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  • Page 1 Operator Manual Please read carefully before using the machine! Store carefully for future use! This Operator Manual should be consi- dered as part of the machine. Suppliers of new and second-hand machines are obliged to indicate in writing that the Operator Manual has been delivered Translation of the original with the machine.

  • Page 2: Technical Improvements

    Year of manufacture: Technical Improvements We are continuously improving Rauch products. For this reason we reserve the right to make any improvements and changes to our machine without notice, which we consider necessary. We do not accept any obligation to make such improvements or changes on machines that have already been sold.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Contents Designated Use and EU Conformity..................1 Designated Use..........................1 EC Declaration of Conformity......................1 User Instructions......................... 3 About this Operator's Manual......................3 Structure of the Operator's Manual ....................3 Typographical conventions ......................4 2.3.1 Instructions and Directives ....................4 2.3.2 Lists ..........................
  • Page 4 Contents Machine Information ......................... 23 Manufacturer ..........................23 Technical data ..........................23 Start-Up ............................25 Delivery of the Fertiliser Spreader....................25 Type Approval (Germany)......................25 Tractor Requirements ......................... 26 Setting the Height of the Clevis Hitch / Ball Head Coupling ............26 Adjusting the Drawbar.........................
  • Page 5 Contents 9.3.2 Checking Metering and Application................57 9.3.3 Checking and Adjusting Unfolded Booms..............58 9.3.4 Adjusting the Holding Force of the Boom Elements............60 9.3.5 Checking and Adjusting Folded Booms ................. 62 9.3.6 Checking the Hitching Ring and Ball Head Coupling for Wear ........64 Maintenance of the Hydraulics....................

  • Page 7: Designated Use And Eu Conformity

    • Use as a means of transport for people and livestock, • Use as a means of transport for objects. The AGT 6000 can only be trailed by tractors that are able to support the static load of the fertiliser spreader on the hitch and which also have the required technical equipment.

  • Page 9: User Instructions

    The operator's manual is intended for the owner of the fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 and its operating and maintenance personnel. It must be read, understood and applied by anyone who is entrusted with the following work on the machine: •...

  • Page 10: Typographical Conventions

    User Instructions 2.3 Typographical conventions 2.3.1 Instructions and Directives The handling steps performed by the operator are shown as a numbered list. 1. Handling instruction step 1. 2. Handling instruction step 2. Instructions that only involve one step are not numbered. The same is applicable to handling steps where the sequence of their implementation is not strictly stipulated.

  • Page 11: Safety

    The chapter on safety contains basic safety instructions, occupational and traffic protection regulations for handling the fertiliser spreader AGT 6000. Compliance with the instructions contained in this chapter is a basic requirement for the safe handling and reliable operation of this machine.

  • Page 12: General Information Regarding Machine Safety

    Safety 3.2 General Information Regarding Machine Safety The fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 is built in accordance with state-of-the- art technology and recognised technical standards. Nevertheless, when being used and serviced, dangers for the user's life and limb or that of third parties or the impairment of the machine and other material goods could occur.

  • Page 13: Accident Prevention

    Safety 3.3.3 Accident Prevention The safety and accident prevention regulations are legally regulated in each country. The machine owner is responsible for ensuring compliance with the regulations in force in each country. Moreover, the following instructions must be observed: • Never leave the fertiliser spreader unsupervised whilst operating. •...

  • Page 14: Instructions For Operational Safety

    Before using for the first time, and before each subsequent use, check the fertiliser spreader for operational safety. • Are all the protective devices on the AGT 6000 in place and working correctly? • Are all fastening parts and supporting connections firmly attached and in a proper condition? •...

  • Page 15: Field Operation

    Safety 3.4.4 Field Operation • In the event of malfunctions in the fertiliser spreader, you must bring the machine to an immediate standstill and secure it. Immediately have the authorised personnel repair the malfunctions. • Never climb onto the fertiliser spreader when the spreader device is switched on.

  • Page 16: Use Of The Fertiliser

    Safety 3.5 Use of the Fertiliser Inappropriate selection or use of fertilisers can lead to serious personal injury or environmental damage. • When selecting the fertiliser, ask about its effect on humans, the environment and the machine. • Carefully follow the fertiliser manufacturer's instructions. 3.6 Hydraulic System The hydraulic system is under high pressure and reaches a high operating temperature.

