UNIA Ares HP, CROSS HP Operating And Maintenance Manual

OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL ARES HP

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CE Declaration of Conformity

UNIA Sp. z o.o.

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86 – 300 Grudziadz, Poland

Herewith declare with full responsibility that our product:

disc cultivator

ARES HP

type / model : ……………………………………. manufacturing year : …………………………….. serial no. : ………………………………………..

is in compliance with the Ordinance of the Minister of

Economy of October 21, 2008 (Journal of Laws No. 199, item

1228) and the EU Directive 2006/42/EC of May 17, 2006 and the Ordinance of the Minister of Infrastructure of May 4, 2009 ( Journal of Laws No. 75/2009, item 639) and the following standards:

PN-EN ISO 12100:2012

PN-EN-ISO 13857:2010

PN-ISO 3600:1998

PN-EN-ISO 4413:2011

PN-ISO 11684:1998

PN-EN 349+A1:2010

PN-EN ISO 11688-1:2010

PN-EN 14017+A2:2009

PN-EN ISO 4254-1:2016-02

PN-EN 13739-1:2012

This CE Declaration of Confor mity is no lon ger valid if the

machine has been modified or reconstructed without the

manufacturer’s consent.

Grudziądz, 05.12.2017

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ARES HP

MAINTENANCE AND OPERATING

MANUAL

Machine identification data:

Type

Production year

Serial no.

This maintenance and operating manual is an integral part of the

machine. It is important that the manual is always in the possession

of the machine user. Access to the manual should be provided to

machine operators and cooperating persons while operation,

regulation, repairs and renovations.

Before starting the machine please read the

operating manual and follow the recommendations

and instructions regarding safety and proper usage of

the machine.

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Table of contents

PREFACE: ................................................................................................................................................................. 5

1. Precautions ......................................................................................................................................................... 5

1.1. Before you Begin to Use Your Machine ........................................................................................................... 5

1.2. Health and safety regulations .......................................................................................................................... 5

1.3. Servicing ........................................................................................................................................................... 6

1.4. Transport on highways ..................................................................................................................................... 6

1.5. Safety Symbol ................................................................................................................................................... 7

1.6. Nameplate ........................................................................................................................................................ 8

2. Technical and Identification Data........................................................................................................................ 9

2.1. ARES HP specifications ................................................................................................................................... 10

3. Operating Manual ............................................................................................................................................. 11

3.1. First Start ........................................................................................................................................................ 11

3.2. Preparation of the Unit (Tractor + Machine) ................................................................................................. 11

3.3. Connection and Disconnection ...................................................................................................................... 12

3.4. Transport on highways ................................................................................................................................... 13

3.5. Adjustment of the Cultivator ......................................................................................................................... 14

3.5.1. Working Depth Adjustment ........................................................................................................................ 14

3.5.2. Adjustment of the Central and Rear Deflectors .......................................................................................... 14

3.5.3. Adjustment of the External Disc.................................................................................................................. 15

3.5.4. Adjustment of the Folding Hydraulic System .............................................................................................. 15

3.5.5. Adjustment of the Working Depth on the Support Wheel ......................................................................... 16

3.5.6. Adjustment of the Side Deflectors .............................................................................................................. 16

3.5.7. Adjustment of Brakes .................................................................................................................................. 17

3.6. Operation (see par. II Safety) ......................................................................................................................... 18

4. Servicing and Maintenance ............................................................................................................................... 18

4.1. General ........................................................................................................................................................... 18

4.2. Replacement of the Machine Components ................................................................................................... 18

4.3. Bolt, screw and nut tightening torques (Nm) ................................................................................................. 19

4.4. Hydraulic System ............................................................................................................................................ 19

4.5. Lighting ........................................................................................................................................................... 20

4.6 Lubrication ..................................................................................................................................................... 20

4.7. Storage of the Cultivator ................................................................................................................................ 21

4.8. Disassembly and Disposal ............................................................................................................................. 21

4.9 Warranty Conditions and Warranty Services ............................................................................................... 21

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PREFACE:

When buying the machine, check completeness of its accessories that include the following components:

• Operating Manual

• Warranty Card

1. Precautions

1.1. Before you Begin to Use Your Machine

• Read the instruction manual.

