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OPERATOR'S MANUAL

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FHS SII

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Page 1 OPERATOR'S MANUAL CHOPPER FHS SII User manual Translation of original instructions Model Year 2024 Language EN_UK Document number A137495140 READ AND KEEP THE MANUAL...
Page 2: Machine Identification
Italy Copyright Kverneland Group Ravenna Srl. Any reproduction, transfer to other media, translation, or use of any excerpts or portions of this manual without the express consent of Kverneland is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved. The contents of this operating manual are subject to change...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Table of contents Introduction ..........Maintenance and adjustments ....Introduction to the manual Recommendations for adjustments Reference standards Recommendations for maintenance Symbols used Recommendations for parts replacements Manufacturer and machine identification Scheduled maintenance intervals chart Procedure for requesting technical assistance Lubricant table Tightening torque table Warranty conditions...
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Page 5: Introduction
(Operator's Manual and Spare Parts Manual) validated and disseminated by Kverneland Group, allow for both the services required by the user and those provided under warranty to reduce the negative impact of “downtime”, to satisfy Customers in terms of delivery speed and price/ quality ratio, as well as to confirm the workshop's added value.
Page 6: Reference Standards
For any information regarding usage or maintenance interventions not expressly indicated and/or described within this document, always standards contact exclusively the Kverneland Group Service Department. Before proceeding with consultation, be sure to identify the model by using the identification plate affixed to the machine itself.
Page 7: Symbols Used
Introduction Symbols used In order to facilitate the reading of the Operator's Manual, appropriate symbols have been included in order to highlight any warnings, risk situations, recommendations, requirements, practical advice, and simple clarifications. SAFETY FIRST This symbol, the industry’s “Safety Alert Symbol”, is used throughout this manual and on the labels affixed to the machine itself in order to warn of the possibility of personal injury.
Page 8: Manufacturer And Machine Identification
Introduction Manufacturer and machine identifi- cation Version A The displayed identification plate is directly affixed to the front of the machine. It contains the traceability information and the references to be used when requesting technical support and/or ordering spare parts. The identification plate also specifies the minimum instructions necessary for coupling the machine to the tractor.
Page 9 F1 F2 Designation Space for Brand QR code Model Serial-Nr. Type Mass Kverneland Group kg/lbs max. Hitch load Ravenna S.R.L. Prod. Year kg/lbs Via Alcide De Gasperi 34 Model Year IT-48026 Russi (Ravenna) The displayed identification plate is directly affixed to the front of the machine.
Page 10: Procedure For Requesting Technical Assistance
Warranty As required by law, the end customer is granted a warranty period upon purchasing a new Kverneland Group brand machine. conditions The warranty’s applicability is subject to the regular performance of all the maintenance operations, based on the criteria indicated by the manufacturer.
Page 11: Annexed Documentation
Introduction Manufacturer. Annexed The specified documentation is supplied together with the manual and/or as an annex. documentation • Declaration of conformity • Testing certificate • Documentation of installed commercial components (e.g., regarding the PTO shaft) Glossary and Certain terms that are widely used throughout the manual are described below in order to better explain their meanings.
Page 12 Introduction phase. • Safety device: electrical or mechanical device designed to protect persons and property from injury and/or damage; such devices may be designed to be operated intentionally by an operator, or to operate automatically in the presence of a hazard (by opening a protection device, accessing a certain area, etc.).
Page 13: Safety Rules
Safety rules Purpose of this • This manual is intended to provide the operator with the “User Safety rules instructions” necessary to prevent and minimize the risks during manual the human-machine interactions. The operator must be properly trained in order to acquire the skills necessary to carry out the work operations under safe conditions.
Page 14: General Safety Regulations
Safety rules General safety regulations Range of application This product is classified as replaceable equipement in accordance with EC directive 2006/42/EC, agricultural implement in accordance with ASABE S390, Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 and Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016, as amended. General precautions NOTICE Be sure to read the following information carefully.
Page 15 Safety rules SAR standards. • Be sure to carefully read the instructions contained in the supplied manual, as well as those affixed directly to the machine; make sure that you have understood them well, especially the safety instruc- tions. • Be sure to dedicate the necessary time to reading the instructions before using the machine or performing any maintenance operations.