  • Page 17: Maintenance And Repair

    Safety • Replace the hydraulic hoses in the event of damage and ageing. • The replacement hoses must correspond to the manufacturer's stipulated technical requirements. Pay particular attention to the different maximum pressure values of the hydraulic hoses to be replaced.

  • Page 18: Maintenance And Repair Work

    Safety 3.7.3 Maintenance and Repair Work • Switch off the tractor engine before any cleaning, maintenance or repair work, and also before troubleshooting. Wait until all rotating machine parts have come to a standstill. • Ensure that no one can switch on the fertiliser spreader without being authorised to do so.

  • Page 19: Road Safety

    Safety 3.8 Road Safety When driving on public roads and paths, the tractor and fertiliser spreader must comply with the traffic regulations of the respective country. The vehicle owner and driver are responsible for observing these regulations. 3.8.1 Checks before Departure An important contribution to road safety are the checks performed before departing.

  • Page 20: Lighting System With Rear And Side Reflectors

    The lighting equipment must be attached in accordance with regulations and must always be ready for operation. It may not be covered or dirty. The fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 is factory-equipped with front, rear and side identification in accordance with regulations.
  • Page 21 Safety Fig. 2: Lighting system, side view left 1 Yellow side reflector 2 White clearance light, front 3 Warning signs, front The lighting system on the right-hand side is the same as on the left- hand side.

  • Page 22: Protective Devices On The Machine

    Safety 3.10 Protective Devices on the Machine The protective devices safeguard your health and life. • Only operate the fertiliser spreader in conjunction with effective protective devices. 3.10.1 Location of the Protective Devices The protective devices are successively numbered in the following figures.

  • Page 23: Function Of The Protective Devices

    Safety Fig. 6: Drive shaft protection Fig. 7: Grating in the hopper 3.10.2 Function of the Protective Devices Pos. Designation Function Cover blower drive Prevents limbs from being pulled into the blower support. Suction grating Prevents larger parts from being pulled blower into the suction area of the blower.

  • Page 24: Warning And Information Signs

    3.11 Warning and Information Signs There are various warning and information signs attached to the fertiliser spreader AGT 6000. The warning and information signs are part of the machine. They must not be removed or modified. Missing or illegible signs must be replaced immediately.

  • Page 25: Prohibition Signs

    Safety 3.11.2 Prohibition Signs Spray prohibition It is prohibited to spray water into the casing. 3.11.3 Instruction Signs and Nameplates PTO speed The max. permitted PTO speed is 1000 rpm Information sign for checking wheel nuts Permitted maximum speed Nameplate of braking system Tractor number Tractor nameplate Axle nameplate...

  • Page 26: Location Of The Signs On The Tractor

    3.11.4 Location of the Signs on the Tractor The locations where the warning and information signs are affixed to the fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 are shown below. The position numbers shown in the following figures indicate the location of the signs described in sections 3.11.1, 3.11.2 and 3.11.3 under this number.
  • Page 27 Safety Fig. 10: Warning and information signs rear left Fig. 11: Warning and information signs rear Fig. 12: Warning and information signs rear right...
  • Page 28 Safety Fig. 13: Warning top centre Fig. 14: Nameplates and tractor number front right Fig. 15: Nameplates on drawbar and hitching ring...

  • Page 29: Machine Information

    Technical Customer Service: Tel.: +49 (0)7221 / 985-250 Fax: +49 (0)7221 / 985-203 4.2 Technical data The AGT 6000 is a pneumatic boom fertiliser spreader, which is attached to a tractor as a single-axle trailer. Dimensions: AGT 6036 AGT 6030 Vehicle length (hitching ring to vehicle 7.9 m...
  • Page 30 Machine Information Running Gear and Brakes: AGT 6036 AGT 6030 Track width 2.00 - 2.25 m Hitching ring diameter 40 mm Ball head coupling diameter 80 mm Compressed air tank for brake system 60 l Max. road speed 40 km/h Standard Tyres AGT 6036 AGT 6030...

  • Page 31: Start-Up

    If in doubt, please contact your dealer or the factory. 5.2 Type Approval (Germany) The fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 is subject to type approval. As a result of the type approval provided, your local authorities grant an operating permit for single vehicles (EBE) upon request.

