Combined Speedtiller Powerflex Operator Safety Manual

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Dear Customer Thank you for purchasing a Speedtiller® Powerflex. We would like to assure you that you have made a good choice, and will be able to rely on this high quality piece of equipment. We ask you to follow the user’s instructions closely, as this will ensure that you experience the benefits of using the machine without experiencing the unnecessary down time caused by misuse. When you receive the machine, make sure that it has not been damaged during transportation and that no parts are missing. Contact your dealer immediately if any parts are missing. Ensure that all components are correctly adjusted. The return of the Warranty Registration Form Page 53 will enable a prompt and efficient identification of your Speedtiller® Powerflex and attention to any concern you may have. Before operating PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO LEARN the process of operation. Do not take the unit for granted; ease into becoming familiar with your new equipment. The operator should be a responsible adult familiar with farm machinery and trained for this purpose. Do NOT allow persons to operate or assemble the unit until they have read this manual and understand how to use this machine, and observe the safety precautions. Never exceed the limits of this machine. If its ability to do a job, or to do so safely, is in question - DO NOT TRY IT. DO NOT attempt to operate this equipment under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Remember - Your best assurance against accidents is a careful and responsible operator. If you have any questions not answered in this manual or require additional copies or the manual is damaged, please contact your dealer or be free to phone us on our free call number: TM TM

AUS - 1800 194 131

The team here at K-Line Agriculture trust you enjoy a good season and prove the benefits of owning and operating a quality machine that is built to perform. Signed:

David Larsen National Operations & Development Manager, K-Line

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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

Customer Letter

Specifications Legal Disclaimer

Floating Hitch Mode & Settings 29 Speed Range

INTRODUCTION

29 30

Identifying The Machine Tractor Requirements

Tracking Adjustments

Front Disc Gang Lateral Positioning & Standard Factory Setting

Definitions Used In This Manual Availability Of Genuine Parts Disc Arm Identification (Rear View)

6 6

31-32

Adjustment Procedure Side Coulter Adjustment Ram Stop Combinations Blocking In Excessive Trash

RISK MANAGEMENT

7-9

Clogging In Wet Soils

Identifying Hazards

Performance Maintenance Maintenance & Safety After Delivery Check-List

Monitor & Review Control Measures

35 36

Risk Assessment

Risk Control

Wheel Bearings

Risk Assessment Score Chart

Lubrication Of Roller Bearings

Risk Assessment Table

Heavy Duty Bearings 36 Wheel Hydraulic Cylinder Height Adjustment 36

SAFETY

10-25

Important Notice (MUST READ)

Safety Alert Symbol

EXPLODED VIEWS

37-40

Signal Words

Your Safety & The Safety Of Others Is Important Safety Decal Placement For All 3 Machines

Speedtiller Jump Arm Assembly

12-14

Disc Arm Bearing

38 39

Safety Decals Safety Sign Care

15-17

Side Coulter

18 19

Heavy Duty Roller Bearing

Tire Safety & Pressures

Rear Roller Bearing Fitting Instructions

Hydraulic Operation & Safety Hydraulic Hose Hook-Up Hydraulic Color Codes Priming Hydraulic System Hydraulic System Failure Electrical Connection Hook-Up Hitching/Unhitching To Tractor

20 20

Aligning Bow Rollers 42 Magna - Lite Wiring Harness Schematic 43 Bolt Torque Tables 44-45 Testimonial Permission Form 46-47 WARRANTY 50-54 Warranty Letter 50 Warranty Registration Form 52 Warranty Request Form 54

21 22 22 23

Transporting/Roading

24 25

Folding/Unfolding Machine

FIELD OPERATION Headlands & Turning Speedtiller Start-Up Tips

26-36

Adjustment Procedure & Disc Gang Positioning

Disc Profile

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Rigid Hitch Mode & Settings

28 28

Control Bar Hydraulic Valve Stop

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S P E C I F I C AT I O N S

OPERATING WIDTH APPROX. P O W E R F L E X S P E C I F I C A T I O N S

1 2 . 5 M / 4 1 F T 9 . 5 M / 3 1 . 2 F T 6 . 2 5 M / 2 0 . 5 F T

12.5M (41FT)

9.5M (31.2 FT)

6.25M (20.5 FT)

NUMBER OF DISCS DISC CUT SPACING

100

125MM (5 INCHES)

ADJUSTABLE DISC POSITIONING

YES

STANDARD DISC SIZE

610 X 6MM (24”)

610 x 6MM (24”)

560 X 5MM (22”)

SPEEDTILLER WEIGHT DEPENDING ON ROLLER ETC.

16500KGS/36383LBS

12000KGS/26900LBS 7500KGS/16538LBS

425HP TO 600HP (298KW TO 410KW)

TRACTOR POWER RANGE

360HP TO 500HP

260HP TO 350HP

STANDARD 3 X DOUBLE SPOOL HYDRAULIC DEPTH CONTROL ACCESSORY 4 X DOUBLE SPOOL HYDRAULIC OPERATING PRESSURE 2800 PSI / 19000 KPA OPTION 4 FOR HYDRAULIC ROLLERS X 3 2250 PSI (155 BAR) REQUIRED MAXIMUM FLOW 10GPM (38 LITRES/MIN) FLOW ADJUSTABLE

STANDARD 3 X DOUBLE SPOOL HYDRAULIC DEPTH CONTROL ACCESSORY 4 X DOUBLE SPOOL HYDRAULIC OPERATING PRESSURE 2800 PSI / 19000 KPA

