How to troubleshoot a Kverneland 150 Farm Equipment plough that won't turn on?
If your Kverneland Farm Equipment plough isn't turning, it might be due to incorrectly mounted connections to the tractor. Ensure that the quick-couplings are properly engaged and correctly connected, paying attention to the color coding on the hoses.
Why is the first furrow width different on my Kverneland 150 Farm Equipment plough?
If the first furrow width on your Kverneland Farm Equipment is inconsistent when ploughing on the left and right sides, the issue could stem from a few factors. First, ensure that the cross shaft is positioned centrally on the turning head. Also, verify that the air pressure in the tractor’s rear tires is equal. Finally, check and adjust the sideways leveling.
What to do if turning is slow on my Kverneland Farm Equipment plough?
If turning is slow or incomplete on your heavy Kverneland Farm Equipment plough, the cause might be incorrect oil flow. Try adjusting the motor speed or flow rate on the tractor valve to see if different oil flow rates affect the turning. Turning valves operate best at 25-35 l/min. A high flow rate can return pressure and lead to reduced turning performance.
What to do if my Kverneland 150 plough stops halfway through turning?
If your Kverneland Farm Equipment plough turns halfway and stops, or returns to its original position, it could be due to the restrictor being mounted in the wrong port. Try changing the position of the restrictor. Alternatively, the switching pressure may be incorrect; in this case, try increasing or reducing the switching pressure.
Why does my Kverneland 150 Farm Equipment plough stop turning during the first cycle?
If the turning stops in the first turning cycle with a Kverneland Farm Equipment plough with Packomat, or when turning the plough with the bodies under the main frame, it could be that the switch-over takes place prematurely, just before dead center is reached. Increase the switching pressure by a couple of turns clockwise and ensure that the restrictor in the turning cylinder is correctly positioned.
Why is my Kverneland 150 Farm Equipment plough vibrating during turning?
If you are experiencing vibrations during turning with your Kverneland Farm Equipment plough, the restrictor might be mounted in the wrong port. Try changing its position to resolve the issue.
Why does the turning cylinder creep on my Kverneland Farm Equipment plough?
If the turning or folding-in cylinder creeps during ploughing or transport with your Kverneland Farm Equipment plough, it could be because the turning phase isn't completed, and the cylinder isn't locked. Complete the turning phase and apply the switching pressure. On ploughs with a memory system, any adjustment of the working width should be carried out using the vari-width lever, not the turnover lever.
Discusses the placement and importance of safety decals on the plough.
Provides essential general safety rules for operating and maintaining the plough.
Defines the intended use of the plough and states manufacturer liability for improper use.
Provides detailed technical specifications for different plough models.
Covers tractor preparations including hydraulic connections and depth control settings.
Details the steps for coupling the plough to the tractor, including connections and checks.
Details how to position the plough for transport, with or without a transport wheel.
Explains the procedure to return the plough from transport to ploughing position.
Details how to adjust the working width in increments on the plough.
Explains the adjustment of infinitely variable working width on Variomat models.
Guides on adjusting the first furrow width to match other furrows or compensate for conditions.
Covers adjusting the plough's working depth and related checks.
Emphasizes using original spare parts, protective clothing, and avoiding skin contact with lubricants.
Lists crucial steps to take before performing maintenance on the plough.
Presents a chart detailing maintenance operations and their recommended intervals.
Explains the importance of using appropriate grease and lubricating all points regularly.
Provides a table of general tightening torques for bolts and nuts.
Lists specific tightening torques for hydraulic connection threads.
Explains how to replace shear bolts on the 150 B model for protection.
Explains how to remove and fit auto-reset beams and adjust spring tension.
Describes how to change the auto-reset beam's release force by adjusting springs.
Guides on adjusting the switching pressure in the turning valve for proper plough turning.
Warns about using the parking stand correctly to prevent overturning.
Details how to use the parking stand and park the plough safely.
Lists common problems with the turnover system and their solutions.
Addresses operational issues like first furrow width and levelling.
General| Brand | Kverneland |
|---|---|
| Model | 150 Series |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
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