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Rotavator 300

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Model

Working

Transport

Speed

Weight

Number

Tractor engine

width cm

width cm

rotor rpm

kg

of blades

HP

R300B-090

90

107

158

21

15-25

R300B-100

100

115

166

24

15-30

R300B-115

115

130

174

27

20-30

R300B-125

125

140

232

182

30

25-30

R300B-140

140

155

190

33

25-35

R300B-150

150

168

198

36

30-35

R300B-180

180

195

206

39

35-40

ROTAVATOR 300 B. Chain side drive

ROTAVATOR 300 S. Gear side drive

Model

Working

Transport

Speed

Weight

Number

Tractor engine

width cm

width cm

rotor rpm

kg

of blades

HP

R300S-090

90

107

193

21

15-30

R300S-100

100

115

198

24

15-30

R300S-115

115

130

203

27

20-35

R300S-125

125

140

232

208

30

25-35

R300S-140

140

155

213

33

30-40

R300S-150

150

168

218

36

35-40

R300S-180

180

195

223

39

35-45

F

B

E

G

D

H

C

A

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

A

A

DESCRIPTION

Fig. 1 indicates assemblies refered to in the
text of this manual which are named bellow:

A: PTO drive shaft

E: Frame

B: Gerabox

F: Top mast

C: Side drive

G: Trailing board

D: Rotor

H: Depth control skids

R300 are designed for 15 to 45  HP tractors with cat I and II
linkage. The drive is by a PTO shaft from a 540 tpm . The
gearbox is single. The jackshaft transmit the power from
the gearbox via the side chain or via the side gear train.  An
overload clutch provides protection for the transmission.

The normal tillage depth of 5 to 18 cm is regulated by the
depth control skids. Rotavator are suitable for primary and
secondary tillage, weed control and incorporating of mate-
rial into most soil types..

NEW MACHINE

PTO shaft

For transport purposes, the PTO shaft is dismantled and
must be refitted.

Lubrication and general

With the machine standing level ensure the following
preparatory work has been done:

1. The gearcase filled to the level plug (A) (fig. 2) Capacity:

1 l. Use  SAE 90 oil.

2. The gearbox filled up to the level mark in the inside rod

(A) (fig. 3). Capacity 1 l.

3. All oil and grease points as indicated on p. 19 (Lubrication)

4. All nuts and bolts tightened. (Re-tighten after first hour’s

work)

SERIOUS DAMAGE CAN RESULT
FROM FAILURE TO CARRY OUT
THE ABOVE PROCEDURES

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Summary of Contents for ROTAVATOR 300

Page 1: ...ROTAVATOR 300 R 300 Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...nufactured as a tractor driven ground cultivator no other use is intended Please read and understand this manual before operating the Rotavator Warranty The warranty applicable to your machine is detailed on separate documentation which should accompany this manual If this is missing please contact your dealer Serial Number The Serial Number and Model are stamped on the Identification Plate attach...

Page 3: ...nance personnel and bystanders This is the SAFETY ALERT symbol and means ATTENTION SAFETY ISSUE Failure to comply with the given instruction could result in severe injury or death If you have questions not answered in this manual please contact your dealer or distributor IF YOU REQUIRE MORE COPIES OF THIS MA NUAL PLEASE CONTACT YOUR DEALER ALTERNATIVELY YOU ARE WELCOME TO COPY AND DISTRIBUTE THIS ...

Page 4: ...actor and Rotavator to an emergency stop if so required Progress slowly initially and check stability steering and braking are satisfactory Ensure the work area is clear especially of children or animals Inspect the work area for hidden obstructions which may constitute a hazard DURING OPERATION Ensure the work area is clear especially of children or animals Do not attempt to start the tractor or ...

Page 5: ...mpted fitment Fasteners Fit only the correct replacement fasteners and tighten fasteners to the torque specified in the manual Incorrect too weak fasteners may break when torqued to the required setting or if too strong may induce failures in other components Follow safe workshop practices during any maintenance Keep working area clean dry and in particular free of oil spills Ensure the workshop i...

Page 6: ...UITABILITY TO APPLICATION Rotavators have been designed and manufactured as a tractor driven ground cultivator no other use is intended However over the years some models have been adapted for new uses such as road base preparation and semi industrial mixing operations Before beginning work it is necessary to assess the effect of the machine on the safety of both the operator and any potential bys...

Page 7: ...s the guards are undamaged securely fifted correctly seated on the shaft grooves and the restraining chains attached to the tractor and implement Should the guards be broken damaged or badly fitted the implement must no be used damaged parts habe been replaced and or bad fitting corrected Always ensure the guard tubes do not separate at tthe PTO Drive Shaft s longest working or transport lengh or ...

Page 8: ...C Side drive G Trailing board D Rotor H Depth control skids R300 are designed for 15 to 45 HP tractors with cat I and II linkage The drive is by a PTO shaft from a 540 tpm The gearbox is single The jackshaft transmit the power from the gearbox via the side chain or via the side gear train An overload clutch provides protection for the transmission The normal tillage depth of 5 to 18 cm is regulate...

Page 9: ... with the mounting pins Connect the tractor lower links Fit the trac tor upper link and secure Attach the PTO dirve shaft to the pressure plate by the studs and tighten the nuts Attach the PTO drive shaft guard chains to the tractor and Rotavator Attach stabilizer bar or check chains to limit sway to 50 mm 2 Adjust tractor linkage to level Rotavator laterally and longitudinally fig 5 and 6 Before ...

Page 10: ...10 Conversely coarse tilths are produced by fast tractor speeds and a raised trailing board fig 11 Intermediate grades of tilth from coarse to fine can be obtained by Adjusting the pressure on the trailing board which by impact shatters the blade cut clods Raised the trailing board also deposit weeds and trash on the surface to wither With the trailing board completely pressured trush is buried an...

Page 11: ...Rotavator Bumping on Ground a obstacles entangled in blades b blades incorrectly mounted with no scroll effect or blades fitted with blunt edge leading or broken blades Obvious Points a ROTAVATOR not level cutting too deep on right side Shorten right hand tractor lift rod or adjust depth control wheel b Not overlapping drive closer to last run c Working on hillsides Work up the slope if possible I...

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