STANDARD 3 X DOUBLE SPOOL HYDRAULIC DEPTH CONTROL ACCESSORY 4 X DOUBLE SPOOL HYDRAULIC OPERATING PRESSURE 2800 PSI / 19000 KPA 3 OPTION 4 FOR HYDRAULIC ROLLERS 2250 PSI (155 BAR) REQUIRED MAXIMUM FLOW 10GPM (38 LITRES/MIN) FLOW ADJUSTABLE

TRACTOR HYDRAULIC REQUIREMENTS

3 OPTION 4 FOR HYDRAULIC ROLLERS 2250 PSI (155 BAR)

HYDRAULIC REMOTES

HYDRAULIC PRESSURE

REQUIRED MAXIMUM FLOW 10GPM (38 LITRES/MIN) FLOW ADJUSTABLE

HYDRAULIC FLOW CAPACITY

TRANSPORT WIDTH TRANSPORT HEIGHT

4.8M (12.6FT) 3.85M (12.6FT)

3.85M (12.6FT) 3.85M (12.6FT)

2.9M (11.0FT) 3.35M (11.0FT)

Figure 1

LEGAL DISCLAIMER LAST UPDATED: 06/08/18

The information contained in the L-Line Industries Pty Ltd (also trading as “K-Line Ag” and “K-Line Agriculture”) manual is for general information purposes only. K-Line Industries Pty Ltd assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in the contents on the book. In no event shall K-Line Industries Pty Ltd be liable for any special, direct, indirect, consequential, or incidental damages or any damages whatsoever, whether in an action of contract, negligence with the use of the Service or the contents of the Service. K-Line Industries Pty Ltd reserves the right to make additions, deletions, or modification to the contents of this manual at any time without prior notice.

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AFTER DELIVERY

When you receive the machine, make sure that it has not been damaged during transportation and that no parts are missing. Only by giving us immediate advice can the necessary replacement parts be obtained. Ensure that all components are correctly adjusted. GENUINE PARTS K-Line spareparts and accessories have been specifically designed anddeveloped for themachines produced. We would call your attention to the fact that non-genuine parts and accessories are not recommended by K-Line. The use of such replacement parts frees K-Line from all liability and makes the warranty void. The installation and/or use of non-genuine parts may, because of technical characteristics of construction, modify or influence the performance of the machine negatively. IDENTIFYING THE MACHINE FOR REQUESTING SPARE PARTS The machine is identified by the serial number on the metal plate on the machine. When requesting spare parts or maintenance service, please indicate the model and number of your equipment to ensure prompt and efficient attention. TRACTOR REQUIREMENTS 10-14 Horsepower x width of machine in feet 25-35 Kilowatt x meter width of machine in meters Tractor weight must be same as or greater than the towed unit. Hydraulic valves 4 x Double spool (optional) Hydraulic operating pressure 2800 PSI approximately DEFINITIONS USED IN THIS MANUAL DISC ARM IDENTIFICATION (REAR VIEW)

VIEW FROM REAR OF MACHINE

FRONT ARM

REAR ARM

Top plate bolt tension 200ft lbs/280nm Disc bolt tension 250ft lbs/340nm BOLT TENSION

Figure 2

Figure 3

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R I S K M A N A G E M E N T

Risk management is the process of finding out what may cause an injury, deciding what may happen as a result, and doing something about it. The steps of risk management are: • Identify the hazards to workplace health and safety arising from work activities • Assess the risks

• Determine and implement control measures to reduce risk • Monitor and review the effectiveness of the control measures IDENTIFYING HAZARDS

Prior to commencing work, all hazards related to the work tasks should be identified. The selection of the appropriate work procedure(s) will depend on the type of work procedure(s) and hazards involved. Regular safety inspections will also identify hazards and ensure that control measures are in place. RISK ASSESSMENT Risk assessment allows appropriate control measures to be developed. Once hazards have been identified, they should be assessed in terms of their potential to do harm. To assess risk, consideration should be given to probability and consequences. ( SEE RISK ASSESSMENT SCORE CHART - Pg 8 ) RISK CONTROL Risk control is the process of eliminating or reducing risk factors. Control measures should be chosen and implemented to eliminate or reduce risk as far as practicable. When deciding on the most appropriate measures to use, practicality and acceptance of the control measures should be considered. Safe Working Procedures will be developed for all high – medium risk hazards. MONITOR AND REVIEW CONTROL MEASURES The risk identification, assessment and control process requires regular monitoring to ensure the implemented control measures perform as originally intended and continue to prevent or adequately control the risk of injury or incident. Control measures should also be checked carefully to ensure that new hazards are not created, directly or indirectly, by the original control measures.

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R I S K A S S E S S M E N T S C O R E C H A R T

Figure 5

AT ALL TIMES COMPLY WITH RECOMMENDATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS OF THE MANUFACTURER AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AUTHORITY

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R I S K A S S E S S M E N T - C O N T I N U E D

