Spearhead Multicut 300 - Blade Bolt Inspection

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Original instructions (ENGLISH)
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Figure 5.21 shows the left-hand and right-hand blades definitions and the direction in which they’re meant to cut.
Figure 5.21
Multicut Range Blade Components
Blade Quantities
Quantity Required
Blade
Multicut 300
A
7770703
2
B
7770702
2
C
7770707
4
D
2770413
4
E
2770414
4
Table 5.9
5.4.5 Blade Bolt Inspection
Blade bolts are prone to getting damaged when coming in contact with foreign or solid objects which can
seriously compromise the wellbeing of machine, the operator and bystanders. Neglecting damaged blade bolts
can cause serious injury or death.
Figure 5.22
Heavy-duty Blade Carrier
The heavy duty blade carrier, an option available on the Multicut 300 (see Figure 5.22) is particularly prone to
blade bolt wear due to it exposed design. The standard blade carrier, which features an anti-scalp dish and the
bolts are more recessed are less prone to wear and damage.
Inspect the heads of blade bolts daily for:
• Visible cracks
• Wear on the recessed area of the head of the bolt
• Gouges and chipped areas
• DANGER! Failure to inspect daily and replace worn or damaged blade bolts may lead to catastrophic
failure of the blades and ejection of the broken part which may cause serious bodily injury or death.