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ASSEMBLY, USE AND MAINTENANCE
SPARE PARTS LIST

FINISHING MOWERS
SM 120 -150 -180

TABLE OF CONTENT

CHAPTER 1
1.1
1.2

INTRODUCTION___________________________________________________________________________________3
WARRANTEE _____________________________________________________________________________________3

CHAPTER 2
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5

MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................42

MAINTENANCE DIRECTIONS _______________________________________________________________________43
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS ___________________________________________________________________________44
LAYING UP FOR EXTENDED PERIODS_______________________________________________________________44
MAINTENANCE AND TESTING ______________________________________________________________________45
MAINTENANCE POINTS ___________________________________________________________________________46
CARDAN SHAFT MAINTENANCE ____________________________________________________________________47
NOISE AND VIBRATION ___________________________________________________________________________48
SCRAPPING THE MACHINE ________________________________________________________________________48

CHAPTER 8
8.1
8.2
8.3
8.4
8.5
8.6
8.7
8.8
8.9
8.10

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE.....................................................................31

INTRODUCTION__________________________________________________________________________________32
MOUNTING TO THE TRACTOR _____________________________________________________________________32
CONNECTING THE CARDAN SHAFT _________________________________________________________________33
TRANSPORT BY ROAD ____________________________________________________________________________34
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD USE ___________________________________________________________34
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ________________________________________________________________35

CHAPTER 7
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
7.8

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY ...........................................................................................16

CHECKING THE MACHINE ON DELIVERY ____________________________________________________________17
ASSEMBLY SEQUENCE ___________________________________________________________________________21
SPECIAL MODELS ________________________________________________________________________________29

CHAPTER 6
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6

PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION ...........................................................................................14

TECHNICAL DATA ________________________________________________________________________________15
MAIN MACHINE PARTS____________________________________________________________________________15

CHAPTER 5
5.1
5.2
5.3

GENERAL SUMMARY OF SAFETY AND ACCIDENT - PREVENTION INSTRUCTIONS
...........................................................................................................................................10

GENERAL SUMMARY OF SAFETY AND ACCIDENT-PREVENTION INSTRUCTIONS __________________________11

CHAPTER 4
4.1
4.2

GUIDE TO THE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL AND THEIR
LOCATION ON THE MACHINE..........................................................................................4

SIGNS AND SYMBOLS _____________________________________________________________________________5
WARNING SIGNS__________________________________________________________________________________5
DANGER SIGNS___________________________________________________________________________________6
INDICATION SIGNS ________________________________________________________________________________8
LOCATION OF SIGNS AND SYMBOLS ON THE MACHINE_________________________________________________9

CHAPTER 3
3.1

GENERAL INTRODUCTION - WARRANTY ......................................................................2

SPARE PARTS LIST ........................................................................................................49

REAR DISCHARGE FINISHING MOWER ______________________________________________________________50
LATERAL DISCHARGE FINISHING MOWER ___________________________________________________________52
MULTIPLIER GEARBOX ___________________________________________________________________________54
SPECIAL MODELS ________________________________________________________________________________55
COMPLETE WHEEL_______________________________________________________________________________56
CARDAN SHAFT (E2 090 E) ________________________________________________________________________57
CARDAN SHAFT (B2 090 B) ________________________________________________________________________58
ANTI-SCALPING ROLLER KIT (OPTIONAL) ____________________________________________________________59
REAR DISCHARGE MULCHING KIT (OPTIONAL) ___________________________ Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
LATERAL DISCHARGE MULCHING KIT (OPTIONAL) ________________________ Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.

GENERAL INTRODUCTION - WARRANTY

CHAPTER 1
GENERAL INTRODUCTION - WARRANTY

GENERAL INTRODUCTION - WARRANTY

1.1

INTRODUCTION

The user of the lawn mower (later referred to as the "machine") is responsible for his
own safety as well as that of the people in proximity of it.
It is therefore crucial that the user has detailed information on the use and maintenance of the machine and
on how to connect it correctly to a tractor.
This machine can operate only through a Cardan shaft attached to the power takeoff of an agricultural tractor
equipped with a lifting unit and 3-point universal linkage. This manual is intended both for the operator and
those responsible for maintenance. Essential instructions and procedures to follow during use and maintenance of the machine are conveyed through drawings and text.
The user is responsible for ensuring that the machine is connected to the tractor and is operated in compliance with current legal provisions.
The machine must only be operated and maintained by persons who have read this manual. The manual
should always be kept to hand. It is particularly important to read CHAPTER 3 on general safety instructions.
These instructions must always be heeded.
If you are in any doubt, contact the Assistance Center or your nearest dealer.

1.2

WARRANTEE

On delivery, check that the machine has not been damaged during transport and that all the attachments are
present. Claims must be made in writing to the agent within 8 days of receipt.
The manufacturer warrants new machinery at the time of delivery to the original purchaser to be free from
defects in material and workmanship if properly set up and operated in accordance with this Operator's Manual.
The manufacturer undertakes to repair or replace free of charge any defective part which should be returned
by the purchaser (freight prepaid) and found to be defective by inspection authorized by The manufacturer
during the warranty period.
This warranty will be valid for 12 (twelve) months from the delivery of goods to the original purchaser.
In case the customer is not in a position to return the defective part to the manufacturer, the manufacturer
cannot be held responsible for any cost due for repair or replacement of any part of the machine, he will only
supply the part(s) required for the repair and/or replacement.
The warranty is null and void when it is evident that the machine has been improperly used or repaired or
however repaired without authorization.
The manufacturer undertakes no responsibility for any obligation or agreement reached by any employers,
agents or dealers, which are not in compliance with the above warranty. The manufacturer cannot be held
responsible for the consequent damages. This warranty substitutes any other warranty, express or implied,
and any other manufacturer's obligation.

GUIDE TO THE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL AND THEIR LOCATION ON THE MACHINE

CHAPTER 2
GUIDE TO THE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL
AND THEIR LOCATION ON THE MACHINE

GUIDE TO THE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL AND THEIR LOCATION ON THE MACHINE

2.1

SIGNS AND SYMBOLS

These signs and symbols give information to the operator on how to make the best use of the machine so as
to prolong life, avoid damage, optimize work and, above all, to avoid injury to the operator and anyone within
range of the machine.

2.2

WARNING SIGNS

Before beginning operations, read the instruction manual carefully.

Prior to any maintenance work, adjustments or repairs, stop the machine, set it
on the ground, turn off tractor and apply
parking brake. Remove key from ignition
and consult the instructions and maintenance manual.

This is a warning to use proper accident
protection when carrying out maintenance and repairs

2.1

2.2

2.3

GUIDE TO THE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL AND THEIR LOCATION ON THE MACHINE

Warns the danger of cutting blade

This sign is a reminder to check the oil
level.

2.3

2.4

2.5

DANGER SIGNS
2.6

Indicates an impending dangerous situation which, if not avoided, will cause
death or severe personal injury.

2.7
7.

General danger

GUIDE TO THE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL AND THEIR LOCATION ON THE MACHINE

This indicates a potential danger which, if
not avoided, could cause serious personal injury. It also indicates danger
when removing protective guards.

Indicates a potentially dangerous situation which, if not avoided, can provoke
less severe or minor injuries.

10.

Risk of possible ejection of blunt objects.
Keep a safe distance from the machine.

11.

This indicates the risk of cutting one's
foot. Keep at a safe distance.

12.

This indicates the risk of cutting one's
hand. Keep at a safe distance.

2.8

2.9

2.10

2.11

2.12

GUIDE TO THE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL AND THEIR LOCATION ON THE MACHINE

13.

2.4

Indicates that it is dangerous to touch the
Cardan shaft. For all other information
regarding the Cardan shaft, see the useand-maintenance booklet specifically for
the Cardan shaft which, together with this
manual, makes up the documentation on
safety, use and maintenance of the machine.

INDICATION SIGNS

14.

This indicates the oil level

15.

Indicates a greasing point.

16.

Shows the direction of rotation of the
power takeoff and the maximum number
of revolutions.

NOTE: All the signs and symbols so far shown
appear in the manual. Some of these are also
on the machine: for their location, the diagram
on page 9.

