Pottinger SYNKRO 2520 Operating instructions

Operator‘s manual

GB

+ INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRODUCT DELIVERY . . . Page 3

"Translation of the original Operating Manual" Nr.

• Cultivator

99 9780.GB.80Q.1

SYNKRO 2520 -nova

(Type 9780 : +..01060/00060)

SYNKRO 3020 -nova

(Type 9781 : +..01235/00235)

SYNKRO 4020 K -nova

(Type 9784: +..01044/00044)

SYNKRO 5020 K -nova

(Type 9785 : +..01041/00041)

SYNKRO 6020 K -nova

(Type 9786 : +...01010/00010)

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Product liability, information obligation

Product liability obliges manufacturers and dealers to issue operating instructions for the machine at the point of sale and to instruct

the customer on the operation, safety and maintenance regulations governing the machine.

A confirmation is required to verify that the machine and operating instructions have been handed over correctly.

For this purpose

- Document A is to be signed and returned to Pöttinger or via the internet to www.poettinger.at

- Document B remains with the specialist dealer handing over the machine.

- The customer receives document C.

For the purposes of product liability law, every farmer is an entrepreneur.

In the terms of product liability law, damage to property is any damage arising due to the machine, but not to the machine, and an

excess (500 euros) exists for this liability.

Corporate damage to property within the terms of the product liability law is excluded from this liability.

Be advised! The operating instructions must also be handed over with any subsequent machine sale or transfer and the transferee

must be instructed in the regulations stated.

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Dokument D

GB-0600 Dokum D Synkro - 3 -

PÖTTINGER Landtechnik GmbH

Industriegelände 1

A-4710 Grieskirchen

Tel. 07248 / 600 -0

Telefax 07248 / 600-2511

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

Please check. X

❑

❑ Machine checked according to delivery note. Check that the delivery is complete.

All safety equipment and operating devices at hand.

❑ Operation and maintenance of machine and/or implement according to operating instructions explained to the

customer.

❑ Fitting to tractor carried out.

❑ Transporting and operating position explained.

❑ Information given re. optional extras.

❑ Absolute need to read the operating manual indicated.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR

PRODUCT DELIVERY

GB

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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CONTENTS

Attention!

Observe Safety

Points in Supple-

ment!

Table of contents

CONTENTS

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

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

HITCHING TO TRACTOR

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

Hydraulic control on the lifting gear ........................... 6

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

Hitching to tractor ....................................................... 6

Connecting hydraulic hoses ....................................... 6

Conversion from working to transport position........... 7

Conversion from transport to working position........... 7

Driving on public roads: ............................................. 8

Using additional implements. ..................................... 8

SETTINGS

Settings for use .......................................................... 9

Equipment variations and wearing parts. ................... 9

Load limiting device ................................................... 9

Hollow discs ............................................................. 10

Roller ....................................................................... 10

Jockey wheel ........................................................... 10

HARROW BAR

Overview ...................................................................11

Harrow bar (only for mounted machines) ..................11

SIDE BOARD

Overview .................................................................. 13

OPERATION

Starting work ............................................................ 16

Safety advice ............................................................17

General maintenance information .............................17

Cleaning of machine parts ........................................17

MAINTENANCE

Parking in the open ...................................................17

Winter storage...........................................................17

Cardans ....................................................................17

Hydraulic unit ............................................................17

Advice for general maintenance .............................. 18

Safety advice ........................................................... 18

Spare parts .............................................................. 18

Hydraulic unit ........................................................... 18

Cleaning of machine parts ....................................... 18

Winter storage.......................................................... 18

Lubrication points ..................................................... 19

Sticker description ................................................... 19

Lubrication nipples for jockey wheel / version T ..... 19

Replacing the baffles ............................................. 20

SHARE VARIANTS

Share variants .......................................................... 24

TECHNICAL DATA

Technical data .......................................................... 25

Position of type plate................................................ 25

Connections required ............................................... 25

Defined use of the cultivator .................................... 26

Optional equipment .................................................. 26

HYDRAULIC DIAGRAMS

Hydraulic diagram SYNKRO 4020 K / 5020 K /

6020 K ..................................................................... 32

SUPPLEMENT

Lubricants ................................................................ 37

Combination of tractor and mounted implement ...... 40

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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.

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.

