To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if LEMKEN Farm Equipment plough does not remain in the ground?
If your LEMKEN Farm Equipment plough isn't staying in the ground, the intake force might be too low. To fix this, pull in the base, reducing the distance between the share tip and the plough frame. Ensure this distance does not exceed 2 cm.
How to fix LEMKEN Farm Equipment plough that does not move into the ground?
If your LEMKEN Farm Equipment plough is not moving into the ground, it could be due to a share angle that is too low. Try extending the base to increase the distance between the share tip and the plough frame, but not more than 2 cm. Another possible cause is that the upper control link is fitted too high on the mast; try fitting it lower.
Why does my LEMKEN Farm Equipment tractor have too much slippage?
If your LEMKEN Farm Equipment tractor is experiencing excessive slippage, it might be due to incorrect control hydraulics settings causing the plough weight to rest on the support wheel. Adjust the control hydraulics to shift sufficient plough weight onto the tractor, which should improve traction and reduce slippage.
Why does LEMKEN Farm Equipment plough frame stop in the middle of turning?
If the LEMKEN Farm Equipment plough frame stops turning at the middle position, it could be due to several reasons. First, the tractor hydraulics may not be reaching the switch-over pressure needed for the turnover ram. You can reduce the preset switch-over pressure by removing washers (U) located behind the plug (V); removing one washer reduces the switchover pressure by approximately 10 bar. Also, check and maintain the tractor's hydraulic system.
What to do if LEMKEN Farm Equipment plough frame turns back before reaching the half-turned position?
If the LEMKEN Farm Equipment plough frame turns, but the turnover ram switches over too early, causing the frame to turn back, there are a few potential causes. The pre-set switchover pressure might be too low; try increasing it by fitting additional washers (U). Also, inspect the bearings of the turnover device for damage and replace them if necessary.
What to do if the turnover ram switches over immediately on LEMKEN Farm Equipment?
If the turnover ram on your LEMKEN Farm Equipment switches over immediately without turning the plough frame, it could be because the pre-set switchover pressure is too low. Try increasing the pre-set switchover pressure by fitting additional washers (U). Another possibility is that the cone or cone seat in the switchover valve is faulty or leaking, in which case you should replace the turnover ram.
Why does the shear bolt on LEMKEN Farm Equipment frequently shear off?
If the shear bolt on the base of your LEMKEN Farm Equipment frequently shears off, it is likely due to an incorrect shear bolt being fitted. Ensure you are using an original shear bolt.
How to stop LEMKEN Farm Equipment plough from rattling during turning?
If your LEMKEN Farm Equipment plough rattles during the first stage of turning, it may be due to a vacuum being created in the turnover ram. To resolve this, fit a smaller throttle in the turnover ram connection (T).
Legal disclaimer regarding damages from improper use or non-compliance with instructions.
Specifies the guarantee period and the process for rectifying implement faults.
States copyright ownership and usage restrictions for the operating instructions.
Mentions that the manual covers both series components and optional accessories.
Explains hazard symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution) and their associated risk levels.
Describes the symbol used for special user tips and important information.
Indicates symbols related to special recycling and environmental protection measures.
Defines the proper use of the device according to standards and safety rules.
Highlights the importance of keeping all safety devices in working order.
Discusses warning signs indicating residual risks and the need for their replacement.
Details tractor requirements for safe operation, including braking and axle loads.
Provides a labeled diagram illustrating the implement's main components.
Describes the headstock conformity to ISO 730 standards and category specifications.
Details the hydraulic D65 turnover device fitted on the Opal 090 series.
Details the components of the Dural plough body, including mouldboard, share, frog, and landside.
Specifies requirements for identical air pressure and potential use of weights or water.
Advises on adjusting lifting rods to be as short and equal in length as possible.
Recommends fitting the top link tractor-sided as high as possible.
Guides on adjusting the upper control link for correct plough height.
Explains how to set the depth wheel according to the intended working depth.
Refers to a specific page for detailed skimmer information.
Warns about implement loss if linkage categories do not match and provides ISO standards.
Warns against entering danger zones and climbing on the parked implement.
Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the plough on the tractor.
Reiterates warnings about danger zones and not climbing on the parked implement.
Outlines the procedure for unhitching the plough from the tractor.
Emphasizes the need to observe national laws and regulations for road transport.
Stresses reading safety measures and ensuring the implement is used by familiar persons.
Details the process and safety precautions for turning the plough frame.
Explains how to adjust the front furrow width using the Optiquick system.
Guides on adjusting the pull line to eliminate side pull.
Details how to adjust the contact angle using the adjusting screw.
Explains adjusting working width using wedges.
Explains setting the working depth using tractor hydraulics and the depth wheel.
Provides general information on skimmer penetration and positioning.
Details how to set the working depth of the skimmers.
Explains how to fit the sword coulter.
Covers operating depth and side positioning of disc coulters.
Details how to adjust the working depth of the disc coulter.
Explains the function and usage of the depth control wheel.
Describes how the depth control wheel and its bracket are attached.
Explains how to adjust the working depth using screws and bolts for fine-tuning.
Warns about pinch/shear points and procedures for broken shear bolts.
Instructions for emergency shutdown procedures.
Guidance on environmentally friendly disposal of components and materials.
Covers general safety risks during maintenance and the use of protective equipment.
Warns about dangers of working under raised components and securing the tractor.
Details how to secure the tractor and implement to prevent accidents during maintenance.
Highlights risks of hydraulic fluid spurting and necessary precautions.
Warns about risks associated with unsuitable tools and improper posture.
Guides on proper disposal of materials and recycling.
Outlines checks required after initial start-up, daily, and weekly inspections.
Provides general information on securing self-locking nuts and general tightening torques.
Details maximum permissible tyre pressure for specific tyre sizes.
Covers risks of escaping hydraulic fluid and visual inspection of couplings.
Advises visual inspection of plugs/cables and application of anti-corrosion spray.
Provides a chart detailing lubrication intervals for various components.
Lists common faults with hydraulic equipment and their solutions.
Addresses issues with plough not remaining in ground, not moving into ground, or tractor slippage.
Covers faults like shear bolts shearing off and their remedies.
Provides a table with permissible tractor power and implement weight based on furrow count.
States the location of the identification plate on the implement.
General| Brand | LEMKEN |
|---|---|
| Model | Opal 090 B |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
