Amazone KMLS 150 Operating Manual
Amazone KMLS 150 Operating Manual

Amazone KMLS 150 Operating Manual

Sweeping and scarifying machine
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Sweeping and scarifying machine KMLS B GB 01.2006 -
SWEEPING AND SCARIFYING
Postfach 51
D-49202 Hasbergen-
Gaste
Tel.: (05405) 501-0
Fax: (05405) 501 147
17, rue de la Verrerie - BP 90106
F-57602 Forbach/France
Tel:
Internet : www.amazone.fr E-mail : Forbach@amazone.fr
OPERATING MANUAL
MACHINE
KMLS 150, 180, 210
Machines Agricoles S.A.
03 87 84 65 70 Fax:
994413
H. Dreyer Str.
D-27798 Hude/Oldenburg
Tel.: (04408) 927-0
Fax: (04408) 927 399
03 87 84 65 71
GB

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  • Page 1 Tel.: (05405) 501-0 Fax: (04408) 927 399 Fax: (05405) 501 147 Machines Agricoles S.A. 17, rue de la Verrerie - BP 90106 F-57602 Forbach/France Tel: 03 87 84 65 70 Fax: 03 87 84 65 71 Internet : www.amazone.fr E-mail : Forbach@amazone.fr...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    2.5.5 General safety and accident prevention advice for Maintenance, repair and cleaning..........20 On receipt of the machine ............. 21 © KMLS B GB 01.2006 - 994413 - Copyright 2006 by AMAZONE Machines Agricoles S.A. F-57602 Forbach All rights reserved...
  • Page 3 Mounting and dismounting of the machine at the rear three-point linkage of the tractor .... 22-23 PTO shaft .................. 24 Mounting and adaptation of the PTO shaft........ 24 4.2.1 Mounting of the PTO shaft ............24 4.2.2 Adaptation of the PTO shaft during first installation .... 24-26 Input PTO on the KMLS gear box (for machines with simple gearbox) ..............
  • Page 4: Preface

    Perfectly maintained grass and this on any surface: sports grounds, municipal parks, golfs or paddocks, etc. In order to make full use of your newly purchased “The AMAZONE KMLS sweeping and scarifying machine”, please carefully read this operating manual before starting your machine.
  • Page 5: Conformity Declaration

    Using other parts may rule out the liability for resulting damage. The use of any other spare part but AMAZONE parts can result in the voidness of the manufacturer’s guarantee in regard of the damage which could result from it.
  • Page 6: Technical Data

    Technical data. Type KMLS Working width 1,50 m 1,80 m 2,10 m Total width 1,90 m 2,20 m 2,50 m Weight 847 kg 913 kg 985 kg Tyre equipment (front) 270 x 185 270 x 185 270 x 185 Tyre equipment (rear) 4x(16x6,5-8) 4x(16x6,5-8) 4x(16x6,5-8)
  • Page 7: Noise Levels

    AMAZONE spare parts. The AMAZONE KMLS sweeping and scarifying machine should only be operated, maintained and repaired by persons, who are familiar with the machine and aware of the relevant dangers posed.
  • Page 8: Safety Advice

    Pollution of the environment caused by hydraulic oil leakage. Qualification of the operator The AMAZONE KMLS sweeping and scarifying machine may only be operated, maintained and repaired by persons, who are familiar with it and have been informed of the relevant danger.
  • Page 9: Specification Of "Hints" In The Operation Manual

    Specification of “hints” in the operation manual 2.3.1 General danger symbol Safety advice considered necessary to avoid the risk of personal injury is identified with the general danger symbol (according to DIN 4844-W9). 2.3.2 Attention symbol Advice to avoid damage to the machine or working environment is identified with the Attention symbol.
  • Page 10 • Always keep all warning pictographs and hint signs clean and legible. Please replace damaged symbols. These can be ordered from your dealer (picture-number = Order-number). • The illustrations 2, 3, 4 and 5 show the display points for warning pictographs and hint signs.
  • Page 11 MD 078 MD 076 ill. 4 MD 078 MD 081 ill. 5...
  • Page 12 Fig. No : MD075 Explanation : Do not stay within the zone of spinning mowing units! Do not touch moving implement parts! MD075 Await their absolute standstill! Wait until all machine components have completely stopped before touching them! Fig. No : MD076 Explanation : Only start to operate your machine with all guards fitted!
  • Page 13: Safety Conscious Operation

    Fig. No : MD081 Explanation : Risk to swing forward ! MD081 Fig. No : MD095 Explanation: Carefully read operator’s manual before handling the machine. Observe instructions and safety rules when operating ! Safety conscious operation Besides the safety advice in this operators manual, the national and generally accepted operational safety and accident prevention regulations of the authorized trade association are binding.
  • Page 14: Safety Advice For The Operator