RISK SCORE

REVISED RISK SCORE

CODE

HAZARDS

CONTROL

ADJUSTING & CLEANING MUST ONLY BE DONE WHEN MACHINE IS LOWERED OR IN TRANSPORT POSITION AND ONLY AFTER ALL CHAINS AND BOLTS HAVE BEEN CHECKED FOR TIGHTNESS & WEAR IN THE LOWER POSITION. ENSURE JACK IS INSTALLED CORRECTLY & JACK RECEIVES REGULAR MAINTENANCE. KEEP FEET AND BODY CLEAR WHEN OPERATING. ENSURE NO PERSONNEL ARE BETWEEN TRACTOR & HARROW BAR WHEN HITCHING TRACTOR MACHINE MUST BE LOWERED INTO WORKING POSITION USING SUITABLE LIFTING EQUIPMENT BEFORE PRIMING IS EFFECTED BY SLIGHTLY LOOSENING FITTING/S INTO CYLINDERS AND OPERATING TRACTOR HYDRAULICS TO ACHIEVE FULL UNINTERRUPTED TRAVEL OF CYLINDER SEVERAL TIMES. THEN RE-TIGHTEN HYDRAULIC TINE FITTINGS ENSURE ALL THREE JACKS ARE CORRECTLY POSITIONED AND TAKING WEIGHT BEFORE REMOVING DRAWBAR PIN. STICKERS WARN OPERATOR MAINTAIN REGULAR CHECKS ON HYDRAULIC SYSTEM FOR WEAR & CHECK ALL FITTINGS ARE SECURE ENSURE TRACTOR OIL FLOW IS LIMITED TO REDUCE FALLING SPEED OR DO NOT INTERRUPT MACHINE FALLING UNTIL MACHINE IS FULLY IN LOWERED POSITION SAFETY PINS MUST BE PUT IN PLACE AS SOON AS MACHINE IS PUT IN TRANSPORT POSITION AND IF TRAVELLING ON PUBLIC ROADS TO DISCONNECT HYDRAULICS FROM TRACTOR

CRUSHING - WHEN ADJUSTING AND CLEANING, AS MACHINE MAY DROP WITHOUT WARNING

1(A).

CRUSHING - IMPROPER USE OF JACK

1(B).

CRUSHING - WHEN HITCHING TRACTOR

1(C).

CRUSHING - PRIOR TO PRIMING HYDRAULIC SYSTEM, AS MACHINE MAY DROP WITHOUT WARNING

1(D).

SUDDEN LIFT OF DRAWBAR CAUSING SEVERE INJURY, IF MACHINE BECOMES UNHITCHED PENETRATION OF OIL - BROKEN OR BADLY MAINTAINED HYDRAULIC LINES RUPTURE OF OIL LINES BY OVER PRESSURE WHEN MACHINE COMES TO SUDDEN STOP BEFORE FULLY LOWERED TO WORKING POSITION COLLISION - HYDRAULICS ACCIDENTALLY LOWERED WHEN MACHINE IS BEING OPERATED IN TRANSPORT

1(E).

2(A).

2(B).

Figure 6

ALL HAZARDS & RISKS ARE CONTROLLED THROUGH SAFE WORKING PROCEDURES & ADEQUATE SIGNAGE

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It is the responsibility of the operators to: Read and understand your manual. Take time to familiarize yourself with the operation of this machine, particularly the safety signs and devices fitted to this machine. USE OF MACHINE BEYOND ITS LIMITS OR INTENT OF OPERATION WILL VOID WARRANTY. Slow down in terrain such as rocks, or other difficult operating conditions. • Safe work procedure analysis must be performed before attempting to assemble this machine. • Do not attempt to operate this equipment under the influence of Drugs & Alcohol. • K-Line Ag can not be held responsible for any injury, death or property damage in the process of assembling this machine. • Ensure hydraulic system is full primed. Pg 21

I MPORTANT NOT I C E

For further information please contact :

AU: 1800 194 131

K-Line Ag has produced this manual as a guide for the operation of your machine. While every care and precaution has been taken in compiling this booklet, K-Line Ag carries no responsibility for errors and omissions. • This production is made available as is, without warranty of any kind expressed or implied. • K-Line Ag assumes no responsibility for damages resulting from the use of information contained herein. • This booklet is compiled to comply with the present state of the machine at the time of publication, and K-Line Ag reserves the right to improve and revise their products at any time.

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S A F E T Y A L E R T ! ! S A F E T Y . . . Y O U C A N L I V E W I T H I T Y O U R S A F E T Y A N D T H E S A F E T Y O F O T H E R S I S I M P O R TA N T

• BE PREPARED! • BE SAFE ! • BE AWARE ! • BE SEEN!

When you see this symbol, you must be alert to the possibility of injury or death. SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL

SIGNAL WORDS

The use of signal words, DANGER , WARNING AND CAUTION relating to the safety messages. The appropriate signal word is selected when using the following guidelines.

Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that if not avoided, WILL result in serious injury or death if proper safety measures are not taken.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided COULD result in serious injury or death if proper safety measures are not taken .

Indicates potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided MAY result in serious injury or death if proper safety measures are not taken.

ALL OPERATORS MUST UNDERSTAND AND ABIDE BY MAINTENANCE SAFETY PROCEDURES SET OUT IN THIS BOOK. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ASSEMBLER TO ATTACH ALL SAFETY SIGNS AND DEVICES TO THIS MACHINE. FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THIS BOOKLET COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

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S A F E T Y D E C A L P L A C E M E N T

I (INSIDE OF EACH BOW - BOTH ENDS OF BOW)

2 9 1 2 P

P (NEXT TO EACH RAM)

R, T, O, J, L & U (TOP)

K, H, A, D (SIDE)

B & EE (ON ALL 6 WHEEL RIMS)

Figure 7

C G *(ON INSTRUCTION MANUAL HOLDER)

Decals part numbers & quantities shown in table below:

DECAL

A B C D E EE G H I J K L M N O P Q R T U W

QTY

1 6 1 1 2 6 1 1 6 1 1 1 2 2 1 7 1 1 1 1 1

Figure 8

IMPORTANT If safety signs have been damaged, removed, become illegible or parts replaced without decals, new decals must be applied. New decals are available from your authorized dealer or direct from factory.

