Why is there uneven stubble with my KUHN FC313 RF?
Uneven stubble can occur due to several reasons. First, check for dull or broken knives and replace them if needed. Ensure the knives are installed correctly, with the arrow on the knife's upper face pointing in the disc's direction of rotation. Also, verify that the PTO speed is at the correct level. If it's too low, increase the speed to 1000 min-1.
What to do if my KUHN FC313 RF Farm Equipment has badly shaped windrows?
Badly shaped windrows can be caused by a too low PTO speed. Increase the speed to 1000 min-1. It can also be caused by an incorrect swath shield adjustment. Adjust the swath shields to resolve this issue.
Why is soil building up in front of the cutterbar on my KUHN FC313 RF Farm Equipment?
Soil build-up in front of the cutterbar could be due to too much cutterbar down pressure. Increase the pressure in the hydro-pneumatic accumulators and adjust the main frame height with regards to the ground. It can also happen in very wet working conditions.
How to improve bad ground contour adaptation with KUHN FC313 RF Farm Equipment?
For bad ground contour adaptation, check the main frame setting and adjust the main frame height with regards to the ground. Reduce ground speed if it's excessive. Also, consider that insufficient ground pressure can be the reason. If so, reduce pressure in the hydro-pneumatic accumulators.
Why is there considerable vibration in my KUHN Farm Equipment?
Considerable vibrations can be caused by bad parallelism and roller play. Adjust roller parallelism using side stop screws.
What to do if the machine transport locks do not engage automatically on my KUHN Farm Equipment?
If the machine transport locks do not engage automatically, the spacer may be distorted. Replace the spacer to fix this.
General| Working Width | 3.10 m |
|---|---|
| Number of Discs | 7 |
| Transport Width | 2.99 m |
| Number of Rotors | 1 |
| Required Power | 60 hp |
| Rotor Diameter | 450 mm |
Visual representation of the front and rear of the mower conditioner.
Details on locating and understanding the machine's identification plate.
Information on optional equipment that can be fitted to the machine.
Explains warning symbols and general safety guidelines for machine operation.
Covers essential steps before starting, during operation, and general precautions.
Details safety measures for operating the machine on roads and during transport.
Outlines safe procedures for connecting, hydraulic systems, and PTO shaft.
Explains the meaning and importance of safety pictorials on the machine.
Lists required safety equipment for road travel and recommendations.
Defines key components and provides a glossary of terms.
Lists detailed technical data and dimensions of the mower conditioner.
Presents measured sound levels for the machine during operation.
Details control elements and steps for coupling/uncoupling the machine.
Covers tractor requirements, hydraulic/electrical connections, and valve setup.
Guides on mounting the machine via A-frame coupler and setting up PTO shafts.
Explains adjustments for frame lock and machine positioning.
Step-by-step guide for preparing the machine for transport.
Ensures adherence to highway codes and road safety regulations.
Step-by-step guide for deploying the machine into its working configuration.
Covers adjustments for cutting height, ground pressure, conditioning intensity, and chain tension.
Guidelines for safe machine use, drive speed, and general operational safety.
Details the quick release A-frame coupler for tractor attachment.
Information on the specific yoke for PTO stub compatibility.
Provides instructions for routine cleaning and lubrication points.
Details regular maintenance tasks and lubrication intervals for various components.
Guides on draining, refilling, and checking the cutterbar oil.
Covers inspection, adjustment, and replacement of critical machine components.
Instructions for proper storage of the machine at the end and start of seasons.
Outlines the scope of the warranty, including parts not covered and specific exclusions.
Details customer obligations for maintenance, parts, and service costs.
Specifies the conditions required for submitting a valid warranty claim.
Clarifies limitations on warranty assignment, company liability, and product modifications.
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