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- Page 1 Shredder MA - ML - MP INSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
SUMMARY Par. Title INTRODUCTION GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE ILLING MACHINE COMPOSITION GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IDENTIFICATION OF THE MACHINE DENTIFICATION PLATE DENTIFICATION MARKINGS NSPECTION OF MACHINE UPON DELIVERY ECHNICAL DATA SAFETY REGULATIONS: ADHESIVES AND WARNINGS DHESIVE LABELS DESCRIPTION UNLOADING AND UNPACKING INSTALLATION OF THE MACHINE PPLICATION TO THE TRACTOR RANSPORTING THE... - Page 4 ATTENTION ! IT IS PROHIBITED TO USE THE SHREDDER WITH- OUT CONSULTING THE INSTRUCTION AND MAIN- TENANCE MANUAL Read this manual carefully; in case of diffi culty in understanding do not use the machine and if clarifi cation is required request information from your au- thorised retailer or from the manufacturer.
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Page 5: Introduction
In this case the legal warranty also ceases with immediate effect . "Sicma" reserves the right to suspend at any time the production of certain models, to vary the characteristics and the design without being committed in any shape or form to provide notice thereof and is not obliged to apply these changes to models that have already been produced. -
Page 6: General Description Of The Machine
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE ATTENTION! Where the shredder is delivered packaged, the elements of the packaging must not be left discarded as potential sources of risk. Remove the above to the appropriate collection places if they are contaminants and/or biode- gradable. -
Page 7: Milling Machine Composition
At the time of purchase the shredder is as shown in Fig. 1, and is designed to be installed on the rear of the tractor that will need to be fi tted with a "uni- versal" rear hydraulic 3-point lift unit, second category, for the models MA, ML and third category for the mod. -
Page 8: General Safety Instructions
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS It is recommended to carefully read these annotations in order to avoid situ- ations of danger. 1) In addition to the information in this manual it is also similarly important to respect the general provisions relating to safety, provided for the users of agricultural machines by current legislation of each country. -
Page 9: Identification Of The Machine
21) Periodically check the tightness of screws and nuts. Where necessary tighten with reference to the tightening table in paragraph 9.3. 22) During maintenance work performed with the tool raised, ensure that it is securely in the elevated position safely through the use of appropriate supports. -
Page 10: Identification Markings
Identifi cation markings The shredders of the company Sicma models "MA, MLI, MLE, MPI, MPE" are available in the following work widths and models : Internal transmission unit External transmission unit Model Work width mm Model Work width mm MA 120... -
Page 11: Technical Data
Technical data Fig. 9 Overall dimensions 90° TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Ref. Model Work width (mm) 1200 1400 1330 1530 1330 1530 1800 1960 1800 1960 Total width (mm) 1316 1516 1470 1670 1540 1740 2005 2185 2005 2185 Total length (mm) 1200 1200 1600... -
Page 12: Safety Regulations: Adhesives And Warnings
Where these may be damaged, or otherwise not legible, an immediate re- placement must be requested from SICMA. SICMA disclaims all liability for any failure to comply with the rules of safety and prevention detailed in this manual. ATTENTION ! The adhesive labels and the plates showing warnings and alerts are an integral part of the machine. -
Page 13: Adhesive Labels Description
Adhesive labels description ATTENTION !!! Carefully read the explanation of all the adhesive labels. Attention: read carefully the instructions and safety rules before using the machine. Risk of injury to the hands: keep Switch off the engine and the safety guards in place dur- remove the key before car- ing operation. -
Page 14: Unloading And Unpacking
UNLOADING AND UNPACKING Unloading of the shredder must be performed with the utmost attention by the operators in order to avoid damage to the machine and damage to the operators themselves. ATTENTION! Ensure that during the loading and unloading operations and during move- ment of the machine, there are no unauthorised persons in the area of op- erations. -
Page 15: Installation Of The Machine
Fig. 13 INSTALLATION OF THE MACHINE Adjustable third point Application to the tractor As the lift bars of each tractor have their own length, it is necessary to de- termine for each machine the suitable position for the cutter, lengthening or shortening the bar of the upper attachment of the tractor (Fig. -
Page 16: Transporting The Shredder
