What to do if my Farmi JL501 tractor slides backwards when winching?
If the tractor slides backwards when using Farmi Winches, ensure the parking brakes are engaged and lower the winch completely to the ground. This is because the parking brakes might not be on, or the dozer blade isn't anchoring the unit firmly.
Why is there insufficient pull on the cable of my Farmi Winches?
Insufficient pull on the cable of your Farmi Winches can be due to several reasons: normal wear of the clutch (minimum thickness of the clutch plates is 7 mm), oil or grease in the clutch, or the clutch being too loosely adjusted. To resolve this, disassemble and clean the parts if there is oil or grease. Note that clutch adjustment may be needed.
What to do if the cable gets tangled on the drum of my Farmi Winches?
If the cable is tangling on the drum of your Farmi Winches, it may be too loose. This causes the cable to be pressed between loose loops. To fix this, loosen the pin and pull the cable from the reel with the help of a tractor. Then, reel the cable tightly back in with a load.
Why does my Farmi JL501 make a rattling sound?
A rattling sound in your Farmi Winches can be caused by a roller chain that is too tight, a broken part, or incorrect alignment. Check the chain alignment and look for any damages. Adjust the roller chain, and replace it if necessary.
What to do if the roller chain comes off my Farmi JL501 Winches?
If the roller chain keeps coming off your Farmi Winches, it could be too loose, damaged, or misaligned. Check the chain's alignment and inspect for any damage. Adjust the roller chain, and replace it if needed.
How to prevent cable kinks on Farmi JL501?
Cable kinks on Farmi Winches can occur if the cable brake is too loose. Tighten the drum brake to resolve this. Additionally, tighten the cable on the drum by pulling it out and winching with a heavy load.
How to fix a hard to pull cable out of Farmi Winches?
If the cable is hard to pull out of your Farmi Winches, the drum brake might be too tight. Loosen the drum brake to resolve this issue.
Outlines the manual's purpose and emphasizes operator's duty to understand safety instructions.
Details the main parts, brake types, control systems, and usage restrictions of the winch.
Lists approved radio control models and specifies requirements for others.
Explains the 12-month warranty, how to register, and exclusions.
Encourages users to provide feedback and suggestions for improvements.
Explains the meaning of DANGER!, WARNING!, and CAUTION! symbols used throughout the manual.
Stresses the importance of operator understanding the manual and machine before operation.
Details essential checks to perform before starting the machine to ensure safety.
Covers awareness of danger zones, bystander safety, protective clothing, and compliance with legislation.
Provides guidance on securing the machine for transport and safe driving practices.
Reinforces safety measures during operation, including securing the machine and operator fitness.
Highlights critical safety points for operating the winch, including safety devices and universal joint checks.
Details safety procedures for maintenance, including disengaging power and handling hydraulic systems.
Covers safe practices for lifting and handling the machine during maintenance.
Advises on the correct types of oils, lubrication practices, and handling precautions.
Provides comprehensive safety instructions for working with hydraulic circuits, including leak checks and pressure safety.
Covers inspection of the wire cable, safe winching distances, and avoiding side-winching.
Emphasizes load limits, chain attachment, safety coefficients, and noise level precautions.
Details the required plates and labels that must be attached to the machine for identification and safety.
Illustrates and labels the main parts and accessories of the skidding winch.
Lists detailed technical specifications including tractive power, cable capacity, speed, weight, and power requirements.
Provides dimensional drawings and measurements of the winch.
Guides the user on how to mount the winch to a tractor's 3-point linkage.
Explains how to shorten and assemble the PTO drive shaft for proper connection.
Details the steps for correctly fastening the wire cable to the drum for safe operation.
Lists essential checks for the winch components like pins, bolts, chain, brake, and clutch.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching the winch to the tractor, including safety warnings.
Outlines the safe procedure for detaching the winch from the tractor.
Advises on how to store the winch safely when not in use.
Encourages users to get acquainted with the winch and tractor controls before use.
Emphasizes reading instructions and owner's responsibility for operator training.
Guides on choosing a safe skidding route, tractor positioning, and using safety cabs.
Explains how to use the lower snatchblock to reduce the risk of tractor tipping.
Details the mounting and safe use of lower and upper diverting pulleys.
Guides on pulling the cable, anchoring the blade, and safe winching practices.
Explains the process of skidding logs using the winch, including clutch operation and load securing.
Provides steps to take if the tractor becomes stuck during operation.
Advises on how to handle rough terrain, including dropping the load before entering.
Details the steps for safely releasing the load from the winch.
Explains how to secure the cable for safe transportation of the winch.
Emphasizes safety measures, like disengaging PTO and removing keys, before performing maintenance.
Identifies components requiring lubrication and their frequency, including PTO shaft and chain.
Provides detailed instructions on how to adjust the clutch for proper engagement and disengagement.
Explains how to adjust the roller chain tension using the chain tightener.
Details how to adjust the drum brake to slow the drum and prevent tangling.
Outlines the procedure for removing the entire winch mechanism from the frame.
Guides on correctly assembling the clutch engagement halves and placing thrust bearings.
Lists common problems encountered with the winch and their corresponding solutions.
Detailed list of parts for the winch frame, including pulleys and related hardware.
Detailed list of parts for the winch's internal machinery, such as drum, clutch, and brake assemblies.
Lists parts required for the lower protective screen assembly.
Lists parts for the cover of the universal shaft.
Lists parts needed for the main protective screen assembly.
Lists various optional accessories, kits, and related parts for the winch.
Details the process for submitting faulty parts and confirming understanding of the manual.
Form fields for recording delivery date, dealer, customer details, and serial number for product registration.
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