Introduction; Safety - Claas JAGUAR 930 Information And Basic Field Settings

Introduction

This quick reference guide has
been produced to aid operator's with
familiarisation and settings of CLAAS JAGUAR
forage harvesters.
CLAAS forage harvesters are designed for output
and efficiency but this can only be achieved
with correct operation and maintenance of the
machine.
This guide is not designed to replace
the Operator's Manual but purely as
a reference document.
More in depth information is available
in the Operators Manual.
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Downtime costs output
To get the most from the machine, the wheels must be turning.
In order to keep downtime to a minimum, it's vital that routine
maintenance is not neglected.
As well as servicing the machine according to the operator's
manual, a good check of the machine is essential. It is false
economy to put off the replacement of worn parts until they
break.
Abbreviations
Throughout this guide the following abbreviations are used:
'LHS' and 'RHS' refer to the Left Hand Side and Right Hand
Side of the machine respectively, taken from the rear of the
machine facing in the direction of travel.
ALWAYS READ THE OPERATORS MANUAL BEFORE
OPERATING YOUR FORAGE HARVESTER.
The information is therefore not complete for the purpose of
working on the machine. This document does not replace the
relevant operators manual and repair documentation! Subject to
changes due to continued technical developments.

Safety

• Make sure you are familiar with the controls and operation
Safety is of the utmost
of the machine and have read the Operator's Manual.
importance whilst you are
• The forage harvester has many moving parts, guards are
operating and maintaining
designed to keep you safe, please ensure that all guards are
your forage harvester.
kept in place and in good condition when operating
Make sure that all of the
the machine.
risks are assessed to
• When doing any maintenance work or making
reduce the likelihood of
adjustments outside of the machine make sure that the
an accident.
engine is switched off and the battery isolator key is
removed.
For more in depth safety
• Some of the maintenance has to be carried out at height,
information please consult
please asses the risks that this poses and ensure that the
your operators manual.
task is carried out safely.
Always read the Operator's
• When operating the machine be aware of the presence
Manual before using any new
of people particularly in farmyards, always get someone to
machine.
help you when reversing in confined areas.
• Be aware of the size of your machine, particularly the
height, you may be at risk from contact with overhead
power lines and overhead obstructions particularly but not
exclusively when the spout is in the working position and if
extra aerials have been fitted to your machine.
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