  • Page 32: Tractor Requirements

    Start-Up 5.3 Tractor Requirements For the safe and designated use of the fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 the tractor must satisfy the required mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electric conditions. • Tractor engine output: at least 180 HP, • Permitted static load on the clevis hitch: 2000 kg, •...

  • Page 33: Brake System

    5.6.1 Compressed Air Brake System If the AGT 6000 is equipped with a dual-circuit compressed air brake system and a parking brake with compressed air valve, observe the following instructions for operating the fertiliser spreader: • Before hitching, clean the sealing rings and the coupling heads of the pneumatic hoses.

  • Page 34: Hydraulic Brake System

    5.6.2 Hydraulic Brake System If the AGT 6000 is equipped with a hydraulic brake system and a manually operated parking brake, observe the following instructions for operating the fertiliser spreader: • Before hitching, clean the sealing rings and the coupling heads of the hydraulic hoses.

  • Page 35: Coupling / Hitching The Fertiliser Spreader

    • Is the height of the clevis hitch / ball head coupling on the tractor correctly adjusted, to ensure that the fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 is pulled horizontally (see section 5.4: "Setting the Height of the Clevis Hitch / Ball Head Coupling"...
  • Page 36 Start-Up Fig. 17: Connections on the tractor 1. Hang the drawbar into the clevis hitch (Fig. 17: Pos. 1) or into the ball head coupling on the tractor. Secure the connection with the hitch pin. Secure the hitch pin positively. 2.

  • Page 37: Preparing The Fertiliser Spreader For Road Travel

    Start-Up Danger from an unsuitable drive shaft! The use of incorrectly sized or unauthorised drive shafts can damage the tractor and fertiliser spreader. Only use the drive shafts specified by the manufacturer. CAUTION Follow the instructions in the drive shaft manufacturer's operating manual.
  • Page 38 Start-Up 3. Position the hydraulic parking strut in the transport position as follows: • Open valve (1). • The parking strut is folded automatically. • Close valve (1). • Unlock both locking pins (2) for the parking strut. • Hold the parking strut at the handle (3) and fold back until the locking pins have...
  • Page 39 Start-Up • Turn manual crank (1) counter-clockwise up to the stop Fig. 22: Release parking brake (hydraulic brake system) The fertiliser spreader is now ready for road travel. In order to operate the hydro-pneumatic spring suspension, the tractor's hydraulic system and the operating terminal must be switched on in the tractor.

  • Page 40: Filling The Fertiliser Spreader

    Start-Up 5.9 Filling the Fertiliser Spreader Danger from a running engine! Working on the fertiliser spreader with the engine running can lead to serious injuries caused by the mechanics and discharged fertiliser. Never fill the fertiliser spreader while the tractor engine is running. WARNING •...

  • Page 41: Parking And Unhitching The Fertiliser Spreader

    Start-Up 5.10 Parking and Unhitching the Fertiliser Spreader Danger from overturning! The fertiliser spreader is a single-axle vehicle. An excessively high tail load can cause the fertiliser spreader to overturn and injure people or cause material damage. • Park the fertiliser spreader on a horizontal, firm surface, and only when the hopper is empty and the booms are folded and locked.
  • Page 42 Start-Up • Pull out the valve (1) to release the parking brake Fig. 24: Parking brake valve • Turn manual crank (1) clockwise up to the stop. Fig. 25: Apply parking brake (hydraulic brake system) 3. Place chocks under both wheels (Fig. 25: Pos. 2). Optional according to the country equipment version...
  • Page 43 Start-Up 4. Position the hydraulic parking strut in the support position as follows: • Unlock both locking pins (1) for the parking strut. • Hold the parking strut at the handle (2) and fold down until the locking pins (1) have engaged in the bottom position.

  • Page 45: Calibration Test

    Calibration Test 6 Calibration Test For exact control of the application, we recommend performing a new calibration test each time the fertiliser is changed. Perform the calibration test: • Before spreading for the first time. • If the fertiliser quality has changed considerably (moisture, high proportion of dust, grain break).
  • Page 46 Calibration Test 1. Disconnect the connections between pressure chamber and injectors on the left-hand side of the fertiliser spreader by moving the lever for the pressure chamber forwards. Push all three levers (Fig. 28: Pos. 1) forwards on the tractor side until the securing device has fully engaged.
  • Page 47 Calibration Test 3. Lift the air duct with your left hand. 4. Lift the lever for the rack with your right hand. Swing back the lever (right) up to the frame. Fig. 30: Swing back the lever for the air duct rack The lever for the air duct rack must be engaged in the lock on the frame.