5) Connect the third point of the lifting unit, ensuring that the machine is perfectly fl at in relation to the ground, as indicated in paragraph 8.1. 6) Engage the hydraulic attachments to the oil distributors of the tractor (Fig. 17). -
Page 17: Special Protections On The Tractor
Special protections on the tractor ATTENTION! It is essential to protect with walls made of Plexiglass or thick wire fi ne- mesh, all the parts or areas that could be affected by the spraying of objects or stones. ATTENTION! Below is an example of an agricultural tractor cab with wire mesh guards. ATTENTION! Adequate protection will prevent damage to the agricultural tractor and to yourself. -
Page 18: Adaptation Of The Cardan Shaft
Adaptation of the cardan shaft The cardan shaft supplied with the shredder is of standard length; it is there- fore necessary to adapt it to the tractor that will be used. For this contact an authorised workshop. 1) Remove the shaft in two halves, applying one part to the PTO in the trac- tor and the other to the PTO in the shredder. -
Page 19: Rules For Use Of The Shredder
RULES FOR USE OF THE SHREDDER The application of additional apparatus to the tractor involves an imbalance of the weights on the axles. It is advisable to balance, as far as possible, the weights by adding ballast, on the front of the tractor. The ballast required can be calculated using the formula below (Fig. -
Page 20: Position Of The Machine In Relation To The Ground
Position of the machine in relation to the ground Before starting the work check the position of the knives with with respect to the ground. Where it is discovered that these are touching the ground, intervene with adjustment of the levelling and roller and support, and with the lateral slide rails. -
Page 21: Adjustment Of Slide Rails
8.1.2 Adjustment slide rails Adjust the position of the slide rails so that the knives or hammers do not touch the ground (Fig. 28). Correct adjustment avoids the tools touching the ground even when it is uneven. Ignoring these guidelines means rapid wearing of the knives causing imbalance of the tool shaft, thus causing ab- normal and early deterioration of the transmission belts. -
Page 22: Start Of Work
movement and tilt Having reached the place of work, the shredders MA, ML, MP, are provided with hydraulic control mobile connections for lateral movement relative to the tractor (Fig. 32), and a joint for tilt with respect to the ground (Fig. 33) the speed of which is adjustable by means of a manual operation choke (Fig. -
Page 23: Ordinary Maintenance
ORDINARY MAINTENANCE PERIODIC MAINTENANCE TASKS ARE ESSENTIAL FOR THE EFFI- CIENCY AND THE CORRECT OPERATION OF THE MACHINE. ATTENTION! When carrying out maintenance, proceed as follows: - Switch off the power take-off and switch off the tractor engine - Rest the tool on the ground Do not stand for any reason behind the shredder when the tractor is in mo- tion. -
Page 24: Adjustment Of The Belts And Replacement
Adjustment of the belts and replacement The belts should be checked and adjusted after the fi rst 5 hours of work: thereafter, check the tension every 50 hours of work. Avoid replacing one belt only in order not to compromise the uniform tensioning of the belts. ATTENTION! All the operations of checking and replacing the belts must be performed with the tractor engine stopped, the PTO switched off, the parking brake... -
Page 25: Replacement Of Knives Or Hammers
5) For this operation it is recommended to contact your authorised Sicma centres that will also perform testing of the machine, to verify that the new knives or hammers do not cause abnormal vibrations. -
Page 26: Table Of Tightening Torques
BEFORE RESTARTING THE TRACTOR CHECK CAREFULLY CLOSING OF THE HOOD AND TIGHTENING OF THE BOLTS. The company, Sicma declines any liability for any damage to property or injury caused by the shredder where the user has not complied with these safety requirements. -
Page 27: Table Of Lubricants
Table of lubricants TABLE USE OF OIL AND LUBRICATING GREASE INTERVENTION ROLOIL MOBIL CASTROL ESSO AGIP SPRIG OIL TRANSFER BOX EP 1000 MOBILGEAR ALPHA SP SPARTAN BLASIA EP 680 P1000 REDUCER VARIAX MOBILAND HIPOY GEAR ROTRA GEAR 150 80W90 HP 80W-90 B80W-90EP CZ80W-90 MP 80W-... -
Page 28: Temporary Shutdown Of The Shredder
ATTENTION! The company Sicma s.r.l. will replace any defective spare parts within the warranty period; it will not reimburse the costs of transportation or labour for the replacement of parts. -
Page 29: Xpiry Of The Warranty
The machine is used for purposes not provided for its function. • Where, due to repairs not performed by Sicma s.r.l. or by the authorised retailer, or due to the fi tting of non original parts, the machine should undergo changes that cause damage to normal operation. -
Page 30: Technical Assistance
Shredder MA-ML-MP - 30 -... - Page 32 SICMA S.p.A. Contrada Cerreto, 39 66010 MIGLIANICO (CH) - ITALY Tel. +39 087195841 - fax +39 0871950295 wwww.sicma.it...
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