    Safety advice for the operator 2.5.1 General safety and accident prevention advice Basic principle! Always check traffic and operational safety before putting the machine into operation! 1. Besides the remarks made in these operating instructions observe the generally applicable safety regulations and rules for the prevention of accidents.
  • Page 15 11. Comply with the axle weight limits of the tractor (refer to the motor vehicle registration book). 12. Watch for outside transport dimensions according to the motor vehicle construction and use regulation! 13. Check and install transport equipment such as lighting, warning devices and protecting devices, if any.
  • Page 16: Mounted Units

    23. Before leaving the tractor put the unit down on the floor, turn off the motor and take out the ignition key. 24. Nobody is allowed to stay between the tractor and the unit without the vehicle being secured against rolling away by the parking brake and/or by wheel chocks.
  • Page 17: Power Take-Off

    2.5.3 Power Take-Off 1. All PTO shafts used must be in conformity with those stipulated by the manufacturer and be equipped with protecting devices complying with the regulations. 2. Protective tube and protective guard of the PTO shaft as well as power take-off protection - on the implement input shaft - must be mounted and be in a proper condition.
  • Page 18: Hydraulic System

    12. Always switch the power take-off shaft off if the operating angles are too large and if it is no longer needed. 13. Caution! After the power take-off shaft has been switched off there is danger by after-running centrifugal force. Keep clear of the unit during this period.
  • Page 19 7. Liquids being discharged under high pressure (hydraulic oil) may penetrate the skin and cause heavy injuries. Should any injuries have occurred immediately consult a doctor. 8. Before any works at the hydraulic system are carried out, put the unit down, depressurise the system and switch off the motor and remove ignition key.
  • Page 20: General Safety And Accident Prevention Advice For Maintenance, Repair And Cleaning

    2.5.5 General safety regulations and rules for the prevention of accidents for maintenance, repair and servicing 1. On principle, only carry out repair, maintenance and cleaning works and only eliminate malfunctions when the drive is switched off and the motor is at a standstill.
  • Page 21: On Receipt Of The Machine

    : 2 orange brackets fixed on the bottom frame (see below picture). AMAZONE won’t bear the responsibility for damages caused because of the failure to observe the above mentioned instructions.
  • Page 22: Mounting And Dismounting Of The Machine At The Rear Three-Point Linkage Of The Tractor

    Mounting and dismounting of the machine at the rear three-point linkage of the tractor Before mounting the machine to the tractor, the lower link of the machine must be adjusted to the same distance as the lower link of the tractor. In order to do so, the lower links can be adjusted between Category I and Category II.
  • Page 23 • Attach the PTO shaft on the power take-off shaft of the tractor. (Attention: Watch for the correct length of the PTO shaft as otherwise damage may occur to the tractor or to the angular gearbox of the machine when the machine is lifted!) •...
  • Page 24: Pto Shaft

    PTO shaft Only use the PTO shaft prescribed by the manufacturer: • Walterscheid W 2300 with or without free-wheel for tractors up to 40 HP max. • Walterscheid W 2400 with or without free-wheel for tractors from 40 HP onwards. Should you have a tractor without independent power take-off, you must use a PTO shaft with free-wheel.
  • Page 25 ill. 8a During first installation attach the other PTO shaft half on the power take-off profile of the tractor without fitting the PTO shaft guards into each other. By holding both PTO shaft guards side by side check whether a sliding profile overlapping of the PTO shaft tubes of at least 40 % L0 (length 0) is guaranteed both for a lowered and for a lifted three-point linkage coupled machine.
  • Page 26: Input Pto On The Kmls Gear Box (For Machines With Simple Gearbox)

    To adapt the length, hold the PTO shaft halves side by side in their shortest operating position and mark them. 4+5.Equally shorten the internal and the external protective tubes. Round off parting edges and carefully remove chips. Grease sliding profiles and fit them into each other. The holding chains have to anchored in such a way that the construction is stable and the PTO shaft protection does not follow the rotating movement during operation.
  • Page 27: Hydraulic Connections

    Speeds of the driving motor which are higher than indicated lead to a considerably higher rotor speed. In extreme cases, this might result in the detachment of cutters possibly endangering the operating personnel. Guarantee claims for damages due to a too high speed of the driving motor of the power take-off shaft will not be accepted.
  • Page 28 The minimum hopper closing speed is at least eight seconds. If higher or lower speed, simply adjust the throttle valve (ill. 9 + 10). ill. 9 ill. 10...
  • Page 29: The Brush Equipped Rotor

    The brush equipped rotor. The AMAZONE KLMS sweeping and scarifying machine is equipped with a large diameter rotor (ill. 11). The rotor is fitted with two rows of brushes, which are themselves divided into 3 or 4 sections of bristles. Each bristle block is mounted on a buffer block to prevent excessive movement.
  • Page 30: Dismantling Of The Brushes

