SaMASZ UNO 600 Operator's Manual

SaMASZ UNO 600 Operator's Manual

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TEDDER WAGONS OptiFEED
UNO 600 (S)/(L)
UNO 700 (S)/(L)
UNO 800 (S)/(L)
UNO 900 (S)/(L)
UNO 1000 (S)/(L)
UNO 600 BASIC
UNO 700 BASIC
UNO 800 BASIC
UNO 900 BASIC
UNO 1000 BASIC
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
UNO 500 SLIM
UNO 600 SLIM
UNO 700 SLIM
UNO HD 1000
UNO HD 1200
UNO HD 1400
Serial No:
Translation of the original operator's manual
– English –
SaMASZ Sp. z o.o.
Poland, 16-060 Zabłudów, ul. Trawiasta 1
Established – 1984
NIP PL-966-159-29-76
tel. (+48) (85) 664 70 31
fax (+48) (85) 664 70 41
e-mail: samasz@samasz.pl
DUO 1200 (S)
DUO 1400 (S)
DUO 1600 (S)
DUO 1800
DUO 2000
DUO HD 2000
DUO HD 2200
DUO HD 2400
DUO HD 2600
DUO HD 2800
DUO HD 3000
DUO HD 3200
www.samasz.pl
IN130EN002
2016.03.15
EDITION 2

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  • Page 1 SaMASZ Sp. z o.o. Poland, 16-060 Zabłudów, ul. Trawiasta 1 Established – 1984 NIP PL-966-159-29-76 tel. (+48) (85) 664 70 31 fax (+48) (85) 664 70 41 e-mail: samasz@samasz.pl www.samasz.pl OPERATOR'S MANUAL TEDDER WAGONS OptiFEED UNO 600 (S)/(L) UNO 500 SLIM...
  • Page 2 NOTE: Always shut down the tractor's motor and take out the keys before you get inside the machine, open guards, or adjust sensors. Under no condition, do not get on or inside the machine when in operation. NOTE: Tedder wagon without previous familiarizing with its contents as well as by unauthorized personnel, particularly by children, is strictly forbidden.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED DEVICE IDENTIFICATION ....................2 USAGE ............................ 2 TECHNICAL DATA......................3 3.1. Tyres and adjusting the machine height ................5 SAFETY RULES ........................6 4.1. CONDITIONS OF THE MACHINE USE ..............6 4.2. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............... 6 4.3.
  • Page 4: Device Identification

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED 1. DEVICE IDENTIFICATION Fig. 1. Identification plate Data plate includes: - name and adress of the manufacturer, - model year, - CE marking means, that the produce - version number, conforms to 2006/42/EC Directive and - machine weight, harmonized standards, - id number,...
  • Page 5: Technical Data

    UNO 800 2,47 2,25 4,75 3600 2,66 2,25 4,80 3675 UNO 900 UNO 1000 2,83 2,25 4,85 3750 UNO 600 S 1,99 2,10 4,75 3450 1,99 2,25 4,78 3525 UNO 700 S UNO 800 S 2,14 2,25 4,80 3600 UNO 900 S...
  • Page 6 Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED Tab. 2. Technical data – DUO series Parametr Number Number Machine type Capacity Length Weight Height [m] Width [m] of worms of knives [kg] [pcs.] [pcs.] DUO 1200 2,38 2,15 6,50 5100 DUO 1400 2,38 2,25 6,90 5375...
  • Page 7: Tyres And Adjusting The Machine Height

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED 3.1. Tyres and adjusting the machine height STANDARD TYRES UNO, UNO BASIC, UNO L, R15,3-10/75 UNO S UNO HD R15,3-11,5/80 R17,5-215/75 DUO (12-14 m Single axis (twin wheels – 4 pcs) DUO (16-20 m R19,5-435/50 DUO S R15,5-400/60 DUO HD (20-24 m...
  • Page 8: Safety Rules

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED 4. SAFETY RULES Most of the accidents stem from inappropriate exploitation of the machine or inadequate knowledge of machine’s working principles. Fodder wagon cannot be designed in such a way to guarantee full safety as well as high work effectiveness. With that in mind, it is crucial that the user uses the machine in appropriate way and do not cause any danger to himself or other people.
  • Page 9: Warning Symbols

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED Removing any part of the machine,  Regulating the machine.  11. Always block the wheels when working under the machine. 12. Never turn the machine on until all bystanders are in safe distance. 13. After any repairs, make sure that the tools were removed from the machine before turning it 14.
  • Page 10: Tractor Selection

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED 5. Risk of falling 6. Hearing protection must be worn Be very careful while climbing the control- If the noise in the work space exceeds 85dB, always tower. wear hearing protection. 7. Use covers 8. Risk of crushing Do not make changes to the covers or turn on the Never stand between a tractor and a fodder wagon machine when a cover is missing.
  • Page 11: Securing The Machine

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED Power take-off has to be properly secured. If the cover is damaged it should be replaced  immediately. Hydraulic hoses have to be checked before first use. Then they shall be subject to periodic  inspection once a year.
  • Page 12: Counterblades