2.13

2.14

2.15

2.16

GUIDE TO THE SIGNS AND SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL AND THEIR LOCATION ON THE MACHINE

2.5

LOCATION OF SIGNS AND SYMBOLS ON THE MACHINE

2.17

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)

Serial number plate
See point 1 page 5
See point 2 page 5
See point 11 page 7
See point 12 page 7
See point 7 page 6
See point 10 page 7
See point 15 page 8
See point 14 page 8
See point 5 page 6
See point 16 page 8
Manufacturer decal
See point 4 page 6
Decal with model of machine

GENERAL SUMMARY OF SAFETY AND ACCIDENT - PREVENTION INSTRUCTIONS

CHAPTER 3
GENERAL SUMMARY OF SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL SUMMARY OF SAFETY AND ACCIDENT - PREVENTION INSTRUCTIONS

3.1

GENERAL SUMMARY OF SAFETY AND ACCIDENT-PREVENTION
INSTRUCTIONS

Read all the directions carefully before using the machine. When in doubt, seek advice from the manufacturers.
The manufacturing company declines all responsibility for non-compliance with the following safety and accident-prevention instructions.

1- Pay attention to the danger signs and symbols in this manual and on the machine.
2- Do not touch moving parts.
3- All work on the machine (including adjustments) must always be carried out with the tractor immobilized
and the engine switched off.

4- On no account may persons or animals be carried on the machine.
5- Driving the tractor with the machine connected is absolutely forbidden to persons lacking suitable experience, or who are in poor health, or who do not have a suitable driving license.

6- All accident-prevention measures recommended in this manual should be scrupulously observed.
7- Connecting the machine to the tractor creates a different weight distribution on the axles and so it is essential to ensure that the tractor-machine combination is stable in all anticipated working conditions. It is
therefore necessary to have exact instructions from the tractor manufacturers. If such instructions are not
available, suitable tests should be conducted in safe conditions in order to assess stability.

8- Once the machine is connected, it can only be controlled through a Cardan shaft complete with the required overload protection and guard secured with the appropriate small chains. Be aware of the rotational direction of the Cardan shaft.

9- Before operating the tractor and machine, check that all transport and operational safety devices are
complete and working.

10- When driving on public roads, you should comply with the Highway Code regulations for the country
concerned.

11- Do not exceed the tractor axle maximum weight and the total mobile weight. Heed transport regulations.
12- Before starting work, familiarize yourself with the control devices and how they work.
13- Wear suitable clothes. Do not wear clothing which is loose or which could become entangled in rotating
or moving parts.

14- Connect the machine to a suitably powerful tractor by using an appropriate lifting unit and in accordance
with instructions.

15- Take maximum care when connecting and disconnecting the machine to and from the tractor.
16- The machine and any road transport attachments must bear the appropriate signs and symbols and
have suitable protection.

17- Never leave the driving seat when the tractor is running.
18- It is extremely important to appreciate that road holding, steering and braking may be significantly affected with the machine attached.

19- When turning corners with the machine attached, be aware of the fact that the centrifugal force will alter
due to the change in the center of gravity.

20- Before engaging the power takeoff check the preset revolution speed. Do not change speed from 540
rpm to 1000 rpm.

21- Under no circumstances should anybody stand near the machine or any moving parts. It is the duty of
the operator to ensure that this requirement is respected.

GENERAL SUMMARY OF SAFETY AND ACCIDENT - PREVENTION INSTRUCTIONS

22- Before leaving the tractor, lower the machine with the lifting unit, stop the engine, apply the parking
brake and remove the ignition key from the instrument panel.

3.1

23- Under no circumstances should anybody go between the tractor and the machine (Fig. 3.1) when the
engine is running and the Cardan shaft is engaged, especially without first having applied the parking
brake and placed chocks against the wheels.

24- Before connecting or disconnecting the machine to or from the 3-point linkage, put the lifting unit lever
into the locked position.

25- The connection pins on the machine must match the connection sockets on the lifting unit.
26- During transport, secure the lateral lifting arms with the appropriate chains and tighteners.
27- When the machine is raised during road transport, put the tractor's hydraulic lifter lever into the locked
position.

28- Only use the Cardan shaft provided by the manufacturer and, in case of replacement, substitute it with
one having the same characteristics.

29- Regularly check all protection on the Cardan shaft. This should always be in excellent condition and securely fixed.

30- It is important to ensure that the protection on the Cardan shaft is complete.
31- Connection and disconnection of the Cardan shaft must be carried out with the engine switched off.
32- Pay particular attention to the correct connection and safety of the Cardan shaft and the power takeoffs
on the machine and the tractor.

33- Prevent the cardan shaft protection from rotating using the chains supplied.
34- Before engaging the power takeoff, make sure that there are no people or animals in the vicinity and that
the selected engine speed corresponds to that permitted. Never go above the maximum permitted.

35- Do not engage the power takeoff when the engine is not running.
36- Always disengage the power takeoff when the Cardan shaft is at too wide an angle (it should never be
more than 35° Fig. 3.2) and when it is not in use.

37- Only clean and grease the Cardan shaft when the power takeoff is disengaged, the engine is off, the
parking brake is applied and the ignition key is removed.

GENERAL SUMMARY OF SAFETY AND ACCIDENT - PREVENTION INSTRUCTIONS

38- On disconnecting the Cardan shaft, replace the protective hood on the power takeoff shaft.
39- Prolonged use of the machine can cause the drive boxes to become hot. To avoid any risk of getting
burnt, avoid touching these areas both during
use and some time afterwards.

40- Periodically check screws and nuts for tight-

3.2

ness and grip. Tighten if necessary.

41- When carrying out maintenance work or
replacing the blades, raise the machine and
rest on adequate supports.

42- Use the quantities of grease and oil advised.
43- Spare parts must meet the requirements as

defined by the manufacturer. Use only original
spare parts.

44- Safety decals must always be clearly visible.

They must be kept clean and replaced if they
become too illegible (they can be ordered from
the agent if necessary).

45- The instruction booklet must be available for
the lifetime of the machine.

PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION

CHAPTER 4
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION

PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION

4.1

TECHNICAL DATA
Model

RPM
of gearbox

Blade
RPM

Blade tip
speed
m/s

No.
Blades

Cutting height
mm

inches

Power
required
HP/kW

SM/120

540*

3250

70. 1

20 - 100

3/4" - 4"

20/15

SM/150

540*

2630

70. 5

20 - 100

3/4" - 4"

30/22

SM/180

540*

2230

70. 5

20 - 100

3/4" - 4"

40/30

* Standard supply (gearboxes with P. T. O. shaft of 1000 r. p. m. and 2000 r. p. m. are supplied on request). The manufacturer reserves the right to alter the technical data without notification.

4.2

MAIN MACHINE PARTS
ITEM
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Description
Machine casing
Gearbox support
Gearbox
Protective cap
Protective guard
Protective chain
Tie rod
Front bracket

ITEM
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

Description
3-point hitch
Axles
Wheel unit
Pin lever
Cardan shaft
Name plate
Side ejector piece

4.1

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

CHAPTER 5
DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.1

CHECKING THE MACHINE ON DELIVERY

All parts carefully checked before dispatch or delivery.
On receiving the machine, ensure that it not been
damaged during transport. If damage has
occurred, contact the dealer concerned.
How the machine is lifted will depend on the model
and the type of packing. Details are given below.
The packing can vary from country to country depending on transport requirements.

5.1

Lift the machine using a forklift truck, crane or
other suitable equipment of sufficient capacity after
first checking the weight of the configurations in the
table given below.
5.2
Check the stability and positioning of the load on
the forklift truck forks or crane hook.
Keep the load as low as possible during movement
for maximum stability and to ensure that the operator has maximum visibility.
If a forklift truck is used, ensure that the forks are
positioned as wide apart as possible.
The manufacturer packages the machines according to the following models:
Fig. 5.1: represents the standard packaging for
the lawn mower with rear grass ejector.
Fig. 5.2: represents the standard packaging for
the lawn mower with side grass ejector.
Fig. 5.3: represents the packaging for both the
lawn mower with rear grass ejector and
lawn mower with side grass ejector.
Fig. 5.4: represents the packaging for both machine types using nylon film (in this case a varying number
of machines may be packed together, depending on the quantity ordered by the client and the
space available on the transport means).

