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4.1.2 DRIVELINE WITH ADJUSTABLE PLATE CLUTCH

The driveline has a safety clutch to protect the transmission components of the machine against stress and excessive overloads.

The clutch is calibrated for medium-duty use. If it slips during work, all the nuts that hold the springs must be evenly tightened by 

half a turn and the operation of the device checked after about 200 meters of work. Repeat the operation if necessary. The clutch 

must be adjusted by unscrewing the nuts if it is blocked.

CAUTION

If the clutch still slips even when all the nuts have been tightened, the friction plates must be changed as they could be worn 

or because the springs have become slack. Never fully tighten the nuts as this eliminates the function of the springs and 

clutch itself, to the detriment of the transmission components.

4.1.3 DRIVELINE WITH AUTOMATIC CLUTCH

On request, the Manufacturer can supply a driveline complete with automatic clutch calibrated for a medium-duty load. This  

clutch cannot be adjusted. In the event of an overload, the clutch slips and continues to operate as soon as the obstruction has 

been passed, without external intervention. Any clutch servicing operations must be carried out in the workshop in compliance 

with the driveline manufacturer’s instructions.

CAUTION

Do not allow the machine to operate unless it digs into the soil. When working, do not drive around bends with the machine 

in the soil. Do not work in reverse. Always raise the implement before you change direction or reverse. During transport or 

whenever the machine must be lifted, remember to adjust the power lift of the tractor so that the steerage hoe is not raised 

more than about 16 in. from the ground. Do not drive on the public roads with the machine caked with soil, grass or other 

materials that could dirty the road surface or hamper the 

 in any way. Do not allow the machine to drop violently on 

to the ground. Lower it slowly to allow the tines to gradually penetrate into the soil otherwise all the machine components 
would be subjected to stress that could lead to breakages.

4.1.4 SIDE DRIVELINES

The two side drivelines (7 Fig. 1) transmit drive from the reduction housing (central transmission 
drives (4 Fig. 1). The standard 

 marked «CE» with relative guards and chains. If these drivelines are da-

CAUTION

If the side drivelines (14 Fig. 1) are removed, it is very important to ensure that they are remounted in the same position 
(Fig. 6), i.e. the fork of the left driveline must be positioned at the same angle as the right one, otherwise the transmission 

unit could be damaged.

4.2 WORK POSITION  

 

DANGER

The operator must be seated in the driving seat of the tractor when the machine is working since only from that position is 

he able to act correctly. Before he leaves the driving seat, the operator must stop the machine, apply the parking brake and 

Summary of Contents for DOBLE

Page 1: ...con la máquina leer atentamente las instrucciones para el empleo Mantenga esto manual como referencia futura Betriebs und Wartungsanleitung Originalbetriebsanleitung Bevor Sie mit der Arbeit beginnen lesen Sie diese Betriebsanleitungen aufmerksam durch Bewahren Sie dieses Handbuch zum Nachschlagen e s e i D e i r é s e d o r é m u n u d r i t r a p à e l b a l a v t s e l e u n a m e C r e b m u n...

Page 2: ...ay not exactly depict the machine in your possession they are included for the sole purpose of explaining the operations that must be carried out 1 2 WARRANTY The Manufacturer guarantees brand new products for a period of 12 twelve months from the date of delivery When the machine is delivered make sure that both it and the accessories are complete and in a perfect condition Complaints should be p...

Page 3: ...Free 1 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE doble and maxi doble rotary tiller bears CE marking in compliance with the European Union standards described in directive 2006 42 EC Fig 1 Central bearing frame with three point hitch Upper 3 point hitch Connection point to lift the machine Lower 3 point hitch Main driveline support Central transmission unit PTO to engage main driveline Lh upper steerage hoe fr...

Page 4: ...or of adequate power see technical for the power rating required To operate the machine drive is transmitted from the tractor by means of the driveline with CE marking which meshes with the central transmission unit 7 Fig 1 and is distributed between the two side transmissions 11 Fig 1 which operate the respective hoe blade rotors by means of a side geared transmission unit 1 3 2 USE has solely be...

Page 5: ...ons 2 1 SAFETY NOTES The user must inform his the risks deriving from the devices to safeguard the operatorand outthe gen accident preventing tions est shed theDirectives and the sinforceinthecountr where the machine is used It is therefore for operators to read this the and The to with the in lbs CV kW knives doble 360 142 4564 5225 5688 150 220 110 162 84 doble 400 157 4806 5600 6173 180 220 132...