  • Page 48: Performing The Calibration Test

    Fig. 32: Collection container under the metering device The fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 is now ready for the calibration test. 6.2 Performing the Calibration Test Injuries from chemicals! Discharged fertiliser can cause injury to eyes and nose mucous membranes.
  • Page 49 Calibration Test Implementation: The settings for the calibration test are carried out on the operating terminal in the tractor. Also refer to the manufacturer's operating manual. 1. Press the key in the MAIN MENU of the operating terminal. This takes you to the SETTINGS/INFO menu. 2.
  • Page 50 Calibration Test 11. Press key This takes you to the CALIBRATION TEST menu. 12. Press key You exit the CALIBRATION TEST menu and return to the SETTINGS / INFO menu. 13. Press key This takes you back to the MAIN MENU. The fertiliser spreader is now calibrated for spreading.

  • Page 51: Spreading Operation

    Spreading Operation 7 Spreading Operation 7.1 Actuating the Booms The fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 is equipped with hydraulically-operated folding booms. The maximum working width of the booms is 36 m. The boom height is infinitely variable between 1.0 and 2.0 m.

  • Page 52: Spreading The Fertiliser

    Spreading Operation 7.2 Spreading the Fertiliser 7.2.1 Prerequisites Before starting work, check whether all the conditions for safe and economical spreading are satisfied. Pay particular attention to the following points: • Is the entire machine assembly (tractor and fertiliser spreader), safe to operate? •...

  • Page 53: Spreading Operation

    • Reduce speed on uneven terrain, drive carefully through headlands and ensure that the boom does not hit the ground. • The fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 works according to ground speed. When changing the ground speed, the metering shaft speed is automatically readjusted.

  • Page 54: Emptying Remaining Fertiliser

    Spreading Operation 1. Stop the metering drive. 2. Switch off the blower. 3. Position the fertiliser spreader as horizontally as possible in the tramline. 4. Lower the booms with the parallelogram to the lowest position. 5. Lock the pendulum frame. 6.

  • Page 55: Emptying The Fertiliser Spreader

    Spreading Operation 7.4.2 Emptying the Fertiliser Spreader Fig. 34: Emptying the fertiliser spreader 1. Disconnect the connection between pressure chamber and injectors by moving the lever for the pressure chamber forwards. Push all three levers (Fig. 34: Pos. 1) forwards on the tractor side until the securing device has fully engaged.

  • Page 56: Assembling The Fertiliser Spreader

    Spreading Operation 5. Pull the rear part of the air duct forwards and completely remove it. Fig. 35: Remove rear part of the air duct 6. Unfold the spreading trays downwards. To do so actuate the lever (Fig. 34: Pos. 4). The fertiliser now flows from the hopper.
  • Page 57 Spreading Operation Danger of crushing! The air duct weighs approx. 15 kg. If it falls, it could cause crushing injuries to limbs. Only remove the air duct if your health and physique allow you to do so and only then when wearing personal protective equipment. CAUTION •...

  • Page 59: Malfunctions And Alarm Messages

    8 Malfunctions and Alarm Messages 8.1 General Information This chapter describes how to detect and remedy malfunctions in the fertiliser spreader AGT 6000. In most cases you will be given support from the job computer in the tractor which displays malfunctions as alarm messages.

  • Page 60: Alarm Messages On The Operating Terminal

    Malfunctions and Alarm Messages 8.2 Alarm Messages on the Operating Terminal Please contact our service centre in the event of alarm messages on the operating terminal.

  • Page 61: Maintenance And Repair

    11. 9.1.1 Qualification of Maintenance Personnel Some maintenance and repair work on the fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 requires further qualifications with regard to operation. • Adjusting and repair work on the brake system can only be performed by specialist workshops or authorised brake service centres.
  • Page 62 Maintenance and Repair Before cleaning, also follow the instructions below: • Only clean oily machines in washing bays with oil separator. • When cleaning using a high-pressure water jet never direct it at electrical equipment, hydraulic components, plain bearings and stickers.