Page 16 Safety rules secured, and that their encumbrance does not exceed the maximum foreseen overall dimensions. Arrange for appropriate signage, if necessary. NOTICE Any failure to observe the information provided could pose risks to the health and safety of individuals and could result in unforeseen expenses.
Page 17 Safety rules necessary. • If the hydraulic lines of hydraulic cylinders are equipped with ball valves, these must be closed before driving on the road to prevent activation of the tractor distributors, causing the implement to move. This could result in damage to the implement or accidents. •...
Page 18 Safety rules Hitching WARNING Note that there is an increased risk of injury when hitching implements to the tractor. • Make the connection on a flat, level and stable surface. • Secure the tractor so that it cannot move (handbrake on, wheels chocked).
Page 19 Safety rules Safety regulations for • The operator must read and fully understand every part of the Operator’s Manual. use and operation • The machine's operator (driver) must have the competences and skills necessary for the type of work to be carried out and must be in the appropriate conditions to perform the activity in a safe manner.
Page 20 Safety rules neutral or park positions, engage the parking brake, stop the tractor, and remove the ignition key. • Before engaging the PTO, make sure that the PTO shaft has been correctly installed and that the direction of rotation and maximum speed comply with the machine's operating parameters.
Page 21 Safety rules Furthermore, the notification and signaling devices must be clearly visible and working properly. • Always disengage the power take-off to stop the machine's functions during reverse driving, transfers, or maneuvers involving excessive steering. • In the case of steep terrain, adapt the machine's speed based on the slope and stability of the terrain itself.
Page 22: Preliminary Maintenance Operations
Maintenance technician specialist This is the maintenance technician of reference, a specialized technician who has been trained and qualified by Kverneland Group Srl to service the machine. The maintenance technician specialist is also the individual who performs the extraordinary maintenance or replacement operations...
Page 23: Personal Protective Equipment
Safety rules that require an in-depth knowledge of the machine and the mechanical specifications for this type of product. Employer This is the person who employs the worker/operator or, in any case, the person responsible for the organization or the production unit in question (based on the type and structure of the organization where the employee works), as they exercise decision-making and spending powers.
Page 24 • Welding is not permitted unless authorized in writing by Kverneland. In cases where, with our permission, electrical welding work is to be carried out on the implement while it is connected to the tractor, disconnect the battery from the tractor and from the alternator.
Page 25 Safety rules • Use the oil recommended by the Manufacturer. Do not mix oils of different brands or with incompatible chemical-physical properties. • Only replace the SAFETY DEVICES with original spare parts in order to avoid altering the required safety levels. •...
Page 26 Safety rules Collect the used oil In order to avoid harming the environment, used oil must be collected and disposed of in accordance with the applicable national legislation.
Page 27: Distance From The Center Of Gravity
Safety rules Distance from the Do not exceed the maximum gross weight, axle loads and tire load capacities specified and follow instructions for the center of gravity minimum counterweights necessary. Front or rear mounted implements must not cause the permitted gross weight, axle loads or tire load capacity of the tractor to be exceeded.
Page 28 Safety rules Data obtained from measurements: • (H) tractor wheelbase • (I) Distance from center of rear axle to center of lower attachment bearings Calculation The values taken from measurements can now be used to calculate formulas. Counterweight with front Calculating counterweight ballast with front weights for rear- weights hitched implements.
Page 29 Safety rules Assessment Ensure that the following conditions are met: • the effective rear axle load values must be less than the permitted values specified in the tractor instruction manual. • the tire load capacity must be greater than the rear axle load values specified in the instruction manual.
Page 30 Safety rules Safety rules for the protection of the environment • Waste consisting of Electrical and Electronic Equipment may contain substances with potentially harmful effects on the environment and on people’s health. Be sure to dispose of such waste correctly. •...
Page 31: Danger, Warning And Caution Labels
Safety rules Danger, warning and caution labels Decal descriptions The illustrations show the safety and information signs applied to the machine. The meaning of each signal is explained at the side. A. Read the instructions Read the instructions manual and safety information carefully...
