODUCT DELIVERY

In order to prove that the machine and the operating manual have been properly delivered, a confirmation is necessary.

For this purpose please do the following:

- sign the document A and send it to the company Pöttinger or via the internet to www.poettinger.at

- document B stays with the specialist factory delivering the machine.

- document C stays with the customer.

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0800_GB-Inhalt_873

CONTENTS

Table of contents

WARNING SIGNS

CE sign ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................5

Meaning of warning signs...................................................................................................................................................................................5

CONNECTING TO TRACTOR

Preparing the tractor ...........................................................................................................................................................................................6

Lifting gear ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................6

Preparing the implement ....................................................................................................................................................................................6

Track loosener (Optional equipment) ..................................................................................................................................................................6

Quick-coupler .....................................................................................................................................................................................................7

Connecting to the tractor ...................................................................................................................................................................................7

Disconnecting from tractor .................................................................................................................................................................................7

OPERATION

On-road transport position ................................................................................................................................................................................8

Lightning during use on roads ............................................................................................................................................................................8

Check before putting into operation ...................................................................................................................................................................8

Power-take-off r.p.m. 1000 min-1 .......................................................................................................................................................................8

Changing the gear wheels ..................................................................................................................................................................................8

Rotor r.p.m. for implement with normal transmission ........................................................................................................................................9

Rotor r.p.m. for implement with change speed transmission ...........................................................................................................................10

Working depth adjustment ...............................................................................................................................................................................11

Stripping plates ................................................................................................................................................................................................11

Side shields ......................................................................................................................................................................................................11

Safety points .....................................................................................................................................................................................................11

HYDRAULIC RELIEF

Hydraulic Relief function ...................................................................................................................................................................................12

Setting the pressure .........................................................................................................................................................................................12

OVERLOAD CUT-OUT

Cam clutch function .........................................................................................................................................................................................13

Cam clutch adjustment ....................................................................................................................................................................................13

Dismantling the cam clutch ..............................................................................................................................................................................13

ATTACHABLE IMPLEMENTS

Triangular bracket for ACCORD Attachable Sower ..........................................................................................................................................14

Triangular bracket for AEROSEM Attachable Sower ........................................................................................................................................14

V-belt pulley installation ....................................................................................................................................................................................15

Fitting an ACCORD Sower ...............................................................................................................................................................................16

Removal of ACCORD Sower ............................................................................................................................................................................16

Hydrolift for sower with universal drive ............................................................................................................................................................17

Lifting limiter for Hydrolift .................................................................................................................................................................................17

Safety device for on-road transportation .........................................................................................................................................................17

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE

Advice for general maintence ...........................................................................................................................................................................19

Changing the tines ............................................................................................................................................................................................19

Drive shaft .........................................................................................................................................................................................................19

Cleaning of machine parts ................................................................................................................................................................................19

Winter storage ..................................................................................................................................................................................................19

Spur wheel - angular gear ................................................................................................................................................................................19

Change speed transmission ............................................................................................................................................................................19

Lubrication chart ..............................................................................................................................................................................................20

TECHNICAL DATA

Technical data ...................................................................................................................................................................................................22

The Defined Use of the Rotary Harrow .............................................................................................................................................................23

Location of Identification Plate .........................................................................................................................................................................23

SUPPLEMENT

Recommendations for work safety ..................................................................................................................................................................26

Driveshaft ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................27

Lubricants ........................................................................................................................................................................................................29

Combination of tractor and mounted implement .............................................................................................................................................36

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9700-GB AZB_873

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 indicated by this sign.

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(873) ANBAU 0000-GB

CONNECTING TO TRACTOR

Preparing the tractor

Ballast weight:

Observe Safety points in Supplement!

Lifting gear

- The left and right lifting struts (4) must be the same length.

Adjust using adjuster (3).

- If lifting struts (4) can be pinned at various positions on the lower

links, then select the back position (H). In doing this, the tractor’s

hydraulics will not be so greatly overloaded.

- Pin (2) upper link (1) in accordance with the manufacturer’s

specifications.

- Secure lower links with struts (5) so that attached implement cannot

swing out during transportation.

Preparing the implement

Mounting axle

Install correct mounting bar on tractor’s lifting gear which corresponds

to the connecting size (Category II or III). See Spare Parts List also.

Upper link pins

- Secure safety chord (6) in unused hole.