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED Fig. 2. Mixer feeder — design 1. Drawbar 7. Distributor 2. Scale 8. Unloading covers 3. Ladder 9. Ring preventing unloading 4. Container 10. Weight sensor 5. Counterblade 11. Oil tank 6. Double reduction gearbox 12.
  • Page 13: Auger

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED Counter blades always have to be set in desirable position by using a bolt (Fig. 3). The bolt has to be always secured by a pin shaped in a letter R. WARNING! NEVER REGULATE COUNTERBLADES WHILE THE MACHINE IS STILL WORKING.
  • Page 14: General Fodder Wagon Manual

    Fitting the drawbar – model DUO S – The fitting of a drawbar in DUO S The fitting of a drawbar works differently than in other SaMASZ fodder wagons. Regulating the drawbar requires unscrewing the screws and moving the drawbar to a desirable height (Fig. 6):...
  • Page 15 Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED Fig. 6. Adjusting the drawbar – DUO S Keep in mind that by rotating the drawbar by 180° in DUO S unit, you need to make sure that the part of a drawbar with a sensor needs to be rotated again (the label on the drawbar should always be visible from the top) (Fig.
  • Page 16: Power Take Off

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED 7.2. POWER TAKE OFF It is recommended to use power take-off that came with the fodder wagon. If there is a need to change its length, please follow the manufacturer’s manual. It also refers to maintenance and lubrication.
  • Page 17: Machine's Utilization

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED cover’s restraining device is mounted properly and will not be damaged anywhere or is not too strained. 5. Check if hydraulic hoses are mounted properly and are not too short. 6. Inspect electrical connections. 7. Make sure that the drive is properly mounted to the tractor. 8.
  • Page 18 Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED One auger fodder wagons UNO (BASIC) UNO L UNO S MODEL Capacity Maximum load 3,0 3,25 3,5 3,75 4,0 3,0 3,25 3,5 3,75 4,0 3,25 3,5 3,75 4,0 Two auger fodder wagons DUO (S) MODEL Capacity Maximum load 6,55...
  • Page 19: Maintenance

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED 9.4. MAINTENANCE In order to keep fodder wagon in standby mode, proper maintenance is required. Every day, before using the machine, perform a review. Walk around the machine, checking its external parts. Check for damaged or missing parts. Before lubricating and performing any repairs, always disconnect power-take off and turn off tractor’s engine.
  • Page 20: Cleaning

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED 9.5. CLEANING Never use high pressure water to clean parts of weighing system. Remember to remove remaining of the fodder containing grain seeds enriched with caustic soda that is located on the external parts of the machine. After cleaning the machine with pressurized water, make sure that it did not get to the oil.
  • Page 21: Tensioning Of The Discharge Conveyor

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED Fig. 12. Lubricating discharge indicator It is crucial to remember about periodic lubrication of flush grease nipples located in bearings, support leg and levers controlling the distributor which will guarantee safe operating of the machine. 9.7.
  • Page 22 Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED hydraulically controlled unloading windows. Improperly adjusted distributor’s lines may be the cause of improper closing or opening of the windows. Activities relating to adjusting Distributor’s lines are shown in the diagram below. Fig. 14. Adjusting distributor links Distributor’s line adjustments are made using wrench size 24 and wrench size 12.
  • Page 23: Oil Level In The Gearbox

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED 9.9. OIL LEVEL IN THE GEARBOX Every week oil level in the gearbox should be checked. It should oscillate between signs MIN and MAX. Change the oil every 6 months. Make sure there is no water in the oil. Oil used by manufacturer: Gearbox oil F-15.
  • Page 24 Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED Control panel ON/OFF button. Belt conveyor control PCV in mixer feeders equipped with belt conveyors. Leftward operation. Belt conveyor control PCV in mixer feeders equipped with belt conveyors. Rightward operation. Discharge window control – OPEN. Discharge window control –...
  • Page 25 Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED Mixer feeder working speed control – “SPEED UP” MODE. Mixer feeder working speed control – “SPEED DOWN” MODE. Function key RETURN. Function key RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU. Function key START / PAUSE. Hold work mode / resume work mode. Function key PLUS –...
  • Page 26: Failures, Service

    THE DOWEL COVERING THE PTO. THE DOWEL SHOULD BE EXCHANGED WITH A DOWEL OF THE SAME CLASS. WARNING! DULL AUGER’S BLADES MAY BE A CAUSE OF THE DOWEL BEING CUT. In case of failure of technical difficulties with OptiFEED fodder wagons, please contact us by mail: • serwis@samasz.pl...
  • Page 27: Spare Parts

    Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED SPARE PARTS In order to facilitate the process of picking appropriate spare parts, in order form please include following data: Machine’s unit and serial number (located on the rating plate  Machine’s capacity in cubic meters. ...
  • Page 28 Operating manual Tedder wagons OptiFEED 2. With 24-month warranty, after 12 months it is required to carry out a technical inspection on charge. 3. The warranty does not cover: a) mechanical damages to the device, b) damages being result of fire, flooding, lightning or other natural hazards, c) devices subjected to modifications, repairs or disassembly by an unauthorized service point, d) normally wearing parts (knives, tires, etc.),...

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