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If you observe abnormal vibrations in your Seppi Farm Equipment, it could be due to several reasons. One potential cause is an unbalancing of the tool support rotor, in which case you should re-balance the rotor. Alternatively, a counterweight or one or more tools might be broken. If this is the case, replace the tools.
Why is the cutting/mulching quality low on my Seppi Farm Equipment?
If you experience low-quality cutting or mulching with your Seppi Farm Equipment, several factors could be responsible. The rotor might not be reaching the intended speed, in which case you should check the belt tension. Also, the machine adjustment might not be compliant with instructions, so verify the PTO rpm. If your forward speed is too high, adjust the hood or roller and reduce forward speed. Finally, check if the tools are worn and replace them if necessary.
What to do if the PTO turns but the rotor stays still on Seppi Farm Equipment?
If the PTO turns but the rotor stays still on your Seppi Farm Equipment, it could be due to a broken gearbox, broken belts, or a burnt clutch. To resolve this, replace or repair the gearbox, replace the belts, or replace the clutch, as appropriate.
General| Tractor power | 80 - 180 HP |
|---|---|
| Max. working depth | 25 cm |
| Number of Rotors | 1 |
| Teeth | With tungsten tips |
| Transmission | Mechanical |
Specifies requirements for machine operators, including age, health, and knowledge.
Outlines general safety rules and identifies residual risks requiring user precautions.
Details risks related to tractor stability and adherence on slopes or slippery ground.
Warns about dangers from rotating shafts and PTO, requiring proper shutdown procedures.
Warns about injury from ejected objects and the need for safety distances and area inspection.
Details risks from incorrect machine use, foreign material, and using incorrect parts.
Explains standardized safety pictograms used on the machine and their application points.
Defines the machine's purpose, operation, and prohibited uses.
Lists essential checks before starting work, including stickers and PTO.
Detailed steps for starting the machine and commencing operations like crushing or mulching.
Specifies required safety distances to maintain around the operating machine.
Explains how to check and adjust belt tension for different transmission types.
Provides general guidelines for lubrication, including cleaning points and using grease pumps.
Lists recommended lubricants for various machine components.
Guides on using original Seppi components for rotor operation and warranty.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and replacing swinging hammers.
Details procedure for replacing fixed knives, including torque specifications.
Introduces troubleshooting, guiding users to identify and resolve malfunctions.
Lists common faults, their causes, and recommended remedies.