Track loosener (Optional equipment)

Only use track loosener when working on ploughed ground!

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(873) ANBAU 0000-GB

CONNECTING TO TRACTOR GB

Quick-coupler

Both quick-couplers can be pinned (B) in four positions.

Implement should be connected as close as possible to tractor.

- Insert pins (B) in the appropriate position and secure with linch pin.

Connecting to the tractor

- Insert mounting bar (Category II / III) into the lower links and secure with linch

pin.

Variation: Quick-coupler

- Release locking hooks by pulling rope (S).

- Let rope go and locking hooks remain released.

- Swing mounting bar into quick-coupler using the servo-valve.

Locking hooks then lock automatically.

- Secure upper link (1) and set implement horizontally.

Connect drive shaft

- Check drive shaft length and adapt if necessary before initial operation.

See chapter "Drive Shaft" in Supplement B also.

Connecting drive shaft section to rotary harrow

- Remove guard plate (60).

- Place drive shaft with overload cut-out into drive stub and wedge in with

screw.

- Refit guard plate (60).

Disconnecting from tractor

- Park implement on firm and even ground.

- Uncouple drive shaft from tractor.

- Remove upper link from implement.

Variation: Quick-coupler

- Release locking hooks by pulling on rope (S) and swing mounting bar out of

the quick-coupler.

- Remove rope (S) from tractor cabin.

Variation

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(873) EINSATZ 0100-GB

OPERATION

On-road transport position

LION 4000, LION 4001, LION 4500:

see page 21.

LION 300, LION 301, LION 3000, LION 3001:

Raise side

pieces so that implement’s total length is under 3 m.

Lightning during use on roads

If desired, a lightning unit can be supplied.

For single parts see spare parts list.

Check before putting into operation

- Implement connected horizontally.

- Upper link correctly positioned.

- Lower link (4) laterally secured.

- Drive shaft adapted to correct length.

- Rotary r.p.m. pre-selected per table.

Safety point

Danger - stay clear of

rotating machine parts.

Observe safety distance

when engine is running

with p.t.o. connected.

Power-take-off r.p.m. 1000 min-1

This r.p.m. is preferable so that various drive components

on the tractor and implement are not subject to additional

load.

Power-take-off r.p.m. 540 min-1 / 750 min-1

This r.p.m. should only be used when working on light

ground and with tractor’s with less than 90 hp (66kW).

Changing the gear wheels

- Tilt implement forward in order prevent gear oil from running out.

- Remove gear housing cover (7).

- Slip gear wheels (Z1 and Z2) on in accordance with table.

- Refit gear housing cover (7).

LION 251, LION 301

LION 3001, LION 4001

LION 251, LION 301

LION 3001, LION 4001

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(873) EINSATZ 0100-GB

OPERATION GB

LION 3000

Rotor r.p.m. for implement with normal transmission

LION 3000 MaschNr: . . . - 1784

The rotor r.p.m. is to be preselected from the table according to operating conditions and tractor power.

Gear wheels Z17 / Z23 and Z16 / Z24 are available upon request for standard transmissions. See Spare Parts

List also.

LION 250, LION 300, LION 3000

Rotor r.p.m. for implement with normal transmission

LION 250 MaschNr: . . . + 1001

LION 300 MaschNr: . . . + 1001

LION 3000 MaschNr: . . . + 1785

The rotor r.p.m. is to be preselected from the table according to operating conditions and tractor power.

Gear wheels

• Z 17 / Z 23

• Z16 / Z 24

• Z 18 / Z 22

• Z 19 / Z 21 are available upon request for standard transmissions.

See Spare Parts List also.

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(873) EINSATZ 0100-GB

OPERATION GB

Rotor r.p.m. for implement with change speed transmission

(Optional equipment LION 3000 construction year - 1998)

The rotor r.p.m. is to be preselected from the table according to operating

conditions and tractor power.

No additional gear wheels are necessary for change speed transmissions.

Rotor r.p.m. is preselected through the gear wheels (Z1

and Z2) position and corresponding changing position

(I, II, III) of the lever (H).

LION 251, LION 301, LION 3001

Rotor r.p.m. for implement with normal transmission

The rotor r.p.m. is to be preselected from the table according to operating conditions and tractor power.

Gear wheels, Z 26 / Z 39, Z 29 / Z 36, Z 31 / Z 34 are available upon request for standard transmissions.