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S A F E T Y D E C A L P L A C E M E N T - C O N T I N U E D

2 9 9 5 P

(O,J,L,U) TOP

K,H,A,D SIDE

Q M

B & EE (ON ALL 6 WHEEL RIMS)

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I (INSIDE OF EACH BOW - BOTH ENDS OF BOW)

Decals part numbers & quantities shown in table below:

DECAL

A B C D E EE G H I J K L M N O P Q R T U W

QTY

1 4 1 1 2 4 1 1 6 1 1 1 2 2 1 5 1 1 1 1 1

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S A F E T Y D E C A L P L A C E M E N T - C O N T I N U E D

2 9 6 2 P

J, L, O, T, U TOP

SIDE C,K

B & EE ( ON BOTH WHEELS)

I (ON EACH END OF BOWS)

Figure 11

Decals part numbers & quantities shown in table below:

DECAL

B C E EE G I J L M N O P Q W

QTY

2 1 2 2 1 4 1 1 2 2 1 3 1 1

Figure 12

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SAFETY DECALS

*NOTE:

NOT ALL DECALS GO ON ALL MODELS. (See previous page for details)

(A) 9WD-W022

(B) 9WD-C023

(F) 9WD-D01V

(G) 9WD-W021

(D) 9WD-D04

(H) 9WD-C04

(E) 9WD-D01H

(I) 9WD-I01

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SAFETY DECALS

CONT I NUED

(J) 9WDW-T5

(M) 9WD-W10

(K) 9WDD-T3

(N) 9WD-W01

(L) 9WD-W024

(O) 9WD-D01

(P) 9WD-R01

(R) AUS SPEED STICKER MAX 32KPH/20MPH

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SAFETY DECALS

CONT I NUED

(Q.2A) 9WD.F01TC2TPI

(Q.2B) 9WD.TC3TPI

(Q.1A) 9WD.F01DC6TPI

(Q.2C) 9WD.F01TC4TPI

(Q.2D) 9WD.TC5TPI

(U) 9WD-I02

(T) 9WD-H02

(W) 9WD-F04

(XA) 9WD-I-425-65-225

(XB) 9WD-I-500-60-225

*NOTE: WHEEL DEPTH STICKER: WHITE WITH CUT OUTS (SHOWN AS BLACK)

(Y) 9WD-WD1

(XC) 9WD-I-400-60-155

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S A F E T Y S I G N C A R E

• Keep safety signs clean and legible at all times. • Replace safety signs that are missing or have become illegible. • Replaced parts that displayed a safety sign should also display the current sign. TO ORDER SAFETY DECALS CONTACT:

USA: Contact your local CaseiH Dealer

Australia:

K-Line Agriculture PO Box 340 74 Young Rd Cowra NSW 2794 Email: sales@k-line.net.au Free-call: 1800 194 131

HOW TO INSTALL SAFETY SIGNS: • Be sure that the installation area is clean and dry. • Decide on the exact position before you remove the backing paper. • Remove the smallest portion of the split backing paper. • Align the decal over the specified area and carefully press the small portion with the exposed sticky backing in place. • Slowly peel back the remaining paper and carefully smooth the remaining portion of the decal in place. • Failure to comply could result in serious injury or death.

Figure 12

Figure 14

Figure 13

Locate where necessary. Refer to safety decal placement- Pg 12

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T I R E S A F E T Y & P R E S S U R E S

SERVICING PROCEDURES

• Always cage tires before seating beads. • Never exceed stated pressures when seating beads. • Do not attempt to mount a tire unless you have the suitable equipment and experienced personnel. • Inflating tires can be dangerous. Always stand to the side when inflating. • Failure to comply could result in serious injury or death. • Load ratings of replacement tires should meet or exceed weight requirements. • Correct pressure is 90PSI/620KPA (Centre) 75PSI/517KPA (Wing). • Before mounting wheel to machine, check all hub and rim contact surfaces are undamaged and free of paint, dirt and grease. • Lubricate wheel stubs with standard viscosity oil. • Tension wheel nuts to 350ft/lbs /474nm. • For field operation: Re-tension after 1st, 5th, then every 50 hrs of operation. • For road travel re-tension first 3 miles (5kms), 10 miles (15kms), and thereafter at 25 miles (40kms) intervals.

Figure 15

Figure 16

Tire Pressures When Fitted With Standard 22.5 Inch Tires

TIRE PRESSURE Center: 90PSI / 620KPA Wing: 75PSI / 517KPA Wheel Nut Tension: 350ft lbs / 474nm

Figure 17

When optional flotation tires are fitted use tire pressures stated on the tire. If no pressure stated use 50/55 PSI.

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HYDRAUL I C OP E RAT I ON & SA F E T Y

HYDRAULIC HOSE HOOK UP

• For ease of hook up, hose grip handles are color coded. • The same color is used for each hydraulic circuit. • To distinguish between EXTEND & RETRACT , hose grips are marked accordingly. • Clean hydraulic hose breakaway ends before connecting to tractor. • Hose grip circuits are color coded and marked accordingly for In & Out . • After disconnecting tractor, ensure hydraulic hoses are safely stored in the hose holder.

Figure 18

HOSE GRIP COLOR CODES

RECOMMENDED PORT NUMBER FUNCTION

COLOUR FROM MY22

COLOUR PRE MY22

WHEEL LIFT

RED

2 3 4 5

FORE & AFT (TILT)

BLUE

YELLOW

WING FOLD

YELLOW

GREEN

ROLLER (OPTION)

GREEN

BLUE

JACK LIFT

ORANGE

GREEN YELLOW

Figure 19

Out

EXTEND

WHEEL CIRCUIT

RETRACT

Out

EXTEND

FOR & AFT (TILT) CIRCUIT

RETRACT

EXTEND

Out

WING CIRCUIT

RETRACT

EXTEND

Out

ROLLER CIRCUIT

RETRACT

EXTEND

Out

JACK CIRCUIT

RETRACT

Figure 20

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S A F E T Y

Hydraulic fluid escaping under pressure can have sufficient force to cause injury. Keep all hoses and connections in good serviceable condition. Failure to heed may result in serious personal injury or death. Escaping hydraulic fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing serious injury. Avoid the hazard by relieving the pressure before disconnecting lines or performing work on the system. Make sure hydraulic fluid connections are tight and all hydraulic hoses and lines are in good condition before applying pressure to the system. Use a piece of paper or cardboard, NOT BODY PARTS , to check for suspected leaks. Wear protective gloves and safety glasses or goggles when working with hydraulic systems. DO NOT DELAY! If an accident occurs, see a doctor familiar with this type of injury immediately. Any fluid injected into the skin or eyes must be treated within a few hours or gangrene may result.