• Pay always special attention to the text and illustrations marked with this

symbol!

• These machines are intended for agricultural use only. Any use outside of this purpose shall

be considered as not intended use. Learn how to use your machine correctly and carefully!

• The machine may be dangerous when driven by not authorized individual or when operated

carelessly.

1.2. Health and safety regulations

• Before each start, check whether the tractor and machine are safe for road traffic and

operation!

• The tractor working with the machine must be equipped with the weights on the front axis!

Balance of the tractor with the attached machine, its steerability and braking ability must always be kept.

• When connecting and disconnecting the machine to/from the tractor, its lifting and lowering

on the hydraulic lift of the tractor, setting the machine in the transport and working positions and on the headlands, ensure that no bystanders and in particular children are present in the vicinity of the machine. Perform these operations slowly, without sudden jerks!

• Never stay between the tractor and cultivator when the tractor’s engine is running!

• The machine may only be operated, maintained and repaired by the personnel who know its

construction and are aware of the existing hazards!

• There are some places where crushing or cutting may occur on the parts actuated by the

forces other than the human force (e.g. the hydraulic system). When connecting the hydraulic hoses to the hydraulic system of the tractor, always ensure that the hydraulics is depressurized! Check positions of the control levers of the tractor hydraulic system. Only actuate the hydraulically operated attachments when there is nobody present within their range of operation! Check the hydraulic hoses on regular basis and replace them with new items when damaged or worn!

• When driving on highways with the machine attached, lock the operating lever against its

lowering!

• The attached warning and indicating signs contain information on safe work: they are

intended for your safety!

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• Before you start work, learn thoroughly operation of all devices and actuators and functions

of the machine. It is too late for this after you start work!

• Avoid wearing any loose clothing, which could be caught by rotating components of the

machine.

• Always keep the machine clean in order to avoid fire!

• Always check the surroundings before you start operation. Make sure that you have

sufficient visibility!!

• Never back or reverse the tractor when the machine is lowered to the working position.

When reversing, pay attention to the components that protrude far away and do not use the independent brakes of the tractor!

• Check air pressure in the wheels of the tractor and cultivator regularly.

• Never transport people on the machine and load it with any additional weights when

operating the machine or transporting it!

• Check and attach the traffic equipment, such as lighting, warning devices and possible

protective devices.

• Observe the admissible axial loads, total weights and transport dimensions.

• Check tightness of screws and nuts on regular basis and tighten them if required.

• Always use appropriate tools and wear safety gloves when changing tools.

• The spare parts must be conforming to the revisions specified by the manufacturer. This may

only be provided by the genuine spare parts. Use typical protection devices and pins for securing all bolts of the unit (tractor + machine). Never use any temporary means of protection, such as screws, bars, wires etc., which can cause damage to the machine or tractor during transport and cause a safety hazard for other road users!

• Attach and disconnect the machine to/from the tractor after having parked the machine on a

flat and hardened surface and with the tractor engine stopped. Store the machines unfolded.

• Store the machine in the locations inaccessible for unauthorized people or animals when not

in use.

• Besides the above guidelines, follow the general safety rules.

1.3. Servicing

• Service the machine when it is lowered onto the ground! If the machine is coupled

with the tractor, engine of the tractor must be off and brakes on!

• Use only tools in good technical condition and genuine materials and spare parts

for servicing.

• Always protect the machine with appropriate supports when performing any maintenance or

repair work on the machine lifted up.

1.4. Transport on highways

• Never exceed the speed limits allowed on highways and follow traffic regulations

of the respective country!

• Pay special attention when passing and overtaking other vehicles and on curves

(the unit is pivotally connected to the tractor)!

