Pottinger MEX 5 Istruzioni per l'uso

Tipo
Istruzioni per l'uso
Operator‘s manual
GB
"Translation of the original Operating Manual" Nr. 99 475.GB.80P.0
MEX 5
(Type 475 : + . . 01001)
Forage harvester
Forage harvester
MEX 5
(Type 48830065/6+48830046/47/52/53)
Instruction Manual No. 001/2015
Your Machine Identification No.
2
Index page
Meaning of the warning signs
Putting into use
Putting into Use (general safety tips)
Opening of the blades disc lid
Travelling on public routes
Before starting work
Checks before use
Definition of the use of the machine
Correct charging
Location of the machine identification and its composition
The most important components of the machine
Technical information
First connection to the tractor
Hydraulic connection
Regulation of the hydraulic block
Connection of the hydraulic hoses/power source
Initial connection to the tractor (command functions)
Coupling the machine to the tractor
Lateral adjustment of the machine in relation to the tractor
Changing position of the transmission box
Metal detector (option)
Regulation/tuning
Tuning of the work speed
Adjusting the length of the cut
Alteration of speed of the feed rollers
Assembly or removal of the blades
Transport by road/safety devices
Transport by road
How to fold with a pipe
Fitting the safety devices
Operating in a field
Working recommendations
Regulation of the upper flap movement
Removing the safety devices
Regulation of the corn head to operate with 4 lines
Pipe blockage
How to switch off the machine
Cleaning
Assembly of the corn head
Assembly of the grass pickup
Adjusting and tuning the corn head
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Maintenance and repairs
Maintenance and Repairs
Sharpening the blades
Adjusting the sharpening disc to the blades and vice-versa
Sharpening procedure
Adjusting the blades disc
Replacement of the blades and counter-blade
Installation of the corn chopper kit
Maintenance care (oil levels/winter storage)
Tuning the currents of the corn head
Clutch of the corn head (tuning)
Tuning the belts of the lateral spindles
Maintenance of the grass pickup (Lubrication/Tuning of the chains)
General lubrication
Breakdowns and possible solutions.
Possible breakdowns and their solutions
Breakdowns and solutions for electrical faults
Hydraulic scheme of the functioning of the machine
Cardans
Transmission cardan PTO-options
Declarations
“EC” compliance declaration
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MEANING OF THE WARNING SIGNS
Switch off the motor and remove
the key before carrying out
maintenance and repairs
Keep the hands away from the crushing area while
there is a chance that the respective parts are in
motion
Keep away from the vertical displacement
area of the tractor's three-point hydraulic
system
Wait for a complete stop of all of the
machine's moving parts before touching
them.
Do not open or remove the covers from gears,
roller chains and belts, while these are moving
Install the protection cover before sharpening
the blades
Keep a safety distance from the
machine - danger of projection
Keep away from the articulation area
of the machine - danger of
pinching/crushing
Avoid the collision with electrical
cables, danger of electric
shock/electrocution Do not climb on the machine whenever
there are moving components, danger
of dragging
Rotating blades, danger of cutting,
perforation or crushing
to the hands or feet
Do not stay on the platform or
stair while the machine is being
displaced
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PUTTING INTO USE
General safety tips for the use of the machine
Tips for manoeuvres with the machine
There is a danger of overturning when you work on slopes.
Driving should be adapted to the terrain and ground conditions.
The tractor vehicle should be equipped in a sufficient form with
weights at the front or at the back in order to guarantee the capacity
to drive and brake (a minimum of 20% of the tare weight of the
vehicle on the forward axle).
Transporting people on the machine is not permitted.
Tips for coupling and uncoupling
There is a risk of injury when you couple the device to the tractor!
While the machine is moving backwards, do not pass between it and
the trailer during the coupling.
It is strictly prohibited to place yourself between the tractor and the
machine if these have not been totally immobilised with a parking
brake and/or blocks on the wheels.
The coupling or uncoupling of the transmission cardan should only be
undertaken when the motor has stopped.
Take care when opening the lid of the blades disc!
For the purposes of maintenance, the lid of the blades disc
must be opened regularly.
After stopping the P.T.O. of the tractor, remove the transmission cardan,
there is risk of injury if the P.T.O. is started up accidentally.
