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Kersten WKB 50 Operator's Instruction Manual

Weedbrush attachment with mechanical pto drive
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Operators instruction Manual
WKB 50
Weedbrush Attachment
With Mechanical PTO drive.
UK
From Serial Number
Rev.: 0
Compiled 01/07/2011
Kersten Maschinenvertriebs GmbH
Kersten (UK) Ltd
D - 46459 Rees, Empeler Straße 93-95
Progress House, 39 Boulton Road
Tel.: 028 51 / 92 34 0
Reading, Berkshire RG2 0NH
Phone: 0118 986 9253
Email: info@cnect2.com
Part Number B00230

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  • Page 1 Operators instruction Manual WKB 50 Weedbrush Attachment With Mechanical PTO drive. From Serial Number Rev.: 0 Compiled 01/07/2011 Kersten Maschinenvertriebs GmbH Kersten (UK) Ltd D - 46459 Rees, Empeler Straße 93-95 Progress House, 39 Boulton Road Tel.: 028 51 / 92 34 0...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Forward About this manual Product identification Before operating Notes on using this manual Heath and safety Intended use General health and safety and accident prevention advice 3.2.1 General principles 3.2.2 Safe working area and hazard area 3.2.3 Prior to commencing work 3.2.4 Starting the machine 3.2.5...

  • Page 3: Forward

    Forward Forward Dear Sir, Madam, Thank you for purchasing a quality product the company Kersten. This product is designed and produced using the most modern manufacturing techniques and extensive quality assurance measures. It is only when you are satisfied with your product that our goal is achieved.

  • Page 4: About This Manual

    About this manual About this manual Product Identification Always quote model number and serial number when ordering spare parts. The identification plate may be found on the main chassis of all machines. Before operating Before you start the engine or attempt to attach or operate any machine, we ask that you urgently to make yourself familiar with the manual and the operation of the machine.

  • Page 5: Notes On Using This Manual

    About this manual Notes on using this manual All points to be considered are indicated as follows: ● Text ● Text ● Text Procedural instructions are indicated as follows: Text Text Text The machines described in this manual are subject continual to technical proress.

  • Page 6: Heath And Safety

    Health and Safety Health and safety It is important to note that not all possibilities can be covered within this manual. The manual assumes that the operator has a general awareness for Health and Safety to have been appointed an operator in the first place. This machine has been designed, so far as is reasonably practical, so that it will not endanger the safety of the operator or anyone else if the machine is used and maintained according to the instructions stated in this manual which...

  • Page 7: Safe Working Area And Hazard Area

    Health and Safety ● Before starting operating this machine you should be familiar with all controls and their functions. Familiarization should not be carried out during operation. It is too late! ● Beware of rotating parts—keep safe distance. ● Beware of trailing machines and machines with inertia. Ensure they stop completely before making any adjustments.

  • Page 8: Starting The Machine

    Health and Safety 3.2.4 Starting the machine ● When starting the machine all drives must be in the disengaged/off p o - sition. ● Do not run engines indoors. ● Be aware of flammable fluids if jump starting cables are used. Avoid e x - plosion! 3.2.5 Whilst operating the machine...

  • Page 9: Wheels And Tyres

    Health and Safety 3.2.7 Wheels and tyres ● Before working on the wheels ensure the machine has been fully dis- abled. ● Always choc the wheels to prevent the machine from rolling. ● Regularly check wheel nuts for tightness and retighten if necessary. ●...

  • Page 10: 3.2.9 Cleaning, Maintenance And Repair Work

    Health and Safety 3.2.9 Cleaning, maintenance and repair work ● The machine should be maintained according to the instructions contained within the manual. ● All controls, engine and functions must be cleaned regularly. ● Before attempting to clean or maintain any part of a machine, ensure the machine is stopped and has come to a rest and the power unit and any PTO is disabled.
  • Page 11 Health and Safety ● Whenever handling fuel there is an increased risk of fire. Never refill near a naked flame or sparks. Do not smoke! ● Oils, fuels and filters should be disposed of separately using a compliant method. ● Do not refuel in confined spaces.