Stay clear of swinging area of implements

bsb 447 410

CE sign

Meaning of warning signs

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HITCHING TO TRACTOR

Preparing the tractor

Wheels

- Air pressure in the tractor's rear tyres should be 0.8 bar

when working.

- Under heavy working conditions additional wheel weights

can be advantageous. See the tractor manufacturer's

operating manual also.

Ballast weights

The front of the

tractor is to have

sufficient ballast to

guarantee braking

and steering

abilities

At least 20% of the

tractor’s tare weight

on the front axle!

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.

Setting-up for transportation

- Secure lower links with struts (5) so that attached

implement cannot swing out during transportation.

- The operating lever for the hydraulics must be secured

against lowering.

20%

Kg

Hydraulic control on the lifting gear

Control position:

For mounting and dismounting the implement and for

transportation.

The control position is the normal setting for the lifting

gear hydraulics.

The mounted

implement remains at

the height (= position)

set by the servo-valve

(ST).

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.

Hitching to tractor

- Switch tractor’s hydraulics to control position.

- Attach implement to lower link and secure with linch

pin.

Position upper link (1)

- Position upper link (1) so that the attachment point (P1) on

the implement is somewhat higher than the attachment

point (P2) on the tractor even during operation.

Connecting hydraulic hoses

Dual-action control unit with floating position

- Connect pressure line (1) and oil-return pipe (2)

Safety hints:

see Attachment A1

8a. - 8h.)

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Conversion from working to transport

position

1. Lifting the implement with the lower link of the

tractor.

2. Swivelling the working sections

Note: It is only possible to swivel the

working sections if the implement has a

working width of > 3m.

- Ensure that the swivel range is free and that there

is nobody in the hazard area.

- Move servo-valve (ST) to "raise" position

The working sections of the implement are swivelled

to "Transport position".

- Hydraul. Cut off ballcock (A)

Conversion from transport to working

position

1. Swivelling the working sections

Note: It is only possible to swivel the

working sections if the implement has a

working width of > 3m.

- Hydraul. Open ballcock (A)

- Ensure that the swivel range is free and that there

is nobody in the hazard area.

- Move servo-valve (ST) to “RAISE” position until

transport safeguard is disengaged and safety device

is released.

Safety information!

Changing from

working to trans-

port position is

only to be carried

out on even, firm

ground.

Be advised!

If machine is lowered when transport

safeguard is NOT disengaged or safety

device NOT released, then damage can

occur!

- Set control valve (ST) to "LOWER".

The working sections of the implement are swivelled

into "Working position".

2. Lowering the implement with the lower link of

the tractor.

Transport position:

< 3m

Working position:

A

X

Overview of working widths:

X= 2.5 m (SYNKRO 2520 -nova)

X = 3 m (SYNKRO 3020 -nova)

X = 4 m (SYNKRO 4020 K -nova)

X = 5 m (SYNKRO 5020 K -nova)

X = 6 m (SYNKRO 6020 K -nova)

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Driving on public roads:

• Observe the statutory regulations for your country.

Attachment C contains information on attaching lighting,

valid for Germany.

• Parts and attachment

- see spare parts list

• Driving on public roads may only be performed as

described in the chapter "Transport position".

Total width of implement in the working position:

more than 3m

Total width of implement in the transport position:

see Technical Data

Parking, cleaning and winter storage of the

implement

• Observe the points in the chapter "Maintenance“!

Using additional implements.

Mount additional implements to the cultivator, such

as the drillbox (DB), according to the manufacturer’s

instructions.

• Do not overload implement. If in doubt contact our

customer service office.

• In addition, observe the power range limits of the tractor

in use.

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SETTINGS

Settings for use

1. The implement must be attached to the tractor in a

horizontal state. It should not tip to one side.

2. The front and rear tine rows should both penetrate the

ground at the same depth working depth).

The length of the frame should be parallel to the field

surface when longitudinally viewed.

3. Fix the lower linkage so that the implement cannot swing

out to the side.

Equipment variations and wearing parts.

Rigid tines (basic equipment)

344-05-14

7

6

Spring-mounted tines (optional extra)

(see spare parts list)

- Base setting = 345 mm

345

Wearing parts

- are screwed to the tines and are therefore cost-

effective to replace.

Load limiting device

Shear bolts

Tines are secured with shear bolts.