See Spare Parts List also.

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(873) EINSATZ 0100-GB

OPERATION GB

Working depth adjustment

The working depth (T) is determined by the swivel range of the

attached roller.

The left and right bolts act as buffers when they are placed in

corresponding holes in the hole pattern.

For safety reasons, implement should stand on the

ground when adjustments are being made.

- Twist and remove bolts.

- Place left and right bolts in the corresponding holes and

secure by twisting.

Stripping plates

Adjusting stripper carrier is

carried out by unscrewing

both nuts (11) left and

right.

Check beforehand that

individual stripping plates

(10) are equidistant to the

roller.

Adjusting the Stripping

plates

- Turn roller, thereby checking

the stripper plate (10) gap.

- Loosen hexagonal screw

(SK) and correctly set

stripper plate.

- Turn roller once again and check.

Side shields

Side shields (20) can be

screwed on at various

points.

The position should suit the

working depth.

Front deflector

Front deflector (30) height is adjustable and therefore adapts to

the respective working depth. This enables clumps to be evenly

distributed through to

the following rotor.

Rear deflector

(Optional equipment)

Rear deflector (31) height is adjustable and therefore adapts to the

respective working depth.

In addition, the gap (X) can be set to the rotors.

With dry ground a small gap enables the clumps to be broken up

well. A slightly higher performance is required from the drive for this

than with a wider gap.

With damp and sticky ground the rear deflector should be set at

the highest position or removed.

Safety points

• Only operate the machine under the following

conditions:

1. when the front rail (30)

is installed and/or

- when the both

protection tubes

(30a) are installed.

2. when the rear rail (31)

or a trailing implement

(cage drum roller, Packer roller) is attached.

3. when both side shields (20)

are swivelled down and the

appropriate working depth is

set.

• Stay clear while engine

is running.

Keep people out of the danger area where the risk of injury from

ejected foreign bodies exists.

Take particular care on stoney fields, and near streets and roads.

• Turn p.t.o. off when raising the machine.

bsb 447 410

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0500_GB-Hydr-Entlastung_873

Setting the pressure

1. Open stop valve (pos. 1)

2. Actuate control unit on tractor

3. Pressurize Hydro-reservoir with 50 – 100 bar

4. Close stop valve (pos. 0)

Relief table

Pressure (bar) Relief (kg) approx.

50 570

60 750

70 850

80 970

90 1070

100 1260

- Both hydraulic cylinders relieve the rotor units during

hydro-reservoir pressurizing.

- Pressure from the rotary harrow (through the weight of

the rotary harrows and sower) is transferred onto the

packer roller.

- The rotary harrow can lift itself over obstacles more

easily and carefully.

- The pressure in the central hydraulic system is adjusted

from the tractor

Hydraulic Relief function

Beware!

No welding,

soldering or

mechanical works

of any kind may

be carried out on

the container.

HYDRAULIC RELIEF

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9200 GB GWSICHERUNG (873)

OVERLOAD CUT-OUT

Cam clutch function

The cam clutch switches the drive off when it becomes overloaded.

The switched off clutch can be switched on again by uncoupling the p.t.o.

drive.

Take note!

Sensible operation prevents frequent clutch response and preserves against

unnecessary wear and tear.

Cam clutch adjustment

The factory setting is 180 daNm. This corresponds to a setting of

L = 126.5 mm.

Dismantling the cam clutch

- Only dismantle clutch when locking cam is engaged (E).

- Note fitting position of locking cam (SN) when dismantling.

- Remove spring bolt (F).

Take note!

Both compression springs on the spring bolt must be equally tensioned

firmly.

(873) 0900-GB SATTELDREIECK

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ATTACHABLE IMPLEMENTS

Optional equipment:

Triangular bracket for ACCORD Attachable Sower

- Fit triangular bracket as per drawing.

- Install V-belt pulley at a distance (137 mm) of to the triangular

bracket

- see next page.

Note

Follow the Attachable Sower Installation and Operating Manual

also.

Optional equipment:

Triangular bracket for AEROSEM Attachable Sower

- Fit triangular bracket as per drawing.

- Install V-belt pulley at a distance of 115 mm to the triangular

bracket

- see next page.

Note

Follow the Attachable Sower Installation and Operating Manual

also.

