Why is the PTO shaft knocking on my Vicon Farm Equipment?
If the PTO shaft is knocking on your Vicon Farm Equipment, it might be because the top link between your tractor and the machine is too short, especially with low stubble height. To resolve this, increase the length of the top link.
What to do if suspension is in position in Vicon Extra 124?
If the suspension on your Vicon Farm Equipment is in a fixed position, try changing from the swath roller to the swathboard, or vice versa.
General| Brand | Vicon |
|---|---|
| Model | Extra 124 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
General safety instructions for personal protection and machine safety.
Specifies the qualifications and training required for machine operators.
Instructions and safety precautions for attaching the machine to a tractor.
Safety requirements and procedures for road transport of the machine.
General guidelines and precautions for operating the machine safely.
Covers checking surroundings, keeping clear, bolts, PTO speed, oil levels, and malfunctions.
Safety procedures for safely detaching the machine from the tractor.
Importance of adhering to maintenance schedules and using original parts.
Lists technical specs and necessary tractor compatibility for safe operation.
Safety precautions and steps for connecting the machine to the tractor.
Procedures for securing stabiliser chains, attaching PTO, and connecting hydraulics.
Safety guidelines for connecting, avoiding oil mixing, and checking hydraulic systems.
Connects hydraulics and details initial test drive procedures for safe operation.
Safety instructions, legal compliance for lights, warning equipment, and driver responsibility.
Checklist for ensuring the machine is ready for road travel and safe operation.
Emphasizes operator instruction, reading safety, and keeping guards in place.
Checks for clear surroundings, no unauthorized persons, and readiness of components.
Procedures for safe operation in the field, including clearing the area and positioning guards.
Safety measures for disconnecting the machine and parking it securely.
Emphasizes following intervals, original parts, and safety during maintenance.
A schedule outlining checks, lubrication, and replacements at different usage intervals.
Safety for maintenance work, using correct guards, and PTO shaft inspection.
Safety for cutterbar work, oil type/level, and inspection procedures.
Procedures for checking and maintaining the oil level in the gearbox and bevel gear.
Regular inspection of knives for wear and damage, and related checks.
Checking cutting discs for deformities, cracks, and ensuring proper torque.
Safety and procedures for replacing cutterbar parts, including oil changes.
Lists common cutterbar issues, their causes, and solutions with page references.
Addresses PTO shaft knocking likely caused by a short top link.
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