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DANGER
DANGER
Never allow anyone to ride on the W360
Pulvi-Mulcher at any time. Allowing a person to
ride on the machine can inflict serious personal
injury or death to that person.
WARNING
All hydraulically elevated equipment must have
cylinder lockouts installed or be lowered to the
ground, when servicing or when equipment is idle.
Failure to take preventive measures against
accidental lowering can result in serious personal
injury.
CAUTION
Ensure both Rockshaft Transport Locks are either
locked or unlocked. Failure to lock both Transport
Locks may result in damage to the machine.
Ensure the Drawbar Transport Lock is unlocked
before lowering the machine. Failure to remove
the Pin will result in damage to the drawbar and
frame.
CAUTION
When transporting farm implements on public
roads, it is the responsibility of the operator to
abide by state and local laws concerning wide
loads, speed, safety emblems and safety lighting
equipment. Drive at safe speeds, particularly
when rounding corners, crossing rough ground or
driving on hillsides, to prevent tipping the tractor.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Tractor Preparation
The Brillion Pulvi-Mulcher is designed to be pulled by
tractor equipped with a Drawbar with or without a hummer
strap. Implement Flip Flop Hitch Spade end is CAT 3 and
Clevis end is CAT 2. Optimal Hitch is CAT 3. Before
attaching the implement, prepare the tractor as follows:
1. Inflate the rear tractor tires equally and add ballast
according to the tractor operator's manual.
2. Lock the Tractor Drawbar in the center position.
Pulvi-Mulcher Preparation
1. Prior to operating the Pulvi-Mulcher, inspect it
thoroughly for good operating condition.
2. Replace worn or missing parts.
3. When the machine is new, check the bolt tightness
after a few hours of operation. Tighten any loose nuts
or bolts. Check the lift wheel lug bolts daily.
4. Check the lift wheel tire inflation. Inflate all tires
equally to avoid side draft. Follow the tire
manufacturer's recommended pressures listed on the
sidewall of the tires.
Chapter 3
Operation
3-1
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