How The Stop The Machine; Stopping Of The Engine; General Information; How To Park The Machine - Fort MICRO 2000 Instrucciones Para El Uso Y El Mantenimiento

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Warning: when the advancement lever is released
(also in a dangerous situation or an emergency), the
PTO also disengages automatically and the machine
will stop in the position in which it is to be found.
4.6 HOW TO STOP THE MACHINE
The machine must be stopped on a flat surface, not
on soft ground, near embankments, ditches or slop-
ing ground. Proceed as described below to stop the
machine:
- Reduce the engine rate by means of lever 14 fig. 1;
- Slow release the lever 8 fig. 1 to disengage the gear-
box.
- The machine can be stopped immediately in an
emergency by releasing lever 8 fig. 1.

4.7 STOPPING OF THE ENGINE

To stop the engine after having stopped the machine,
move the throttle so that the engine idles, go to the

5.1 GENERAL INFORMATION

As it was designed, the machine does not need spe-
cial maintenance. Anyhow, in order to have the ma-
chine work at its max. capacity and in order to con-
stantly have a perfectly efficient machine, some pre-
cautions must be followed.
We here below list some operations of ordinary main-
tenance. It is important to keep in mind that lower
operating cost and the utmost durability of the ma-
chine depend on the procedure and constant compli-
ance with these rules.
For whatever problem or explanation, contact the area
dealer of the Manufacturer's technical department.
The several maintenance and adjustment opera-
tions shall be performed with the engine shut off
and with the machine well locked on a firm level
ground.

Ordinary maintenance

DANGER
side of the machine and set the engine's cut-out switch
to the "OFF" position.

4.8 HOW TO PARK THE MACHINE

It is forbidden to park the machine on soft ground,
near embankments, ditches or sloping ground. Do
not leave the machine unattended whilst the en-
gine is running.

4.9 AFTER USE

After using the machine, park it on a flat ground in-
side and clean it thoroughly.
A clean and well-maintained machine will always work
at its max. capacity.
SECTION 5

5.2 ENGINE MAINTENANCE

As for the engine maintenance, make reference to the
specific engine instructions manual. Approximately,
every 8 working hours: check and top the engine oil
level up, if necessary. Check, moreover, the engine
air filter and clean it if necessary.
Every 50/60 working hours, replace the engine oil.

5.3 MACHINE MAINTENANCE

Periodically wash the machine and clean thoroughly
each part. If a high pressure washing system is used,
check that the fuel does not get wet and that no part
is damaged.
After each washing, it is necessary to lubricate all parts
subject to friction.
The greasing point is on the PTO's quick-coupling
shaft (fig. 4 ref. 3). It is advisable to inject grease in
this position whenever the accessory is changed.
However, when the mowing bar is used, this point
should be greased after every 4 hours service at least.
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