Page 32 Safety rules E. Keep away from hot surfaces Keep at a safe distance from hot surfaces. F. Moving parts Do not lean over transmission components when in motion. Do not open or remove the safety devices while the engine is running.
Page 33 Safety rules I. Moving parts hazard Maintain the safety distance from the operating area of the moving parts. L. Moving parts hazard Keep away from the machine when it is working or when the rotating parts of the machine are in motion: rotating parts hazard.
Page 34 Safety rules P. Grease point identification Q. Hooking/lifting point CAUTION Make sure that all the decals are legible. If they are not, clean or replace them as required, and make sure that the new ones are placed in the original positions.
Page 35 Safety rules Locations of the safety decals...
Page 36: Danger Zones
Safety rules Danger zones WARNING The illustration shows the danger zones where no-one should be while the machine is in use. It is the operator’s duty to keep such zones out of bounds. if necessary, he/she must turn the engine off and clear the danger zone. 50000 mm 1968.5”...
Page 37: Working At Night
Safety rules Working at night WARNING The machine can even be used at night. Working under such conditions involves an increased number of risks. To avoid endangering health and safety, all lighting devices installed on the tractor and on the machine must be in proper working order.
Page 38: Residual Risks
Safety rules Residual risks Even though the manufacturer has complied with the laws in force and adopted the appropriate standards, the residual risks listed below still remain. • Danger of lethal “whiplash” if the correct procedures and sequence for connecting the PTO shaft are not respected and the PTO is accidentally engaged.
Page 39 Safety rules WARNING Danger of contact between the upper limbs or other body parts and the machine's components during maintenance operations requiring checks to be carried out while the machine's parts are in motion. Respect the maintenance procedures. WARNING DO NOT work with an insufficient field of view or in the presence of people within the machine’s range of action or objects nearby.
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Page 41: General Description Of The Machine
General description of the machine General This product is classified as interchangeable equipment in conformity General description of the machine with directive 2006/42 / EC and as an agricultural implement in description conformity with ASABE S390. • This implement is intended for cutting and shredding plant material (grass, crop stalks, small shrubs and vine shoots).
Page 42: Main Components
General description of the machine Main components A) Movable three-point linkage (with category II pins) B) Manual device for lateral adjustment of the three-point linkage or hydraulic cylinder (Optional) C) Multiplication gear with PTO guard D) Lateral transmission housing E) Blade carrier rotor F) Slides G) Rear roller H) Rear deflector...
Page 43: Blade Types
General description of the machine Blade types The rotors of the various models are polyvalent, so various types of blades can be installed. Blades Usage Suitable for cutting grass, shrubs and Universal blade vine shoots. Particularly suitable for shredding Hammer orchard and vineyard trimmings and for mowing grass.
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Page 45: Technical Data
Technical data Technical data Technical data Unit of Description measurement Width (L) mm (in) 2530 (99.61”) Depth (P) mm (in) 1030 (40.55”) Height (H) mm (in) 1200 (47.24”) Working width mm (in) 2295 (90.35”) Min-max cutting height mm (in) 40 - 80 - 120 (1.57” - 3.15” - 4.72”) Weight kg (lb) (standard implement with...
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Page 47: Preliminary Operations
Preliminary operations Handling and Preliminary operations loading CAUTION instructions Perform the handling and loading operations in accordance with the information supplied by the manufacturer, which can be found on the machine and in the user instructions. If necessary, the individuals authorised to perform these operations must prepare a “safety plan”...
Page 48 Preliminary operations WARNING The machinery and vehicles used to lift, handle and transport the machine must only be operated by authorized and qualified personnel. The owner is responsible for ensuring that the machine is lifted, handled and transported by qualified personnel using appropriate equipment and vehicles.
Page 49 Preliminary operations 45° 45° CAUTION A chain must NEVER exceed an angle of 45° relative to the vertical. An angle exceeding 45° will place extreme strain on the entire hoisting system and the hoist points, and poses a very high risk of damage or failure of the hoisting components.