(873) 0900-GB SATTELDREIECK

ATTACHABLE IMPLEMENTS GB

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V-belt pulley installation

AEROSEM: Distance (115 mm) to the triangular bracket (see previous page)

- V-belt pulley is tightened firmly onto the p.t.o. stub using the attachment

screw (72).

The illustrations show the possible V-belt pulley fitting positions (P1,

P2, P3, and P4) to the flange coupling.

- Ring (RI) can be fitted in fitting position P5 as well.

- Slide the flange coupling far enough (0 mm) onto the p.t.o. section.

ACCORD: Distance (137 mm) to the triangular bracket

- V-belt pulley is tightened firmly onto the p.t.o. stub using the cone

(71).

- Screw in hexagonal screws (SK) with 3.3 daNm (kpm).

The illustrations show the possible V-belt pulley fitting positions (P1,

P2, P3, and P4) to the flange coupling.

- The distance of 137 mm to the triangular bracket can be achieved in

fitting position P4.

- Slide the flange coupling far

enough (min. 15 mm) onto the

p.t.o. section.

(873) 0900-GB SATTELDREIECK

ATTACHABLE IMPLEMENTS GB

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Fitting an ACCORD Sower

Ballast weight:

Observe Safety points in Supplement!

- Place sower onto supports.

- Couple implement to triangular bracket of rotary harrow.

- Secure triangular bracket with

bolts (78).

- Move lever (76) and fit both drive V-belts.

- Fit both trim panels (51 and 52) and secure with wing screw

(75).

Removal of ACCORD Sower

- Install supports and lower sower to ground.

- Remove trim panels (51 and 52).

- Move lever (76) and remove both drive V-belts.

- Unscrew bolts (78) and release triangular bracket.

- Uncouple implement.

Transport position

(873) 0900-GB SATTELDREIECK

ATTACHABLE IMPLEMENTS GB

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Optional equipment:

Hydrolift for sower with universal drive

The position of catch hooks (80) must be brought into line with sower

to be attached.

Select the hole spacing (A) of the upper and lower suspension according

to the diameter of the trailing roller and pin straight away.

The universal drive of the attached implement is coupled to the

transmission.

After fitting sower, safety bracket (81) must

be slipped onto lifting lugs and secured

with linch pin.

The screw (S) is to stabilize the attached implement in the raised

position (e.g. transport).

Setting:

- turn screw (S) completely in

- completely raise hydrolift with attached implement

- unscrew screw until under pressure from the lower suspension

bracket (L).

- fix screw with lock nut

Optional equipment:

Lifting limiter for Hydrolift

In order not to exceed the maximum allowable drive shaft angle

when raising the attached implement, the additional "Lifting Limiter"

unit is recommended.

Adjusting the Lifting Limiter

- Open stop valve (Position E).

- Raise attached sower to the maximum allowable drive shaft angle

using Hydrolift.

- Slip pins (85) into the next hole after the end of the limiter bar

(86).

The pins now act as buffers and consequently limit the lifting

height.

Safety device for on-road transportation

- Using the Hydrolift raise attached sower for transportation.

- Close stop valve (Position A).

In doing this the attached implement cannot sink to ground level

should the hydraulics become defective.

As an additional precaution the limiter bar (86) can be secured with

pins (85).

- Slip pins into into slot (L) on the limiter bar (86).

If this additional precaution is not desired.

- Slip pins into the last hole (X).

Note

Follow the Attachable Sower Installation and Operating Manual

also.

TD65/92/40

(873) 0900-GB SATTELDREIECK

ATTACHABLE IMPLEMENTS GB

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Alternative to the hydrolift:

Connecting parts (only for LION 300; LION 3000; L25; L30)

The position of catch hooks (80) must

be brought into line with sower to be

attached.

The universal drive of the attached

implement is coupled to the

transmission.

After fitting sower, safety bracket (81)

must be slipped onto lifting lugs and

secured with linch pin.

TD65/92/40

9401 GB WARTUNG (873)

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MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE

Spur wheel - angular gear

- First oil change is after 50 hours of operation.

- Further oil change after 100 hours of operation.

Amount of oil: ~ 4,2 liters SAE 90

- Park machine horizontally.

- Remove oil drain plug (90), drain old oil out and dispose of in the

proper manner.

- Screw oil drain plug (90) in again.