  • Page 63: Maintenance Of The Mechanics

    Maintenance and Repair 9.3 Maintenance of the Mechanics 9.3.1 Checking Screwed Connections The screwed connections are factory-tightened with the required torques and secured. Vibrations and jerks, in particular during the initial operating hours, can loosen screwed connections. • With a new fertiliser spreader, check all screwed connections for tightness after approx.

  • Page 64: Checking And Adjusting Unfolded Booms

    Maintenance and Repair Adjusting: • Use the set screws (1) to adjust the distance of the spreading tray support to 3 mm. Fig. 38: Adjust the distance between cam wheels and spreading tray If it is no longer possible to adjust the distance to 3 mm, the cam wheels of the metering shaft must be replaced.
  • Page 65 Maintenance and Repair Danger of injury from swinging booms When the pendulum frame locks are open, the booms may swing considerably and injure people. • When making adjustments, always close the pendulum frame lock. WARNING • Remove all persons from the danger area of the booms. Prerequisite: •...

  • Page 66: Adjusting The Holding Force Of The Boom Elements

    Maintenance and Repair Adjusting the horizontal alignment: 5. Loosen the screws on the joint plate (1) (not completely) 6. Loosen the locknuts on the threaded rod. 7. Turn the threaded rod (2) in or out for position optimisation. The booms must form a horizontal line which gradually drops outwards.
  • Page 67 Maintenance and Repair Boom central section to start section: The holding force of the boom central section to the start section is adjusted at the spring assembly on the 2nd hydraulic cylinder. 1. Loosen the locknut (1). 2. Turn the threaded rod (2) on the 2nd hydraulic cylinder.

  • Page 68: Checking And Adjusting Folded Booms

    Maintenance and Repair 9.3.5 Checking and Adjusting Folded Booms Danger of crushing and shearing on the booms Between the pendulum frame and boom, as well as between the boom and tractor frame, limbs could be crushed or sheared off. • Never grip between the pendulum frame and boom or between the boom elements.
  • Page 69 Maintenance and Repair 1. Unfold the booms. 2. Loosen the locknut (1). 3. Dismantle the bolt (3) and swing the cylinder out. 4. Turn the threaded rod (2) on the 1st hydraulic cylinder at the start section. To increase the tension: Turn Fig.

  • Page 70: Checking The Hitching Ring And Ball Head Coupling For Wear

    Maintenance and Repair 9.3.6 Checking the Hitching Ring and Ball Head Coupling for Wear Use of a hitching ring whose diameter exceeds the wear limit, or a severely worn ball head coupling can lead to the spreader being torn off when in motion.

  • Page 71: Maintenance Of The Hydraulics

    Maintenance and Repair 9.4 Maintenance of the Hydraulics The hydraulic system of the fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 is comprised of two hydraulic circuits which are independent from each other. • Vario drive for blower function with own oil reservoir, • Hydraulic control unit with oil supply from the tractor.

  • Page 72: Checking Hydraulic Hoses

    Maintenance and Repair 9.4.1 Checking Hydraulic Hoses Hydraulic hoses are subjected to high stress. They must be checked regularly and be immediately replaced if damaged. Hydraulic hoses are subject to an ageing process. They may be used for a maximum of 6 years, including storage time of maximum 2 years. The manufacturing date of the hose is given on one of the hose fittings as the month and year (e.

  • Page 73: Hydraulic System Maintenance Vario Drive

    Maintenance and Repair 4. Immediately hold the loosened hose end over the oil collection container and close the connection. 5. Loosen the hose fixtures and remove the hydraulic hose. 6. Connect the new hydraulic hose to the connections. Tighten the hose fittings.

  • Page 74: Changing The Oil And Oil Filter Of The Vario Drive Hydraulic System

    Maintenance and Repair 9.4.5 Changing the Oil and Oil Filter of the Vario Drive Hydraulic System Always change the oil and oil filter at the same time. Proceed as follows to change the oil and filter in the hydraulic system of the Vario drive: •...

  • Page 75: Checking And Topping Up The Oil Level In The Vario Drive Gearbox

    Maintenance and Repair 1. Fill the new hydraulic oil into the oil container. 2. The oil level is correct when the oil reaches the green mark on the dipstick (1). (max. oil level) 3. Lock the filler cap. Fig. 49: Top up hydraulic oil 9.4.6 Checking and Topping Up the Oil Level in the Vario Drive Gearbox...

