T/SLTSA 008-2016 Professional Machinery and Equipment Operation Instructions

Scope

Scope: This standard specifies the operation of rotary tillers, middle cultivation and soil-tilling machines, micro-tillers, multi-functional farm management machines, fertilizing and soil-tilling machines, and the safe operation of agricultural machinery. This standard applies to the operation and management of mechanical equipment in all tobacco technical service cooperatives in Shilin Main technical content: 1. Start of rotary tiller operation: The rotary tiller should be in the lifted position first. Engage the power output shaft to increase the blade shaft speed to the rated speed, then lower the rotary tiller to gradually insert the blades into the soil to the required depth. It is strictly prohibited to engage the power output shaft or abruptly lower the rotary tiller after the blades have already entered the soil. During operation, proceed at low speed to ensure quality, break up soil clumps finely, and reduce machine wear. At the same time, pay attention to listening for any abnormal noise or metal knocking sounds from the rotary tiller, and observe the soil fragmentation and tilling depth. If any abnormalities occur, immediately stop the operation and conduct inspections. After eliminating the abnormalities, continue the operation. When turning at field edges, prohibit rotary tiller operation. Raise the rotary tiller to make the blades leave the ground, and reduce the tractor throttle to avoid damaging the blades. When lifting the rotary tiller, the tilt angle of the universal joint should be less than 30° to avoid excessive tilting causing impact and premature wear or damage. During reversing, crossing field ridges, or transferring to new plots, raise the rotary tiller to the highest position and cut off the power to avoid damaging machine components. If transferring to a distant location, use locking devices to secure the rotary tiller. After each shift of operation, the rotary tiller must be maintained: - Clean the blades of mud and weeds

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