Kubota DH1048 Operator's Manual
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The recommended maintenance schedule includes checking and tightening all bolts and nuts every 50 hours of operation, lubricating all moving parts as per the manual every 25 hours, and inspecting the tines for wear and damage before each use.
To adjust the tine angle, loosen the bolts on the tine adjustment brackets, rotate the tines to the desired angle, and then retighten the bolts securely. Refer to the operator's manual for specific angle recommendations based on soil conditions.
Ensure that the tines are not worn out and that they are set to the correct angle for your soil type. Check the weight distribution and add additional weights if necessary for better penetration.
To replace a broken tine, first ensure the harrow is on a stable surface. Remove the bolt securing the tine, replace it with a new tine, and secure it with the bolt. Make sure all tines are of equal length and properly aligned.
Use a high-quality, multi-purpose grease specified in the operator’s manual. Apply it to all moving joints and points as indicated to ensure smooth operation and longevity.
Unusual noises can result from loose bolts, worn tines, or insufficient lubrication. Check and tighten all bolts, inspect tines for wear and replace if necessary, and ensure all moving parts are well-lubricated.
Clean the harrow thoroughly to remove soil and debris. Store it in a dry, sheltered place to prevent rust. If possible, elevate the tines off the ground to prevent bending or damage.
While the harrow can handle some rocky conditions, excessive rocks can damage the tines. It's recommended to remove large rocks from the field before using the harrow to prevent damage.
Regularly check and maintain the harrow according to the manual, adjust the tines based on soil conditions, and operate it at the recommended speed to ensure the best performance.
Common signs include worn or bent tines, loose bolts, and rust on metal parts. Regular inspection and maintenance can help identify and address these issues early.