  • Page 76: Changing The Oil In The Vario Drive Gearbox

    Maintenance and Repair 9.4.7 Changing the Oil in the Vario Drive Gearbox Proceed as follows to change the oil in the Vario drive gearbox: • After the first 50 operating hours, • Then after every 500 operating hours. The gearbox is filled with 1.1 litres Meropa 220 gear oil in the factory. Other oil types which can be used are listed in section 9.9.3: "Service Fluids"...

  • Page 77: Checking Other Components

    Maintenance and Repair 9.4.8 Checking other Components • Check the following Axial piston pumps (1), Axial piston (2), Oil cooler (3) regularly, at least before each spreading procedure. • Check the components for external damage and leaking. Fig. 52: Check the axial piston pump, axial piston motor and oil cooler...

  • Page 78: Maintenance Of Hydraulic System Control Unit

    Maintenance and Repair 9.4.9 Maintenance of Hydraulic System Control Unit Essential drive and actuator functions, which are operated from the operating terminal and the multifunctional handle, are supplied by the hydraulic control unit. The hydraulic control unit (1) is connected to the tractor via a double- acting control valve with free return.

  • Page 79: Checking Hydraulic Cylinders For The Adjustment Functions

    Maintenance and Repair 9.4.11 Checking Hydraulic Cylinders for the Adjustment Functions Check all hydraulic cylinders regularly, at least before each spreading procedure. Adjustment functions: hydraulic cylinder for boom adjustment (1), boom actuation (2), pendulum frame lock (3), covering sheet (4). Fig.

  • Page 80: Checking The Diaphragm Accumulators

    Maintenance and Repair 9.4.12 Checking the Diaphragm Accumulators The diaphragm accumulators (1) are generally maintenance-free. Nevertheless, in order to guarantee long and failure-free operation, the following must be checked at regular intervals, at least annually: • The connections for firm seating and leaking, •...

  • Page 81: Maintenance Of Running Gear And Brakes

    Maintenance and Repair 9.5 Maintenance of Running Gear and Brakes The weight of the fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 is supported by a hydropneumatic sprung axle. The machine is braked by a dual-circuit compressed air brake system. Running gear and brakes are decisive for the operational safety of the fertiliser spreader.

  • Page 82: Draining The Air Tank

    Maintenance and Repair 9.5.2 Draining the Air Tank Condensation which builds up in the pneumatic system of the braking circuit collects in the air tank. In order to prevent damage to the pneumatic system due to corrosion, the air tank must be drained daily. 1.

  • Page 83: Checking The Function Of The Axle Suspension

    Maintenance and Repair Follow the instructions below when checking the axle suspension: • Check the axle suspension system in dry conditions, not when the vehicle is wet or in the rain. • Check the suspension cylinder (Fig. 60: Pos. 1), nitrogen accumulator (Fig.

  • Page 84: Wheels And Tyres

    Maintenance and Repair 5. Once both cylinders have retracted to the end position, press key The hydraulic cylinders must now automatically adjust to the travelling height (extended approx.50 mm). Should there be malfunctions during the functional test, refer to the manufacturer's instructions or contact our service.

  • Page 85: Changing A Wheel

    Maintenance and Repair 9.6.3 Changing a Wheel Risk of accident from incorrectly performed wheel change. An incorrect wheel change of the fertiliser spreader can lead to serious accidents with injuries to people. • Only change the wheel when the fertiliser spreader is empty and hitched to the tractor.
  • Page 86 Maintenance and Repair Wheel mounting: • Before mounting, clean the wheel contact surface at the hub. • Check the wheel nuts and wheel bolts before mounting. Change damaged, stiff or rusty wheel nuts or wheel bolts. • Tighten all wheel nuts in stages and crosswise with a torque spanner.

  • Page 87: Electrics, Electronics

    Maintenance and Repair 9.7 Electrics, Electronics 9.7.1 Overview of Electric System Connections Fig. 63: Electric system overview BASIC terminal Level sensors Multifunctional handle Distribution box K2, rear Connection cable to the ISO BUS Metering with partial widths, left (1,2,3) ISO BUS cable Ground speed sensor Oil cooler Lighting system...

  • Page 88: Electrical Fuses

    The trailed device power supply is provided via the tractor's ISO bus cable. RAUCH ISO bus cable: The RAUCH ISO bus cable is protected from overload with a 15 A and a 30 A fuse. The fuses are close to the connections at the tractor battery. Fig. 64:...

