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matev GmbH Nürnbergerstr. 50
D-90579
MOW
Operating Manual
Front mower
matev GmbH
Nürnbergerstr. 50
D-90579 Langenzenn
Phone.: +49 (0) 9101 90870
Irrtum und Änderungen vorbehalten!
-FM 160
Errors and changes excepted!
Stand: 17.11.2Referenznummer: BA-
MOW-32068
Status: 17.11.2020
Reference number: BA-MOW-37857
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- Page 1 GmbH Nürnbergerstr. 50 Irrtum und Änderungen vorbehalten! Stand: 17.11.2Referenznummer: BA- D-90579 MOW-32068 -FM 160 Operating Manual Front mower matev GmbH Errors and changes excepted! Status: 17.11.2020 Nürnbergerstr. 50 Reference number: BA-MOW-37857 D-90579 Langenzenn Phone.: +49 (0) 9101 90870...
- Page 2 Bezeichnung 131 8635 MOW-FM 160 mower deck with fixed frame 131 8636 MOW-FM 160 mower deck with hydraulic driving frame 131 8822 MOW-H/M 160 CM mower deck with fixed frame 131 8981 MOW-H/M 160 CM mower deck with hydraulic driving frame...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Table of contents ........................2 1 Introduction ........................4 2 About this operating manual ....................5 3 Technical data ........................6 Power diagram, hydraulic ..................7 4 General safety notices ....................... 8 Presentation of the general safety notices ..............8 Intended use ...................... - Page 4 7.7.1 Adjusting the inclination angle on the driving frame ........32 Adjusting the cutting height for the rigid driving frame ..........33 Adjusting the cutting height on the hydraulic frame..........34 7.10 Moving the mower into maintenance position ............35 7.11 Adjusting the air supply ..................
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Page 5: Introduction
Introduction We welcome you to the matev family and thank you for purchasing a matev GmbH product, we appreciate your trust. You have acquired a quality product, if contrary to expectations you should have problems with the implement, contact your responsible sales partner. -
Page 6: About This Operating Manual
About this operating manual Prior to first use, read the manual carefully and conscientiously all the way through. Keep this manual where it is easily accessible. This will enable you to refer to important information and handling instructions as needed. At transfer of the machine the owner of the machine receives instruction in the operation and maintenance of the machine from the owner's sales partner. -
Page 7: Technical Data
Technical data Technical data MOW - 140 CM MOW - 160 CM MOW - 190 CM Dimensions (L/W/H) in mm 1,343x1,425x535 1,452x1,625x535 1,564x2,146x535 Cutting width 1370 mm 1570 mm 1870 mm Cutting height from - to 28 mm - 97 mm With hydraulic frame Cutting height from - to 15 mm 135 mm... -
Page 8: Power Diagram, Hydraulic
Power diagram, hydraulic Please use the diagram below to assess whether your vehicle has enough hydraulic power availa- ble. 1. Add the power specifications of all options present on your machine. 2. Be aware of the information concerning the hydraulics of your vehicle. As a rule, the hydraulic power of your vehicle that is available for additional implements, is considerably lower than the engine power. -
Page 9: General Safety Notices
General safety notices Guidelines and instructions that you must comply with when dealing with machines are presented in this section. Presentation of the general safety notices The safety notices used in the text employ pictograms and signal words, which in combination indi- cate the severity of the risk to be expected. -
Page 10: Instructions For The Owner
Instructions for the owner 4.3.1 Qualifications of personnel Installation and maintenance tasks involving safety-relevant parts must only be executed by per- sonnel with the following qualifications: They must have a technical education, such as agricultural machine mechanic, auto me- chanic, etc. -
Page 11: Machine-Specific Notice
Prior to performing maintenance and repair tasks, turn off the engine and remove the key. Injuries due to fluid escaping under high pressure. Comply with the notice in the operating manual. 4.4.2 Machine-specific notice Machine-specific warning signs and instructions concerning operation and maintenance of the ma- chine are explained in this section. -
Page 12: Safety Devices
Implement is only suitable for a PTO shaft speed of 2000 rpm! Predominantly mid-mount, front, or independent engine PTO shafts. Implement is only suitable for a PTO shaft speed of 1000 rpm! Usually an independent engine PTO shaft. Implement is only suitable for clockwise PTO shaft rotation! (CW) Implement is only suitable for counterclockwise PTO shaft rotation! (CCW) The direction of rotation is always specified when viewing the end of the PTO shaft from the front (see Fig. -
Page 13: Protective Device On The Machine
Each time before starting to drive, ensure that all described safety notices and protective devices are completely present and functional. Do not operate the implement if safety notices or safety devices are missing or damaged. 4.5.1 Protective device on the machine Protective cover Universal joint shaft Protective cover... - Page 14 Belt guard (Drive) Fig. 4: Belt guard (drive) Adapter fixation on the front lift Attention! The attachment variant is different depending on the carrier vehicle Fig. 5: Adapter fixation on the front lift Page 13...
