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Meccanica Benassi MF 223 - User Manual

Meccanica Benassi MF 223
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1. FOREWORD – IDENTIFIC. AND MARKING PAG. 1
2. CONDITIONS-USE - WARRANTY PAG. 2
3. SAFETY WARNINGS PAG. 3-4
4. START – WARNING/DRIVING SIGNS PAG. 5
5. DIMENSIONS – PACKAGE - TRANSPORT PAG. 6
6. CONTROLS – START-UP PAG. 7
7. SAFETY DEVICE–PRESSURE–CONTROLS PAG. 8
8. HANDLEBAR ADJUSTM.- OIL REPLACEM. PAG. 9
9. LUBRICATION – IMPLEMENTS PAG. 10
10. ROTARY HOES – MOWER BAR APPLIC. PAG. 11
11. ADJUSTMENTS – ASSEM./DISASSEMBLY PAG. 12
12. USE OF MOTOR CULTIVATOR PAG. 13
13. MAINTENANCE AND USE PAG. 14
14. NOISE AND VIBRATIONS PAG. 15
15. DECLARATION PAG. 16
GB
03/05
MOTOR CULTIVATOR MF 223 REVERSIBLE
USER’S MANUAL
1 - FOREWORD
INDEX
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2 - MACHINE IDENTIFICATION AND MARKING
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MARKING
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Summary

Foreword and Introduction

Manual Reading and Safety Importance

Emphasizes the importance of reading the manual for safe operation and understanding.

Machine Damage Precautions

Highlights special precautions to prevent machine damage.

Machine Identification and Marking

Serial Number and Marking Information

Mentions the machine serial number for technical service or spare parts and indicates the CE mark.

Conditions of Use

Intended Use and User Responsibility

Machine is designed for intended use; manufacturer not responsible for damages from unintended use.

Maintenance and Unauthorized Changes

Manufacturer's maintenance clauses are integral; unauthorized changes void guarantee.

Compliance with General Safety Regulations

Only trained people should operate; comply with EEC and local safety regulations.

Warranty Information

Authorized Dealer for Warranty Service

Call authorized dealer for troubleshooting, especially during warranty; unauthorized repairs void warranty.

Warranty Terms and Conditions

12-month warranty on parts; labour costs apply. Supplier regulations for market parts.

Safety Warnings and Precautions

General Operating and Safety Guidelines

Covers single operator use, manual reading, safety devices, controls, modifications, untrained users, clear area, blade clearance, handle position, and original parts.

Fueling and Fire Safety

Covers safe refueling practices, fuel handling, and prohibitions on smoking and refueling near ignition sources.

Starting Procedures and Environmental Safety

Includes idle controls, no smoking at start, avoiding confined areas, planning, managing tiredness, clutch engagement, exhaust heat, and appropriate clothing.

Advanced Safety Instructions

Operational Checks and Precautions

Details checks for bolt tightening, clear area, visibility, blade condition, object impact, PTO use, reversing, safety devices, and speed control.

Slope Operation and Machine Handling

Covers avoiding sharp turns on slopes, steep descents, limiting slope angles, fuel tank handling, engine part cleanliness, stopping on level ground, and unlevelled ground procedures.

Storage and General Safety Compliance

Includes securing the machine, avoiding operation with engine running, following maintenance, preparing for inactivity, and adhering to country safety norms.

Machine Start and Warning Signs

Pre-Start Manual Review

Crucial instruction to read the entire manual before starting; notes potential information differences.

General Warning and Instruction Compliance

General warning to follow all safety instructions and warning signs.

Specific Danger Warnings

Highlights dangers such as burns, children proximity, fire risk, rotating parts, knives, and mowing bars.

Operational Control Indicators

Symbols and labels for engagement, disengagement, stop, and accelerator controls.

Dimensions and Package Handling

Dimensions by Model Configuration

Provides overall dimensions for both the motor cultivator and mower versions.

Safe Package Opening Procedures

Details crushing danger, machine weight, and safe carton opening with a lifting system.

Loading and Securing the Machine

Instructions for inserting blade protection and using ramps or a trolley for safe loading.

Controls and Engine Start-Up

Detailed Description of Controls

Lists and describes all control levers: engine stop, clutch, handlebars, throttle, PTO, and gears.

Gearbox Operation and Selection

Explains the 4-speed gearbox and gear selection based on handlebar positions.