The shear bolt breaks when overloaded and the tine

swivels up and away (pos. 7)

344-05-14

7

6

- Remove the shear bolt remains.

- Loosen hex. bolt (6)

- Swivel tine back into working position.

- Insert new shear bolt and tighten both bolts.

Be advised!

Use only original shear bolts (see

spare parts list) with the appropriate

dimensions and quality. Under no

circumstances use bolts with greater

or lower strength.

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SETTINGS GB

Hollow discs

- serve to evenly level the ground surface.

Setting the hollow discs

* This setting should accommodate the operational

conditions accordingly (ground type, speed and

straw cover on the ground).

* The hollow discs are initially set at the desired working

depth.

Only a fine adjustment is necessary.

* If clogging occurs then the hollow discs can be

moved back to the holes (2a).

086-14-001

2a

Roller

* This setting should accommodate the operational

conditions accordingly (ground type, speed and

straw cover on the ground).

* If clogging occurs the roller can be shifted in the

holes (3a) toward the back.

086-14-001

3a

Jockey wheel

Height setting:

1. Turn crank (1) 180° upwards. The handle is now facing

upwards.

2. Turn crank (1) until the required working depth is reached.

3. Bring crank (1) back in parking position.

1

2

Note:

For orientation purposes, a scale (2)

for the working depth is fitted to the the

jockey wheel suspension bracket. This

scale is to be taken as an approximate

reference value.

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HARROW BAR

Overview

189-15-07

1.2

3.4 5

6.7

5

6.7

1.2

Harrow bar (only for mounted machines)

1. Integrated reversing protection:

If a harrow is caught in the ground when reversing, the

whole harrow bar can turn to the direction of travel, thanks

to the bearing around the pin (1). This prevents harrow

from breaking off.

2. Harrow wear:

The integrated reversing protection has a further storage

position (2). Insert the pin in position (2) when the harrow

in position (1) can no longer touch the ground.

1

2

Note:

Always insert both pins, left and right on

the harrow bar, in the same position.

3. Lateral movement:

The track of every single harrow can be adjusted on the

harrow bar because of their individual mounting.

Loosen both screws (3) on the required harrow and slide

it sideways.

4. Fitting additional harrows or removing single

harrows:

Fit or remove harrows using the the screws (3).

3

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HARROW BAR GB

5. Setting the harrow tilt:

Adapt the harrow tilt to the ground using the hole pattern

(4). The further the pins are set back in the hole pattern

(in the direction of travel), the flatter the harrow.

4

Note:

Always insert both pins, left and right on

the harrow bar, in the same position.

6. Adjusting the distance of the bar to the trailing

implement.

Depending on the trailing implement being used, there

is an ideal position (a, b, c) for the harrow bar which not

only recognizes the soil working quality, but also the force

affecting the headstock.

189-15-03

abc

Position a: Cutting ring roller, rubber packer roller

Position b: Cutting packer roller

Position c: Conical segmental roller

Note:

Always insert both pins, left and right on

the harrow bar, in the same position.

7. Setting the harrow bar for the working depth

of the Terradisc:

Using the hole pattern (5), adjust the harrow bar holder tilt

angle to the working depth of the Terradisc.

5

Note:

Always insert both pins, left and right on

the harrow bar, in the same position.

8. Securing in transport position:

The harrow bar is secured automatically via the sawtooth

blade (6) when swivelled up into the transportation position.

6

Check the sawtooth blade regularly for dirt and grime, but

particularly if the harrow bar shakes during transportation.

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SIDE BOARD

Overview

1

2a

2b

3

4

5

6

1… Fastening bolts

2a...Hole pattern for greater working depth

2b...Hole pattern for smaller working depth

3… Side board

4… Slotted hole for inclination adjustment

5… Spring of overload protection

6. Bolt for working depth setting and transport position

locking

Fold in working position

1. Unlock fastening bolt (1) and take it out

1

2. Take out side board manually

3. Reset the fastening bolt (1) in the lower slot and

secure

1

During work the side board has to be able

to deviate to the back. Pin the bolt (6) for

working depth setting into the slot you

wish. The bolt (6) must be inserted before

the block and not in and through it.

6

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SIDE BOARD GB

Fold up in transport position

Always fold up the side board so as to

reach the legal transport width.