PRIMING HYDRAULIC SYSTEM ENSURE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM IS FULLY PRIMED BEFORE USING

• Fully extend and retract hydraulic cylinders. • Repeat 3-4 times and hold lever extended each way for 10 to 15 seconds to release air from the system. If problem exists hold hydraulic lever under pressure, until air is fully released from system.

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S A F E T Y

IN THE EVENT OF HYDRAULIC SYSTEM FAILURE OR HYDRAULIC HOSE RUPTURE, YOU MUST FOLLOW THE STEPS SET OUT BELOW. Escaping Hydraulic fluid is dangerous and can cause serious injury or death.

STEP 1: PREPARE FOR SHUTDOWN. • Immediately return hydraulic lever to neutral position. • Stop operating machine.

STEP 4: APPLY THE LOCKOUT / TAG-OUT DEVICE. • Disconnect all hydraulic hoses from tractor remotes. • Place Lockout or Out of Service Tags on all hoses. STEP 5: CONTROL THE STORED ENERGY. • Ensure no hydraulic pressure remains in system, slowly release bleed tap (if equipped), or slightly loosen one hydraulic connection on each circuit to allow any remaining fluid under pressure to be released. STEP 6: VERIFY ISOLATION OF EQUIPMENT. • Double check the steps and verify that the equipment has been shut down and has the Lock and Tag Labels evident to prohibit operation. Have repairs carried out and defective parts replaced. Do not re-connect to tractor or other hydraulic power source, until system has been fully tested.

STEP 2: SHUTDOWN THE EQUIPMENT. • Use hydraulic lever to lower machine to ground (if in raised position).

STEP 3: ISOLATE THE EQUIPMENT. • Freely operate remote levers to release residual pressure from system. • If tractor is equipped place levers in float position. • Shut down tractor.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION HOOK UP • Ensure tractor and machine electrical connections are compatible. • Plug lead into tractor terminal. • Test lighting prior to road travel. (Power not required for field work)

Figure 21

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S A F E T Y

HITCHING TO TRACTOR

1. Keep well clear when backing up to machine. 2. Shut down tractor. 3. Secure & lock drawbar pin in place. 4. Install safety chain by crossing the chains under the tongue and secure to the drawbar hitch frame of the tractor. 5. Clean all hydraulic couplings. 6. Hoses are coded according to function Pg 20 . 7. Beware of high pressure fluid. 8. Plug in hoses to respective remote ports. 9. Plug in electrical lead to tractor connection. 10. Release implement jack & store. 11. Check hydraulic cylinders are fully primed to avoid serious injury or death. 12. See Pg 21 to prime hydraulic system. UNHITCHING • Machine must be fully lowered or in transport position with safety locks engaged. • Release hydraulic pressure from system. • Lock Implement jack in place. • Remove safety chains and drawbar pin. • Use wheel chocks.

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Figure 23

If implement jack is damaged DO NOT USE , replace immediately, or severe bodily harm may result.

Figure 24

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S A F E T Y

TRANSPORTING/ROADING

1. Ensure towing unit weight is the same as or greater than the towed unit. 2. Lockout tractor drawbar swing mechanism. 3. Ensure tires are correctly inflated. Pg 19 4. Check wheel nut tension *NB - Pg 19 for wheel nut re-tensioning times 4 sequence. 5. Ensure all safety locks are engaged. 6. Ensure safety chains are attached to towing unit.

7. Tractor drawbar must be in fixed position, not swinging. 8. Ensure tractor brakes are latched together at all times. 9. Plan your route to avoid heavy traffic. 10. Observe bridge load ratings. TIP OVER HAZARD this is an unbraked implement. Use extreme caution when turning, and on steep terrain. Maximum towing speed is 20mph (32km/hr). DO NOT EXCEED AT ANY TIME. NEVER transport machine on public roads without complying with Federal and State laws and local regulations governing the safe movement of farm machinery. Figure 25

Figure 26

POWER LINES CAN ARC & ELECTROCUTE WITHOUT COMING IN DIRECT CONTACT Figure 25

Figure 27

Consult electricity authorities and all relevant energy companies to determine safe working distances from overhead power lines etc. BEFORE operation of this machine: • Ensure all operators are familiar with this manual and all safety devices and features of the machine. • Take every reasonable precaution as is commonly expected in this industry and in the operation of the machine. • Maintain the machine at all times in a condition that is safe to operate, and ensure it complies with any relevant safety acts of parliament, government authorities and regulations.

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S A F E T Y

BEWARE OF CRUSHING HAZARD WHEN ENGAGING & DISENGAGING SAFETY LOCKS & IN THE OPERATION OF THE WING FOLDING MECHANISM

• Beware of pinch points in wing lift area when securing or releasing safety locks. • Never stand within radius of wings when in raised position, or folding and unfolding.

FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

TO UNFOLD MACHINE • Fully raise wheel-lift. • Lift wings just free of rest-saddle by operating tilt hydraulics. • Extend wing cylindersto fully open position. • Lower tilt cylinders to working position.

