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Danger! - Rapidly rotating cutting discs/blade drums.
Effect: Danger to life or serious injuries.
• Switch off the engine and remove the ignition key.
• The cutting discs/blade drums continue to run!
• Do not leave the driver’s cab until the cutting discs/blade drums have come to a complete
stop.
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Explanation of abbreviations:
A= Direction of rotation "A" to the middle
B= Direction of rotation "B" in pairs
RE= Eccentric bearing housing (clockwise threading, without identifying groove).
LE= Eccentric bearing housing (anticlockwise threading), with identifying groove.
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For protection against overload on the mowing units, the rotary hubs (1) are secured with nuts
(2) and shear pins (3).
If the machine strikes obstacles (for example stones), the 2 shear pins in the rotary hub will be
sheared off. The rotary hub and nut turn upward on the pinion shaft.
• The cutting discs or drums which move crop to the left (as seen in the direction of travel)
(LE) have left-handed threading.
• The cutting discs or drums which move crop to the right (in the direction of travel) (RE) have
right-handed threading.
To distinguish between right-hand (clockwise) threading (RE) and left-hand (anti-clockwise)
threading (LE), the nuts (2) and pinion shaft (4) for left-hand threading (LE) have a distinctive
grove (a, b).
• Left-handed (LE) nuts (2) have distinctive grooves (a) on the bevel.
• Left-handed (LE) pinion shafts (4) have a distinctive groove (b) on the face.
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