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2.1     GENERAL SAFETY

YOU

 are responsible for the 

SAFE 

operation and 

maintenance of your Arena-vatorIII. 

YOU

 must en-

sure that you and anyone else who is going to oper-

ate, maintain or work around the Arena-vatorIII be 

familiar with the operating and maintenance proce-

dures and related 

SAFETY

 information contained in 

this manual. This manual will take you step-by-step 

through your working day and alerts you to all good 

safety practices that should be adhered to while op-

erating the Arena-vatorIII.

Remember, 

YOU

 are the key to safety. Good safety 

practices not only protect you, but also the people 

around you. Make these practices a working part of 

your safety program. Be certain that 

EVERYONE 

operating this equipment is familiar with the recom-

mended operating and maintenance procedures and 

follows all the safety precautions. Most accidents can 

be prevented. Do not risk injury or death by ignoring 

good safety practices.

  Arena-vatorIII owners must give operating  

 

instructions to operators or employees 

 

before allowing them to operate the 

 

machine, and at least annually there

 

after per OSHA (Occupational Safety and   

 

Health Administration) regulation  

 

 1928.57.

  The most important safety feature on this    

 

equipment is a 

SAFE

 operator. It is the    

 

operator's responsibility to read and  

 

 understand 

ALL

 Safety and Operating 

 

instructions in the manual and to follow    

 

these. Most accidents can be avoided.

  A person who has not read and under- 

 

 

stood all operating and safety instructions   

 

is not quali

fi

 ed to operate the machine.  

 

 

An untrained operator exposes himself  

 

 

and bystanders to possible serious injury    

 or 

death.

 

DO NOT

 modify the equipment in any  

 

 

way. Unauthorized modi

fi

 cation may im-   

 

pair the function and/or safety and could    

 

affect the life of the equipment.

 

Think SAFETY! Work SAFELY!

1.

 

Read and understand the    

 

Operator's Manual and all   

 

safety signs before operating,  

 

maintaining adjusting or un- 

 

plugging the Arena-vatorIII.

2. Have 

fi

 rst-aid kit available 

 

for use should the need arise  

 

and know how to use it.

3. Have 

fi

 re extinguisher 

 

available for use should 

 

the need arise and know 

 

how to use it.

4.  Wear appropriate protective   

 

gear. This list includes but is  

 

not limited to:

 

-  A hard hat

 - 

Protective 

shoes

 

  with slip resistant

  soles

 - 

Protective 

goggles, 

 

  glasses or face 

  shield

 - 

Heavy 

gloves

 - 

Protective 

clothing

5.  Install and secure all guards  

 before 

starting.

6. 

DO NOT

 allow riders.

7.  Wear suitable ear protection  

 

for prolonged exposure to ex- 

 cessive 

noise.

8.  Place all controls in neutral, stop tractor 

 

engine, set park brake, remove ignition 

 

key and wait for all moving parts to stop 

 

before servicing, adjusting, repairing, or 

 unplugging.

9.  Clear the area of people, especially small 

 

children, before starting.

10.  Review safety related items annually 

 

with all personnel who will be operating 

 

or maintaining the Arena-vatorIII.

 

Summary of Contents for ARENA-VATOR III AV3-4

Page 1: ...ARENA VATOR III Assembly Operator s Parts Manual For Models AV3 4 AV3 5 AV3 6 AV3 7 AV3 8 June 2020 Form ArenaVatorIII...

Page 2: ...New Operator or Owner 10 4 2 Machine Components 11 4 3 Machine Break In 11 4 4 Pre Operation Checklist 11 4 5 Field Operation 12 15 4 6 Transporting 16 4 7 Storage 16 5 Service Maintenance 17 5 1 Serv...

Page 3: ...ined where appropriate Use the Table of Contents as a guide to locate required information Keep this manual handy for frequent reference and to pass on to new operators or owners Call your Gear more d...

Page 4: ...if not avoided could result in death or serious injury and includes hazards that are exposed when guards are removed It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices situation that if not avoided...

Page 5: ...and Operating instructions in the manual and to follow these Most accidents can be avoided A person who has not read and under stood all operating and safety instructions is not qualified to operate t...

Page 6: ...s to operate or assemble this unit until they have read this manual and have devel oped a thorough understanding of the safety precautions and of how it works Review the safety instructions with all u...

Page 7: ...and machine quickly in an emergency Read this manual and the one provided with your tractor Train all new personnel and review instructions frequently with existing workers Be certain only a properly...

Page 8: ...tion exceeds 80db Noise over 85db on a long term basis can cause severe hearing loss Noise over 90db adjacent to the Operator over a long term basis may cause perma nent total hearing loss NOTE Hearin...

Page 9: ...or moving Never place any part of your body where it would be in danger if movement should occur during assem bly installation operation maintaining repairing removal or moving Never place yourself b...

