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General| Brand | BCS |
|---|---|
| Model | 853 Professional |
| Category | Lawn and Garden Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details for identifying and tagging the motor, referring to specific motor manuals.
Information on the machine's serial number and model designation.
Details on the identification label applied to the machine, if applicable.
Guide to recognizing symbols used within the manual for safety and operation.
Advice on using the machine safely and according to its intended purpose.
Instructions regarding handle position, operator count, and slope limitations.
Guidelines for safely lifting the machine and its related equipment.
Technical data on noise pressure (LAeq) and vibration (m/sec²) for different models.
Warning regarding the use of machines emitting over 85 dB(A) LAeq, requiring acoustic protection.
Description of the BCS two-wheel tractor's design for safety and operator comfort.
Description of BCS motor mowers, highlighting suitability for mowing and ease of use.
Instructions for mounting wheels, including tire tread orientation and pressure.
Description of the red lever that stops the engine when released.
Description of the lever controlling the clutch engagement.
Description of the lever for controlling engine speed.
Description of the lever indicating speed positions on the gearbox selector.
Description of the PTO lever with safety device against reverse and rotary hoe engagement.
Procedure to check and top-up the gearbox oil level.
Steps for starting the engine, ensuring neutral gear and disengaged PTO.
Procedure for engaging implements using the clutch and PTO control rod.
Steps to properly stop the engine and machine after operation.
Instructions for adjusting the clutch cable due to wear.
Recommended intervals for checking oil levels and performing engine maintenance.
Procedures for cleaning or replacing the air filter element.
Instructions for checking and topping up the gearbox oil.
Details on engine type, power, and RPM.
Description of the clutch as dry and hand-controlled.
Details on the differential: conical gears with locking, serial mounted.
Description of the brakes as drum type with independent control.
Information on handlebar adjustability in height, sideways, and orientation.
Description of the combined safety feature for stopping the machine.
Features allowing adaptation to different implements and working conditions.
Lists implements attachable to BCS motor mowers and two-wheel tractors.
Warning against attaching implements for transporting operators or people.
Verification criteria for special implements: dimensions and power requirements.
Safety precautions for battery electrolyte and specifications for 12V batteries.
Instruction to stop the engine using the Motor-Stop lever.
Periodic check of the liquid level in the battery.
Reference to the specific manual for the Rotary Hoe attachment.
Reference to the specific manual for the Cutter Bar attachment.
Reference to the specific manual for the Lawn Mower attachment.
Description of available plough types and how to adjust furrow depth.
Details on the ridger's function for making furrows and its adjustment.
How the adjustable ridger attaches to the machine.
Adjustment of furrow width using the wing position.
Adjustment of furrow depth using tie-rods.
Instructions for attaching the moving sulky and its maintenance.
Instructions for attaching the working sulky and its maintenance.
How to attach the free wheel trailer to the machine.
Details on the driving and idle wheels of the trailer.
Suitability of pneumatic wheels for agricultural use and ground adherence.
Information on wheel sizes and adjustable track possibilities.
Recommendation for using larger wheels with ploughs and ridgers.
Indication that these wheels are suitable for mowing on sloping ground.
Specific use cases for cage wheels on very hard ground.
Information on the different available sizes for cage wheels.
Instructions on how to twin wheels using spacers.
Details on how wheel spacers widen the track and increase stability.
Explanation of how ballasts add weight for higher traction.
Description of the curved coupling for attaching trailers and sulkies.
How the rotary hoe wheel aids in machine transport.
Requirement to apply front protection during transfers or when bar is exposed.
To prevent blade damage to plants or self-damage from obstacles.
Description of the quick hitch's function and its two main parts.
Details on the unified PTO, its shaft size, and possible connections.
Warning against performing maintenance with the engine running.
Troubleshooting steps for a gasoline engine that fails to start.
Troubleshooting steps for diesel engines that fail to start.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with gears not engaging properly.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the clutch.
Warning against disassembling the clutch due to internal spring tension.
General terms and rules of BCS guarantee recognition.
Information regarding engine warranty recognized by the engine builder.
List of parts subject to replacement due to normal wear.
List of parts to be replaced during periodic maintenance.
Details on required information for ordering spare parts, including part code and serial number.