Opening of the blades disc lid
The blades disc lid is equipped with a safety system that prevents it from opening unless the blades disc
has completely stopped. It operates as follows:
Press the green button (2) to unlock the door (1). If the orange light (3) goes on, this means the blades
disc is still in motion (sensor 4 is still detecting motion) and the system is still preventing the lid from
opening. If the green light (5) also goes on, this means the disc is already
stopped; it will blink for 5 seconds until it goes on permanently, indicating the
system is unlocked, and allowing you to open the door (1) by pulling handle (6).
After 15 seconds, the system locks again. If the door (1) is still closed,
press the green button again.
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While the door (1) is open, or if it is not properly closed, light (7) remains on.
In case of electrical malfunction or in the absence of electric power supply (maintenance/storage) the
system stays locked; to unlock it, use key (8), supplied with the machine, and turn it to UNLOCK.
After repairing the malfunction or after making the electrical connection to the tractor, lock the system
again by turning the key to LOCK; if you forget to do so, the light will stay on, turning off as soon as you
turn the key to LOCK.
Remove the key and keep it together with your tractor's key.
Parking/storing the equipment:
When the equipment is parked, remove the transmission cardan and store it or secure it with a chain.
Only use the machine in accordance with the regulations!
Usage Regulations:
- See "Technical Information" Chapter.
- See "Definition of use of the machine" Chapter.
The load limits of the machine may not be exceeded.
Additionally, comply with the power limits of the tractor to be used.
Travelling on public routes
- Comply with the traffic rules in force.
- Lighting devices should be installed, applied perpendicular to the route.
- Pay attention to the total height of the machine, it must not exceed 4 m from the ground; for this, use
the hydraulic articulation of the discharge pipe (see chapter “how to fold down the pipe”)
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PUTTING INTO USE
Before starting work
a. Before starting work, the operator should have knowledge about all of the functioning devices
and their functions. It is too late to learn these aspects if work has already begun!
b. The machine should be tested for safety in travelling and functioning before each operation.
c. There is a danger of crushing or dismembering in the areas of the pickup, cutting unit, rear lid
and higher extension zones. Everyone should stand well back from these areas before the
hydraulic equipment and the transmission are switched on.
d. Before driving the vehicle, the driver should ensure that no one is in danger and that there
are no obstructions. If the driver is not able to see and to have a general view of the road
directly behind the machine, he should be helped by somebody during manoeuvres in
reverse.
e. Comply with the safety tips in relation to the machine. You may find an explanation of the
meaning of the graphic warning symbols on page 4.
f. Comply also with the tips in the relevant chapters and in the supplement to this functioning
manual.
g. Check the hydraulic hoses regularly and replace old and damaged hydraulic hoses. The
replacement hoses should comply with the technical requirements of the manufacturer.
h. For all maintenance, service and modification works, switch off the transmission motor and
remove the universal transmission.
Check before use
The following tips should make the operation of the machine simpler for you. You
may find detailed information on specific points in the relevant chapters of this
instruction manual.
1. Check that all of the safety equipment (covers, shields, etc.) is in good condition and installed
in the correct position.
2. Lubricate the machine in accordance with the lubrication scheme. Check the oil levels.
3. Check the correct rpm of the P.T.O.
4. Carry out the electrical connections to the tractor and check whether they are correct. Take
note of the tips in the instruction manual!
5. Carry out the coupling of the machine to the 3 points of the tractor, at the front or at the
back, as required; in order to do this, see chapter Coupling the machine to the tractor”.
6. Affix the machine using only the fittings supplied.
7. Install the transmission P.T.O. between the tractor and the machine. See chapter “Coupling
the machine to the tractor”.
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8. Check the functioning of the electric controls.
9. Connect the hydraulic hoses to the tractor.
- Check the hydraulic hoses against the existence of damages and wear and tear.
- Certify that the connections are correct.
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Definition of the use of the machine
The machine “MEX 5 ” is designed only for normal use in agricultural work.
Corn cutting, collecting and milling machine: For the harvesting of silage corn
Machine for collecting and cutting green forage (grass): For collecting and cutting grass
Any other use apart from this is held as inadequate. The manufacturer does not bear any
responsibility for any damage that results from this. The risk is borne only by the user.
The maintenance of the functioning, service and maintenance requirements stipulated by the
manufacturer is also under the designation of "defined use".
Safety tips
1. Connect the P.T.O.
Connect the P.T.O. only when all of the safety devices (covers,
protective aprons, coatings, etc.) are in
g
ood conditions and are affixed
to the device in the correct protective positions.
2. Connect the machine only in the workin
g
position and do no
t
exceed the prescribed start-up speed (for example, max. 1000
rpm).
A sticker located close to the gears will advise you on the speed for
which the machine is equipped.
