Implements - Grillo FD 1100 4WD Manual De Montaje, Uso Y Mantenimiento

STORAGE AND LACK OF USE FOR LONG PERIODS
Store the machine in a dry environment, sheltered from the elements and, if possible, covered up.
is to be out of use for more than 30 days (models with petrol engine), drain the fuel from the engine to
prevent sticky deposits from forming in the fuel intake system or in vital parts of carburettor. To avoid this
procedure, it is possible to save fuel in storage up to 12 months by using an appropriate fuel stabilizer.
Add the such additive to the fuel in the tank or in the fuel container. Run the engine for a while to let the
stabilizer get into the fuel system. Caution: if the engine is fed with petrol containing alcohol, drain the
fuel tank and run the engine until there is no fuel left. Regularly check
dropped below 12.5 Volts and if it does so, recharge it.
PROCEDURE
Engine oil Check the level
Change
Air filter Check
replace
Hydraulic oil check the level
replace
Check that the cooler intake grid
is clean
Check that blades are well
sharpened and well-fixed
Lubrificate with grease
Diesel filter Check
Replace
Deck gearbox Replace
P.T.O. gearbox Replace
Diesel decanting device Check
Clean
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Recommended procedure
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Procedure to be carried out if necessary
LIFTING HOOKS AND TRANSPORT
The lifting hooks (fig. 38) location permits that the machine with the mounted cutting deck is perfectly balanced if it
must be lifted up with a crane. Check the machine's weight on the plate and use suitable equipment (ramps, crane,
etc.). If the machine is carried with a camion or with a towed trailer, put the cutting deck in a low position, engage
the parking brake and tie it to the mean of transport through ropes, cables, or chains.
Translation of the original instructions
MAINTENANCE SUMMARY TABLE
EVERY AFTER
8 HOURS 20 HOURS
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IMPLEMENTS

EVERY
50 HOURS
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(first
change)
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15
If the machine
that the battery voltage has not
EVERY ONCE A
100 YEAR
HOURS OR EVERY
250 HOURS
(first change
after 500
hours)
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