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• The machine, as the part of the vehicle that protrudes outside the rear side outline of the

tractor covering the rear lamps of the tractor, poses a threat for other vehicles in the traffic.

• When transporting the machine on highways, always use warning lights, distinguishing plate

and side reflectors.

• Maximum width of the machine, which can be moved on highways is specified in the detailed

regulations of the country of use. They should be observed.

1.5. Safety Symbol

A

Read through the Operating Manual thoroughly before operating the

machine

B

Stop the tractor engine and take away the ignition key before any servicing and repair work

C

Keep safe distance off the machine

D

Never reach into the crushing area as long as the components can

move

E

Stay away of the machine tilting area

F

Points of attaching hooks of the lifting equipment

G

Speed limit sign

H

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Lubricate the machine on regular basis

Safety signs and inscriptions should be protected against damage, dirt and overpainting.

Replace any damaged or illegible signs and inscriptions with new ones that are available from the manufacturer or vendor of the machines.

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Fig 1: Location of the safety symbols

1.6. Nameplate

The unit data can be found on the nameplate

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2. Technical and Identification Data

ARES HP – disc cultivators;

• based on the two rows of ø 660 toothed discs and tillage roller, as required

• ability to connect ETA pneumatic broadcast seeder through a special base plate

• mechanical of hydraulic adjustment of working depth

The machines are manufactured in the following widths:

5.0 m; 6.0 m 8.0 m – version hydraulically foldable for transport.

These compact units for pre-sowing and stubble tillage allow for the treatment of large areas with a low tractor power.

Fig 2: Construction of ARES HP(5H; 6H, 8H)

Adjustment

RH side deflector

Frame

Lighting

Shaft

Chassis

Rear deflector

Rear disc row

Central deflector

LH side deflector

Support wheel

Front disc row

Drawbar with suspension

axle

Air brake

Drawbar cylinder

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2.1. ARES HP specifications

Item

Parameters U/m

Type of unit

5,0

6,0

8,0

1

Type of cultivator

- Semi-mounted / drawn

2

Working width

m

5,0

6,0

8,0

3

Type of harrow

pc.

40

48

64

4

Max working depth

XXL,TX,TWIX

cm

15

5 Coulter disc dia.

XXL,TX

cm

66

TWIX

61/66

6

Inter-disc pitch

cm

25

7

Working speed

km/h

10-15

8

Effective capacity

ha/h

5,0-7,5

6,0-9,0

8,0-12,0

9

Power demand

kW

116-191

191-205

220-265

KM

240-260

260-280

300-360

10

Operators

people

tractor driver

11

Overall

dimensions without accessories

L

cm

749

749 W 555

655

855

H

168 168 168

12

Transport width

m

3,0

3,0/3,7(wide axle)

14

Weight with tube roller and without

accessories

XXL

kg

6540

7230

8820

TX

7060

7840

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TWIX

7330

8100

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3. Operating Manual

3.1. First Start

Before the first start of the machine:

• read the Operating Manual thoroughly

• check technical condition of the machine, and in particular, condition of its working parts,

protecting mechanisms and the hydraulic system. When finding any damaged or worn parts, replace them with new ones

• check tightening of all screws, bolts and nuts. Tighten any loose nuts especially at the

beginning of operation of the machine

• check fitting of the quick-connectors of the hydraulic hoses of the machine to the sockets on

the tractor

• check, whether the disc coulters, rollers and spindles (turnbuckles) can rotate without any

jams

• check the pressure in tyres acc. to the manufacturer’s recommendations

• check, whether the components requiring lubrication are lubricated

• check, whether the machine attachment system fits the tractor attachment system

• empty the hydraulic system and refill it with oil identical to oil contained in the tractor the

machine will be connected to

3.2. Preparation of the Unit (Tractor + Machine)

• pressure in the tractor wheels must be equal on the same axle

in order to provide uniform working depth of the machine

• the tractor lower links (c) must be stiffened (lock the oblong

holes) and at the same height above the ground level

• set the lifting rods of the tractor links (w) so that you can pull

down the lower links below the hitch axle in order to achieve the required working depth, while obtaining sufficient lifting height of the links for transport