3. Pay attention to the correct rotation direction of the P.T.O.!
4. Use ear protection
- The noise level at the place of work could differ from the measured
values (see Technical Information) in part due to the different types o
f
cabins in various tractors.
- If the noise level of 85 dB (A) is reached or exceeded, the farmer
should have adequate ear protection available.
Safety indication
for the supplementary installation of electrical and electronic installations
and/or components
- See supplement
Correct charging
Corn model Grass model
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POSITION OF THE SERIAL NUMBER/FRAMEWORK OF THE MACHINE AND
IDENTIFICATION OF THE BASE DEVICE AND THE ACCESSORIES
The serial number of the machine is en
g
raved on the plaque presented
and also on the structure.
The requests for activation of the guarantee and questions shall not be
dealt with if this number is not supplied.
Please write the number on the first pa
g
e of the instructions manual
immediately after receiving the vehicle/machine.
ASSEMBLED VERSION MEX 5-CORN------
OR
ASSEMBLED VERSION MEX 5-GRASS----
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3 or 4-LINE HEAD FOR CORN----
(WIDTH OF CUT: 2.00 m or 2,35 m)
GRASS PICKUP
(width of collection X=1900 mm)
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THE MOST IMPORTANT COMPONENTS
1 = Collection drums (corn)
2 = Front guide nozzles (corn)
3 = Spindles for collecting fallen corn (corn)
4 = Upper guide (corn)
5 = Hydraulic cylinder for regulating the height of the cut (corn)
6 = Stoppers for regulating the height of the cut (corn)
7 = Coupling to the tractor
8 = Lateral hydraulic displacement
9 = Transmission box
10 = Control box for the machine functions
11 = Regulators (stoppers) of the pipe descent
12 = Protection of the front nozzles
13 = Blades disc lid
14 = System for sharpening the blades
15 = System for rotating the pipe
16 = Hydraulic block
17 = Pipe articulation cylinder
18 = Ejector pipe
19 = Flap regulating cylinder
20 = Pipe extension W=1.00 m.
20A= Pipe extension W=1.40 m. (option)
20B= Pipe extension W=1.80 m. (option)
21 = Discharge nozzle
22 = Pipe articulation with vertical extension of 0.21 m.
22A= Pipe articulation with vertical extension of 0.76 m. (option)
23 = Collecting and milling unit
24 = Hydraulic hoses for connecting to the tractor
25 = P.T.O. cardan 1 3/8”-Z=6/Z=21/Z=8x32x38
26 = Control box for the metal detector (option)
27 = Blades disc
28 = Lower intake rollers
29 = Upper intake rollers
30 = Corn chopping system (corn)
31 = Collection drum (grass)
32 = Deflector (grass)
33 = Security tube (grass)
34 = Auger (grass)
35 = Support wheel (grass)
36 = Closing device (grass)
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27 28
30
29
23
20B
36
35 31
32
34
33
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Technical information
(Subject to modification for the purposes of technical development)
Power requirements:
3-line head for corn:
P.T.O. rotation
Diameter of the blades disc
Opening for forage
Number of blades
Permanent level of sound emission
Weights:
Mex5 machine with discharge pipe
Accessories:
3-line head for corn:
Pickup 1.90 m
Dimensions:
Mex5 machine for corn or grass
Length
Width
Height with extension of 0.5 m at work
Height with extension of 0.7 m at work
Height with extension of 0.5 m at transport
Height with extension of 0.7 m at transport
Necessary plugs
1 double-effect hydraulic plug
min. pressure.: 140 bar
max. pressure.: 180 bar
1 plug with 3 pins (12 volt) (see appendix)
of 110 KW (150 HP)
1000 rpm
1220 mm
800 cm
max. 10
89.2 dB(A)
approx. 1300 kg
approx. 850 kg
Approx. 510 kg
2.80 m (corn)-2.40 m (grass)
2.20 m (corn)-2.25 m (grass)
4.56 m
4.76 m
2.70 m
3.20 m
Tyres Application Max. pressure
(bar)
L.I.
(Kg)
S.I.
Km/h
13x5.00-6 Grass pickup 2,5 52 (200 kg) A6 (30 km/h)
Optional equipment:
- Horizontal extension of the pipe (1.0/1.40/1.80 m)
- Vertical extension of the pipe (0.21/0.76 m)
- Metal detector
- Transmission cardan in accordance with the P.T.O. of the tractor
- Load sensing system
All of the information is subject to revision.
