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WINTON HEDGE CUTTER WAM SERIES OWNERS MANUAL PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING THE CUTTER...
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This manual should be considered a permanent part of this machine and should remain with it even if the machine is subsequently sold. Winton continually seeks advancements in its product design and quality. Therefore, while this manual contains the most current product information available at the time of printing, there may be minor discrepancies between your machine and this manual.
Misuse: This machine is designed for use with compact tractors, and should be used only for the indicated purpose. Winton does not take responsibility if the machine is used for any other purpose. Children must not operate the machine under any circumstance.
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General Safety Information (continued) Machinery Pre-Use Checks On receipt of your new Winton machine and again within the first 4 hours of use, or the ‘shake in’ period as we like to call it, we always recommend checking over the machine.
Then fit arm C to the top link point on the machine using the top link pin. Attach the lever/controls Adjust the length of arms B & C so the body & A-frame of the machine is vertical. Winton WAM...
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The leg stands can be removed before starting work to avoid any entanglement or impact when moving with the tractor. Operate the machine with tractor in low range gear and the PTO delivering 540 RPM. Winton WAM...
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Remove the chains from the PTO and remove the PTO shaft from tractor & machine. Disconnect the top link A and bottom link arms. Remove the hedge cutter controls from their mount on the tractor. Start the tractor and slowly drive off from the position, checking all connections are free. Winton WAM...
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Keep hydraulic fixings tightened to prevent leaks. • Ensure hydraulic pipes are not pinched, chafing or being stretched. • Ensure the tractor is fitted with adequate guards/protection (e.g. a cabin) to protect the against thrown debris or parts. Winton WAM...
L & I. This can lead to a build up of pressure in the hydraulic system which may lead to leaking connectors, pipes, broken seals or even damage to the hydraulic pump. Winton WAM...
Cutting Hedges, Reeds & Shrubs When the material to be cut exceeds 70-80 cm (28"- 32”) in height, it will take more than one pass to complete the job, cutting 20-30 cm (8" - 12”) maximum on each pass. Winton WAM...
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PTO to avoid this coming loose. Always replace worn or damaged PTO shafts. Most PTO driven implements are supplied with a standard sized PTO shaft. As all tractors vary this often means cutting it down to size. See section for PTO shaft resizing or consult an agricultural engineer if unsure. Winton WAM...
Adjust roller by aligning the selected hole in the roller support bracket at position 1 (using the hole closest to the ground gives the highest working height). Put bolt 1 into the selected hole and re-tighten bolts 1 and bolts 2. Material Type Maximum cutting diameter Hardwood 3cm (1.1”) Softwood 6cm (2.3”) Winton WAM...
NEVER CUT ON THE BLIND SIDE OF THE HEDGE. It is impossible to see potential hazards or dangers and the position of the flail head could allow debris to be propelled through the hedge towards the tractor and the operator. THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY ACCIDENT CAUSED BY NON- OBSERVANCE OF THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL. Winton WAM...
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Never start the cutting head with the flails facing the operator or any other people. Always work the machine with the cutting head towards the material to be cut. Never pass under the hedge cutter. You must always maintain adequate SAFETY zones around the machine. Winton WAM...
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Always clear up all debris left at the work area, it may cause hazard to others. Always ensure when you remove your machine from the tractor that it is left in a safe and stable position using the stands and props provided and secured if necessary. Winton WAM...
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• Never attempt to detect a hydraulic leak with your hand – use a piece of cardboard. • Never allow children near to, or play on, a tractor or machine under any circumstances. Winton WAM...
Unscrew and remove filler plug B . Pour in the oil (a funnel or pipe is helpful here as it is a narrow filler). Fill until the oil can be seen in the level indicator A. Replace the filler plug B. Winton WAM...
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Fill with hydraulic oil through filler C until the oil is visible through the level indicator A. Replace filler C. Oil Change #1 Oil Change #2 Oil Change #3 Oil Change #4 Oil Change #5 Oil Change #6 Winton WAM...
Unscrew and remove filler plug A. Use a dipstick or similar to check oil level, this should be approx. half full. Top up the oil through filler A if needed to the required level. Replace filler plug A. Winton WAM...
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Always make sure to dispose of old oils in the correct manner. Check the oil manufacturers instructions for correct disposal methods. Oil Change #1 Oil Change #2 Oil Change #3 Oil Change #4 Oil Change #5 Oil Change #6 Winton WAM...
We recommend using a hand-held grease gun for best results. If grease nipples will not take grease, remove and clean thoroughly. Also clean lubricant passageway. If you notice any grease points are broken replace or repair them immediately. Winton WAM...
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Paintwork: Re-coat any damaged paintwork to prevent corrosion. Storage: Store the machine in a dry, level area. Support the frame if necessary. The periods recommended are based on normal operating conditions. Severe or unusual conditions may require more frequent maintenance. Winton WAM...
10. PARTS DIAGRAM 1 BODY Dia No. Number Part Number Part Description 802770115 AM60.03.016 Oil tank cover 703070084 CBW-00-011 Air plug M16X1.5 802770118 AM60.03.017Y-1 Hydraulic Tank 509010012 JB7941.2-B80 Hydraulic Level Window 700920105 EF100.00.117 Plastic End Cap 703190209 1G-150-01-142 R Clip Winton WAM...
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AM60.03.104 Bump Stop/ Rubber Mount 802770108 AM60.03.015 Big support arm 702770072 AM60.03.108 Oil tube long cover 702770160 AM60.04.023 Small Arm Cylinder 702770152 AM60.04.015 Big arm cylinder 510015239 JB982-14 Bonded Washer 702770174 AM60.04.090 Breather Plug 501014238 GB27-M16X100 Articulation bolt Winton WAM...
Part Number Part Description 503010764 DIN985-M14 Locking Nut 506010058 GB97.1-14 Plain washer 501011142 GB5783-M14X40 Bolt M14X40 802770061 AM60.02.017 Hitch Frame Plate 802770037 AM60.02.010 Cutting Head Body (60) 802780005 AM80.02.010 Cutting Head Body (80) 806830004 AM100.02.010 Cutting Head Body (100) Winton WAM...
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GB3452.1-G-23.6X2.65 O Ring (Seal) 505011417 GB70.1-M8X30 Bolt M8X30 506030035 GB93-8 Spring washer 702770169 HPLMA220BMLE5E5B00 Hydraulic motor 702770025 AM60.02.102 Splined Hub 702770036 AM60.02.141 Motor Positioning Plate 506060183 GB893.1-62 Circlip 506060317 GB894.1-35 Ring Spacer 511022556 GB276-6007 Deep groove ball bearing Winton WAM...
Shorten the equally long guard tubes to the same length as the driveline tubes. Grease the internal driveline tube. Fit the guard on the shaft. Make sure that the length allows for at least 16cm (6 inches) of overlap. Winton WAM...
We always strive to create great products, but when something does go wrong we have a strong network of resellers on hand throughout the UK to help out. Warranty Claims Before you get in touch here are 5 pieces of information your Winton reseller will need to progress your claim: •...
Raise cutting height. Blades scalping Change mowing pattern/route. Reduce speed when turning. Run at 540 PTO rpm. Change into a lower gear on the tractor. Tractor loaded down by cutter Clean off the cutter. Check power output on your tractor. Winton WAM...
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