Why is my KUHN GMD4410 Farm Equipment leaving uneven stubble?
Uneven stubble can occur for several reasons: * Dull or broken knives: Replace the knives. * Knives not installed correctly: Ensure the arrow on the knife upper face is pointing in the disc's direction of rotation. * Too low PTO speed: Increase the speed to 1000 min-1.
What to do if my KUHN GMD4410 has a poor quality of cut in difficult conditions?
If you're experiencing a poor quality of cut in dense or lodged crops, or dry and hard soil, consider the following: * Insufficient ground pressure: Reduce the pressure of hydro-pneumatic accumulators of up to 10 bar below the recommended minimum pressure. * Adjust main frame height: Lower the tractor lift linkage so that hitch pins are at a distance H = 550 mm (1’7.7’’) from the ground. * Knives with vertical deflection: Replace the knives. * Reduce the pitch angle.
What to do if soil builds up in front of the cutterbar on my KUHN GMD4410?
If you notice soil building up in front of the cutterbar, it could be due to: * Too much cutterbar down pressure: Increase accumulator pressure. * Very wet working conditions: Adjust the main frame height with regards to the ground. * Fit raised skid shoes.
How to improve bad ground contour adaptation with KUHN GMD4410 Farm Equipment?
If your equipment isn't adapting well to ground contours: * Incorrect main frame setting: Adjust the main frame height with regards to the ground. * Excessive ground speed: Reduce groundspeed. * Insufficient ground pressure: Reduce accumulator pressure.
Why is there insufficient cutterbar ground clearance in "headland turn" position on my KUHN GMD4410?
Insufficient cutterbar ground clearance during headland turns may be due to: * Incorrect tractor lift linkage setting: See machine attachment. * Too long leveling rod adjustment: Shorten leveling rods on tractor 3-point lift.
Why is my KUHN GMD4410 Farm Equipment creating badly shaped windrows?
Badly shaped windrows can be caused by too low PTO speed. Increase the speed to 1000 min-1.
What causes excessive mowing-conditioning unit lateral oscillation in transport position on KUHN Farm Equipment?
Excessive lateral oscillation in the transport position is caused by an incorrect transport stop adjustment. Readjust the transport stop.
What to do if my KUHN GMD4410 Farm Equipment is clogging in dense crops?
If your equipment is clogging in dense or down crops with long stems, it may be due to crop wrapped around outer discs. Fit the 2 side deflectors on the outer side plates of the cutterbar stiffener (optional equipment).
General| Brand | KUHN |
|---|---|
| Model | GMD4410 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
States the manufacturer's right to make product improvements without prior obligation.
Notes that service life of wear parts depends on usage conditions.
Defines the intended purpose of the GMD4410 mower.
Clarifies that illustrations may be generic but instructions apply to all models.
Provides definitions and explanations of terms used in the manual.
Details the machine's dimensions, speeds, weights, and power requirements.
Lists essential equipment and components for the machine's operation.
Reports the measured sound levels of the machine during operation.
Explains the function and location of the machine's control components.
Details the procedures for attaching and detaching the machine from the tractor.
Guides on how to move the machine from working to transport configuration.
Outlines requirements for safe and legal road transport of the machine.
Describes the steps to transition the machine from transport to operational status.
Covers adjustments for optimal cutting performance and machine setup.
Provides guidance on operating the machine during mowing tasks.
Optional kit for directing crop flow during mowing.
Optional shoes to increase mowing height and improve performance on sticky ground.
Equipment to adjust chassis height in absence of hydraulic stroke limiter.
Specific yokes for different PTO stub types.
Signalling equipment required for road compliance in France.
Accessory to create separation in the swath for easier subsequent passes.
Provides a schedule for routine maintenance tasks based on operating hours.
Details lubrication points, types of lubricants, and intervals for maintenance.
Covers various maintenance procedures for machine components.
Procedures for preparing the machine for storage and seasonal use.
Addresses issues causing uneven cutting and stubble.
Solutions for problems affecting cut quality in challenging crop or soil conditions.
Troubleshooting tips for soil accumulation issues.
How to improve machine adaptation to uneven ground contours.
Rectifying issues with cutterbar clearance in headland turn position.
Solutions for forming improperly shaped windrows.
Addressing lateral oscillation of the unit during transport.
Tips for preventing clogging in difficult crop conditions.
Provides methods and formulas for calculating axle loads and weight distribution.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and exclusions of the limited warranty.
Lists the customer's responsibilities for maintenance and costs.
Details the process for submitting a warranty claim.
Specifies the limits of the warranty's application and the company's responsibility.
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