- Remove oil filler screw and oil measuring stick (91) and fill until

oil level reaches "A".

- Check oil level before putting into operation.

Change speed transmission

(LION 3000, LION 4000)

- First oil change is after 50 hours of operation.

- Further oil change after 100 hours of operation.

Amount of oil: 4 liters SAE 90

L = Ventilating screw: is removed to enable oil filling.

N = Level screw: oil level is correct when it reaches the same level

as the screw.

A = Drain plug.

Advice for general maintence

In order to keep the implement in good condition even after a

longer service life, please observe the following advice.

Safety points

• Turn engine off when

adjustment, service and repair

work is to be done.

• Do not work under the machine

without safe support.

- Retighten all screws after the first hours of operation.

- Observe maintenance advice for spur wheel - angular gear.

- The spur wheel gear in the rotor bar is maintenance free.

Changing the tines

Damaged or worn rotor tines are to be replaced.

Observe the correct fitting position of each rotor

tine (see Spare Parts list).

Both screws (SK) are to be glued into place with

Loctite 243 or another equivalent product, and

tightened to 290 Nm (29 kpm).

Drive shaft

- Lubricate drive shaft every 8 hours of operation.

- Take sliding sections apart and grease well.

Cleaning of machine parts

Attention ! ! !

Do not use a high

pressure cleaner to

clean bearings and

hydraulic parts.

- Danger of rust

formation!

- After cleaning, grease

machine according

to lubrication chart

and carry out a short

test run.

- If pressure is to great when cleaning, damage to paintwork can

occur.

Winter storage

- Thoroughly clean the machine beforehand.

- Park where protected against weather.

- Change or top-up gear oil.

- Protect all exposed sections against rust.

- Grease all greasing points according to lubrication chart.

9900-ZENTRAL_LEGENDE-SCHMIERPLAN - 20 -

Schmierplan

h alle X Betriebsstunden

40 F alle 40 Fuhren

80 F alle 80 Fuhren

1 J 1 x jährlich

100 ha alle 100 Hektar

FETT FETT

= Anzahl der Schmiernippel

(IV) Siehe Anhang "Betriebsstoffe"

Liter Liter

* Variante

Siehe Anleitung des Herstellers

Smeerschema

h alle X bedrijfsuren

40 F alle 40 wagenladingen

80 F alle 80 wagenladingen

1 J 1 x jaarlijks

100 ha alle 100 hectaren

FETT VET

= Aantal smeernippels

(IV) Zie aanhangsel "Smeermiddelen"

Liter Liter

* Varianten

zie gebruiksaanwijzing van de fabrikant

Schema di lubrificazione

h ogni X ore di esercizio

40 F ogni 40 viaggi

80 F ogni 80 viaggi

1 J volta all'anno

100 ha ogni 100 ettari

FETT GRASSO

= Numero degli ingrassatori

(IV) vedi capitolo “materiali di esercizio”

Liter litri

* variante

vedi istruzioni del fabbricante

Plan de graissage

h Toutes les X heures de service

40 F Tous les 40 voyages

80 F Tous les 80 voyages

1 J 1 fois par an

100 ha tous les 100 hectares

FETT GRAISSE

= Nombre de graisseurs

(IV) Voir annexe "Lubrifiants"

Liter Litre

* Variante

Voir le guide du constructeur

Lubrication chart

h after every X hours operation

40 F all 40 loads

80 F all 80 loads

1 J once a year

100 ha every 100 hectares

FETT GREASE

= Number of grease nipples

(IV) see supplement "Lubrificants"

Liter Litre

* Variation

See manufacturer’s instructions

FETT

Esquema de lubricación

h Cada X horas de servicio

40 F Cada 40 viajes

80 F Cada 80 viajes

1 J 1 vez al año

100 ha Cada 100 hectáreas

FETT LUBRICANTE

= Número de boquillas de engrase

(IV) Véase anexo “Lubrificantes”

Liter Litros

* Variante

Véanse instrucciones del fabricante

Plano de lubrificação

h Em cada X horas de serviço

40 F Em cada 40 transportes

80 F Em cada 80 transportes

1 J 1x por ano

100 ha Em cada100 hectares

FETT Lubrificante

= Número dos bocais de lubrificação

(IV) Ver anexo ”Lubrificantes"

Liter Litro

* Variante

Ver instruções do fabricante

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Category: Mini tillers

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