1320-1620 Full-Sized Tiller Quick Start Guide || Barreto Manufacturing, Inc. скачать в хорошем качестве

1320-1620 Full-Sized Tiller Quick Start Guide || Barreto Manufacturing, Inc.

This video is for informational purposes only and is not a replacement for reading and fully understanding the operator's manual. Please read the operator's manual before operating, or contact Barreto Manufacturing l if you have any questions or concerns. Always wear the proper personal protective equipment when operating equipment. All hydraulic means easy maintenance, no downtime, and the most efficient use of your horsepower to get the job done. Moreover, weight, balance, stability, and tine speed allow this tiller to work where others can’t. In addition, the open design allows for easy access to the hydraulics when maintaining or repairing. The heavy design means your tiller works for you instead of tossing you around. As a result, counter-rotating tines break up the most difficult soil, clay, or sod. The tine drive motor is directly mounted to the tine shaft, resulting in a system so durable the original tiller was rented out for more than 20 years. The wheel drive and tine drive work independently of each other to allow your tilling travel speed to be adjusted to the soil conditions. The operator-friendly controls couldn’t be easier: one handle to set the tine drive and one to adjust the wheel drive. Engage the clutch lever, use the variable speed drive to adjust the ground speed, and engage the tines when you are ready to till. If you need to stop for a moment, drop the clutch and the tines and wheels will stop, leaving your engine running and ready to pick up where you left off. With no belts, chains, or gears to mess with, maintenance is minimal. Also, the hydraulic motor is recessed outside the frame for easy accessibility and removal. In addition, moving parts are protected by seals and plates. Pressure relief valves prevent damage when tines are blocked, reducing the chance of costly repairs. By choosing hydraulics, you’ll increase your utilization and minimize maintenance costs, improving your bottom line because tiller that’s down produces no revenue.