MACHINE WEIGHT KG-LBS

PACKAGING TYPE
120 Rear

120 Side

150 Rear

150 Side

180 Rear

180 Side

Fig. 5.1 *

178-390

208-455

239-525

Fig. 5.2 *

168-370

202-445

227-500

Fig. 5.2 *

200-440

186-410

229-505

221-485

266-585

256-565

Fig. 5.4 **

173-380

164 -360

202-445

194-425

231-475

221 -485

* Weight of crated machine
** Net weight of one machine each model

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

Notes:
1) Slightly different packaging from those represented may occasionally be
used, depending on the methods of transport or handling.
2) The packing consists mainly of wood, which should be disposed of according to the laws in force in the country where the machine is used.
The plastic film should also be disposed of according to the laws in force in the country
where the machine is used.
3) When storing, it is permissible to stack 2-3 crates on top of each other. Make sure that they
are perfectly aligned vertically.
4) In the case of further transportation, make sure the machine is well secure on the transport
means.

5.3

5.4

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

The unpacked machine is composed of the following parts:
Machine with rear grass ejector Machine with side grass ejector
ITEM Description
Q.ty ITEM Description
Q.ty
1) Machine casing
1
1) Machine casing
1
2) Wheel axle
2
2) Wheel axle
2
3) Wheel unit
4
3) Wheel unit
4
4) Front bracket
1
4) Front bracket
1
5) Tie rod
2
5) Tie rod
2
6) Protective cap
1
6) Protective cap
1
7) Cardan shaft
1
7) Cardan shaft
1
8) Bag of nuts and bolts 1
8) Bag of nuts and bolts 1
9) Bag of accessories
1
9) Bag of accessories
1
10) Side ejector piece
1
N.B. In the packaging type on Fig. 5.4, the axles 2 are already attached to the main casing 1.
5.5

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

The contents of item 8 (bag) are as follows:
Machine with rear grass ejector
Description
Q.ty
Shim D 25/35 x 2
4
Shim D 25/35 x 6
4
Shim D 25/35 x 12
4
Shim D 25/35 x 25
4
Shim D 25/35 x 32
4
Screw M12x35
4
Screw M12x90
1
Screw M10x80
4
Screw M8x16
2
Self-locking nut M12
5
Flat washer D 10.5
4
Flat washer D 8.5
2
Notched washer D 10.5
4
Grease nipple M6
4
Split pin BS 8
4
Split pin BC 3
2
Pin
2
3 -point bush
2
Pin D 19
2

Machine with side grass ejector
Description
Q.ty
Shim D 25/35 x 2
4
Shim D 25/35 x 6
4
Shim D 25/35 x 12
4
Shim D 25/35 x 25
4
Shim D 25/35 x 32
4
Screw M12x35
4
Screw M12x90
1
Screw M10x80
4
Screw M8x20
3
Screw M8x16
2
Self-locking nut M12
5
Nut M8
3
Flat washer D 10.5
4
Flat washer D 8.5
5
Notched washer D 10.5
2
Notched washer D 8.5
3
Grease nipple M6
4
Split pin BS 8
4
Split pin BC 3
2
Pin
2
3 -point bush
2
Pin D 19
2

Bag item 9 is the same for both machine types and contains:
3-point hitch
Lower hitch

Q.ty 1
Q.ty 2

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.2

ASSEMBLY SEQUENCE

Assembly is highly dangerous and must be carried out in strict accordance with the following instructions. We
recommend that qualified personnel perform assembly. We also recommend that assembly be carried out in
a flat, open area with no people (particularly children) nearby who could be severely injured if they were to
touch or move any parts of the machine.

5.2.1
Keep the main casing 1
approx. 300/500 mm
above the ground, resting
it on suitable supports or
on the forks of a forklift.

5.6

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.7

5.2.2
Fit the protective cap 2 to
the correct mounting on
the gearbox 1 using the
flat washers 3 and the
screws 4.
For this step you will use:
Item 2: n° 2 - flat washers
D 8.5 (D 21/64)
Item 3: n° 2- screws
M8x16 (5/16x5/8)

5.8

5.2.3

Fit the axles 2 to the
main casing 1. To do this
you must initially remove
the central screws 6 and
the washers 4 & 5, which
attach the protective,
guard 3 to the main casing 1. Then fix the axles
2 to their correct mountings on the main casing 1
using the flat washers 4,
the notched washers 5
and the screws 6. For
this step you will use:
Item 4: n° 6 - flat washers
D 10.5 (D 27/64)
Item 5: n° 6 - notched
washers D 10.5 (27/64)
Item 6: n° 6 - screws
M10x80
(D 25/64x3"3/16)

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.2.4

Fit the wheel units 2 to their correct mountings on the axles 1. Connect the shim 3 (D 25/35x12 - D
1"x1"3/8x1/2") to the axle on wheel unit 2. The shim is selected according to the required cutting height (see
page 36), therefore what we are describing is an example.
Next, the wheel unit 2, onto which the shim 3 has been secured, must be connected to the correct seat on
the axles 1. Now fasten onto the axle of the wheel unit 2 the shims:
item 4 (D 25/35x32 - D 1"x1"3/8x1”1/4)
item 5 (D 25/35x25 -D 1"x1"3/8x1")
item 6 (D 25/35x6 - D 1"x1"3/8x1/4)
item 7 (D 25/35x2 - D 1"x1"3/8x5/64).
At this stage secure everything with the split pins
8. Fit the grease nipples
9 to the correct positions
5.9
on the axles 1.
For this step you will use:
Item 8: n° 4 - split pins
D 8 (5/16)
Item 9: n° 4 - grease nipples M6 (15/64)

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.2.5

Fix the front bracket 2 to the correct mountings on the main casing 1 using the screws 3 and the nuts 4. Do
not tighten the nuts 4. For this step you will use:
Item 3: n° 2 - screws M12x35 (15/32x1"3/8)
Item 4: n° 2 - nuts M12 (15/32)

5.10

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.2.6

Fit the tie rods 3 to the correct seats of the main casing 1 and the front bracket 2 using the screws 4 and the
nuts 5. Do not fully tighten nuts 5.
For this step you will use:
Item 4: n° 2 - screws M12x35 (15/32x1"3/8)
Item 5: n° 2 - nuts M12 (15/32)

5.11

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.2.7

First fix the bushes 4 onto the 3-point hitch 1. The lug of the bush must be positioned on the inside of the 3point hitch 1. The 3-point hitch 1 with secured bushes 4 must be fixed to the front bracket 2 and tie rods 3 using screw 5 and nut 6. Now fully tighten the nuts in points (A) and (B).
For this step you will need:
Item 5: n° 1 - screw M12x90 (15/32x3"3/4)
Item 6: n° 1 - nut M12 (15/32)

5.12

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.13

5.2.8

Only for machines with side
grass ejector

Attach the side ejector
piece 2 to the main casing 1 using the screws 3,
the flat washers 4, the
notched washers 5 and
the nuts 6. For this step
you will need:
Item 3: n° 3- screws
M8x20 (5/16x3/4)
Item 4: n° 3 - flat washers
D 8.5 (D 21/64)
Item 5: n° 3- notched
washers D 8.5 (D 21/64)
Item 6: 3 nuts M8 (5/16)

5.14

5.2.9

Fit the lever 2 to the
correct seat on the main
casing 1 and secure it
with the pin 3 and split
pin 4. Fix pin 5 on to the
lever 2 and lock it with
the Grower washer 6 and
the nut 7.
N. B. There are two
holes at one end of
lever 2 in order to attach it to the machine.
To choose which holes
should be used, see
page 37

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.2.10
Now the machine is completely assembled and ready for use.
5.15

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.3

SPECIAL MODELS

Lawn mowers that can be attached to the front of tractors are also available. They are used and maintained
in the same way as the other models. We will briefly illustrate where it is necessary to follow a slightly different procedure.