Page 6: ... lower it to the ground and consult the instruction manual Hitching points to lift the machine Carefully read the instruction manual before beginning work Danger of upper limbs Do not remove the guards and keep well away from moving parts Danger of being caught up by the driveline It is absolutely forbidden to get near the driveline when it is operating Danger of falling It is absolutely forbidden...

Page 7: ... tractor and the machine hitch in order to manoeuvre the lifting command from the outside Fix the side lifting links with the relative chains and idlers during the transport phase Set the control lever of the tractor s hydraulic lifting control in the locked position when driving on the roads with the ma chine raised Only use the driveline recommended by the Manufacturer with CE marking Pay the ut...

Page 8: ...ine Loading with a crane make sure that the carrying capacity of the crane is to lift the weight of the machine The connecting points for lifting are clearly visible and are marked by stickers Lift the machine with the utmost care and move it slowly without jolting on to the truck or railway car DANGER The lifting and transporting operations can be very dangerous unless they are carried out with t...

Page 9: ...work with the utmost care so as to keep the telescopic tubes coupled to the maximum extent With the exception of length adaptation it is forbiddento modify the driveline If this is necessary contact the Manufacturer Take the greatestcarewheninsertingthedriveline Make surethatit iswelllockedon both the tractor s PTO and on the machine Also comply with the indications in the instruction manual suppl...

Page 10: ...ine to operate unless it digs into the soil When working do not drive around bends with the machine in the soil Do not work in reverse Always raise the implement before you change direction or reverse During transport or whenever the machine must be lifted remember to adjust the power lift of the tractor so that the steerage hoe is not raised more than about 16 in from the ground Do not drive on t...

Page 11: ...llowing way to hitch the machine to the tractor in the correct way Make sure that there are no objects bystanders and or animals in the immediate vicinity of the machine and that the PTO 6 1 4 4 TRANSPORT POSITION 5 M x s 0 2T x i Z d i M 0 3T Z M x s 0 2T x i d x i where i tractor s wheelbase d s T weight of the tractor in running order Z ballast weight M weight of the machine Fig 5 ...

Page 12: ...ned during the work phase and closed when the machine is transported on the roads by a hydraulic control with two cylinders 16 Fig 1 and 4 Fig 8 Both hydraulic cylinders are equipped with locking valves 17 Fig 1 If a hydraulic pipe suddenly bursts these valves instantly stop the oil and consequently the machine in the position to which it has set The cylinders also have a valve that regulates the ...

Page 13: ...y after you have correctly hitched the machine sat down in the driver s seat of the tractor and started the tractor engine Raise the machine about 10 cm from the ground so that the rotor does not touch the vegetation that needs to be cut Run the engine at a low rate and engage the PTO Gradually accelerate until the PTO is operating at full rate Engage the forward gear and start work with the PTO a...

Page 14: ...from foreign bodies in the central part Other faults The machine fails to work evenly along its width shredding either too much or too little on one side for example on the right shorten the right link Work on hilly ground It is advisable to proceed upwards in the direction of the slope Particular attention should be paid since owing to the nature of the ground the stability of the tractor could b...

Page 15: ...is version is with a special spiked rotor on highly resistant pressed steel Can be equipped with levelling seed beds on tenacious and stony soi DANGER It is forbidden to clean the machine whilst it is if the hoe blades knives become First the PTO the tractor and the Wait until all have come to a standstill then 4 9 STOPPING THE MACHINE At the end of the job the operator must Disengage the tractor ...

Page 16: ...tof the national laws Maintenance 5 1 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE The various routine maintenance operations are described below Remember that lower running costs and long machine life depend on continual compliance with these instructions WARNING Before proceeding with any operation make sure that the machine is parked on a surface Prevent it from moving by placing chocks under the wheels Servicing adjus...

Page 17: ...ricated more frequently DANGER Greasing the central rotor supports is a dangerous operation Proceed in the following way to grease the central rotor supports of the two cultivators 5 2 1 RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS It is advisable to lubricate the overdrive with PAKELO GEARSINT EPN46 oil complying with DIN 51517 Part 3 CLP HC US Steel 224 AGMA 9005 E02 ISO 12925 1 CKC CKD For all greasing points the Ma...

Page 18: ...e required part indicated in the spare parts catalogue a description of the part and the required quantity The means of transport Transport way if this is not the Manufacturer willdedicate particular care to the service but shall not be liable for delays in shipment due to unforeseen circumstances The shipping costs are always at the consignee s charge The goods travel at the purchaser s risk and ...

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