Operations; Precautions Before Operation - Baroness TDA1200 Owner's Operating Manual

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12. Operations

12-1. Precautions before Operation

• Do not operate the machine in places in danger of a land subsidence or landslide.
• The machine may overturn on a slope with an irregular surface. Do operate use the
machine in such a place.
• Avoid operation on slopes.
• The machine is in danger of slipping and overturning on a wet slope. Do not operate the
machine in such a condition.
• Check to see if someone is playing in the vicinity. There is a possibility of getting struck
with a hit ball.
• Check the surroundings for safety (front, back, right, and left, as well as trees, ditches,
irregular surface of the green, sprinklers, and cups etc.) during operation. Operate the
machine at an appropriate speed so that you can stop the machine any time in an
emergency. Avoid sudden acceleration, sudden braking, and abrupt steering. Drive the
machine slowly especially when descending a slope.
• When the machine is attached, the total length of tractor will increase. Be careful of the
people and objects around the machine when turning the machine.
• Do not touch the tines, crank, and other moving sections when the machine is in
operation, otherwise your fingers or hands may get injured.
• Do not operate the machine at night time or in bad weather when the visibility is poor.
• When abnormal vibration, abnormal sound (wire or vinyl coiling tangled in the tines), or
other anomaly occurs in the machine during work, stop the engine immediately and
investigate into the cause. Completely repair the machine before operating it again.
• When colliding with some obstacle, stop the tractor engine and check up whether
respective parts are not damaged.
• Remove stone, wire, sticks, and other obstacles before work, otherwise not only
machine trouble but also an accident due to the scattering of such objects may result.
• When leaving the machine, park the machine on a flat ground, stop the tractor engine
and remove the key. Be sure to apply the parking brake and chock the tires.
Lower the attached machine with care so that the tines cannot touch the ground.
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• Do not move forward when lowering the machine and without turning the PTO shaft,
• Do not move forward when lowering the machine and without turning the PTO shaft,
otherwise the lawn and machine will be damaged heavily.
otherwise the lawn and machine will be damaged heavily.
• Lower the machine slowly so that the lawn and machine will not be damaged.
• Lower the machine slowly so that the lawn and machine will not be damaged.
• Do not move backward nor turn when the machine has lowered and touched on the
• Do not move backward nor turn when the machine has lowered and touched on the
ground, otherwise the lawn and machine will be damaged heavily.
ground, otherwise the lawn and machine will be damaged heavily.
• When stone or rock is expected to exist under the ground, lower the speed of PTO
• When stone or rock is expected to exist under the ground, lower the speed of PTO
rotation.
rotation.
Select an appropriate tine depth in consideration of the working condition. Work without
Select an appropriate tine depth in consideration of the working condition. Work without
taking the working condition into consideration will apply excessive force to the machine,
taking the working condition into consideration may apply excessive force to the machine,
possibly damaging the tines and machine.
possibly damaging the tines and machine.
• Check that the front roller is in contact with the ground before work. When the coring
• Check that the front roller is in contact with the ground before work. When the coring
depth is too deep, the roller may be lifted according to the condition of the soil, it possibly
depth is too deep, the roller may be lifted according to the condition of the soil, it
cause to damage the PTO of the tractor or the machine.
possibly cause to damage the PTO of the tractor or the machine.
• Large tines or attachments may cause the tine mount holder to be lifted. Slow down the
• Large tines or attachments may cause the tine mount holder to be lifted. Slow down the
PTO speed or stop the machine before the tine mount holder overturns.
PTO speed or stop the machine before the tine mount holder overturns.
• Do not rotate the universal joint at an angle exceeding 30 degrees.
• Do not rotate the universal joint at an angle exceeding 30 degrees.
• Carefully select the coring depth according to the condition of the putting green. If the
• Carefully select the coring depth according to the condition of the putting green. If the
coring surface is too hard it will apply excessive force to the driving system of the
coring surface is too hard it will apply excessive force to the driving system of the
machine, causing breakage. Decrease the tine depth in such a condition.
machine, causing breakage. Decrease the tine depth in such a condition.
• Excessively high PTO rotation speed (more than 1,000 rpm) will apply excessive force to
• Excessively high PTO rotation speed (TDA1200: more than 400 rpm/TDA1600: more
the machine, causing breakage of the machine or spouting of oil from the gearbox.
than 1,000 rpm) will apply excessive force to the machine, causing breakage of the
machine or spouting of oil from the gearbox.
• High-speed operation will lower the work effectiveness. Select an appropriate working
• High-speed operation will lower the work effectiveness. Select an appropriate working
speed according to the condition.
speed according to the condition.
• Meandering operation is likely to damage the green. Move the machine straight.
• Meandering operation is likely to damage the green. Move the machine straight.
• Do not turn the PTO in the reverse direction, otherwise the machine can be broken
• Do not turn the PTO in the reverse direction, otherwise the machine can be broken
• Operate the machine at appropriate speed, keeping the front roller from bouncing. If you
operate with the front roller bouncing, the machine may break down..
• Operate the machine at appropriate speed, keeping the front roller from bouncing. If you
operate with the front roller bouncing, the machine may break down..

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