5.3.1

ASSEMBLY

The front bracket 1 should be attached to brackets "A" in the same way as the standard models. The tie rods
2 should be attached to
brackets "B" and to the
correct mounting on the
front bracket 1, again us5.16
ing the same procedure
as in the standard models. The 3-point hitch 3
should also be fitted in
the same way. See point
5.2.1-5.2.10 page 21-27

DELIVERY AND ASSEMBLY

5.3.2

MOUNTING TO THE TRACTOR

All the instructions for the standard models are valid. Bear in mind that hooking the machine up to the tractor
is not an easy task, as the tractor could obstruct one from getting close enough to the machine. In order to
do this you must attach the tractor's transport arms 1 to the brackets 3 using the pins 4 and split pins 5. Then
attach the tractor's 3-point hitch 2 to the machine's 3-point hitch 6.
Carry out all the necessary adjustments described in points 6.3-6.6 on pages 33-41.
N.B.- The brackets 3 can be shifted by adjusting the screws, which secure them to the frame of the
machine, so as to accommodate the tractor's transport arms 1.
These machines are
supplied with 1000 or
2000 r. p. m. gearboxes
and with clockwise or anticlockwise direction of
rotation. Make sure that
the machine is compatible with the tractor.

5.17

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

CHAPTER 6
ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

6.1

INTRODUCTION

1) Connection to the tractor is highly dangerous. Take great care and carry out
the entire operation in strict compliance with the following instructions.
2) Nobody should go near the area between the tractor and the machine.
3) Check that all warning and danger signs are in place and legible.
4) Check that the tractor is in good running order.
5) Check the engine oil, gearbox oil, brake fluid and cooling water levels as well as the tire pressures.
6) Refer to the tractor operator's manual.

6.2

MOUNTING TO THE TRACTOR

Bring the tractor close in reverse and check that the transport arms of the tractor 1 are aligned with the pins
2. Turn off the tractor,
apply the parking brake
and remove the key from
the ignition.
6.1
Fit the joints at the tips of
the arms 1 on to the pins
2 and secure them with
the split pins 3.
Connect the tractor's 3point hitch 4 to the machine's 3-point hitch 5 using pin 6 and split pin 7.
Adjust the tie rods 8 so
that lateral oscillation of
the machine is limited: it
is advisable to maintain a
lateral oscillation of about
50 mm (2").
By adjusting the arms 9,
level the machine with
the ground.

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

6.3

CONNECTING THE CARDAN SHAFT

More detailed information may be found in the Cardan shaft manual which, together with this manual, is an
essential part of the accident-prevention documentation.
It is your responsibility to read and comply with this documentation. If information given in this manual should
conflict with that given in the Cardan shaft manual, you should follow the instructions given by the Cardan
shaft manufacturer.

Fit the Cardan shaft and check that the shaft is connected correctly both at the tractor end and at the machine end. For more details, see the descriptions on the following pages.
If a safety system is provided, this should be fitted
to the machine end, not to the tractor end.
During both transport and use, avoid conditions
where the Cardan transmission shaft is extended
to the maximum. In all working conditions, the telescopic tubes must overlap by at least 1/3 of their
length (Fig.6.2).

6.2

Conversely, when the Cardan shaft is contracted to
the maximum, there should still be a gap of approximately 50 mm (2") (Fig.6.3).

6.3

Take particular care when connecting the two Cardan shaft end forks and make sure that they are
fully secured. This is achieved by inserting the
safety pins and bolts (1) (Fig.6.4.) in the special
slots (2) on the power takeoff shafts on both the
tractor and machine ends.
A loose shaft could come apart and cause considerable mechanical damage and serious injury to
persons.

6.4

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

6.4

TRANSPORT BY ROAD

After the machine has been attached to the tractor as previously described and before
transporting it to or from fields or any other workplace, the following instructions should
be heeded:

Before setting off with the machine attached to the tractor, check the local road transport regulations. During
transport keep the machine fully raised with the power takeoff disengaged and the lifting unit immobilized.
Check that all guards, safety protection and locking split pins are in place, functioning and correctly fitted.
Ensure that nobody leans against, or climbs on to, the machine during transport. The machine is an agricultural machine NOT designed for transporting persons or goods. Consult the tractor maintenance and-use
manual where necessary. Maintain constant control over the vehicle and ensure that you know how to stop
the tractor quickly and switch off the engine.
When on a public road, observe all Highway Code regulations. Drive near the edge of the road and try not to
obstruct traffic.
Do not park the tractor and/or the machine where it might obstruct, or be a danger to, any public right of way.
Avoid going onto a public road if the tractor or machine is very dirty - you could leave a trail of soil, grass and
other matter which could dirty the road and obstruct normal traffic.

6.5

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD USE

Before starting work, familiarize yourself with the following general instructions:
Before using the machine ensure that all safety precautions are taken.
Check that all safety protection and guards are in place and working.
Inspect the work site in order to familiarize yourself with the terrain.
Do not start the tractor before being properly seated in the driving position.
Do not start the machine if it is damaged (or even if you only suspect it is damaged) and inform your nearest
dealer of the problem and ask for assistance.
Do not allow yourself to become distracted when working: give your full attention to the job in hand.
Maintain constant control over the tractor and ensure that you know how to stop quickly and switch off the
engine.
Caution when working on inclines. It is better to work from the bottom to the top of an incline (or from the top
to the bottom), rather than across an incline where there is a risk of overturning. Check and heed the instructions supplied by the tractor manufacturer, especially those concerning the maximum incline on which it is
possible to work.
It is advisable to reduce speed when working and maneuvering on inclines and only to change speed and
direction gradually. Do not make sudden stops or starts.
Do not work on wet or slippery grass or terrain, or anywhere where grip is poor. If this is unavoidable, work at
a slow speed so as to ensure operator safety.
Always switch off the tractor engine, apply the parking brake and remove the ignition key whenever you have
to attend to the machine to make adjustments or to remove grass and other objects which might be entangled in the machine.
Before leaving the tractor, disengage the power takeoff, lower the machine until its wheels are on the ground
and put the hydraulic directional control lever into the locked position.
Never go near the rotors until they have completely stopped moving.
Never attempt to make adjustments to the machine while it is running. Always stop the machine before carrying out any such work. Do not oil the machine when it is running or is connected to the power takeoff.
Do not use the control levers as handholds since they can move and do not give a secure grip. Furthermore,
any involuntary movement of a control lever can cause unintentional movement of the tractor or machine.

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

6.6

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

In addition to the instructions given above, each time you have to make adjustments before and during work,
we recommend moving the tractor and machine to a firm, flat open area.
Before getting off the tractor to make adjustments, follow this procedure exactly:
1) Lower the machine until its wheels touch the ground (this is recommended every time the tractor is
stopped for any reason).
2) Put the hydraulic directional control lever on the tractor into the locked position.
3) Switch off the engine, leaving the tractor in gear.
4) Apply the parking brake.
5) Remove the ignition key from the instrument panel.
Now prepare the machine for field use as indicated below.

6.6.1

PRELIMINARY CHECK

Ensure that:
1) The power takeoff speed is 540 r.p.m. (for special machines made on request, gearboxes are fitted
and preset for power takeoff with a speed of 1000/2000 r.p.m.).
2) The direction of rotation of the tractor's power takeoff corresponds with that of the gearbox, because
the cutting blades "A" must rotate in the direction indicated by the arrows.
3) The machine is assembled correctly and in good operating condition by following the instructions of
this manual and therefore guaranteeing maximum safety.

6.5

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

6.6.2

ADJUSTING THE CUTTING HEIGHT

The cutting height is determined by the shims 1-2-3-4-5, which are inserted between the wheel unit 6 and the
axle 7 in various combinations.
These determine the different cutting positions ranging from a minimum of 15 mm (5/8") to a maximum of 92
mm (3" 7/8).
To carry out this operation you should keep the machine raised.
Remove the split pin 8 which secures the wheel
unit 6 to the axle 7.
Then select the position of the shims which allows
you to obtain the desired cutting height. Re-lock
6.6
wheel unit 6 with the split pin 8.

6.7

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

6.6.3

ADJUSTING THE MACHINE'S 3-POINT HITCH AND THE TRACTOR'S TRANSPORT
ARM

Now lower the machine until the wheels are firmly resting on a solid level surface. By adjusting the various
hoist controls of the tractor, position the machine parallel to the ground both longitudinally and transversely.
Adjusting the tractor's 3-point hitch 1, make sure that the machine's hitch 2 can move back and forth freely
when the machine is level on the ground.
The transport arm 3 should also move up and down freely. Furthermore, the transport arm 3 has two holes
"A" and "B" opposite the pin, which enable the operator to attach the machine to any kind of lift.

