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General| Brand | CountyLine |
|---|---|
| Model | PHD 100 |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE symbols used in the manual.
Caution against operating with safety shields removed, referencing illustrations for clarity.
Details the manual's aim to assist in operation and maintenance for dependable performance.
States that illustrations and data were current at printing but may vary due to production changes.
Emphasizes reading all manuals and following safety rules and decals for safe operation.
Covers safe handling of components, checking hardware, wearing protective gear, and securing the attachment.
Details safe procedures like keeping bystanders away, consulting utilities, and operating in daylight.
Focuses on operator position, safety belts, and proper control engagement for safe operation.
Outlines critical safety steps before performing maintenance, including disabling the machine and avoiding hazardous areas.
Covers safe practices for transporting the equipment, including lighting, weight distribution, and slope operation.
Provides instructions for securely blocking and storing the equipment safely.
Advises on cleaning safety decals carefully and ordering replacements if damaged.
Highlights critical dangers related to guards, auger height, and rotating parts.
Addresses potential tractor compatibility issues and the importance of correct assembly.
Warns about the severe danger of contact with the rotating driveline.
Covers intended use, operator responsibility, and basic operational precautions.
Emphasizes DANGER and WARNINGs related to shields, auger handling, and hydraulic fluid.
Includes cautions on clothing and important notes on auger capacity and preparation.
Details how to position the tractor and lower the auger point for digging.
Guides on controlling auger speed, lowering speed, and ensuring proper dirt removal.
Explains the process of digging in steps and managing auger height to avoid PTO damage.
Provides advice for penetrating hard ground and safely removing lodged augers.
Outlines essential safety measures for transporting the post hole digger.
Details correct bolt grade and the function of shear bolts for safety and damage prevention.
Covers reviewing safety rules, checking decals, guards, and attachment security.
Focuses on checking driveline, PTO, lubrication, hoses, and tractor linkage before operation.
Warns about disabling the machine, avoiding hazardous areas during service, and handling pressurized lines.
Details regular checks for tightness, oil levels, greasing, and blade wear.
Guides on draining oil, cleaning, replacing decals, and storing the implement properly.
Explains how to attach the parking stand to support the digger vertically.
Offers alternative ways to store the digger, such as hanging or using a pre-dug hole.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing, replacing, or sharpening cutting teeth and center points.
Introduces an optional kit for tough soil conditions and its requirements.
Details cleaning procedures after use and periodically, with cautions regarding water spray.
Addresses problems like the auger not digging, swaying, bending, or screwing into the ground.
Covers causes of excessive vibration and issues with the PTO driveline assembly coming off.
Discusses augers not digging deeper and potential PTO driveline interference with the tractor.
Explains causes of PTO driveline failure, such as incorrect angles or lack of lubrication.
Covers gearbox failure, overheating, and auger bolts shearing on the output shaft.
Identifies reasons for the tractor stalling, such as hitting obstructions or incorrect engine tuning.
Covers safety warnings during assembly and initial setup procedures.
Details connecting the A-frame and boom to the tractor, including clearance checks.
Provides steps for attaching the gearbox to the boom and the auger to the gearbox.
Guides on cleaning, greasing, and securing the driveline to the gearbox and tractor PTO.
Explains how to check and shorten the driveline for proper operation and safety.
Emphasizes driveline installation warnings and the use of stabilizer bars for safe operation.
Details the procedure for filling the gearbox with the correct lubricant.
Guides on attaching the handle for positioning the auger and accessing controls.