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FIRST CONNECTION TO THE TRACTOR
HYDRAULIC CONNECTION
VERY IMPORTANT: Before making the hydraulic
connection to the tractor, check the oil condition. If it
is contaminated, change it, otherwise the hydraulic
block and remaining hydraulic components of your
machine could be damaged.
The machine needs 1 double hydraulic circuit, to
activate the hydraulic block, in order to do this:
- Connect the pressure line (1) and the oil return tube (2) (the
tube with the bigger diameter is the oil return tube), the
command lever of the line on the tractor has to be positioned so
that the hose of the greatest diameter is making the return to
the tank.
Note:
If the oil heats up during functioning, and the tractor only has a
constant flow rate pump, then it should be linked to a
simple effect line (see image).
- Connect the pressure hose (1) to the single action control unit.
Connect the oil return hose (2) (with the bigger diameter) to a
direct connection to the oil deposit.
If the tractor allows it, reduce the oil flow rate
REGULATION OF THE HYDRAULIC BLOCK:
Pos. "H±10 mm" to closed hydraulic system
Tractor with variable flow rate pump
Before making the connection, the LS screw on the hydraulic
block should be adjusted to the quota of ±10 mm (totally fasten
LS)
Pos. "H±17 mm" to open hydraulic system
Tractor with constant flow rate pump
The position of the LS screw on the hydraulic block should be
adjusted to a quota of ± 17 mm. (totally unfasten LS)- (factory
configuration).
Warning!
If this is not done, the overload valve on the hydraulic system of
the tractor is continuously in use and an excessive heating of the
oil will take place.
If the tractor has a closed hydraulic system and the hydraulic block
is in the position "A=17" then the hydraulic oil will heat up
(especially due to the constant pumping of the maximum quantity
of oil).
Solution: Place the tuner LS on pos. “A=10 mm”
LS = Load detection
LS
A
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s
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FIRST CONNECTION TO THE TRACTOR
Connection of the hydraulic hoses, for tractors with
fixed flow rate pump.
- Disconnect the P.T.O. before making the connection
- Place the lever (ST) of the control unit in the fluctuating position
(neutral position),
- Ensure that the rapid valves are clean.
- Make the hydraulic connection of the hydraulic block. A double effect
- Check if the hose of the smaller diameter is the one with pressure.
Connection of the h
y
draulic hoses, for tractors with variable flow rate
p
um
p
.
-Disconnect the P.T.O. before making the connection
- Connect the return hose (larger diameter-3/4”) to valve
(R), the pressure hose (1/2”) to valve (P) and, finally, the
smaller diameter hose (1/4”) to valve (LS).
Power source
Necessary connections to the tractor
3-prong current plug
- Connect the attached 3-prong plug to the rear of the tractor
- Power source through a relay (9)
The relay is connected to the ignition switch (10).
- The diameter of the conductor is at least 4 mm2
- Fuse 16A (11)
You ma
find a com
lete dia
ram of the electrical connections on the list of s
are
arts.
This connection may only be made by a specialist
Do not connect directly to the ignition switch
- There is a risk of fire or damage to the electrical unit.
• Use only fuses at the recommended power as the use of stronger fuses will destroy
the electrical unit!
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Establish the connection with the tractor
- After concluding the work as demonstrated, connect the three-pin
jack to the tractor power socket.
- Check if the lights on the command panel (13) are working
- Install the command (magnetic base) in the interior of the tractor in
an
accessible
(
metallic
)p
lace with
g
ood visibilit
y
.
INITIAL CONNECTION TO THE TRACTOR
- Switch the lever (ST) to the "ON" position and affix it.
Check if the hose of the smaller diameter is the one with
pressure, otherwise reverse the connection of the hoses or
reverse the position of the ST lever, affixing it again.
- The system is protected with a 15A fuse on the power jack
of the command (5)
Explanation of the command functions
A = This button has two functions: When it is continuously
pressed, it switches on and off the command, when it is
pressed with one simple touch it commutes the functions in
accordance with the colour of the bulb (green or red)
B1/C1 (red) = Executes function 1 for orientation of the
discharge nozzle
D1/E1 (red) = Executes function 2 for the rotation of the
discharge pipe
F/G (red)= Executes function 3 of coming closer/ /moving
away from the ground of the corn/grass.
H (red) = Executes function 5 which reverses the rotation of
the head and the feed rollers, whereby you just need to press
the button. When you stop pressing, the direction of rotation
returns to the initial one.