6.8

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

6.6.4

ADJUSTING THE BELT TENSION

The machine belts are tightened by the manufacturer, but after the running-in phase or whenever the cutting
blades appear not to be functioning properly, it is necessary to re-tighten the belts to the correct tension. To
do this one should carry out the following steps:
a)
b)
c)
d)

Remove the screws 1 & 2 and take off the protective guard 3.
Loosen the nuts 4 which secure the slide reduction unit 5.
Loosen the lock nut 6,
Adjust the screw 7 so that the slide reduction unit 5 can move in direction "A" until the belt 8 has a
flexure in section "C" equivalent to the flexure "E" indicated in the table.
e) Now re-tighten the screw 7 with the lock nut 6 and re-secure the slide reduction unit 5 with the nuts
4.
f) Re-fit the protective guard and secure it with the screws 1 & 2.

6.9

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

6.6.5

GENERAL RULE FOR CALCULATING THE TIGHTNESS OF BELT TYPES
SPB / 5V / 15N / XPB / 5VX

For better understanding of general rule for calculating the tightness of belt see Fig.6.9.

K•C
100

E = Flexure (mm) of a section of belt (C) subjected to a force (F) equivalent to 75 N (~7.5 kg)
applied to the center of the section (C/2).
K = Flexure (mm) of a 100 mm (4") section of belt subjected to a force of 75 N (~7.5 kg) applied
to the center of the section.
Diameter of the smallest belt pulley (mm)

Values of K (mm)

80<160

160<224

2.55

224<355

2.22

>355

2.1

C = Longer section of belt of transmission (mm).
C/2 = The middle of the longer belt of transmission where the force (F) must be applied (mm).
F = Force applied to check the tension of the belts, equivalent to 75 N (~7.5 kg).

The table below reports the right values for the finishing mowers:

Values of general rule parameters (mm)
Parameters

Machine Model
SM 120

SM 150

SM 180

422

522

622

12.5

15.5

18.5

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

6.6.6

REPLACING THE BLADES

If possible, carry out this operation in a workshop after having detached the machine from the tractor and
raised it with a suitable hoist (see page 21). If there is no choice but to carry out the operation on the field,
choose a firm, level spot.
a) Raise the machine to the tractor hoist's maximum height and apply the parking brake.
b) Disconnect the power takeoff, turn off the tractor and remove the key from the ignition.
c) Insert a support between the machine and the ground to prevent it from falling.
d) At this point tighten the hub pin 2 with the wrench 1 and unscrew the nut 4 with the wrench 3.
e) Then remove the blade 5 and replace it with a new one.
f)

Now re-tighten the nut 4.

6.10

ADJUSTMENT, PREPARATION AND USE

6.6.7

TEMPORARY PARKING

If the machine has to be temporarily parked (for extended periods see page 44) proceed as follows, bearing
in mind the instructions in CHAPTER 3.
Before getting off the tractor, follow this procedure exactly:

1- Choose a flat, hard open space, away from frequented areas if possible.
2- Lower, the machine until its wheels touch the ground (this is recommended every time the tractor is
stopped for any reason).

3- Put the hydraulic directional control lever on the tractor into the locked position.
4- Switch off the engine, leaving the tractor in gear.
5- Apply the parking brake.
6- Remove the ignition key.
7- Repeat the operations described on point 6.2 page 32, but in reverse.

MAINTENANCE

CHAPTER 7
MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE

7.1

MAINTENANCE DIRECTIONS

All cleaning, lubrication and maintenance operations must be carried out with the machine disconnected from
the tractor. In an emergency with the machine still connected to the tractor, switch off the engine, apply the
parking brake, disengage the power takeoff and remove the ignition key from the instrument panel.
Regular, correct maintenance and proper operation are the basic prerequisites for the long-term efficiency
and safe operation of the machine.
Pay special attention to all instructions given on signs located on the machine.
All maintenance should be carried out in an area having the proper equipment readily available and in good
condition. This area must always be kept clean and dry and must, have enough surrounding space to facilitate operations.
Any work must be carried out by trained personnel. Contact the dealer nearest to you.
Respect the warnings and procedures for maintenance and technical assistance given in this manual.
Do not use petrol, solvents or other flammable liquids as deterrents.
Use commercial non-flammable and non-toxic solvents, authorized by competent bodies.
Do not use compressed air or water at high pressure to clean the machine. If this is unavoidable, then wear
goggles with side protection and limit the pressure as much as possible. When the work is finished, and with
the machine disconnected from the tractor, inspect and check the machine completely.

MAINTENANCE

7.2

REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS

Any repair work must be carried out with the machine at rest and disconnected from the tractor.
Do not carry out welding without authorization and instructions from the manufacturers.
Disconnect the machine from the tractor before any welding work in order not to damage the battery.
Always use a protective mask, goggles and gloves when welding, sanding or grinding or when using a hammer or drill.
Always work on the machine out of doors. If you have to operate the machine when connected to the tractor
in an enclosed area (for example when testing after repair and/or maintenance), ensure that there is sufficient ventilation so as to prevent noxious exhaust gases accumulating.
In order to acquire the necessary control and to operate in safety, practise various manoeuvres by simulating
those required in the workplace with the help of an experienced person.
If you activate the machine while it is raised from the ground, make sure there is nobody standing nearby or
in a dangerous position.

7.3

LAYING UP FOR EXTENDED PERIODS

At the end of the season, or when an extended period of inactivity is envisaged, it is advisable to:
a) Clean the machine following instructions and allow it to dry.
b) Check it carefully and replace any damaged or worn parts.
c) Thoroughly tighten all screws and bolts.
d) Grease the machine thoroughly and then cover it completely and lay it up in a dry place.
It is to the user's advantage to carry out these operations carefully. In this way, he will have a machine in
perfect condition when work is restarted.
On recommencing work, repeat all the proper checks so as to be certain of working in conditions of maximum safety.

MAINTENANCE

7.4

MAINTENANCE AND TESTING

To effect the lubrication of the blade hubs 1 and the testing of the belt tension 5, it is necessary to remove
the protective guard "A" (see point 6.6.4 page 38).
Once these operations have been completed, re-attach the protective guard "A" properly.
To change (or top up) the oil, remove the caps B & C from the gearbox 3.
Pour the oil into the hole of cap B until it comes out of the hole of cap C, and then put back both caps.
The quantity of oil needed for a complete change is 0.5 litres.
The type of oil used must be in accordance with regulation ISO 320 VG.
The maintenance table specifies how often the oil should be changed.

7.1

MAINTENANCE

7.5

MAINTENANCE POINTS

No.

Qty.

Description

Operation

Every x hours

Product
to use

Blade hubs

Lubricate

Grease *

Wheel supports

Lubricate

Grease *

Gearbox

Top up or oil change

Oil **

P. T. O. Shaft

Clean

—

Belts

Check tension

See page 39

—

General checking of bolts, security pins and split pins to be carried out initially after
the first 8 hours of use. Subsequently every 50 hours and whenever the machine is
laid up for extended periods.

Note:
X=

First time after 50 hours. Then every 500/800 hours. It is advisable anyhow to replace oil at
least once a year. Check oil every 50 hours.

Each time the Cardan shaft is disconnected and whenever the machine is stopped, we recommended that you clean the power takeoff shaft and replace the protective cover.

* Grease type: NLGI2
** Oil type: ISO 320 VG (SAE 80W/90 EP)

MAINTENANCE

7.6

CARDAN SHAFT MAINTENANCE

More detailed information may be found in the Cardan shaft manual, which, together with this manual, forms
an essential part of the accident-prevention documentation. It is your responsibility to read and comply with
this documentation.
If information given in this manual conflicts with that given in the Cardan shaft manual, you should follow the
instructions given by the Cardan shaft manufacturer.
7.2

7.6.1

MAINTENANCE OF SLIDING PARTS
DISMANTLING

Turn the two eccentric
pins on the ferrule until
the protective cone comes
free.

Withdraw the shaft protective guard.

Cheek the condition of the
ferrule and all protective
parts.

ASSEMBLY
7.3

7.4

7.5
7.6

Lubricate the supporting
ferrule seating.

Refit the supporting ferrule.