• mount the front axle weights in order to keep balance of the

tractor and the machine

• the tractor front axle must always be loaded with min 20 % of

the tractor net weight

•

do not exceed the max allowable axle loads of the tractor

individual axles

• quick-connectors of the machine hydraulic hoses must fit the

sockets on the tractor

• the hitch axle should be in the middle of the machine

• category of the lower articulated joint of the hitch axle must be

the same on both the tractor and the machine sides

Fig. 3: Tractor lifting rod

Fig. 4: Front axle weight

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3.3. Connection and Disconnection

The tractor should stand on a hard and plain surface in order to connect the machine to it in a correct and safe way.

Fig. 5: Connecting the semi-mounted machine

Mounting

• shift the tractor hydraulics to the position control

• back the tractor to a distance that allows connection of the hitch axle (A) (tow hitch type [D])

to the tractor lower links (lift arms) (B) (with the tractor tow hitch type [E])

• secure the hitch axle (A) (tow hitch type [D]) in the tractor lower links (lift arms) (B) (with the

tractor tow hitch type [E]) with bolts and cotter pins

• connect the machine hydraulic hoses to the tractor external hydraulic system and check the

hoses for tightness. Check lifting, lowering and unfolding of the machine. Remember to connect all hoses to all tractor 2-way hydraulic connectors in pairs

• lift and secure the support (C)

Fig. 6: Connecting the drawn machine to the tractor drawbar (hitch)

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Disconnection

• unfold the machine

• lower and secure the support (C)

• lower the machine onto a flat and hard surface

• depressurize the cultivator hydraulic system by shifting the tractor hydraulic levers to their

free (floating) position

• disconnect the hydraulic hoses and hitch axle (A) (tow hitch type [D])

3.4. Transport on highways

Fig. 7: Transport

• to transport the machine, fold the side sections (A) of the hydraulically foldable machines

and secure the outermost frames against unfolding using the hydraulic catch pawls (B)

• the unit consisting of a tractor and agricultural machine connected to it must meet the same

requirements as the tractor alone

• driving the unit (i.e. tractor and cultivator) on highways without proper ‘C’ marking is not

allowed

• adjust the chains tensioning the tractor side links (stabilizer arms) accordingly before driving;

they should limit the excessive side movements of the cultivator.

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3.5. Adjustment of the Cultivator

3.5.1. Working Depth Adjustment

Fig. 8: Working depth adjustment

a – mechanical adjustment

b – hydraulic adjustment

• Adjustment by means of bolts consists of blocking the upper jib position. We achieve this by

placing the bolt A in a corresponding hole in the plate B while lowering or lifting the machine on its chassis.

• Perform hydraulic adjustment by pressurizing the cylinder (C) from the tractor cab, which

extends the cylinder. Then, put on the required number of stops (D) and pressurize the cylinder (C) again to slide it back to the stops (D). Through this, you can raise or lower the rear roller of the machine. Secure the cylinder (C) against dropping down with the lever (E).

3.5.2. Adjustment of the Central and Rear Deflectors

Fig. 9: Adjustment of the deflector

Tines A can be adjusted in one direction. For vertical direction: remove the cotter pin (B) and lift up or lower the row of tines (A), locking it in the selected holes with the cotter pin (B.)

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3.5.3. Adjustment of the External Disc

Fig. 10: Adjustment of the external disc

Adjustment of the external disc (A) consists of removing the bolts (B) and lifting up or lowering the disc together with the beam, by rotating the assembly and locking it again in the selected holes with the bolts (B.)

3.5.4. Adjustment of the Folding Hydraulic System

Fig. 11: Adjustment of the folding hydraulic system

• Adjustment bolts (stops) are designed for alignment of extreme positions of the side frames,

both vertical and horizontal. Vertical adjustment is made for the proper operation of the transport lock pawls. To do this, release the nut (B) and screw the bolt (A) in or out and lock the nut (B) afterwards.

