Attachment; Transport Position To Workposition; Transport; Uncoupling - HE-VA Combi-Disc 4,5 m Operating Instructions Manual

Attachment

1. Reverse the tractor to the machine.
2. Connect all hydraulic hoses to the tractor outlets.
3. Pressurise the drawbar - and the wheel cylinder (red) so that the machine drawbar
is lifted to the suitable height.
4. Then reverse the tractor and attach the machine.
5. Now lift the machine to maximum height.

Transport position to workposition

1. Important: When unfolding the side sections, the locking claw must first be
relieved by activating the folding function, until the side sections meet the
stop at the center frame. Next, when the unfolding function is activated, the
locking claw then first will open, after which the side sections are unfolding.
2. When the side sections are completely unfolded, let go of the hydraulic handle
and the machine is ready for use.
Always set the tractor's flow control on MAX, to make sure that the side sections
will follow each other.
3. Unfold the edge equipment to working position.
4. Now lift and lower the discs to the required working depth.
1. Lift the discs to the top before folding up the machine.
2. Then lift the machine to maximum transport height.
3. Now pressurise the folding cylinders and the side sections will be folded up. After
that put the function in floating position, however, ensure that the locking claws
have locked the side sections.
4. Now the machine is secured and ready for transport.
5. Lower the machine in order to minimise the transport height, to obtain a center of
gravity as low as possible. It is recommendable to drive slowly and carefully in
turns and roundabouts.

Uncoupling

1. Lift the machine up and tilt the depth stop on the drawbar forward towards the
tractor.
2. Now lower the machine onto firm ground.
3. Adjust the drawbar – and wheel cylinder (red) so that the drawing bolt is loose.
4. Now the machine may be uncoupled.
5. Drive the tractor a little forward and then relieve all hydraulic hoses.
Combi-Disc 4,5 – 5,5m Part 1
UK

Transport

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20-01-2021
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