LANDY S-AG23 (01) PDF Document

The LANDY S-AG23 is designed as a 12″ or 18″ diameter compact drive & Auger for skid steer loaders.

Before connecting hydraulics to the base machine, ensure the following:

– There is no one between the attachment and the base machine.

– The base machine is turned off and the parking brake is on.

– There is no pressure in the hydraulic system.

– Hydraulic hoses are intact.

– There is no skin contact with hydraulic oil when connecting hydraulic hoses.

– You do not pull by the hydraulic hoses, but only by the hydraulic fitting.

When coupling the attachment to the base machine, make sure that:

– All locking cotters are intact and in order.

– There is no pressure in the hydraulic system.

– Hydraulic hoses are intact.

– There is no skin contact to hydraulic oil when connecting hydraulic hoses.

– Do not pull by the hydraulic hoses, but only by the hydraulic fitting.

During operation, pay attention to the following:

– Maintain a safe, appropriate travel speed.

– Watch for other traffic, people, and animals.

– Be aware of danger zones and objects that block your view.

– Watch for children.

– Use turn signals when driving.

– NEVER use the machine if there is someone in the danger zone.

– NEVER go under the attachment.

1. Make sure that the attachment and the base machine are compatible in terms of mechanical solutions, hydraulics, and electricity.

2. Apply the parking brake. The auger is attached to the coupler on the base machine. Attach the auger to the base machine, and make sure the locking cotters are secured.

3. Turn off the base machine and make sure the parking brake is applied.

4. Make sure there is no pressure in the base machine hydraulic system. When connecting, always make sure the hydraulic connectors are clean and the hoses are intact.

5. Check carefully the attachment’s, the base machine’s, and the fitting’s trajectory for collision. Make sure that the needed space for hydraulic hoses and attachments is adequate. Check that the brush roll rotates outwards. If not, switch hoses in the base machine.

6. During the first hours of operating the attachment, bolts, nuts, and connectors might loosen up. Retighten them after the first day of operating the attachment.

Check the following before using the auger:

– The auger is installed properly to the base machine.

– All locking cotters are in place.

– Hydraulic hoses are attached properly.

– Hoses are intact.

– There are no oil leaks in the attachment.

– All functions are in order.

– Learn the functions of the auger in an enclosed area before actual usage.

– Observe all unusual activity and oil leaks when operating the auger.

1. Turn off the base machine, apply the parking brake, and depressurize the system.

2. Detach the hydraulic hoses and protect hose ends with plugs.

3. Unlock the coupling mechanism and detach the device.

4. If the equipment is not likely to be used for a longer period of time, clean it thoroughly after operating and lubricate as instructed. Remove water from the irrigation system’s hoses. If possible, store the unit inside.

– Comply with existing laws and regulations and the instructions given in the manual.

– Never go under an unsecured device.

– Always apply the parking brake of the base machine before performing any actions on the device.

– Only use tools that are in proper working order.

– Be careful with the pressurized hydraulic hoses and components.

– Make sure there is no pressure in the hydraulic system. Take into account the pressure accumulator.

– Make sure hydraulic fluids or greases do not leak to the ground.

– Use all necessary personal protectors.

– During maintenance, the hydraulics of the base machine MUST be turned off. The base machine MUST also be turned off and the parking brake MUST be applied.

– The equipment must be properly supported if maintenance can only be performed by going under the equipment. Never go under the equipment if it is not properly supported.

In order to prevent further damages, inspect the device visually for possible defects. Inspect at least the following daily:

– Check hydraulic hoses and components for possible leaks.

– Check general mechanical functioning.

– Check general condition of structures and make repairs if needed.

– Lubricate, preferably with a grease or equivalent.

– Check all bolts and nuts for tightness.

– Lubricate, preferably with a grease or equivalent.

– Check the mechanical condition of the device for bends, distortions, or breaches.

– Check fastening bolts for tightness.