Figure 28

TO FOLD MACHINE • Fully raise with wheel lift

• Raise rear tilt up fully, then back off slightly. (Wings when folded should contact the rest-saddle at correct height before lowering into position.) • Fold wings into rest saddle. • Lower into position. • Secure safety locks or chains. DANGER: BEWARE OF UPTHRUST AND DOWN/THRUST ON DRAWBAR DURING OPERATION. Figure 30 • Tractor weight must be equal to machine weight. • Drawbar pin must be securely fastened with safety chains in place.

Figure 29

Figure 30

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H E A D L A N D S / T U R N I N G • CAUT I ON RA I S E WI TH WHE E L L I F T ONLY ON HE ADL ANDS AND CORNE RS

• It is not necessary to lift on wide turns • Only use a tilt to lift when necessary

S P E E D T I L L E R S TA R T - U P T I P S Ⓡ

THIS IS A GUIDE ONLY AND MUST BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1) DEPTH CONTROL • Start by setting roller 40mm higher than discs on level service. • Ensure wing roller heights are set the same. (Folding wing models only)

2) TILT ADJUSTMENT (SETTING TO REDUCE SIDEWAYS TRACKING) • Start with front disc 20mm higher than back discs. • Follow diagram for tilt settings. 3) FRONT DISC POSITIONING IS FACTORY SET If adjustment is needed follow pg 27 . See pg 31 for adjustment settings

4) SPEED RANGE • 8-15km/hr. (5.9mph) • Greater activity occurs at higher speeds.

5) ROAD TRAVEL SPEED LIMIT • 32kmh (20mph) 6) Ensure wings are locked out during operation. (2940T - 2985T) 7) Models which are mentioned can be lowered for easy transport by retracting and lowering wheel lift.

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The disc positioning system is used for maximum soil disturbance, reduced ridging and weed control. Adjustment can also be made to compensate for disc wear. ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE *NB - Be sure machine is tracking in line before attempting to make this adjustment. Pg 30 LATERAL FRONT DISC GANG POSITIONING • Start with factory settings. Pg 31 • To remove any ridges, test run at normal operating speed and stop quickly. • Check for ridges of undug soil. Follow ridges into machine and identify which direction to adjust. See diagrams on this page • Only adjust front sideways in small increments ½” or 12mm. • Re-check in hard soils as jump arms tend to flex more. R emember , F ull ground disturbance starts at 2 ½” 60 mm F I E L D O P E R AT I O N

REAR VIEW OF DISC PROFILE

Figure 32

Adjustable Front Gang

Left

Right

Top Elevation

Soil Throw

Figure 33

Soil Throw

(A)

(B)

(A)

Cross Sectional View Of Soil Distrubance

Move Front Gang Right To Cut Out (A) Left To Cut Out (B)

Figure 34

Figure 31

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F I E L D O P E R AT I O N

TIP* When setting up machine in either mode always start shallow then adjust down to required depth setting. positive rotation. Where heavy trash conditions and loose soils are encountered, machine may have to slew sideways slightly to achieved desired result. • Wing hydraulics (YELLOW) MUST be placed in float position for normal conditions, However if some down pressure is required, Lift wing torsion. system just 15mm off stopper plate. • Operate wheel hydraulics (RED) for front depth setting. • Operate tilt hydraulics (BLUE) to set front to rear depth ratio (TILT) and for best on line tracking. S ee tracking adjustments pgs 30-32 • Once front to rear depth ratio (TILT) setting is achieved, rotate handle on control bar to compress valve button and maintain this setting. • EXTEND WHEEL LIFT RAMS (RED) TO LIFT MACHINE WHEN PERFORMING HEADLANDS & CORNERS. *NB - Assure that all discs engage with the soil for Your Speedtiller Powerflex is a high performer combining a choice of operating modes. You will need to become familiar with the settings and adjustments to get the full benefit of your new machine. RIGID HITCH MODE In this setting the front wheel hydraulics control the depth of cut for the front and rear gang. The tilt hydraulics control the front to rear depth relationship. This mode has more accurate depth control for hard soils and heavy trash conditions, and is suitable for undulations such as farm over contours etc. The roller hydraulics must be placed in float mode. SETTINGS • Rotate control bar hydraulic valve stop out anti clockwise a few turns to allow tilt setting to be done on the go. S ee figure 35 • Remove and store all ram stops from rear rollers. • Roller hydraulics (GREEN) MUST be placed in float position.

WARNING

WARRANTY WI LL BE VOIDED IF TI LT OR REAR ROLLER HYDRAUL ICS ARE FORCED DOWNWARDS CAUSING ROLLERS TO CARRY EXCESSIVE MACHINE WEIGHT WHEN TURNING AND ON HEADLANDS.

CONTROL BAR HYDRAULIC VALVE STOP

Figure 35

Models with mechanical roller height adjusters prior to serial number 2995P161528 must have 2 x 20mm spacers placed in the rubber torsion system to allow for increased vertical movement. When operating in rigid hitch mode, use lighter roller pressure for greater flex.

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F I E L D O P E R AT I O N

FLOATING HITCH MODE In this setting, the front wheel hydraulics control the depth of cut on the front gangs only, and the rear roller hydraulics control the rear gang depth of cut. This mode is suited to lighter or shallower working SETTINGS • Rotate handle on control bar out (Anti clockwise) See figure 35 . • Lower machine to ground. • Tilt hydraulics (BLUE) must be in float mode when working.. • Adjust front to rear depth ratio, for depth and best on line tracking. Perform this hydraulically on the go, with hydraulic roller control option See pg 28 . • Set ram stops to maintain settings. • A common setting for ram stops: ( May need more ram stops in softer soils ) SILVER + WHITE + RED for front wheels SILVER + WHITE + BLUE for rear roller • EXTEND WHEEL LIFT RAMS (RED) TO LIFT MACHINE WHEN PERFORMING HEADLANDS & CORNERS. *NB - All discs must engage with soil for positive rotation (See note on previous page ) WING DOWN PRESSURE (ONLY APPLIES TO 2912P & 2995P MODEL) Use wing down pressure only when required, however if needed, extend rams for wing down pressure (YELLOW) and leave hydraulic lever in fixed position.