Reattach the protective
guard to the Cardan shaft
by turning the eccentric
pins on the supporting ferrule.

7.7

7.8

7.9

MAINTENANCE

7.7

NOISE AND VIBRATION

Noise affecting the tractor driver (from the machine only) is less than 70 dB.
Vibration from the machine affecting the upper body and limbs of the driver is insignificant and is lower than
the values given in Point 3.6.3 of Enclosure 1 of the Machine Directives (89/392/EEC, 91/386/EEC).

7.8

SCRAPPING THE MACHINE

The machine consists mainly of ferrous material which must be disposed of according to the regulations in
force in the country concerned.
There is also a small amount of plastic, which must be disposed of according to the regulations in force in the
country concerned.
There is a very small amount of residual grease which must be disposed of according to the regulations in
force in the country concerned.

SPARE PARTS LIST

CHAPTER 8
SPARE PARTS LIST

SPARE PARTS LIST

8.1

REAR DISCHARGE FINISHING MOWER

TABLE NO. 920.049

SPARE PARTS LIST

TABLE NO.910.049
Item
Pos.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
33A
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72

SM/120 P
Part No.
Code
110.059
110.068
100.020
100.044
100.042
100.043
100.045
100.046
600.116
600.124
100.006
100.008
600.165
600.156
600.077
100.047
100.064
600.006
600.746
600.123
600.122
100.060
600.010
600.102
100.059
100.056
600.181
600.702
600.160
600.322
600.141
100.124
100.558
100.559
100.040
600.061
600.100
100.022
100.273
600.171
600.075
600.104
600.158
100.039
600.162
600.019
600.616
100.116
100.062
100.115
600.152
100.119
105.091
600.214
600.249
600.115
110.063
600.037
600.117
100.048
100.049
100.052
100.051
100.050
100.010
600.172
600.335
600.296
600.347
600.818
100.577
100.125
600.034

Qty
1
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
8
4
4
4
9
3
3
18
3
3
3
2
17
28
1
1
1
6
1
11
2
1
1
1
2
6
8
1
1
1
4
4
4
2
6
2
4
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
10
1
6
6
3
3
3
3
6
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3

SM/150 P
Part No.
Code
110.060
110.069
100.020
100.044
100.042
100.043
100.045
100.046
600.116
600.124
100.006
100.008
600.165
600.156
600.077
100.047
100.065
600.006
600.746
600.123
600.122
100.058
600.010
600.102
100.057
100.054
600.181
600.702
600.160
600.322
600.139
100.131
100.561
100.562
100.040
600.061
600.100
100.021
100.273
600.171
600.075
600.104
600.158
100.039
600.162
600.019
600.616
100.117
100.062
100.115
600.152
100.120
105.091
600.214
600.249
600.115
110.064
600.037
600.117
100.048
100.049
100.052
100.051
100.050
100.010
600.172
600.335
600.296
600.347
600.818
100.577
100.125
600.034

Qty
1
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
8
4
4
4
9
3
3
18
3
3
3
2
17
28
1
1
1
8
1
11
2
1
1
1
2
6
9
1
1
1
4
4
4
2
6
2
4
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
11
1
8
6
3
3
3
3
6
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3

SM/180 P
Part No.
Code
110.061
100.699
100.020
100.044
100.042
100.043
100.045
100.046
600.116
600.124
100.006
100.008
600.165
600.156
600.077
100.047
100.066
600.006
600.746
600.123
600.122
100.058
600.010
600.102
100.057
100.055
600.181
600.702
600.160
600.322
600.140
100.131
100.572
100.573
100.040
600.061
600.100
100.021
100.273
600.171
600.075
600.104
600.158
100.039
600.162
600.019
600.616
100.118
100.062
100.115
600.152
100.120
105.091
600.214
600.249
600.115
110.065
600.037
600.117
100.048
100.049
100.052
100.051
100.050
100.010
600.172
600.335
600.296
600.347
600.818
100.577
100.125
600.034

Qty
1
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
8
4
4
4
9
3
3
18
3
3
3
2
17
28
1
1
1
9
1
11
2
1
1
1
2
6
10
1
1
1
4
4
4
2
6
2
4
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
12
1
9
6
3
3
3
3
6
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3

DESCRIPTION
COMPLETE HOOD
WHEEL AXLE
WHEEL SUPPORT
DIST.WASHER 12mm 1/2"
DIST.WASHER 2mm 1/16"
DIST.WASHER 6mm 1/4"
DIST.WASHER 25mm 1"
DIST.WASHER 32mm 1"1/4
SPRING PIN
GREASE NIPPLE M6
SPACER
BUSHING
WHEEL
SCREW M12 X110 DIN 931 8.8
NUT M12 DIN 980
COMPLETE HUB
BLADE
SCREW M10 X 25 DIN 933 8.8
NUT M18 X1,5 DIN 980
LATCH B 8 X 7 X 35 DIN 6888
SELF LOCK.RING NUT
PULLEY
NUT M10 DIN 934 - 8
WASHER D 10,5
DOUBLE PULLEY
DOUBLE PULLEY
LATCH B10 X 8 X 40 DIN 6888
SCREW DIN 931 8.8
SCREW M10 X 80 DIN 933 8.8
WASHER D 10,5 DIN 125A
V BELT
MULTIPLIER SUPPORT
BELT COVER, R.H.
BELT COVER, L.H.
PIN
SCREW M 8 X 16 DIN 933 8.8
WASHER D 8,4
MULT.GEAR SKID HOLDER
COMPLETE MULTIPLIER
CAP L.110
NUT M14 DIN 980
WASHER D 15
SCREW M14 X 40 DIN 7991 10.9
SUPPORT
SCREW M10 X 80 DIN 931 8.8
PIN
SCREW M12 X 35 DIN 933 8.8
TIE ROD
SPACER
HITCH
SCREW M12 X 90 DIN 931 8.8
THREE POINT HITCH
PIN
WASHER D 23 DIN 127B
NUT M22 X1,5 DIN 934 - 8
WASHER D 8,4 DIN 125A
PROTECTION CHAIN
NUT
BEARING 6205 Z
SPACER
HUB BODY
BEARING COVER
PIN
WASHER
PIN
PROTECTION
WASHER D 25 DIN 125A
NUT M24X2 - 6
SPLIT PIN D 5 X 50 DIN 94 3.6
CAP L.190
GREASE FITTING
GREASE FITTING
GREASE NIPPLE M8

DESCRIPTION
COFFRE COMPLET
ESSIEU ROUE
SUPPORT DE ROUE
EPAISSEUR 12mm 1/2"
EPAISSEUR 2mm 1/16"
EPAISSEUR 6mm 1/4"
EPAISSEUR 25mm 1"
EPAISSEUR 32mm 1"1/4
GOUPILLE
GRAISSEUR
ENTRETOISE
HAPPE
ROUE
VIS
ECROU
MOYEU
LAME
VIS
ECROU
CLAVETTE
FRETTE
POULIE SIMPLE
ECROU
RONDELLE
POULIE DOUBLE
POULIE DOUBLE
CLAVETTE
VIS
VIS
RONDELLE
COURROIE TRAPEZOID.
SUPPORT MULTIPLICAT.
Carter de Protection,droite
Carter de Protection,gauche
PIVOT
VIS
RONDELLE
GLISSIERE PORTE MULTIP.
MULTIPLICAT. COMPLETE
COIFFE L.110
ECROU
RONDELLE
VIS
SUPPORT
VIS
GOUPILLE
VIS
TIRANT
ENTRETOISE
ATTELLAGE
VIS
ATTELLAGE 3EME POINT
AXE
RONDELLE
ECROU
RONDELLE
PROTECTION
ECROU
PALIER
ENTRETOISE
MOYEU
COUVRE PALIER
PIVOT
RONDELLE
PIVOT COMPLETE
PROTECTION
RONDELLE
ECROU
GOUPILLE
COIFFE L.190
ATTELLAGE GRAISSEUR
ATTELLAGE GRAISSEUR
GRAISSEUR

SPARE PARTS LIST

8.2

LATERAL DISCHARGE FINISHING MOWER

TABLE NO. 920.020

SPARE PARTS LIST

Item
Pos.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
33A
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72