Page 50 Preliminary operations implement must be secured correctly at the specific hoisting points as shown in the figure. WARNING The three-point linkage on the machine must be positioned so that the machine is properly balanced when it is lifted. WARNING The three-point linkage must be locked; since it is possible to adjust its position on the frame, make sure that it has been positioned and locked correctly.
Page 51: Handling And Storage
Preliminary operations Handling and The machine may only be transported and lifted by companies specialized in transporting machinery. The machine can only be lifted storage and transported safely by personnel with the necessary skills using suitable equipment. When lifting: • use extreme caution •...
Page 52 Preliminary operations Crated on pallet With packaging crate Unit of measur ement Width (A) mm (in) 2500 (98.43”) Weight with roller, without kg (lb) 620 (1366.87) Uncrate PTO drive shaft Depth (B) mm (in) 950 (37.4”) Height (C) mm (in) 1214 (47.8”) Width (A) mm (in)
Page 53: Preliminary Checks And Inspections
Preliminary operations Unit of measur ement Width (A) mm (in) 2550 (100.39”) Weight with roller, without With kg (lb) 724 (1596.15) PTO drive shaft packagi ng crate Depth (B) mm (in) 1050 (41.34”) Height (C) mm (in) 1364 (53.7”) Preliminary Upon delivery, inspect the machine thoroughly to ensure that there are no damaged parts or defects.
Page 54: Component Assembly
Preliminary operations NOTICE The dealer must hand this manual and the manual relative to the PTO drive shaft included with the machine to the customer, informing the customer that they must read these manuals in full and keep them for the entire duration of the implement.
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Page 56: Implement-Tractor Connection
Preliminary operations Implement-tractor • On receipt of the implement, check that the category and characte- ristics of the tractor to which it is to be coupled are correct, to connection ensure that the implement will function correctly and will be safe to operate.
Page 57 Preliminary operations Connecting the three-point linkage Adjusting the top link position NOTICE When the machine is equipped with a three-point linkage with manual side adjustment device, it must be adjusted before hitching the machine to the tractor. Proceed as follows: ...
Page 58 Preliminary operations power-take-off must be horizontal when it is running. NOTICE The tractor lifter arms must be adjusted so that the machine lies parallel to the ground. Connection the top link Proceed as follows:  Insert the lower arms of the tractor hoist in the corresponding topper hitching points (A).
Page 59 Preliminary operations  Adjust the tie-rod (E) to the middle of the slot. Adjusting top link tie-rod The upper hitch points of the implement have slots for compensating for gradients, to keep the roller correctly in contact with the ground. After setting the work height, adjust the top link tie-rod appropriately to ensure that the implement will work correctly.
Page 60 Preliminary operations Connecting the PTO shaft WARNING Switch the motor off and take all precautions necessary to make motor to leave. Before leaving the tractor:  Disengage the power take-off.  Lower all the tools to the ground.  Set all controls to the neutral or park position. ...
Page 61 Preliminary operations  Carefully clean and lubricate the PTO drive shaft coupling (B) and the coupling point on the implement (C).  Loosen and remove the retainer screw (A).  Push the PTO drive shaft onto the implement coupling.  Fit the retainer screw (A). Gently move the PTO drive shaft backwards and forwards to seat the retainer screw correctly in the coupling groove.
Page 62 Preliminary operations Connecting the shaft to the tractor NOTICE Before connecting the PTO shaft to the tractor PTO, check that the speed and direction of rotation comply with the usage instructions for the implement. Connect the PTO drive shaft to the PTO of a tractor operating at 540 rpm.
Page 63 Preliminary operations  Push the coupling onto the PTO to match the centreline of the button (C) or the lock balls of the collar with the groove on the shaft.  Release the push-button or the collar while moving the coupling gently.
Page 64: Hydraulic Connection
Preliminary operations any working conditions. • The difference in length between the protective tubes and the half- shaft tubes must be maintained, ensuring that they always provide maximum coverage of the sliding elements. NOTICE If it is necessary to shorten the PTO shaft, contact your local dealer or an authorised service centre;...