Page 10: ...ored machine 3 Store the unit is a dry level area Support the frame with planks if required 2 9 MAINTENANCE SAFETY 1 Good maintenance is your responsibility Poor maintenance is an invitation to troubl...

Page 11: ...EMBER If safety signs have been damaged removed become illegible or parts replaced without signs new signs must be applied New signs are available from your authorized dealer A CAUTION Read and unders...

Page 12: ...owing the operating instructions in conjunction with a good maintenance program your Arena vatorIII will provide many years of trouble free service OPERATING SAFETY 1 Read and understand the Operator...

Page 13: ...and safe operation of the Arena vatorI II requires that each operator reads and under stands the operating procedures and all related safetyprecautionsoutlinedinthissection Apre operation checklist is...

Page 14: ...before starting 7 Never start or operate machine unless sitting on tractor seat 8 Clear the area of bystanders especially small children before starting 9 Clean reflectors SMV and lights before trans...

Page 15: ...the right lift arm to level the frame from side to side b Frame Angle Use the turnbuckle on the top link to set the frame angle Start by using the top link to set the frame level with the ground Then...

Page 16: ...ends of the blade in the same hole e Roller The roller is designed with adjustable top links to allow the operator to set the depth of the roller during operation The best results are obtained when th...

Page 17: ...The mulcher roller can then condition and compact the soil Fig 5 Field Lower the blade and roller to raise the cultivator if the soil is soft and large amounts of soil goes over the blade Raise the b...

Page 18: ...e sure they are working 5 Be sure you are in compliance with all applicable lighting and marking regulations when trans porting Check with your local authorities 6 Be sure your machine can clearly be...

Page 19: ...8 Clear the area of bystanders especially small children when carrying out any main tenance and repairs or making any adjust ments 5 1 SERVICE 5 1 1 FLUIDS AND LUBRICANTS 1 Grease Use an SAE multi pur...

Page 20: ...e more frequent servicing Daily or 10 Hours 1 Grease roller bearings 2 locations Annually 1 Clean machine Fig 6 Roller Bearings 5 1 4 SERVICE RECORD See Lubrication and Maintenance sections for detail...

Page 21: ...local dealer or distributor Before you call please have this Operator s Manual and the serial number from your Arena vatorIII ready PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Soil isn t being worked up Compacted soil Rai...

Page 22: ...e assembly area Drive slow and keep the machine close to the ground 5 Cut the strapping and remove the components from the shipping pallet 6 Mount the reversible points or shovels to the tines and tig...

Page 23: ...21 Fig 9 Tine Positions...

Page 24: ...ENGLISH TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS 8 2 BOLT TORQUE Torque figures indicated above are valid for non greased or non oiled threads and heads unless oth erwise specified Therefore do not grease or oil bolts...

Page 25: ...23 9 PARTS REFERENCE 9 1 ARENA VATOR III ASSEMBLY...

Page 26: ...164 Top Link Bushing 13 2 AV3 0200 Pipe Leveler Mounting Bracket 14 1 AV3 2104 4 Pipe Leveler 14 1 AV3 2105 5 Pipe Leveler 14 1 AV3 2106 6 Pipe Leveler 14 1 AV3 2107 7 Pipe Leveler 14 1 AV3 2108 8 Pip...

Page 27: ...eq d 162470 Point Only AV3 GW Gauge Wheel Assembly 34 1 AV3 0204 Gauge Wheel Spindle Arm Weldment Right Hand 1 AV3 0205 Gauge Wheel Spindle Arm Weldment Left Hand Not Shown 35 2 480C 08545 Wheel and T...

Page 28: ...nd Support Weldment AV3 5PR 26 1 AV3 0196 6 Roller Scraper and Support Weldment AV3 6PR 26 1 AV3 0197 7 Roller Scraper and Support Weldment AV3 7PR 26 1 AV3 0198 8 Roller Scraper and Support Weldment...

Page 29: ...200 Adjustable Top Link 29 4 HR 0105 Top Link Pin 10 4 AV 0460 P 791 Lynch Pin 20 2 007 211 1 x 4 NC Gr 5 Cap Screw 21 2 064 014 1 NC Nylock Nut Scarifier Shank Kits AV3 SH2 SH4 SH6 32 As Req d M 1047...

Page 30: ...F QTY PART NO DESCRIPTION 1 1 AV3 PH 0100 Pull Hitch Weldment 2 1 P7103CL Hitch Pin x 5 3 2 HR 0177 Short Spacer for Tine Bars 4 1 B831 bushing x 1 15 16 5 1 SL 1541 Ratchet Jack 6 1 HR 0317 Clevis Pi...

Page 31: ...und 4 GAUGE WHEELS a Controls the depth of the unit b Creates consistent level travel to eliminate wash boarding Build to suit your application Accessories Base Frame Pipe Rollers Mesh Roller Finger R...

Page 32: ...us liable for injury or damages of any kind or na ture direct consequential or contingent to person or property This warranty does not extend to loss of crops loss because of delay in harvesting or a...

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