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- Page 1 COULTER USER MANUAL P. de Heus en Zonen Greup B.V. Stougjesdijk 153 3271 KB Mijnsheerenland The Netherlands Tel: +31 (0) 18 66 12 333 E-mail: info@boxeragri.nl...
- Page 2 ENG | ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL MANUAL COULTER | User manual December 2020...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ....................... 4 General safety instructions ........................4 Safety instructions before use......................5 INSTALLING THE POWER TAKE-OFF SHAFT .................. 6 SETTING THE WORKING DEPTH ....................7 IMPORTANT PARTS ........................8 SAFETY DECALS ........................10 EC IDENTIFICATION DECAL ......................12 TRANSPORTATION ........................ -
Page 4: Safety Instructions
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS General safety instructions The user of the coulter is responsible for his or her own safety and that of bystanders in the area around this machine. It is therefore essential that the user has sufficient knowledge about the use of the machine and how to couple it to the tractor. -
Page 5: Safety Instructions Before Use
• Never use the machine under the influence of alcohol, illegal drugs or other stimulants that may slow down your reflexes. Safety instructions before use The Boxer Coulter SB can be used for different activities: • Preparation before sowing. •... -
Page 6: Installing The Power Take-Off Shaft
INSTALLING THE POWER TAKE-OFF SHAFT If the power take-off shaft is too long, it must be shortened as follows: • Position the machine at a minimum distance from the tractor and switch the tractor off completely. • Check the position and, if required, adjust the bolts. •... -
Page 7: Setting The Working Depth
SETTING THE WORKING DEPTH Skids CAUTION The following procedures must be carried out once the machine and tractor have been switched off completely and have been uncoupled from each other. The working depth can be set by adjusting the skids with regard to height. Figure 3 •... -
Page 8: Important Parts
IMPORTANT PARTS Three-point hitch: for coupling the machine to the tractor. Power take-off shaft protection: prevents that the user comes into contact with the rotating part of the transmission that is coupled to the power take-off shaft. Gearbox: reduces the rotational speed of the tractor's power take-off shaft. Transmission chain: the movement of the gearbox is transferred to the rotor through the transmission chain. - Page 9 Figure 6 CAUTION In connection with the transportation, different parts of the machine have been disassembled and supplied separately. The machine is supplied with user instructions for the installation. When the machine is installed, pay particular attention to fastening everything correctly and firmly. Always check that the machine is coupled properly to the tractor.
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Page 10: Safety Decals
SAFETY DECALS A danger decal on the protection of the power take-off shaft. A danger decal on the transmission that becomes visible when the protection is damaged or is missing. Page 10/24 COULTER | User manual December 2020... - Page 11 Pay attention to the warnings on the safety decals. Not observing these instructions can lead to serious injury or death. Check whether the decals are clean and legible. If this is not the case, contact your dealer to order new decals if required.
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Page 12: Ec Identification Decal
EC IDENTIFICATION DECAL The frame of this machine has a CE mark and has a decal that lists the dealer, model, weight, serial number and year of manufacture. Location of the EC identification decal on the machine: Page 12/24 COULTER | User manual December 2020... -
Page 13: Transportation
TRANSPORTATION All items are carefully checked before shipment or delivery. When you receive the machine, always check whether any parts have been damaged during transportation. Contact your dealer if you discover damage. Use a forklift truck, crane or other equipment with a lifting power that is needed to lift the machine. Check its weight in the table. -
Page 14: Start Procedure
START PROCEDURE • Always ensure that no people or animals can be within the working range. • Check the work area for obstacles or objects that do not belong in this area. Carefully remove these obstacles and objects. • Never start a defective machine even if you only suspect that it may be defective. Check the machine and, if in doubt, contact your dealer. - Page 15 • Fasten the connections on side "13" to prevent swinging. • We recommend a clearance of at most 50 mm (2") on each side.. • Adjust the machine by adjusting the connections to the sides and the rear side of the tractor. •...
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Page 16: Working Method
WORKING METHOD • The operator may not become distracted when he/she operates the machine. • Pay additional attention when working on slopes. By preference, have the tractor and machine drive horizontally to prevent tipping over. • Also follow the instructions of the manufacturer of the tractor, in particular, with regard to the maximum gradient on which you can work. - Page 17 • The machine can plow on a slope with a gradient of 20° at most. If the gradient is higher, the machine may start to vibrate considerably or the power take-off shaft may break (see Fig. 11). • When the operator operates the machine, the plowed soil must always be kept on the right side of the operator.
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Page 18: Stopping
10. STOPPING If an obstacle is hit, the tractor and machine must be stopped immediately. Switch off the engine and check for possible damage. If the machine is damaged, all repairs must be performed before resuming the work process. Disassembling the coulter •... -
Page 19: Maintenance
11. MAINTENANCE • Regular maintenance and the correct use of the machine are essential for the safety of the machine. • Follow the instructions on the safety decals on the machine as shown adjacently. • Only use original parts to guarantee the stable and reliable operation of the machine. - Page 20 Regularly lubricate the rotor's support at "1" and "2" (Fig. 12). Figure 12 • Make sure that the power take-off shaft remains in good condition and regularly lubricate it (Fig. 13). • Check whether bolts "1" that keep blades "2" in their positions have been correctly tightened (Fig.
- Page 21 Maintenance: every 150 hours or once a year. • Remove the drive chain. • Clean the drive chain and chain wheels using a mild non-toxic and non-flammable agent. • Again install the chain and make sure that it is not damaged. •...
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Page 22: Lubrication And Lubricating Points
12. LUBRICATION AND LUBRICATING POINTS CAUTION CHECK THE OIL LEVEL BEFORE WORK! OIL TYPE AND MANUFACTURER/IMPORTER: GL5 - 85W 90 Do not mix oils of the same manufacturer or different types of oil. This may have a negative impact on the condition and service life of the machine. - Page 23 Figure 18 Page 23/24 COULTER | User manual December 2020...
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Page 24: Faults
13. FAULTS Problem Cause Solution Check whether all bolts and nuts Loose parts. have been properly tightened. Too little oil in the gearbox and Check the oil level and, if required, transmission. top it up. The machine makes more noise Set the power take-off shaft than normal.
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