Why are windrows badly shaped with KUHN Farm Equipment?
If your KUHN Farm Equipment produces badly shaped windrows, it might be due to a PTO speed that is too low. Increase the speed to 1000 min-1. Another possible cause is incorrectly adjusted swath shields, so adjust both swath shields.
Why does KUHN Farm Equipment require too much pull power?
If your KUHN Farm Equipment requires too much pull power, it could be due to excessive cutterbar down pressure. To resolve this, adjust the mowing unit ground pressure.
What to do if soil builds up in front of the cutterbar on KUHN Farm Equipment?
If you notice soil building up in front of the cutterbar on your KUHN Farm Equipment, it could be due to too much cutterbar down pressure. Adjust the mowing unit ground pressure to alleviate this. Alternatively, very wet working conditions can cause this issue, so adjust both the mowing unit ground pressure and the cutting height.
How to fix uneven stubble with KUHN Farm Equipment?
If you're experiencing uneven stubble with your KUHN Farm Equipment, several factors could be the cause. The knives might be dull or broken, in which case you should replace them. Ensure the knives are installed correctly, with the arrow on the knife upper face pointing in the disc's direction of rotation. Reduce ground speed if it's excessive. Adjust the cutting height if it's incorrect, or the mowing unit ground pressure if the mowing unit floatation is incorrect. For tangled and down crops, reduce the cutting height and adjust the mowing unit ground pressure.
What to do if KUHN Farm Equipment has considerable vibrations?
If your KUHN Farm Equipment is experiencing considerable vibrations, it may be necessary to adjust the parallelism and gap between the rollers.
General| Brand | KUHN |
|---|---|
| Model | FC4000RG |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Welcome message and introduction to the manual.
Machine intended for mowing grass fields for fodder.
Details on identifying machine components.
Location and details for machine identification.
List of available optional equipment.
Core safety rules and precautions for operation.
Safety measures related to tractor and machine operation.
Critical safety guidelines for PTO shaft connection.
Safety procedures before maintenance.
Location and meaning of safety warning labels.
Detailed dimensions, weights, and performance data.
Regulations and safety for road transport.
Initial setup and connection of the machine.
Procedures for safely moving the machine.
Steps and adjustments for field operation.
Operational guidelines and best practices.
Schedule for greasing and oil changes.
Procedures for lubricating components and changing oils.
Checking knife condition and security.
Steps for seasonal storage.
Common issues and their solutions.
Method for determining axle loads for safe operation.
Terms and limitations of the product warranty.
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