Page 65 Preliminary operations Each hose is identified by clamps that vary in colour depending on its use. Connect the quick release couplings of the hydraulic top link adjustment system lines to the corresponding couplings of the hydraulic distributor on the tractor. NOTICE Check that the type of hydraulic connection between the machine and the hydraulic couplers on the tractor will not...
Page 66: Setting Working Height
Preliminary operations Setting working The working depth can be adjusted by altering the position of the skids, which are fixed to the roller. height Adjustment of the skids WARNING The procedures described as follows entail crush, shear injury and amputation hazards: work with extreme caution and take all measures necessary to prevent dangerous situations.
Page 67 Preliminary operations Proceed as follows:  Loosen the screws (A) on both sides of the machine.  Undo and remove the screws (B) and the respective nuts fastening the skids (C) to the ends of the implement.  Alter the position of each skid by repositioning the screws (C) into one of the adjustment holes and then refitting the respective nuts (B).
Page 68 Preliminary operations Adjustment of the The position of the guard/roller scraper can be adjusted if necessary. roller scraper Proceed as follows:  Loosen the nuts (B) and (C) on both sides of the roller and move the roller scraper to alter its position in relation to the roller ...
Page 69: Uncoupling The Machine From The Tractor
Preliminary operations Uncoupling the machine from the WARNING tractor Turn off the engine, engage the parking brake, and remove the ignition key. Disconnect the machine in a level and stable area that can only be accessed by authorised operators, in such a way as not to create an obstacle.
Page 70: Putting The Machine Back Into Service
Preliminary operations with original spare parts if necessary.  Check that the PTO drive shaft is connected correctly to the implement and that it is resting on the specific stand with all guards intact and in proper working order.  Grease all the components fitted with greasers. ...
Page 71: Putting The Machine In Storage
Preliminary operations Putting the machine in WARNING storage Ensure that the machine is in a safe state when putting it into storage. WARNING In order to avoid potential hazards for individuals and the environment, be sure to disconnect and render all the power sources unusable (electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, etc.) and drain any liquids (lubricants, oils, etc.) that may be present.
Page 72 Preliminary operations WARNING In addition to being authorised and properly trained, if necessary, the operator must also perform certain manoeuvres in order to identify the main functions and controls when using the machine for the first time. Prior to use, the operator must check that the safety devices are properly installed and functioning.
Page 73: Road Travel
Preliminary operations WARNING Never use the PTO drive shaft as a step to facilitate work on the machine. When transporting the implement, especially by road, always disengage the PTO to disable all the functions of the implement itself. Regularly check that the fastener screws of all the main parts of the machine are tightened correctly.
Page 74 Preliminary operations If the lights and license plate of the tractor are not clearly visible, supplementary lights and a license plate must be installed on the implement. • Remove debris such as rocks and clumps of dirt from the machine to prevent fouling the road during transport.
Page 75: Using The Machine
Using the machine General warnings Read the previous chapters, and the section titled "Safety" in Using the machine particular, in full and make sure that you have understood their contents before using the machine. WARNING Before starting and operating the implement, and during operation, check the danger zone surrounding the implement itself.
Page 76 Using the machine WARNING Pay particular attention when using on uneven and/or sloping terrain, or when close to ditches or banks. Adapt the speed and the driving style to the conditions of the terrain. Always check the stability of the tractor and implement. Using the implement without ensuring the stability of the tractor/implement combination may cause serious accidents or death.
Page 77: Starting Up
Using the machine Starting up  Raise the implement slightly so that it is not in contact with the ground when it starts.  Engage the PTO and increase rotation speed slowly.  Lower the implement to the working position is reached and increase the PTO speed progressively to the required working speed.
Page 78: At The End Of Work
Using the machine At the end of work To stop the implement, reduce the engine speed of the tractor and disengage the PTO. WARNING The implement rotor continues to turn by inertia for a few moments after the PTO is disengaged. Wait until all parts of the implement have come to a complete stop.
