Operating Service; Checking The Tension Of V-Belts On Belt Gear; Daily Maintenance - SaMASZ SAMBA 160 Operator's Manual

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6.6. Operating service

6.6.1. Checking the tension of V-belts on belt gear

Tensioning of V-belts for belt gear is controlled by means of tensioner index (Fig. 25). Distance (S)
should be up to 5 mm. If belts are too loose, tighten tensioner nuts (N). In the event of damaging one
of belts, the entire set must be replaced.
N

6.6.2. Daily maintenance

When you finish each day of operation carry out the following maintenance:
Check all visible parts and components and their connections; tighten all loose bolts and nuts and
replace all damaged and/or worn parts with new genuine ones,
Clean the mower, especially between discs and cutter bar, because grass with mud may damage
bearings in disc module,
Remove any grass and mud,
Inspect the cutter bar,
Grease PTO shaft tubes with STP grease,
If necessary, lubricate the parts and components according to lubrication instructions (Section 7).
Parts which may cause risk to operator's health and safety are as follows: damaged discs, missing or
damaged safety covers, worn or damaged hydraulic hoses, PTO shaft guides, worn knives and knife
holder pins.
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Fig. 24. Ground pressure setting
S
Fig. 25. Controlling tension of V-belts
REAR DISC MOWER
L= 3.15" – SAMBA 160
L= 3.15" – SAMBA 200
L= 11" – SAMBA 240
L= 10.2" – SAMBA 280
L= 10.4" – SAMBA 320
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