SM/120 L
Part No.
Qty
Code
100.121
1
100.207
2
100.020
4
100.044
4
100.042
4
100.043
4
100.045
4
100.046
4
600.116
4
600.124
3
100.006
8
100.008
4
600.165
4
600.156
4
600.077
9
100.047
3
100.064
3
600.006
18
600.746
3
600.123
3
600.122
3
100.060
2
600.010
17
600.102
28
100.059
1
100.056
1
600.181
1
600.223
3
600.160
1
600.322
11
600.141
2
100.124
1
100.558
1
100.559
1
100.040
2
600.061
6
600.100
7
100.022
1
100.273
1
600.171
1
600.075
4
600.104
4
600.158
4
100.039
2
600.162
6
600.019
2
600.616
4
100.116
2
100.062
2
100.115
1
600.152
1
100.119
1
105.091
2
600.214
2
600.249
2
600.115
8
100.029
1
600.037
3
600.117
6
100.048
3
100.049
3
100.052
3
100.051
3
100.050
6
100.010
2
600.172
1
600.335
1
600.296
1
600.347
1
600.818
1
100.577
1
100.125
2
600.034
3

SM/150 L
Part No.
Qty
Code
100.122
1
100.208
2
100.020
4
100.044
4
100.042
4
100.043
4
100.045
4
100.046
4
600.116
4
600.124
3
100.006
8
100.008
4
600.165
4
600.156
4
600.077
9
100.047
3
100.065
3
600.006
18
600.746
3
600.123
3
600.122
3
100.058
2
600.010
17
600.102
28
100.057
1
100.054
1
600.181
1
600.223
3
600.160
1
600.322
11
600.139
2
100.131
1
100.561
1
100.562
1
100.040
2
600.061
6
600.100
7
100.021
1
100.273
1
600.171
1
600.075
4
600.104
4
600.158
4
100.039
2
600.162
6
600.019
2
600.616
4
100.117
2
100.062
2
100.115
1
600.152
1
100.120
1
105.091
2
600.214
2
600.249
2
600.115
8
100.028
1
600.037
3
600.117
6
100.048
3
100.049
3
100.052
3
100.051
3
100.050
6
100.010
2
600.172
1
600.335
1
600.296
1
600.347
1
600.818
1
100.577
1
100.125
2
600.034
3

TABLE NO.910.020
SM/180 L
Part No.
DESCRIPTION
Qty
Code
100.123
1 COMPLETE HOOD
100.209
2 WHEEL AXLE
100.020
4 WHEEL SUPPORT
100.044
4 DIST.WASHER 12mm 1/2"
100.042
4 DIST.WASHER 2mm 1/16"
100.043
4 DIST.WASHER 6mm 1/4"
100.045
4 DIST.WASHER 25mm 1"
100.046
4 DIST.WASHER 32mm 1"1/4
600.116
4 SPRING PIN
600.124
3 GREASE NIPPLE M6
100.006
8 SPACER
100.008
4 BUSHING
600.165
4 WHEEL
600.156
4 SCREW M12 X110 DIN 931 8.8
600.077
9 NUT M12 DIN 980
100.047
3 COMPLETE HUB
100.066
3 BLADE
600.006
18 SCREW M10 X 25 DIN 933 8.8
600.746
3 NUT M18 X1,5 DIN 980
600.123
3 LATCH B 8 X 7 X 35 DIN 6888
600.122
3 SELF LOCK.RING NUT
100.058
2 PULLEY
600.010
17 NUT M10 DIN 934 - 8
600.102
28 WASHER D 10,5
100.057
1 DOUBLE PULLEY
100.055
1 DOUBLE PULLEY
600.181
1 LATCH B10 X 8 X 40 DIN 6888
600.223
3 SCREW M 8 X 20 DIN 933 8.8
600.160
1 SCREW M10 X 80 DIN 933 8.8
600.322
11 WASHER D 10,5 DIN 125A
600.140
2 V BELT
100.131
1 MULTIPLIER SUPPORT
100.572
1 BELT COVER, R.H.
100.573
1 BELT COVER, L.H.
100.040
2 PIN
600.061
6 SCREW M 8 X 16 DIN 933 8.8
600.100
7 WASHER D 8,4
100.021
1 MULT.GEAR SKID HOL.
100.273
1 COMPLETE MULTIPL.
600.171
1 CAP L.110
600.075
4 NUT M14 DIN 980
600.104
4 WASHER D 15
600.158
4 SCREW M14 X 40 DIN 7991 10.9
100.039
2 SUPPORT
600.162
6 SCREW M10 X 80 DIN 931 8.8
600.019
2 PIN
600.616
4 SCREW M12 X 35 DIN 933 8.8
100.118
2 TIE ROD
100.062
2 SPACER
100.115
1 HITCH
600.152
1 SCREW M12 X 90 DIN 931 8.8
100.120
1 THREE POINT HITCH
105.091
2 PIN
600.214
2 WASHER D 23 DIN 127B
600.249
2 NUT M22 X1,5 DIN 934 - 8
600.115
8 WASHER D 8,4 DIN 125A
100.027
1 LATERAL CONVEYOR
600.037
3 NUT M 8 DIN 934 - 8
600.117
6 BEARING 6205 Z
100.048
3 SPACER
100.049
3 HUB BODY
100.052
3 BEARING COVER
100.051
3 PIN
100.050
6 WASHER
100.010
2 PIN
600.172
1 PROTECTION
600.335
1 WASHER D 25 DIN 125A
600.296
1 NUT M24X2 - 6
600.347
1 SPLIT PIN D 5 X 50 DIN 94 3.6
600.818
1 CAP L.190
100.577
1 GREASE FITTING
100.125
2 GREASE FITTING
600.034
3 GREASE NIPPLE M8

DESCRIPTION
COFFRE COMPLET
ESSIEU ROUE
SUPPORT DE ROUE
EPAISSEUR 12mm 1/2"
EPAISSEUR 2mm 1/16"
EPAISSEUR 6mm 1/4"
EPAISSEUR 25mm 1"
EPAISSEUR 32mm 1"1/4
GOUPILLE
GRAISSEUR
ENTRETOISE
HAPPE
ROUE
VIS
ECROU
MOYEU
LAME
VIS
ECROU
CLAVETTE
FRETTE
POULIE SIMPLE
ECROU
RONDELLE
POULIE DOUBLE
POULIE DOUBLE
CLAVETTE
VIS
VIS
RONDELLE
COURROIE TRAPEZOID.
SUPPORT MULTIPLICAT.
Carter de Protection,droite
Carter de Protection,gauche
PIVOT
VIS
RONDELLE
GLISSIERE PORTE MULT.
MULTIPLICAT. COMPL.
COIFFE L.110
ECROU
RONDELLE
VIS
SUPPORT
VIS
GOUPILLE
VIS
TIRANT
ENTRETOISE
ATTELLAGE
VIS
ATTELLAGE 3EME POINT
AXE
RONDELLE
ECROU
RONDELLE
CONVOYEUR LATERAL
ECROU
PALIER
ENTRETOISE
MOYEU
COUVRE PALIER
PIVOT
RONDELLE
PIVOT COMPLETE
PROTECTION
RONDELLE
ECROU
GOUPILLE
COIFFE L.190
ATTELLAGE GRAISSEUR
ATTELLAGE GRAISSEUR
GRAISSEUR

SPARE PARTS LIST

8.3

MULTIPLIER GEARBOX
PART NO./CODE 100.273

Item
Pos.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23

MULTIPLIER/MOLTIPLICATER R.P.M.540 Anti-Clockwise Part No./Code 100.273
Part No.
Q.ty
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Code
600.054
600.346
100.272
600.345
600.342
100.268
600.325
100.269
200.274
200.490
600.327
600.341
600.328
100.267
100.271
600.347
100.270
600.332
600.333
600.338
600.337
600.335
600.296

4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

SCREW
RING
COVER
OR GASKET
BEARING
P.TO SHAFT
LATCH
RING BEVEL GEAR
SHIM
SHIM
BEARING
PLUG
CAP
GEARBOX
PINION
SPLIT PIN
SPACER
SNAP RING
SNAP RING
RING
RING
WASHER
NUT

VIS
SEGMENT
BOUCHON
JOINT
PALIER
ARBRE
CLAVETTE
COURONNE CONIQUE
EPAISSEUR
EPAISSEUR
PALIER
BOUCHON
CAPSULE
BOITE
PIGNON
GOUPILLE
ENTRETOISE
SEGMENT ARRET
SEGMENT ARRET
SEGMENT
SEGMENT
RONDELLE
ECROU

NOTE

SPARE PARTS LIST

8.4

SPECIAL MODELS
TABLE NO.910.040

TABLE NO. 910.040
Item

Part No.