Page 79: Maintenance And Adjustments
Maintenance and adjustments Recommenda- Maintenance and adjustments tions for WARNING adjustments Except when expressly specified, every intervention and adjustment must be performed with the PTO disengaged, the tractor's engine off, the parking brake engaged, and the ignition key removed and in the driver's possession. WARNING All personnel authorized to carry out adjustments must take all the necessary precautions to perform them correctly and...
Page 80: Recommendations For Parts Replacements
Maintenance and adjustments Recommenda- tions for parts WARNING replacements Except when expressly indicated, every intervention must be performed with the PTO disengaged, the tractor's engine off, and the ignition key removed and in the driver's possession. All personnel authorized to perform the aforementioned interventions must take the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of everyone involved, in full compliance with the current workplace health and safety requirements.
Page 81: Scheduled Maintenance Intervals Chart
Maintenance and adjustments Scheduled The chart indicates all the maintenance intervals recommended by the manufacturer in order to maintain the machine in a good work maintenance condition and to prevent the excessive wear of each individual intervals chart component. The intervals indicated are for moderate use of the implement. Shorter service intervals are necessary in the case of more intensive usage (e.g.
Page 82: Lubricant Table
Maintenance and adjustments Lubricant table Important Use oils and lubricants with characteristics identical to those spec- ified in the chart. Operating width Specifications Parts to lubricate ENI BLASIA 320 upper transmission ISO-L-CKD Gearbox 1.2 lt DIN 51517 teil 3 CLP NLGI 2 DIN 51825 K2K-20 PTO shaft 150Brt.
Page 83: Tightening Torque Table
Maintenance and adjustments Tightening torque Check all the fastening elements of the machine's various components with a torque spanner. Respect the torque values table indicated in the table.. CAUTION Replace any fastening elements that have deteriorated. NOTICE These values were obtained experimentally, and for serial applications it is recommended to check them by conducting field tests.
Page 84: Lubricating And Greasing
Maintenance and adjustments Lubricating and greasing Grease points diagram A) LH rotor bearing B) RH rotor bearing D) RH roller bearing E) LH roller bearing F) Upper moveable hitch guide G) Lower moveable hitch guide WARNING Make sure the tractor's PTO is disengaged. Turn off the engine, engage the parking brake, and remove the ignition key.
Page 85: Lubricating Bearings
Maintenance and adjustments NOTICE Before lubricating, thoroughly clean the parts involved and the greasers to prevent any impurities from mixing with the lubricant. CAUTION It is prohibited to mix lubricants of different types. An impermissible mixing of lubricants can damage the components of the implement.
Page 86: Cleaning The Machine
Maintenance and adjustments Cleaning the As a rule, clean the implement thoroughly at the end of each work day or shift. machine CAUTION Clean the machine with the tractor motor switched off and with the machine itself shut off safely. In order to properly clean the machine, follow the instructions below.
Page 87: Malfunction Information
Malfunction information Problems - Causes • The purpose of the following information is to identify and correct Malfunction information any possible operational issues that may be encountered when - Solutions using the machine. • In the case of any anomalies that are not specified in the table, the operator can communicate these to the manufacturer in order to actively contribute to the development of new solutions, as well as technical and design improvements.
Page 88 Malfunction information Problem Cause Remedy Insufficient greasing Grease as indicated Roller blocked Roller casing bearings worn Replace the bearings Roller or mounts damaged or bent Replace damaged parts Roller scraper is fouling the roller Adjust the roller scraper Apply grease as indicated by PTO Insufficient greasing drive shaft manufacturer Drive shaft noisiness...
Page 89: Machine Maintenance
Machine maintenance Checking and Machine maintenance changing gearbox WARNING Make sure the tractor's power take-off is disengaged. Turn off the engine, engage the parking brake, and remove the ignition key. Check  Position the implement on flat, level ground.  Unscrew and remove the plug to check the level (A): the oil level should reach the lower edge of the hole.
Page 90 Machine maintenance NOTICE Use oils with characteristics identical to those specified in the “Lubricant table”. CAUTION Never attempt to drain oil from the level inspection port by tilting the machine. This is extremely dangerous as it may cause the machine to overturn. CAUTION Do not disperse pollutant materials into the environment.