• Horizontal adjustment is for levelling and alignment of the frames (which is required for the

proper operation of the machine.) To do this, release the nut (B) and screw the bolt (A) in or out and lock the nut (B) afterwards.

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3.5.5. Adjustment of the Working Depth on the Support Wheel

Fig.:12 Wheel depth adjustment

Adjust by rotating the spindle A anticlockwise or clockwise to lift or lower the support wheel,

accordingly

.

3.5.6. Adjustment of the Side Deflectors

Fig. 13: Adjustment of the side deflectors

Side deflectors can be adjusted in two directions:

• Setting the clearance – allows adjustment clearance between the deflector and the disc.

Remove the bolts (A) and shift the holder; tighten the bolts (A.)

• Vertical setting – allows adjustment the distance between the soil and the guard. Screw the

bolt (B) in or out accordingly.

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3.5.7. Adjustment of Brakes

Fig.:14 Adjustment of brakes

• Inspect and adjust the air brake twice a year, before beginning the field work (i.e. using the

machine) or after the machine operator states any drop in the braking force.

• Adjustment of the braking force consists of decreasing the idle stroke of the cylinder. Begin

from depressurizing the braking system, and then disconnect the lever (B) from the yoke (C) and unscrew the yoke (B) towards the lever (C). Reconnect the system.

• If the further adjustment of the yoke (C) is impossible, replace the position of the lever (B) on

the splined connection of the brake expander (A). You can do this step only once – if the braking force continue to drop, begin adjustment from verification condition of the brake linings.

CAUTION! THE SYSTEM IS PRESSURIZED!

• Depressurize the system before beginning any work on

it.

• Daily maintenance consists of checking the system for

leaks and visual inspection of air lines.

Fig. 17: Dewatering of the system

• Replace any damaged components with new ones

immediately.

• Dewater the air system at least twice a year and in particular before the winter. In order to

do this, remove the plug (1) in the bottom part of the air tank (2). Replace the plug and check the system for leaks after dewatering.

• Clean the line filter as required, however not less frequently than once a year.

• Add an antifreeze agent for the safe operation of valves in the compressed air system. Follow

the tractor manufacturer’s recommendations.

• Release brakes and depressurize the system and drain the water from the tank before the

winter storage.

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3.6. Operation (see par. II Safety)

Before beginning the field work with the machine:

• disassemble the warning signs (together with the screwed brackets) for transport on

highways

• unfold the foldable units (4H; 5H & 6H) to the working position after disconnection of the

locking rod

• switch the hydraulic system to the position or mixed control mode

Adjust the cultivator during the first passage. When the unit is correctly levelled, its frame is parallel to the ground. When the cultivator becomes clogged with excessive amount of plant debris, clean it by lifting up on the tractor hydraulic lift for a while.

4. Servicing and Maintenance

4.1. General

• Always use the genuine spare parts since they are of the proper quality and fit

the machine correctly. Besides, it is one of the warranty conditions.

• Set the machine on a hard and equal surface, in the unfolded position and

supported on its wheels and front supports before beginning any work at it. Also, disconnect the machine from the tractor (i.e. all hoses and hitch.)

CAUTION! THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM IS PRESSURIZED!

CAUTION! THE LIGHTING SYSTEM IS LIVE!

CAUTION! THE BRAKING SYSTEM IS PRESSURIZED!

4.2. Replacement of the Machine Components

• Replace all working parts (wearing parts) in due time to protect the

other, more expensive assemblies against wear.

• Contact the manufacturer’s service department in order to replace

any component of the hydraulic system and springing.