PTO and Gear Engagement Precautions

Ensures PTO is idle before reverse gear engagement; use clutch for easier engagement.

Engine Starting Procedure

Follow engine manual for starting; ensure safety devices and controls are ready and idle.

Safety Devices and Tyre Maintenance

Safety Device Operation and Verification

Details the engine stop lever function and the importance of verifying safety devices are working.

Tyre Pressure Monitoring

Instruction to regularly check tyre pressure within the specified limits (1-1.2 Bar).

Controls, Handlebars, and Oil

Clutch and PTO Lever Adjustment

Guides on checking and adjusting the clutch lever idle stroke and PTO control lever.

Handlebar Adjustment Options

Details how to adjust handlebar height (5 positions) and side position (6 positions).

Handlebar Rotation Procedure for Mower Use

Step-by-step instructions for rotating the handlebars to use the machine as a motor mower.

Oil Replacement Procedure and Checks

Covers replacing gearbox and clutch oil when hot, and checking levels with specific tools.

Lubrication and Implement Coupling

Lubricant Types and Recommendations

Lists recommended lubricants for the engine, gearbox, and other components.

Component Lubrication Schedule

Details lubrication checks and oil replacement intervals for various machine parts.

Quick Fit Connection and PTO Engagement

Describes the quick fit connection system and the requirement for PTO engagement to be idle.

Connecting and Disconnecting Implements

Procedure for connecting or disconnecting implements using the knob and sleeve.

Rotary Hoes and Mower Bar Application

Technical Specifications and Working Depth

Provides technical characteristics for rotary hoes and explains working depth adjustment.

Rotary Hoe Maintenance Checks

Checks required for rotary hoe use: bolt position, screw tightness, and valve collets box oil level.

Mower Bar Attachment and Height Adjustment

Instructions for fitting the transmission set, attaching the mower bar, and adjusting its height.

Blade Holder Adjustment and Play

Guides on adjusting blade holder screws and ensuring proper play between blade holder and blade.

Swinging Assembly Oil Check and Lubrication

Check swinging assembly oil level and lubricate blade bush; use specified oil.

Mower Set Adjustments and Maintenance

Connection to Motor Cultivator

Describes how the rotating mower set attaches to the motor cultivator using the Quick Fit connection.

Lever-Based Cutting Height Adjustment

Explains that cutting height is easily adjusted by tightening or loosening the lever '15'.

Blade Removal and Reassembly

Procedure for removing blades by unscrewing screws, cleaning the hub, and reassembly with new nuts.

Mower Set Oil Level Check

Instruction to check the mower set oil level every 200 hours via screw '18'.

Motorcultivator Operation

Running-In Period and Procedures

Standards for the first 80 hours, including warm-up, load limits, and frequent checks.

Pre-Start Engine Checks

Daily checks before starting: engine oil level and fuel quantity in the tank.

Engine Starting and Control Usage

Ensures safety devices are working, controls are idle, and follows manual for starting procedures.

Operational Checks and Adjustments

Covers checks during use, accelerator use, speed changing, and engagement at low speed for mechanical care.

Maintenance and Storage

General Maintenance Standards

Perform maintenance with stopped engine; follow standards for efficiency and longevity; clean weekly.

Component-Specific Maintenance

Includes engine/related members maintenance and tyre care (pressure, wear, avoiding contaminants).

Accessory Usage and Approval

Use manufacturer-approved accessories; other manufacturers' accessories require written approval.

Storage and Protection Procedures

Precautions for long inactivity: protect engine, clean, lubricate, store on trestles, and cover.

Noise and Vibrations

Noise and Vibration Data by Version

Presents acoustic pressure and vibration levels for both motor cultivator and mower versions.

Manufacturer Disclaimer on Specifications

Notes that descriptions and features are non-binding and subject to change without notice.

Declaration of Conformity

Declaration of Conformity and Origin

Declares conformity with CEE regulations and provides manufacturer and origin certificate details.

Model and Serial Number Information

Specifies the model (MF 223) and series number, noting the number's location on the gearbox.

Manufacturing Compliance Statement

Confirms manufacturing in compliance with safety requirements per CEE 89/392, examined against CEN rules.

Declaration Issuance Details

Provides the location, date of declaration, and signatory details.

Meccanica Benassi MF 223 Specifications

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BrandMeccanica Benassi
ModelMF 223
CategoryLawn and Garden Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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