- Page 15 Standard equipment: Side discharge cover. Fig. 6: Side discharge cover Optionally available: Port with suction hose Fig. 7: Port with suction hose Page 14...
- Page 16 Optionally available: Mulch insert for mower Fig. 8: Mulch insert for mower Optionally available: Rear discharge without suction unit Fig. 9: Rear discharge without suction unit Page 15...
- Page 17 Rear discharge with suction unit Fig. 10: Rear discharge with suction unit Page 16...
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Page 18: Safety Notices On The Machine
Safety notices on the machine 4.5.2 Attention After each tighten all screws! V0 002 965 Order no. Read the safety in- structions V0 002 922 Order no. Switch off engine Order no. V0 002 925 Fig. 11: Warning sign on the right attachment bracket Lever position for maintenance position Order no. - Page 19 Stop Turbine Order no. V0 002 920 Thrown-out parts Order no. V0 002 931 Matev Order no. V0 002 972 Fig. 13: Warning sign on the basic deck (right side discharge) Direct of rotation left Order no. V0 002 952 Drive shaft Order no.
- Page 20 Mower blades Order no. V0 002 928 Fig. 15: Warning sign – mower blades Do not remove protective device Order no. V0 002 924 Fig. 16: Warning signs Page 19...
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Page 21: Equipmentvariants
Equipmentvariants Basic implements with rigid or hydraulic driving frame Basic implement – rigid driving frame Available as MOW 140, MOW 160, MOW 190 Basic implement with hydraulic driving frame Available as MOW 160 Optionally required accessories 5.2.1 Attachments Attachment – Cat. 0 Cat. -
Page 22: Drive Kits
Rear discharge mower insert Available for MOW 140, MOW 160 Mulch insert for mower Available for MOW 140, MOW 160 Rear discharge with suction unit Available for MOW 160 5.2.3 Drive kits Mechanical drive 1000 rpm CW/CCW, and 2000 rpm, CW/CCW Available for MOW 140, MOW 160, MOW 190 Gearbox booster kit Available for MOW 160... -
Page 23: Required Accessories
Hydraulic drive Available for MOW 160, MOW 190 Required accessories Cover, colored Possible colors: yellow, green, blue, red, gray. Available for MOW 140, MOW 160, MOW 190 Optional accessories Hydraulic front lift for maintenance position (Hydraulic connections are required) Available for MOW 140, MOW 160, MOW 190 Port with suction hose Available for MOW 140, MOW 160, MOW 190 Page 22... - Page 24 Harrow unit can be folded into transport position (Hydraulic connections are required) Available for MOW 160 Electromagnetic changeover valve enables control of two hydraulic functions on the mower Available for MOW 160 Fig. 17: Optional accessories Page 23...