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4.3. Bolt, screw and nut tightening torques (Nm)

Fastener class

Size Pitch P

6.8 8.8 10.9 12.9

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

M4

0,7

2,4

3,2

4,5

5,2

M5

0,8

4,5 6 8,4

10

M6 1 8

11

15

17

M8

1,25

18

27

34

40 1 16

21

30

35

M10

1,5

35

46

65

76

1,25

31

41

57

67

1

27

36

50

59

M12

1,75

59

79

111

129

1,25

49

65

91

107

M14

2

92

124

174

203

1,5

76

104

143

167

M16

2

127

170

237

277

1,5

104

139

196

228

M18

2

194

258

363

422

1,5

135

180

254

296

M20

2,5

250

332

469

546

1,5

172

229

322

375

M22

2,5

307

415

584

682

1,5

212

282

397

463

M24

3

432

576

809

942 2 322

430

603

706

M27

3

640

740

1050

1250

2

480

552

783

933

M30

3,5

755

1000

1450

1700

2

560

745

1080

1270

4.4. Hydraulic System

• Drain all oil remaining in the hydraulic system before first start and fill the system with oil

recommended and used in the tractor connected to the machine.

• Check the hydraulic system and cylinders for leaks every day and remove any leakages as

soon as possible.

• Take care of the cleanliness of the cylinders and especially their piston rods.

• Unfold the machine and set it in the parking position, and depressurize the system before

beginning any work at the hydraulic system.

• Only connect and disconnect the hoses to and from the tractor when the hydraulic system is

depressurized.

• Replace the hydraulic hoses after five years of operation of the machine at the latest.

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4.5. Lighting

• Check the correct connection of the 7-pin plug outputs before the first start.

• Check the lighting, plug, wiring and lamps every day.

• Check cleanliness of the reflector plates.

4.6 Lubrication

• Use mineral oils for lubrication. Clean the lubrication points before lubricant injection.

Lubricate at the marked points.

Fig.:16 Lubrication points in ARES HP

Lubrication point

Item Designation Specification

Lubricant grade

Lubrication interval (h)

1 A Roller bearings ŁT-4S-3 grease 20

2 B Chassis wheel hub -II- 200

3 C Support wheel hub -II- 100

4 D Axle pins -II- 50

5 E Cylinders -II- 200

• If the machine operation life is shorter than specified for it, lubricate the machine once a

year.

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4.7. Storage of the Cultivator

Clean the machine from soil each time after finishing work and then inspect all parts and assemblies. Replace any worn or damaged parts with new ones. Tighten any loosen screw connections. Store the machine on hardened surfaces.

After the season:

• clean the cultivator thoroughly

• lubricate the machine at the lubrication points specified in Table 3

• wash faces of the coulter discs, rollers and hitch axle pivots with kerosene and protect them

against corrosion applying grease with brush

• repair spot defects of the paintwork by repainting

• when the machine is to be stored outdoors in winter – disassembly the hydraulic cylinder

together with the hoses and keep them in a dry, well ventilated and possibly darkened room

4.8. Disassembly and Disposal

• After its working life, the cultivator is to be scrapped. Disassembly should be performed by a

specialized company.

4.9 Warranty Conditions and Warranty Services

Agricultural machinery is warranted to the provisions specified in the Instruction

Manual for proper operation and maintenance. Under the warranty period, only the genuine parts made by ‘UNIA’ Grudziądz may be used.

Any modifications or repairs made by the user are not allowed in the warranty period. This may lead to loss of warranty. For more detailed information on how to file a complaint, see the Warranty Card attached to each machine together with its Operating Manual.

The warranty services are performed by: the supplier (dealer) entered to the Warranty Card when buying the machine.

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1. Machine ……..…………………………………………………………. serial number …………………………………………………………..…………..

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2. Have any deficiencies or damages occurred during the transport? If so, please specify what : ..................................

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3. When did you start work with the machine..................................................................................................................

4. How many [ha] have you worked with the machin......................................................................................................

5. Tractor power (HP)........................................................................................................................................................

6. Which damages occurred..............................................................................................................................................

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7. What is your general opinion about machine’s work ...................................................................................................

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8. What difficulties occur during the operation of the machine ......................................................................................

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9. Your comments regarding changes, improvements of construction and machine operation ...................................

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10. Your remarks concerning this manual...........................................................................................................................

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