When folding it up, the side board must

be fixed so as not to slip off your hands.

To this end, unpin bolt (6) for working

depth setting in the block.

6

1. Unlock fastening bolt and take it out from the lower

slot

1

2. Fold up side board by hand.

3. Pin the fastening bolt in the upper hole and secure

1

Set basic working depth

Set cultivator basic working depth by mounting the side

board according to hole pattern 1 (for smaller working depth)

or hole pattern 2 (for greater working depth).

Hole pattern 2

Hole pattern 1

Fine setting of the working depth

Pay attention that an approx. 3 cm distance

is kept between the ground and the side

board.

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SIDE BOARD GB

Set the cultivator working depth on hole pattern (1-5).

See Table.

1

2

3

4

5

0

Working

depth

(Hole pattern 1)

Working

depth

(Hole pattern 2)

Hole 1 5 cm 14 cm

Hole 2 8 cm 17 cm

Hole 3 12 cm 21 cm

Hole 4 17 cm 25 cm

Hole 5 20 cm 30 cm

Hole 0 stays free. Fastening bolt (6) working

depth in Hole 0 will cause material damage

to the implement.

Setting side board inclination

Side board inclination is set from slotted hole (4).

In principle, set the side board parallel to the ground. In

case of larger earth lumps you can adjust the side board

angle up to 5° steeper.

Overload protection

Check the springs of the overload protection springs (5)

for impurities before every drive. Clean them if necessary.

Maintenance

Lubricate lubricating nipple (7) every 50 hours with

grease.

7

1. Check correct hitching.

Before initial operation check all screws for tightness

and retighten if necessary.

3. Swivel hollow discs (left and right) into working

position (A)

Make sure pins (7) are inserted accordingly

4. Lower implement to the ground using tractor’s

lifting gear.

Drive a few metres into the working area then check

the working depth and the closing of the tine furrows.

5. Adjust the tine tilt to the conditions (SK) if

required.

Pos. B: Swivel the tines back (Pos. B) if the required

working depth is not achieved, e.g. with very compact

soil.

Pos. N: Normal tine position.

SK

B

N

344-05-11

TD 34/95/20

2/3

1/3

Starting work

Basic setting for hollow discs: 1/3 of the total working

depth.

2. Setting the working depth (at both arms):

A Working Depth

1. Pull the fixing bolt (A) out.

2. Set the stop (A1) to the required working depth. The

further you push the stop backwards in direction of

drive, the higher the working depth will be (the scale

provides orientation)

3. Place the fixing bolt (A) in the required hole.

4. Perform fine adjustment with additional plates (C) (two

plates on one side or one plate on each side.)

B Fixing trailing implement:

1. Remove fixing bolt (B) from hole.

2. Set stop (B1) to the required working depth.

3. Place fixing bolt (B) in the required hole.

423-13-08

A

C

B1…

Lower Working

depth

Greater Working

depth

A1

B

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Hydraulic unit

Caution injury and infection hazard!

Liquids discharging at high pressure may penetrate the

skin. Therefore seek immediate medical help!

Make sure that the hydraulic system is suitable for the

tractor before connecting the hydraulic lines.

After the first 10 hours in operation and thereafter

every 50 hours in operation

- Check hydraulic unit and piping for leaks and if necessary

re-tighten bolt connections.

Prior to every taking into operation

- Check hydraulic hoses for wear.

Replace any worn or damaged hydraulic hoses

immediately. The replacement hoses must meet the

manufacturer’s technical requirements.

Hose lines are subject to natural ageing. The period of use

should not exceed 5 – 6 years.

Parking in the open

Clean and protect the piston rods with

grease prior to longer periods parked

outside.

FETT

TD 49/93/2

Cleaning of machine parts

Be advised! Do not use high-pressure washers for the

cleaning of bearing- and hydraulic parts.

- Danger of rust!

- After cleaning, lubricate the implement according to

the lubrication plan and perform a brief test run.

- Cleaning pressure

being too high

may damage

the paint.

Safety advice

• Switch off engine prior to any adjustment, maintenance

or repair work.

Winter storage

- Clean implement thoroughly prior to winter storage.

- Put up protection against weather.

- Change or top up gear oil.

- Protect exposed parts from rust.

- Lubricate all greasing points according to lubrication chart.

