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Each time you use the machine, you should: | |||
*Make sure all tine bolts are tight | |||
Check motor for leaks | *Check the motor for leaks | ||
Check hoses for fraying and leaks | *Check the hoses for fraying and leaks | ||
*Inspect tines for tangled roots or string- remove if it's there. | |||
*Inspect tines for wear- replace tines if they are too worn down. | |||
About every 50 hours of use, you should: | |||
*Grease fittings | |||
Each time you disconnect and reconnect to tractor: | |||
*Cover hydraulics to protect from the outside environment | |||
*Clean quick-couplers before re-attaching | |||
If mixing cement in pulverizer: | |||
*Rinse with a hose after you're finished to prevent cement from caking to it. | |||
Latest revision as of 09:13, 28 December 2011
Each time you use the machine, you should:
- Make sure all tine bolts are tight
- Check the motor for leaks
- Check the hoses for fraying and leaks
- Inspect tines for tangled roots or string- remove if it's there.
- Inspect tines for wear- replace tines if they are too worn down.
About every 50 hours of use, you should:
- Grease fittings
Each time you disconnect and reconnect to tractor:
- Cover hydraulics to protect from the outside environment
- Clean quick-couplers before re-attaching
If mixing cement in pulverizer:
- Rinse with a hose after you're finished to prevent cement from caking to it.