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Page 25: Operation Of The Mower
Operation of the mower Application area The mower is used for mowing green areas and agricultural areas. The area of application extends from manicured lawns, to matted grass to uncultivated land. Function The mower works with three rotating blades, these blades are powered by the tractor via the work- ing hydraulics. -
Page 26: Mowing Irregular Areas
Mowing irregular areas 6.3.2 Fig. 19: Irregular areas Divide irregular areas into smaller sections. Change the mowing pattern frequently; do not always work in the same pattern. 6.3.3 Mowing large areas Fig. 20: Mowing large areas Mow large free areas as shown on Fig. 20. 6.3.4 Mowing small areas Fig. -
Page 27: Installation
Installation Switch off the carrier vehicle and remove the ignition key before mounting or dismounting the mower Prior to mounting on the tractor, ensure that the PTO shaft rpm, and the PTO shaft direction of rotation agree with the information on the mower. Mounting the mower on the carrier vehicle Fastening screw on the coupling support... - Page 28 If the manual has been lost or is no longer present for some other reason, contact matev GmbH. The mower must be matched to the speed of the carrier vehicle's PTO shaft.
- Page 29 Mounting the port with suction hose on the mower The suction port is only required, if for example, a grass collection device is used. Port plug Stop nuts Suction port Fig. 23: Suction port Hold the suction port with the hinge strip on the mower discharge.
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Page 30: Operation Of The Mower
Rock guard Fig. 24: Rock guard on side ejection Operation of the mower Before first use of the mower, comply with the instructions on safety and handling for operation of the entire implement and the connection to the car- rier vehicle. When mowing, always switch the carrier vehicle's front lift to float position. -
Page 31: Secure The Mower For Road Travel To The Work Site
Ensure for yourself that no one is in the work area. For road travel, the mower must be lifted out and the locking bolt must be se- cured against swinging. For the hydraulic maintenance position (optionally available) the mower can be secured via the shut-off valve and additionally secured with the locking bolt. -
Page 32: Adjusting The Mower Incline
Secure the mower with hydraulic lift-out for maintenance position (optionally available) To do this proceed as follows: Fig. 26: Transport position Set the shut-off valves to "Transport", as shown in Fig. 26 Adjusting the mower incline The driving frame is inclined forward in the factory. The driving frame should also be left this way! Or after a change, it should be returned to this position. -
Page 33: Adjusting The Inclination Angle On The Driving Frame
7.7.1 Adjusting the inclination angle on the driving frame Fig. 28: Adjusting the inclination angle on the driving frame To align the mower, do not tighten the fastening screws, otherwise the mower cannot align itself The mower can be appropriately "lifted up" or "lowered" by means of the two adjusting screws 2 on each side. -
Page 34: Adjusting The Cutting Height For The Rigid Driving Frame
Adjusting the cutting height for the rigid driving frame The four casters must be adjusted uniformly. Fig. 30: Caster on the mower Lift out the mower with the aid of the front power system, until there is an adequate distance between the casters and the ground. -
Page 35: Adjusting The Cutting Height On The Hydraulic Frame
Adjusting the cutting height on the hydraulic frame Caution – moving parts. Prior to changing the cutting height, ensure that no one is on the mower The mower is set to the desired cutting height by means of a hydraulic cylinder Fig. -
Page 36: Moving The Mower Into Maintenance Position
7.10 Moving the mower into maintenance position The mower must not be switched on in maintenance position. Switch off the engine and remove the ignition key, after the mower has been brought into maintenance position. Caution – moving parts. Before moving the mower into maintenance position, or back into operating position, ensure that no one is on the mower. - Page 37 Move the mower into maintenance position. Fig. 35: Mower in maintenance position Move the shut-off valves to the "Secure in maintenance position". Fig. 36: The shut-off valves "Secure in maintenance position" Attention, life-threatening danger The mower must not be switched on in maintenance position. Switch off the engine and remove the ignition key, after the mower has been brought into maintenance position.
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Page 38: Adjusting The Air Supply
7.11 Adjusting the air supply For a clean flow of grass it is important that sufficient air can flow into the mower. The intake air is accelerated through the mower discharge together with the cut grass. This is the only way to ex- clude the possibility of clogs in the mower or in the suction port. -
Page 39: Securing The Lawn Harrow For Road Travel To The Work Site
7.12 Securing the lawn harrow for road travel to the work site For road travel to the work site, the lawn harrow must be prevented from un- folding To do this proceed as follows: Completely lift out the lawn harrow. Push the harrow back, counter to the direction of travel (beyond the dead point). - Page 40 Fig. 39: Harrow position in operation Insert the lock bolt 1 underneath the rake and secure it axially with the linch pin. The lock bolt must be mounted in work position, as shown in Fig. 39. Without the lock bolt the rake can swing down due to bumps in the ground Page 39...