Pos.

Code

Q.ty

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
7
8
9

110.117
110.116
110.115
110.114
100.084
100.085
100.086
100.079
100.317
100.080
100.330
600.210
600.390
600.077
100.102
600.017
105.113

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
4
4
4
2
4
2

NOTE:

DESCRIPTION
COMPLETE HOOD
COMPLETE HOOD
COMPLETE HOOD
COMPLETE HOOD
COMPLETE HOOD
COMPLETE HOOD
COMPLETE HOOD
HITCH
HITCH
COUNTER PLATE
COUNTER PLATE
SCREW
SCREW
NUT
PIN
PIN
BUSH

DESCRIPTION
COFFRE COMPLET
COFFRE COMPLET
COFFRE COMPLET
COFFRE COMPLET
COFFRE COMPLET
COFFRE COMPLET
COFFRE COMPLET
ATTELAGE
ATTELAGE
CONTRE-PLATE
CONTRE-PLATE
VIS
VIS
ECROU
PIVOT
GOUPILLE
HAPPE

NOTE
120/P
150/P
180/P
230/P
120/L
150/L
180/L
120/150/180
230/P
120/150/180
230/P
120/150/180
230/P

ITEMS FOR THE FRONT MOUNT MOWER
FOR THE OTHER ITEMS SEE TABLES NOS.910.002/910.020/910.021
PIECE POUR LA VERSION FRONTALE
POUR LES AUTRES PIECES VOIR TABLES 910.002/910.020/910.021

SPARE PARTS LIST

8.5

COMPLETE WHEEL
PART NO./CODE 600.165

COMPLET WHEEL/ROUE COMPLETE PART NO./CODE 600.165

Item

Part No.

Pos.

Code

Q.ty

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

600.165
600.766
600.124
600.764
600.117
100.129
600.763
100.128
600.765
600.046

1
5
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
5

DESCRIPTION
COMPLET WHEEL
SCREW
GREASE NIPPLE
HALF RIM
BEARING
BUSH
WHEEL
SPACER
HALF RIM
NUT

DESCRIPTION
ROUE COMPLETE
VIS
GRAISSEUR
DEMI-CIRCLE
PALIER
HAPPE
ROUE
ENTRETOISE
DEMI-CIRCLE
ECROU

NOTE

SPARE PARTS LIST

8.6

CARDAN SHAFT (E2 090 E)
PART NO./CODE 600.120

CARDAN SHAFT/ARBRE A CARDAN Part No. 600.120
Item

Part No.

Pos.

Code

Q.ty

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19

610.051
610.052
610.053
610.054
610.055
610.056
610.057
610.058
610.059
610.060
610.061
610.062
610.063
610.064
610.065
610.066
610.067
610.068
610.069

2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

DESCRIPTION
YOKE
CROSS JOURNAL ASS.
YOKE WITH OUTER TUBE
YOKE WITH INNER TUBE
RING FOR OUTER TUBE
RING FOR INNER TUBE
COMPLETE PUSH BUTTON
HALF SHAFT-WITHOUT GUARD
HALF SHAFT-WITHOUT GUARD
OUTER BEARING
INNER BEARING
OUTER BASIC CONE
INNER BASIC CONE
OUTER HALF GUARD
INNER HALF GUARD
OUTER HALF SHAFT-WITH GUARD
INNER HALF SHAFT- WITH GUARD
CHAIN
COMPLETE GUARD

DESCRIPTION

NOTE

FOURCHE
CROISILLION COMPLET
FOURCHE AVEC TUYAU EXT.
FOURCHE AVEC TUYAU INT.
BAGUE EXT.
BAGUE INT.
POUSSOIR COMPLET
MOITIE ARBRE EXT.SANS PROT.
MOITIE ARBRE INT.SANS PROT.
FRETTE EXT.
FRETTE INT.
COIFFE COMPLETE EXT.
COIFFE COMPLETE INT.
MOITIE PROTECTION EXT.
MOITIE PROTECTION INT.
MOITIE ARBRE EXT.AVEC PROT.
MOITIE ARBRE INT. AVEC PROT.
CHAINE
PROTECTION

SPARE PARTS LIST

8.7

CARDAN SHAFT (B2 090 B)
PART NO./CODE 600.859

CARDAN SHAFT/ARBRE A CARDAN Part No. 600.859

Item

Part No.

Pos.

Code

Q.ty

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

610.057
610.051
610.052
610.248
610.206
610.249
610.211
610.210
610.123
600.027
610.250
610.404
610.405
610.406
610.407
610.408
610.409
610.398
610.399
610.400
610.401
610.402
610.403
610.068
610.410

2
2
2
8
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1

DESCRIPTION
COMPLETE PUSH BUTTON
YOKE
CROSS JOURNAL ASS.
CIRCLIP
GREASE NIPPLE
OUTER TUBE YOKE
FLEXIBLE PIN
CM. CARDAN TUBE
CM. CARDAN TUBE
FLEXIBLE PIN
INNER TUBE YOKE
HALF SHAFT (WITHOUT GUARD)
HALF SHAFT (WITHOUT GUARD)
HALF SAFETY GUARD
HALF SAFETY GUARD
HALF SHAFT (WITH GUARD)
HALF SHAFT (WITH GUARD)
O. BEARING
I. BEARING
O. BASIC CONE
I. BASIC CONE
CM. SAFETY TUBE
CM. SAFETY TUBE
CHAIN
SAFETY GUARD

DESCRIPTION
POUSSOIR COMPLET
FOURCHE
CROISILLION COMPLET
BAGUE
GRAISSEUR
FOURCHE TUYAU EXT.
GOUPILLE
TUYAU CARDAN
TUYAU CARDAN
GOUPILLE
FOURCHE TUYAU INTERIEUR
MOITIE ARBRE EXT.SANS PROT.
MOITIE ARBRE INT.SANS PROT.
MOITIE PROTECTION EXT.
MOITIE PROTECTION INT.
MOITIE ARBRE EXT.AVEC PROT.
MOITIE ARBRE INT.AVEC PROT.
FRETTE
FRETTE
COIFFE COMPLETE EXT.
COIFFE COMPLETE INT.
TUYAU PROTECTION EXT.
TUYAU PROTECTION INT.
CHAINE
PROTECTION

NOTE

SPARE PARTS LIST

8.8

ANTI-SCALPING ROLLER KIT (OPTIONAL)
OPTIONAL

ANTI-SCALPING ROLLER KIT (OPTIONAL)
Item

Part No.

Pos.

Code

Q.ty

1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
6
7
8

100.258
100.263
100.259
100.504
100.260
100.505
600.807
610.676
600.077
600.006
600.322
600.029
100.364
100.503

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1

*
*

DESCRIPTION
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
SPACER
SPACER
ROLLER
ROLLER
SCREW M12x160 UNI 5737
SCREW M12x220 UNI 5737
NUT M12 DIN 980 KL 8
SREW M10x25 UNI 5739 8.8
WASHER D.10.5 UNI 6592 ZN
NUT M10 DIN 980 KL 8 ZN
ANT I SCALPING K I T , COMPLETE
ANT I SCALPING K I T , COMPLETE

DESCRIPTION
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
ENTRETOISE
ENTRETOISE
ROULEAU
ROULEAU
VIS M12x 160 UNI 5737
VIS M12x220 UNI 5737
ECROU M12 DIN 980 KL 8
VIS M10x25 UNI 5739 8.8
RONDELLE D.10.5 UN I 6592 ZN
ECROU M10 DIN 980 KL 8 ZN
GROUPE ROULEAU FRONTALE
GROUPE ROULEAU FRONTALE

NOTE
SM/120-150-180
SM/230
SM/120-150-180
SM/230
SM/120-150-180
SM/230
SM/120-150-180
SM/230

SM/120-150-180
SM/120-150-180
SM/230

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