  • Page 89: Checking The Function Of The Lighting System

    Maintenance and Repair 9.7.4 Checking the Function of the Lighting System The fertiliser spreader AGT 6000 is factory-equipped with a front and rear lighting system. • Check the function of the rear lights, brake lights, indicators and position lights. 9.7.5...
  • Page 90 Maintenance and Repair • The distance between the wheel sensor and the pulse wheel must be 3 mm. • Check the distance with a 3 mm thick sheet metal strip and adjust if required. Fig. 66: Wheel hub LEFT • Check the firm seating of the spur wheel (located behind the guard...

  • Page 91: Maintenance Schedule

    Maintenance and Repair 9.8 Maintenance Schedule This chapter describes the maintenance activities in the order of intervals. Refer to section 9.9.2: "Lubrication Schedule" on page 91 for lubrication and lubrication intervals. Daily: Time Component Activity Note Hitching ring/ Check for wear P.64 ball head coupling Hydraulic tank...
  • Page 92 Maintenance and Repair According to the number of operating hours: Number Component Activity Description operating hours Total mechanics Check screwed P.57 connections Vario drive gearbox Check oil level P.69 Vario drive hydraulic Change oil and oil P.68 system filter Vario drive gearbox Oil change P.70 Air tank brake...

  • Page 93: Lubrication

    Maintenance and Repair 9.9 Lubrication 9.9.1 Location of the Lubrication Points The lubrication points are distributed and identified throughout the machine. This symbol identifies the lubrication points: • Always ensure that the lubrication point markings are clean. The position numbers shown on the figures below indicate the location of the lubrication points described in section 9.9.2: "Lubrication Schedule"...
  • Page 94 Maintenance and Repair Fig. 70: Support brake lever left Fig. 71: Joint bearing on the hydraulic cylinder for axle suspension Fig. 72: Pendulum frame, parallelogram Fig. 73: Hydraulic cylinder for incline...
  • Page 95 Maintenance and Repair Fig. 74: Sliding surface on the pendulum frame Fig. 75: Hydraulic cylinder boom start section Fig. 76: Joint boom central section...
  • Page 96 Maintenance and Repair Fig. 77: Rod end bearing hydraulic cylinder boom central section Fig. 78: Joint boom end section Fig. 79: Bearing pin attachment frame Fig. 80: Bearing pin parallelogram...

  • Page 97: Lubrication Schedule

    Maintenance and Repair 9.9.2 Lubrication Schedule Pos. Lubrication Points Interval Lubricant Operating Hours Flange bearing blower drive, left and right Grease Joint bearing on the hydraulic cylinder for boom Grease securing device, front and rear Support brake lever, left and right Grease Joint bearing on the hydraulic cylinder for axle Grease...

  • Page 98: Service Fluids

    • Falcon CLP 220 • Spartan EP 220 Esso • Omala Oil 220 Shell Mobil • Mobilgear 630 If you should wish to use oils which are not listed here (in particular bio- oils), please contact your RAUCH contact person.

  • Page 99: Guarantee And Warranty

    10 Guarantee and Warranty RAUCH devices are manufactured with modern production methods and with the greatest care and are subject to numerous inspections. Therefore RAUCH offers a 12-month warranty subject to the following conditions: 1. The warranty begins on the date of purchase.
  • Page 100 Guarantee and Warranty The supplier's exclusion of liability is not applicable in the event of the owner's or an executive employee's intent or gross negligence and in cases where, in accordance with the product liability law, defects in the object of supply incur personal or material damage to privately used objects and liability is accepted.

  • Page 101: Index

    Index 11 Index Accident prevention ....7 Fertiliser .........10 Air duct....... 41, 49, 51 Filling........34 Air tank........76 Filling the fertiliser spreader ..8 Alarm messages ....53 Application ......57 Applying the parking brake ..35 Gearbox oils ......92 Axle ........75 Axle suspension.....
  • Page 102 Index Metering ......... 57 Metering tray ......42 Safety Before departure ..... 13 Machine ........6 Bleeding ........70 Maintenance ......12 Screwed connections .....57 Change........68 Oil container......67 Service fluids......92 Oil level ........67 Spreading.......46 Operating permit ....25 Spreading tray......50 Operating pressure ....

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