Page 91: Check And Replace The Transmission Oil
Machine maintenance Check and replace the transmission WARNING Make sure the tractor's power take-off is disengaged. Turn off the engine, engage the parking brake, and remove the ignition key.  Position the implement on flat, level ground.  Undo the level inspection plug (E): the oil level should reach the lower edge of the hole.
Page 92: Checking/Replacing Blades
Machine maintenance Checking/ Always check the blades before using the machine. Inspecting the blades thoroughly and regularly is vital for cutting replacing blades quality and, above all, for the safety of the machine itself. The blades must be replaced if: •...
Page 93 Machine maintenance To replace a blade:  Undo the screw (A).  Replace the blade.  Refit and tighten the screw (A), refitting the washers correctly if originally fitted. Also replace the screw if the original screw is worn.  Always use a new nut (B). NOTICE Use a screw of the same size as the worn screw removed.
Page 94: Checking/Replacing Belts
Machine maintenance Checking/ replacing belts WARNING Make sure the tractor's power take-off is disengaged. Turn off the engine, engage the parking brake, and remove the ignition key. Check Check the belt tension after the first 10 hours of use and, subsequently, every 30 hours or whenever necessary.
Page 95 Machine maintenance  Read the value on the graduated scale of the instrument (B) at the exact point where the top of the indicator arm (C) crosses the scale (D).  Refer to the tension table provided with the instrument to determine the tension.
Page 96 Machine maintenance Setting tension Set the belt tension as follows:  Remove the lateral transmission cover, undoing and removing the fastener screws and the relative washers.  Loosen the locking screws (A) and (B) clamps of the transmission and reduction gear. ...
Page 97 Machine maintenance Replacement Replace the V-belts any cracks are noted or if the belts are damaged or worn.  Remove the lateral transmission cover, undoing and removing the fastener screws and the relative washers  Loosen the locking screws (A) and (B) clamps of the transmission and reduction gear.
Page 98 Machine maintenance Replacing the under- The shoes protect the implement against direct contact with the ground. skid shoes These are subject to wear and must be replaced immediately when worn to prevent damage to the other parts of the implement. DANGER Secure the implement safely before starting any work on the implement itself.
Page 99 Machine maintenance Adjusting the The rear deflector can be adjusted to vary the amount of shredded product that is expelled from the rear of the tool. position of the rear deflector DANGER Secure the implement safely before starting any work on the implement itself.
Page 100: Cleaning In The Case Of Clogging
Machine maintenance Cleaning in the case of clogging DANGER Make sure the tractor's power take-off is disengaged. Turn off the engine, engage the parking brake, and remove the ignition key. Use a suitably sized metal bar or wooden stake to clear accumulated debris.
Page 101: Ec Declaration Of Conformity
EC Declaration of Conformity Kverneland Group Ravenna EC Declaration of Conformity Via Alcide De Gasperi 34 48026 Russi (RA) Italy hereby declares under its sole responsibility that the product Number plate and FM - FML - FHS - FRO - FXE - FRD - FRH - FHP - FHPplus - FXN...
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Page 103 UKCA Declaration of Conformity Kverneland Group Ravenna UKCA Declaration of Conformity Via Alcide De Gasperi 34 48026 Russi (RA) Italy hereby declares under its sole responsibility that the product Number plate and FM - FML - FHS - FRO - FXE - FRD - FRH - FHP - FHPplus - FXN...
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Page 105 Index Index Abbinamento attrezzo-trattrice Identificazione costruttore e macchina At the end of work Imballo e disimballo Immagazzinamento macchina a fine stagione Improper use Information for the employer Blade types Introduction to the manual Introduzione al manuale Caratteristiche ambientali necessarie Check Locations of the safety decals Check and replace the transmission oil Lubricant table...
Page 106 Index Safety devices on board the machine Safety during the handling of oils or lubricants Safety regulations for loading and unloading Safety regulations for maintenance and adjustments Safety regulations for road travel Safety regulations for use and operation Safety rules for the protection of the environment 30 Scheduled maintenance intervals chart Setting tension Sgancio macchina dalla trattrice...