WARNING WARRANTY WILL BE VOIDED IF TILT OR REAR ROLLER HYDRAULICS ARE FORCED DOWNWARDS CAUSING ROLLERS TO CARRY EXCESSIVE MACHINE WEIGHT WHEN TURNING OR ON HEADLANDS. SPEED RANGE • 5-9 mph (8-15km/hr). • Speed variable to suit conditions. Slow down in terrain such as rocks or other difficult operating conditions. WARNING: USE OF MACHINE BEYOND ITS LIMITS OR INTENT OF OPERATION WILL VOID WARRANTY. WARNING In field adjustments for Machine must be: • Lowered to ground OR, • Placed in raised position with all safety locks engaged with engine shut down. FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

Refer to Ram stop combinations, Pg 33 .

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATORS TO: Read and understand your manual. Take time to familiarize yourself with the operation of this machine, particularly the safety signs and devices fitted to this machine.

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F I E L D O P E R AT I O N

ENSURE DEPTH SETTINGS ARE EVEN ACROSS THE ENTIRE WIDTH OF MACHINE BEFORE ADJUSTING FRONT & REAR DISC GANG DEPTH RELATIONSHIP. TRACKING ADJUSTMENTS

TRACKING TO THE LEFT

TRACKING TO THE RIGHT

Figure 36

Figure 37

✓

Figure 38

REAR DISCS GANGS WORK SLIGHTLY LOWER THAN FRONT DISCS

*NB - Due to the nature of this machine, some overlap should be allowed for side tracking as soil types and conditions can vary within any given run. Where difficult trash conditions are encountered ensure rear discs are set deep enough to positively rotate in the soil.

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F R ON T D I S C G A N G L AT E R A L P O S I T I ON I N G S TA N D A R D F A C T O R Y S E T T I N G

Figure 39

AUSTRALIA

Recommended Spacing - Lateral Disc Gang

22” Discs

120 mm

24” Discs

100 mm

26” Discs

85 mm

USA

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F I E L D O P E R AT I O N FRONT DISC GANG LATERAL POSITIONING CONT

Slide Adjuster Linkage

ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE Loosen main retaining bolts on slide mechanism • Turn slide adjusting linkage to adjust to right or left. • Lock slide adjusting linkage and tighten main retaining bolts (380ft lb / 500nm tension).

Slide Bolts

LEFT

RIGHT

Figure 40

Height Adjustment Setting

Fore & Aft Adjustment

SIDE COULTER ADJUSTMENT Series of holes are provided for disc height and front to back positions for optimum furrow filling.

FOR EXCESSIVE TRASH CONDITIONS • Move coulter forward and angle outwards. • Raise coulter. • Move coulter to the outside of supporting angle for more clearance.

Angle Adjustment

Figure 41

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F I E L D O P E R AT I O N

RAM STOP COMBINATIONS

*NB - INCHES DISPLAYED DO NOT INDICATE DIGGING DEPTH

Figure 42

USEFUL HINTS 1. Machine digging too shallow on right hand side. • Lower right hand tractor linkage arm. 2. Cross working at 15 degrees off line gives better leveling and trash clearance. 3. Full ground disturbance starts at 63.5mm (2.5 inches). Adjustment should be made to compensate for disc wear and concavity. • To improve weed control and for better soil disturbance. • Adjust lateral disc positioning. • Ensure machine is traveling in line. • Increase depth to cut. • Replace discs.

BLOCKING IN EXCESSIVE TRASH • Lower rear discs gang to drive better in soil. • Adjust angle of lift soil deflector to allow greater flow.

• Try reducing speed slightly. CLOGGING IN WET SOILS 1. Raise working depth. 2. Raise front discs. 3. Give soil more time to dry out.

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P E R F O R M I N G M A I N T E N A N C E

DAILY MAINTENANCE CHECK FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE

Disc bolts - Check first 10hrs of operation

Before Starting Work:

1. Check all pivot pins are fastened and anchor bolts are correctly tensioned. Follow tension specification on Pg 19 before mounting wheel to machine, check all hub and rim contact surfaces are undamaged and free of paint, dirt and grease. 2. Lubricate wheel studs with standard viscosity oil. 3. Tension wheel nuts for torque specifications. Pg 19 4. For field operation: Re-tension after first, fifth, then every fifty hours of operation. 5. For road travel re-tension first 3 miles (5kms), 10 miles (15kms), and thereafter at 25 miles (40kms) intervals. 6. Check tires are inflated according to pressure stated on tyre. 7. Check discs and disc bolt tension to specified torque 250ft lb / 340nm. 8. Check for damaged, worn and fatigued parts. Have machine repaired if necessary. 9. Ensure all appropriate safety decals are securely attached to machine. Pgs 14-18 10. Check hydraulic system is fully primed. Pg 21 11. Check all safety mechanisms are in place and operating correctly. 12. Lubricate rear roller bearings. Pg 36 13. Instruction manual has been read, understood and stored with machine.

Figure 43

Always reset adjustments after changing disc blades.