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Page 41: Adjusting The Angle Of Inclination Of The Tines
7.13.1 Adjusting the angle of inclination of the tines. The angle of inclination can be adjusted upward or downward by approx. 10 degrees. Unscrew screws 1. Adjust the angle of inclination. Tighten screws 1. Fig. 40: Adjusting the angle of inclination of the tines. Page 40... -
Page 42: Changing The Plunge Depth Of The Tines
7.13.2 Changing the plunge depth of the tines The harrow must be adapted to the respective cutting height for an optimal plunge depth of the tines. This is achieved with the aid of the stroke limitation when retracting the cylinder. Improper adjustment of the tine plunge depth into the ground can damage the sod. -
Page 43: Maintenance
Maintenance Safety when performing maintenance Personal injury or tractor and implement damage can occur. Before each use of the implements check all safety-relevant parts and the hydraulic connec- tions. The mower must not be switched on when maintenance tasks are performed. Switch off the carrier vehicle engine and remove the ignition key. -
Page 44: Weekly Maintenance Tasks Or After 25 Operating Hours
Weekly maintenance tasks or after 25 operating hours. 8.2.2 • Check all screw connections and bolt connections. Tighten any loose screws, and secure any loose bolt connections with spring cotter pins. Visually inspect the belt; worn or dam- aged belts must be replaced. -
Page 45: Cleaning And Care
MOW-160 Fig. 43: V-belt run for the MOW 160 MOW-190 Fig. 44: V-belt run for the MOW 190 The springs of the tension pulleys are under tension. Ensure that both ends of the springs are hooked in correctly. After replacing the belt, it may be nec- essary to re-adjust (re-tension) the belt. -
Page 46: Lubricating Schedule
After cleaning the mower, check moving parts for ease of movement, regrease if necessary (see section 8.4). Lubricating schedule At regular intervals (every 30 operating hours) and always at the beginning and end of the season, the moving parts of the implement must be greased or oiled. Check the fill level of the gearbox every 30 operating hours;... -
Page 47: Maintenance Schedule For The Mower
8.4.1 Maintenance schedule for the mower Page 46... -
Page 48: Maintenance Schedule For The Mower
8.4.2 Maintenance schedule for the mower Page 47... -
Page 49: Fault
Fault Fault Fault Possible cause / rectification Suction hose is clogged Driving too fast for the given conditions / select an appropriate working speed Mower does not start up Heavy clogging in the mower / switch off the machine immediately, remove the ignition key and clean the mower Poor mowing pattern ... -
Page 50: Repair
Also comply with the following instructions: Repairs must only be undertaken in the facilities of specialized companies. Only original spare parts from matev must be used for repairs. Do not modify the machine in any way. Page 49... -
Page 51: Disposal
Take the parts to the collection points for residual waste, special waste, or recycle them de- pending on material. Matev GmbH does not provide any disposal services. Warranty The general terms and conditions of matev GmbH apply. -
Page 52: List Of Illustrations
List of illustrations Fig. 1: Definition of alignment and direction of rotation ................. 5 Fig. 2: Hydraulic power diagram ........................7 Fig. 3: Protective cover for gearbox ......................12 Fig. 4: Belt guard (drive) ..........................13 Fig. 5: Adapter fixation on the front lift ......................13 Fig. -
Page 53: Eg - Declaration Of Conformity
EG – Declaration of Conformity EC Declaration of Conformity for a machine to confirm compliance with Directive 2006/42/EC and with the statutory regulations issued for its implementation. The manufacturer matev GmbH Nürnberger Str.50 90579 Langenzenn, Germany declares that the machines MOW-HM 140/160/190CM comply with the provisions of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and with the imple- menting national statutory regulations.
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