Operating The Auxiliary Port - Kubota K008-5 Operating Instructions Manual

Operating the auxiliary port

The auxiliary port serves for operating attachments.
Only attachments approved by KUBOTA may be used. The attachments must be operated in accord-
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ance with the operating instructions supplied with them.
When using a breaker or other attachment for demolition work where material (e.g. asphalt) is re-
moved and can uncontrollably sputter away, personal protective equipment is to be worn at all times
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(safety shoes, safety helmet, eye protection, ear protection and, if necessary, a breathing mask).
Malfunction of the attachment!
Do not operate the machine with attachments such as a folding shovel. Due to the direct return, the
folding shovel can open by itself as a result of the force of gravity.
Risk of injury due to leaking hydraulic oil!
Hydraulic oil can leak at the supply connections if no attachment is attached.
- Seal the supply connections with plugs after removing the attachments.
- The auxiliary port must not be operated without attachments or plugs.
- Do not enter the danger area.
The performance data for the auxiliary port can be found in the "Specifications" section (page 44).
Connect the implement according to the corresponding operat-
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ing instructions at the supply connection "P" (1) and the return
flow connection "T" (2).
If the auxiliary port has not been in use over a long pe-
riod of time, dirt may have accumulated on the pipe
connections of the supply connection "P" (1). Before
installing the implement, drain approx. 0.1 l of hydrau-
lic oil at the supply connection "P".
Catch the drained hydraulic oil in a container and dis-
card it in accordance with the valid environmental reg-
ulations.
The auxiliary port pedal (figure below, position 1) can be secured against inadvertent operation by
tilting it forward. When the auxiliary port pedal is not in use tilt it forward.
Tilt the auxiliary port pedal (1) backward.
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To operate the implement, press the auxiliary port pedal down-
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ward (figure/ ).
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