  • Page 12: 3.3 Safety Decals

    Health and safety 3.3 Safety Decals ● This machine is equipped with warning symbols (safety decals). ● These decals indicate types and areas of endangerment and in particular the safety measure which should be taken. ● Always remain alert and conscious of the dangers the decals indicate on the machine, you are operating, presents to you and others.
  • Page 13 Health and safety Refer to instruction manual for maintenance information. Lubrication point 3.4 Special Instructions for lead-acid filled batteries ● Always wear eye protection. ● Keep the battery out of reach of children. ● Danger of Explosion - Charging batteries gives off explosive fumes.
  • Page 14 Health and Safety Instructions for starter batteries 3.51 Removal and replacement of the battery Turn off all devices powered by the battery  Avoid the possibility of short circuit caused by tools  Always remove the negative terminal (-) first followed by the positive ...
  • Page 15 Health and Safety 3.54 Jump Starting Only use standard jumper cables and follow their instructions.  Only use batteries or power supply of the same voltage.  Ensure everything is switched off.  Connect both positive terminals (+) of the vehicle and donor battery ...

  • Page 16: Disposal

    This device must be disposed of according to the regulation of the munici- pality or the country. All possible parts should be recycled and the remain- der disposed of in a satisfactory manner. The company Kersten Maschinenvertriebs GmbH or Kersten (UK) Ltd does not take responsibility of disposal. Warranty The manufacturer guarantees its products for 12 months from the date of delivery.

  • Page 17: Recommendations

    Recommendations Recommendations Lubricants For engine and transmission lubricants please see “technical specification section” of this manual and separate engine manufacturers instruction manual. For "open" or nipple lubrication points, we recommend a bio-degradable manufactured from organic compounds. We recommend the use of bio- lubricants where possible.

  • Page 18: Operating The Machines

    Operating the machine Assembley Connecting Attachments The versatile power unit is designed to operate several different attach- ments. These may usually be changed quickly without the use of tools. Flexible drive coupling Grease Nipple Fig 1 Ensure the steel parts of the connection on the power unit and implement are free from dirt and rust.
  • Page 19 Assembly...

  • Page 20: Maintenance

    Maintenance Maintenance It is now assumed all of the information in the previous section has been read and understood and is used in conjunction with the following information. If this is not the case, do it now. General maintenance instructions ●...
  • Page 21 Maintenance Daily maintenance instructions ● Before use, check all safety devices, moving and wearing parts. ● Before use, check hydraulic oil level. Just unscrew the hydraulic oil filler cap and visually check the oil is just over the horizontal steel plate. ●...
  • Page 22 Maintenance Storage If the machine is not to be used for a prolonged period it is recommended to follow these instructions.. ● Thoroughly clean and lubricate the machine as above. ● Drain the fuel completely or add a fuel stabiliser to the fuel in the tank and run engine for about 1 minute.

  • Page 23: Technical Data

    Technical Data 11 Technical Data – Petrol Engine 13hp 14hp 16hp Motor Honda horizontal Honda horizontal Briggs& Stratton Briggs& Stratton crankshaft single crankshaft single Vanguard horizon- Vanguard horizontal cylinder engine cylinder engine tal crankshaft twin crankshaft twin cyl- cylinder engine inder engine Power 9hp (6.6kw)
  • Page 24 Technical Data Tyre Pressures Never exceed maximum 2.5bar– Risk of explosion! 4.00-8 Turf Block Pattern 1.4 bar 4.00-8 Agri Pattern 2.2 bar 5.00-10 Turf Block Pattern 2.2 bar 16x6.5-8 Turf Block Pattern 1.9 bar 16x6.5-8 Agri Pattern 1.9 bar 18x7.00-8 Agri Pattern 2.0 bar Hand-Arm-Vibration <2.5m/s2 (with flail mower attachment)

  • Page 25: Fault Finding

    Fault finding This section describes the main problems which you may encounter when operating this machine. Problems that are outside the scope of this information should be referred to your dealer for repair. Always observe the safety instructions as you first priority. Fault Cause Remedy...
  • Page 26 Fault finding Electric start -Battery charge level low Charge battery system does -Charging system not working due to Replace fuse not work blown fuse -Wiring fault Check continuity and repair Component fault Test components and repair/replace Transmission -Transmission oil viscosity too high Drain hydraulic system and replace with speci- speed is slow because incorrect oil has been used...
  • Page 28 Your contact at Kersten UK: Christopher Faulkner, Managing Director Sean Faulkner, Sales Manager Trevor Thorp, Area Sales Manager North Kersten UK are the sole UK distributor of the Meyer range of snow management equipment. Separate catalogue available upon request. Telephone: 0118 986 9253 Kersten (UK) Ltd, Progress House, 39 Boulton Road, Reading RG2 0NH www.kersten-machines.com...

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