B2/C2 (green) = Executes function 6 for lateral
displacement of the machine (offset)
D2/E2 (green) = Executes function 4 for the articulation of
the discharge pipe
5
6
1
4
2
3
5
13
Command indicator lamp
Green/red
F
G
H
A
B1
B2
C1
C2
D1
D2
E1
E2
D1
E1
B1
C1
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Coupling the machine to the tractor
- Before coupling the machine, check whether the tractor has counterweights at the front or at the back
(in accordance with the machine application at the back or at the front, respectively), required to balance
the weight of the machine (2150 Kg).
- Couple the machine to the 3 points of the tractor, so that it is parallel to the ground; in order to do this,
adjust the bar (1) and, if necessary, the coupling (2)
- The distance between the tractor's PTO end and the machine's PTO should be approximately 800 mm
(min.); if the arms of the tractor do not allow it, you will have to use an extension (3) and choose the
required distance, which can be of 125; 160 or 195.
If necessary, shorten the cardan, but you are only allowed to do it in the ridged side
Check that there is no interference of the sliding zones by lowering and raising the machine; should it
occur, it could damage the transmission box of the machine.
Attention!
- The admissible angle (35º) of the transmission cardan should not be exceeded, when raising the
machine to carry out manoeuvres, disconnect the PTO of the tractor.
- The minimum quota of overlapping of the transmission cardan sliding zones should be 150 mm (see
chapter on the P.T.O. transmission cardan).
- Couple the machine to the tractor only when all of the safety shields are in place.
- When you couple trailers or accessories to the tractor you should take special care!
There is a risk of in
j
ury by crushin
g
and cuttin
g
points in the area of couplin
g
at 3 points of the tractor!
3
800
1 2
18
1
3
2
4
2
3 4 1
Lateral adjustment of the machine in relation to the tractor.
The machine may work centrally aligned with the tractor or displaced about 300 mm to the right (if the
width of the tractor is over 2.3 m); for each of the positions, the front transmission box will have to be
positioned differently, so that the cardan angle does not exceed what is recommended.
The position change is carried out by the hydraulic cylinder (5), activated in the command.
-Hang the machine on the tractor arms
-Remove the latch (3)
-Activate the cylinder (5)
-The tubular stay (2) holding the machine, slides in the support cat. II or III.
-Replace the latch (3) in the new position.
-Replace the strut (4) of point 3, so that it is centred with the machine.
Centred position Off-centred position
Positioning of the transmission box to the Positioning of the transmission box to the
centred position, with the machine installed off-centred position, with the machine installed
at the back of the tractor.[From 150 CV (corn)] at the back of the tractor.
[From 150 CV (corn)]
280
5
5
Maximum
960 RPM on blades disc
To sharpen the blades
Reverses the direction of
rotation
Z=62
Z=49
Z=47
Minimum
Connection to the tractor (1000 RPM)-
corn
C titthtt(540RPM)
960 RPM on blades disc-corn
520 RPM on blades disc-
g
rass
To sharpen the blades
Reverses the direction of
rotation
Z=49
Z=47
Z=62
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Positioning of the transmission box to the Positioning of the transmission box to the
centred position, with the machine installed off-centred position, with the machine installed
at the back of the tractor. (Up to 145 CV) at the back of the tractor. (Up to 145 CV)
Positioning of the transmission box to the Positioning of the transmission box to the
centred position, with the machine installed off-centred position, with the machine installed
at the front of the tractor. (1000 RPM on PTO) at the front of the tractor. (1000 RPM on
PTO)
Positioning of the transmission box to the Positioning of the transmission box to the
centred position, with the machine installed off-centred position, with the machine installed
at the front of the tractor. (540 RPM on PTO) at the front of the tractor. (540 RPM on
PTO)
Connection to the tractor (1000)
Z=62
Z=49
Z=47
Z=62
Z=49
Z=47
760 RPM on blades disc 760 RPM on blades disc
To sharpen the blades
Reverses the direction of
T
o sharpen the blades
R
everses the direction of
Z=62
Z=49
638 RPM on blades disc
To sharpen the blades
Reverses the direction of Connection to the tractor (540)
Z=62
Z=47
Z=47
To sharpen the blades
Reverses the direction of
Z=49
638 RPM on blades disc
Z=62
Z=49
790 RPM on blades disc
To sharpen the blades
Reverses the direction of
Z=47
Connection to the tractor (1000)
790 RPM on blades disc
Z=62
Z=49
Z=47
To sharpen the blades
Reverses the direction of
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