    Dismantling of the brushes The rotor is accessible in the following way: • Mount the machine on a tractor, • Lift the hopper until the final position is reached, • Insert the securing bracket (ill. 12), • Switch off the tractor’s engine •...
  • Page 31 A locking rod goes through the three brushes and the buffer blocks, it can be dismantled as follows : • Remove the protection plate (right side, working direction) and take off the mounting shaft (or hook bolt) (ill. 13). • Remove the securing pin from the end of the lock rod with the hook bolt (ill.
  • Page 32 The brushes must never be fitted without a buffer block. In order to guarantee a maximum security of fixing on the lock rod, only use the special securing pins available through Amazone.
  • Page 33 ill. 18 Note Always check that the brushes are mounted properly. One or several missing or improperly mounted brushes can cause the rotor to become out of balance. This can, after a certain working time, lead to serious damage of the entire machine !
  • Page 34: Mounting Of The Scarifying Knives

    Mounting of the scarifying knives Mounted on the big diameter rotor are two rows of diagonally opposed pivoting hook bolts. In order to scarify, each hook bolt is fitted with a straight scarifying knife (ill. 19). ill. 19 When scrarifying make sure that all the brushes are taken off the rotor ! The scarifying knives are reversible and so when worn out, they can be used on the opposite side.
  • Page 35 Blockages can occur in the shaft if the hopper is filled above its capacity, this blockage will clear when the hopper is emptied. When the machine is used only as a sweeper, set the working height as follows : Collection of grass or dead leaves on a lawn The brushes, according to the collection conditions, should never cause damage to the lawn but lightly touch it, working at a height of 3 to 4 cm off the ground.
  • Page 36: Scarifying

    Scarifying Rejuvenation should always be carried out at the start or finish of the growing season. In order to scarify a lawn surface where moss and old grass cuttings have built up, it is possible to cut, scarify and collect simultaneously in one pass. When scarifying the rotor must rotace twice as fast as when sweeping.
  • Page 37: Hopper Emptying

    Hopper emptying The rear lifting cylinders are designed to make the emptying possible at a height of approx. 2,20 m. First of all, raise the machine to the wanted emptying height with the help of the rear hydraulic rams. Make sure that the machine is more or less in horizontal position during the operation.
  • Page 38: Adjustment Of The Cutting Height

    Adjustment of the cutting height The KMLS sweeping and scarifying machine offers two cutting height adjustment possibilities : • Using the rear support roller (ill. 20/1) and the front support roller (ill.20/2). This adjustment is advised for all scarifying work. •...
  • Page 39 supporting roller and the front wheels. The height of the front wheels is adjusted when removing the distance bushings or washers and changing their plug-in connections (ill. 22). In order to do so, the machine must be lifted with the three-point linkage of the tractor.
  • Page 40: Adjustment Of The Cutting Height With The Rear Support Roller And The Front Wheels

    Adjustment of the cutting height with the rear support roller and the front wheels. The wheels’ height is adjusted by removing the distance bushing and changing their plug-in-connection (ill. 23). For this operation, raise the machine using the hydraulic arms of the tractor, take out the pin of the castor wheels and place the plug-in-connection according to the desired working height.
  • Page 41: Cleaning The Machine

    Cleaning of the Machine Above all, when mowing and scarifying wet grass which is then also partly mixed with soil the machine will soil heavily. In this case, it is recom- mended to clean the rotor and the hood intensively by a water jet.
  • Page 42: Maintenance

    Maintenance The sweeping and scarifying machine was conceived and realized to reduce to a minimum the maintenance actions. Oil Level in the Angular Gearbox The angular gearbox of the machine does not require any lubricating service. However, once a year the oil level should be checked. For this purpose, the check screw (ill.
  • Page 43: Greasing Points

    Greasing points Depending upon the working intensity, the following points should regularly be lubricated with multi-purpose grease: • Pivot of the castor wheel fork (ill. 25) • Front castor wheels (ill. 26) • rotor bearings left and right remove the V-belt guard on the machine’s left side (ill.
  • Page 44 ill. 27 ill. 28 ill. 29 ill. 30 ill. 31...
  • Page 45: Longer Standstill Periods

    Longer standstill periods If the machine has not been used for a long period of time it is advisable to clean it and to preserve it with some spray oil before storing it. Before starting to work, an authorized workshop should check the functioning of the slip clutch arranged between angular gearbox and V-belt drive.
  • Page 46: Transport On Public Roads

    Transport on public roads Before driving on public roads make sure that the rear traffic lights at of the machine do work properly. On public roads the machine must be lifted to a desired height with the help of the rear wheels’ hydraulic system and the lower steering arms of the tractor.
  • Page 47 NOTES ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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