Figure 44

Disc arm locating bolts - Check first 10hrs of operation

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M A I N T E N A N C E & S A F E T Y

• Good maintenance is your responsibility. Poor maintenance is an invitation to trouble. - Make sure maintenance area has plenty of ventilation. Beware exhaust fumes may cause asphyxiation. • Prior to commencing work, IDENTIFY ALL HAZARDS! Use control measures to eliminate these dangers. • Use blocks to support frame of machine on level area free of obstruction. • Always use a safety support and chock the wheels. • Never use an implement jack to support the machine. Only when doing maintenance. • Never work under raised machine unless all components are securely positioned and locked. • Engage all safety transport locks, chock wheels and front drawbar for temporary service if machine is in free standing mode. • A fire extinguisher and first aid kits should be kept readily accessible while performing maintenance on this equipment. • Follow the torque chart in this manual when tightening bolts and nuts. • Refer to bolt torque chart for head identification marking. • Always replace bolts with specified grades. • Where replacement parts are necessary for periodic maintenance and servicing, genuine factory replacement parts must be used to restore your equipment to original specifications, • Always use approved lifting equipment • If equipment has been altered in any way from original design, the manufacturer does not accept any liability for warranty or personal injury. • Replace all shields and guards after servicing before moving. • After servicing, be sure all tools, parts and service equipment are removed. • The machine is identified by the serial number on the metal plate on the machine. When requesting spare parts or maintenance service, please indicate themodel and number of your equipment to ensure prompt and efficient attention.

• K-Line Agriculture spare parts and accessories have been specifically designed and developed for the machines produced. We would call your attention to the fact that non-genuine parts and accessories are not recommended by K-Line. Use of non-genuine parts and accessories releases K-Line from all liability and makes the warranty void. The installation and/or use of non-genuine parts may, because of technical characteristics of construction, may modify or influence the performance of the machine negatively.

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A F T E R D E L I V E R Y C H E C K L I S T

1. Check all pivot pins are fastened and anchor bolts are correctly tensioned. Follow tension specification. Pg 19 2. Before mounting wheel to machine, check all hub and rim contact surfaces

are undamaged and free of paint, dirt and grease. 3. Lubricate wheel studs with standard viscosity oil. 4. Tension wheel nuts for torque specifications. Pg 19 5. Check tires are inflated. Pg 19

6. Check discs and disc bolt tension to specified torque 250ft lb / 340nm 7. Ensure all appropriate safety decals are securely attached to machine . Pgs 14-18 8. Check hydraulic system is fully primed. Pg 21 9. Check all safety mechanisms are in place and operating correctly 10. Lubricate heavy rear roller bearings. This page 11. Instruction manual has been stored with machine.

W A R N I N G

WHEEL BEARINGS • Grease wheel bearings every 20 hours of operation. • Dismantle and repack with grease annually. LUBRICATION OF PURGABLE HEAVY DUTY REAR ROLLER BEARINGS • Continually rotate roller slowly while greasing. • Grease must purge past seals. • Grease every 8 hours. WHEEL HYDRAULIC CYLINDER HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT (Only applies to 2995P & 2912P) • Lower machine to ground level until hydraulic cylinders are free of pressure. • Loosen locking screws. See figure 4 5 • Move ram end pin. • Rotate ram end to desired setting. • Secure ram end pin and re-tension locking screws.

Adjusting screw

Locking screw

Figure 45

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S P E E D T I L L E R J UM P A R M A S S E M B LY

• Lift jump arm into position. • Loosely attach top clamp plate ② with front clamp plate bolt ⑤ & conelock nuts. ⑤ (Just start by a few threads only & leave arm hanging loosely). • Slide in torsion rubbers. ③ • Loosely attach rear clamp bolts ⑤ & conelock nuts. ⑤ • Check sideways positioning. • Tension all clamp bolts ⑤ with conelock nuts ⑤ provided.

Figure 46

ITEM NO. QTY

PART NO

PART

1 1 1 1

29003JAAF1.SKI

COMPLETE JUMP ARM FRONT (ALL EXCEPT DISC)

29003JAARI.SKI COMPLETE JUMP ARM BACK (SHOWN) (ALL EXCEPT DISC)

29003JAWF1 29003JAWR1 29000THP08 29000JAX226 29003JAA03

JUMP ARM ONLY FRONT (NOT INCLUDING HUB) JUMP ARM ONLY BACK (NOT INCLUDING HUB)

2 3 4

1 1 1

2900 JUMP ARM TOP HAT

2900 TORSION RUBBER (REQUIRES SET OF 4)

COMPLETE DISC HUB UNIT

2900 JUMP ARM BOLT KIT- 1 X M12 SET SCREW WITH CONELOCK NUT

6 29000JABK.TH

6 6

5 5

9M12035Z8SS

M12 X 35MM BOLT M12 SPRING WASHER

9MI2SWZ

2900 DISC BOLT KIT - 1 X PLOUGH BOLT WITH CONELOCK NUT

29000PLBK

8 8 8 8

1 1 1 1

9SD1805S 9SD2005S 9SD2206S 9SD24065

18” X 5MM SCALLOPED DISC 20” X 5MM SCALLOPED DISC 22” X 6MM SCALLOPED DISC 24” X 6MM SCALLOPED DISC

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D I S C A R M B E A R I N G EXPLODED VIEW

ITEM NO. QTY. PART NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

29003JAW02 29003JAM02 9SS508011ML 9MRV2090 9DRT40.73 29003JAM03 29003JAM06 9M16040Z12CS

2900 DISC STUB

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

2900 REMOVABLE 5 STUD JUMP ARM HUB

2900 JUMP ARM SEAL

MRV2090 SEAL

DOUBLE TAPER ROLLER BEARING

BEARING SPACER BEARING RETAINER

M16 x 40 COUNTER SUNK SCREW

9OR151

151 O-RING

10 5 9M12035Z8SS

M12 X 35MM BOLT M12 SPRING WASHER

10 5

9M12SWZ

3, 4, 5, 8 & 9

29003JAKB1

BEARING KIT

Figure 47

*NB Spindle torque tension 360ft lb / 500nm

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