- Disconnect terminal, store dry and protected from frost.

Cardans

- See information in Attachment

Please observe the following for maintenance!

The instructions in these Operating Instructions apply.

If no particular instructions are available here, then the

information in the instructions supplied by the respective

cardan shaft manufacturer apply.

General maintenance information

Please observe the infiormation below to maintain the

implement in good condition even after a long period in

operation:

- Re-tighten all bolts after the first

hours in operation.

The following should be checked

in particular:

Blade bolt connections at mower

Tine bolt connections at rake and

tedder

Spare parts

a. Original parts and accessories are specially designed

for the implements.

b. We expressly point out that we have not tested or

approved any original parts and accessories not supplied

by us.

c. The installation and/or use of such products may under

certain circumstances negatively modify or impair the

propeties of the implement as specified in the design.

Any liability on the part of the manufacturer is excluded

in the event of any damage due to the use of non-original

parts and accessories.

d. Any unauthorised modifications or the use of components

and attachments at the implement rules out any liability

on the part of the manufacturer.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Safety advice

• Switch off engine

and remove igni-

tion key prior to

any adjustment,

maintenance or

repair work.

• Only perform

work underneath

the implement

with secure sup-

ports.

• Re-tighten all

bolts after the

first hours in

operation.

• Only park imple-

ment on flat, firm

ground.

Repair information

Please observe the

repair information

in the Attachment

(If available).

Safety advice

Clean the cou-

pling plug of the

hydraulic hoses

and the oil socket

prior to each con-

nection.

Note any abrasion

and clamping

points.

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MAINTENANCE

Advice for general maintenance

To keep the implement in good condition also after

longer operation intervals, please observe the following

instructions.

Safety advice

• Switch off engine prior to any adjustment, maintenance

or repair work.

• Works under the machine may not be performed without

safe props.

- Retighten all screws after the first hours of operation.

Spare parts

a. Original parts and accessories are designed

especially for the machines resp. implements.

b. We expressly draw your attention that original parts

and accessories that are not delivered by us are neither

checked nor authorised by us.

c. Fitting and/or using such products can therefore

sometimes change or affect the construction

characteristics of your implement in a negative way.

We are not liable for damage caused by the use of

components and accessories that have not been

supplied by us.

d. Arbitrary changes as well as the use of construction and

fitting parts on the machine exempt the manufacturer

of any liability.

Hydraulic unit

Caution injury and

infection hazard!

Liquids discharging at high

pressure may penetrate

the skin. Therefore seek

immediate medical help!

After the first 10 hours in operation and

thereafter every 50 hours in operation

- Check the hydraulic aggregate and the lines to be well

insulated and if necessary retighten screws.

Prior to every taking into operation

- Check hydraulic hoses for wear.

Replace any worn or damaged hydraulic hoses

immediately. The replacement hoses must meet the

manufacturer’s technical requirements.

Cleaning of machine parts

Be advised!

Do not use a high

pressure cleaner to

clean bearings and

hydraulic parts.

- Danger of rusting!

- After cleaning, lubricate the machine according to

the lubrication plan and carry out a brief test run.

- Cleaning with too much pressure may damage the

paint.

Winter storage

- Clean implement thoroughly.

- After cleaning, lubricate all lubrication parts and

distribute lubricant in the bearing evenly (e.g. perform

a short test run).

- Protect blank parts with an ecological anti-rust

product.

- Park the implement protected from bad weather.

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MAINTENANCE GB

100 ha20h

8h

495.777

Every 100 hectares:

• Check bearing bushes for wear

- Replace worn bearing bushes!

Every 20 operating hours:

• Lubricate bearings

Every 8 operating hours:

• Retighten screws

Sticker description

Lubrication points

Bearing

• Tine roller "Rotopack"

• Cage roller

• Spring-cushioned tines

• Trailer

FETT

Lubrication nipples for jockey wheel / version T

Lubricate with grease (IV) every 20 operating hours. (These lubrication nipples must be lubricated on both jockey wheels)

- 2x lubrication nipples (1) on both sides of the jockey wheel carrying axle

- 2x lubrication nipples (2) thread arm under the ratch

- 1x lubrication nipple (3) on the jockey wheel suspension axle

After the first 10 operating hours retighten the suspension nuts.

1

2

3

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MAINTENANCE GB

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