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From Serial Number 12699 to 12723

ST-BarOperating Instructions

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3ST-BarOperating Instructions

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Simba International Limited hereby declare that the Product described in this Operators Manual, and definedby the 5 digit Registration number stamped onto the inside of the roller, conforms with the following Directivesand Regulations, and has been certified accordingly.

EC Machinery Directive 89/392/EEC, as amended by 91/3688/EEC, 93/44/EEC, and93/688/EEC.

In order to fulfill the requirements of health and safety described in the EC Directive, the following standardsand technical specifications have been taken into account:

EN 292 - 1EN 292 - 2

THE MANUFACTURERSimba International LimitedWoodbridge RoadSLEAFORDNG34 7EWLincolnshireNG34 7EWEngland.

Telephone 01529 304654.

CERTIFIED ON BEHALF OF SIMBA INTERNATIONAL LIMITED.Philip J. Wright. BSc (Hons) C Eng. MI Agr.ETechnical Director.

Declaration of Conformity


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WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS

In this warranty Simba International Ltd., is referred to as “the Company”. 1. Subject to the provisions of this warranty the Company warrants each new machine sold by

it to be sold free from any defect in material or workmanship for a period of 12 months fromdate of installation with the end-user.

Some specific items have additional warranty over and above the standard 12 months.Details of these can be obtained upon request directly from the distributor or SimbaInternational Ltd.

2. If the machine or part thereof supplied by the Company is not in accordance with the

warranty given in clause 1 the Company will at its option:

(a) make good the machine or part thereof at the Company’s expense, or (b) make an allowance to the purchaser against the purchase price of the machine or

part thereof, or (c) accept the return of the machine and at the buyers option either: I) repay or allow the buyer the invoice price of the machine or part thereof, or II) replace the machine or part thereof as is reasonably practical.

3. This warranty shall not oblige the Company to make any payment in respect of loss of profit

or other consequential loss or contingent liability of the Purchaser alleged to arise from anydefect in the machine or impose any liability on the Company other than that contained inclause 2.

4. Any claim under this warranty must be notified to the Company in writing specifying the

matters complained of within 14 days from the date of repair. 5. Any claim under this warranty must be made by the original purchaser of the machine and

is not assignable to any third party. 6. If the purchaser hires out the machine to any third party the warranty shall apply only to

matters notified to the Company in writing within 90 days of the date of delivery and clause1 shall be read as if the period of 90 days were substituted for the period of 12 months.

7. The warranty will cease to apply if: (a) any parts not made, supplied or approved in writing by the Company are fitted to the

machine or (b) any repair is carried out to the machine other than by or with the express written approval

of the Company or (c) any alterations not expressly authorized by the Company in writing are made to the

machine or (d) the machine is damaged by accident or (e) the machine is abused or overloaded or used for a purpose or load beyond its design

capabilities, or used in conjunction with a tractor whose power output capability exceedsthe stated implement power requirement by more than 40%. For the purpose of theseterms and conditions, “stated implement power requirement” refers to wheeled tractorsunless specifically stated. These power requirements should be reduced by 20% whenused in conjunction with tracked tractors.

(f) the machine is operated as part of a ‘cultivation train’ where more than one implement isbeing towed, without the express written approval of Simba International Ltd.

(g) any maintenance is not carried out in accordance with the service schedules in theoperator’s manual.

(h) the Installation and W arranty Registration Certificate is not received by Simba InternationalLtd., Service Dept., Woodbridge Road, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England, NG34 7EW, within7 days of installing a new machine.

Warranty


Machine IdentificationEnter the relevant data in the following list uponacceptance of the machine:

Operating Instructions/Spare Parts List: November 2006

Dealer Address: Name: ......................................................................Street: ......................................................................Place: ......................................................................Tel.: ................................................................. ....

Dealer's Customer No.: ............................................................

SIMBA Address: SIMBAWoodbridge Road Ind. Est.SleafordLincolnshireNG34 7EW

Tel.: 01529 304654Fax: 01529 413468E-Mail: [email protected]

SIMBA Customer No.: .................................................................

Machine Identification

Serial Number Parent MachineMachine WidthYear of ConstructionDelivery DateFirst OperationAccessories


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Table of Contents

Contents

Machine Identification ....................................................................................................... 5Introduction ............................................................................................. 8Foreword ......................................................................................................................... 8Warranty Guidelines ......................................................................................................... 81. Safety Data .......................................................................................... 91.2 Use for the Intended Purpose ..................................................................................... 91.3 Operational Safety ................................................................................................... 101.4 No Liability for Consequential Damage .................................................................... 101.5 Changing Equipment ................................................................................................ 101.6 During Operation ...................................................................................................... 101.7 Servicing & Maintenance .......................................................................................... 102. Transportation and Installation ........................................................ 112.1 Delivery .................................................................................................................... 112.2 Transportation .......................................................................................................... 112.3 Installation ................................................................................................................ 112.4 Connecting the ST-Bar to the Mounted X-Press ........................................................ 113. Adjustment/Operation ....................................................................... 133.1 Description .............................................................................................................. 133.2 Work Instructions ...................................................................................................... 143.3 Checks..................................................................................................................... 143.4 Parking .................................................................................................................... 143.5 Adjustment ............................................................................................................... 144. Servicing and Maintenance .............................................................. 154.1 Servicing .................................................................................................................. 154.2 Cleaning .................................................................................................................. 154.3 Storage / Parking ..................................................................................................... 154.4 Operator Support ..................................................................................................... 154.5 Maintenance Intervals ............................................................................................... 154.6 Maintenance Overview ............................................................................................. 166. Parts and Assembly .......................................................................... 17


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Introduction

Introduction

ForewordMake sure you have read and follow theOperating Instructions carefully before usingthe machine. By doing so, you will avoidaccidents, reduce repair costs and downtimeand increase the reliability and service lifeof your machine. Pay attention to the safetyinstructions!

SIMBA will not accept any responsibility forany damage or malfunctions resulting fromfailure to comply with the OperatingInstructions.

These Operating Instructions will assist youin getting to know your component and in usingit correctly for its intended purposes. First, youare given general instructions in handling thecomponent. This is followed by sections onservicing, maintenance and the action to betaken should a malfunction occur.

These operating instructions are to be readand followed by all persons working on orwith the component, e.g.:

• Operation (including preparation, remedyingof faults in the operating sequence andservicing).• Maintenance (maintenance and inspection)• Transportation.

Together with the Operating Instructions, youreceive a Spare Parts List and a MachineRegistration form. Field service technicianswill instruct you in the operation andservicing of your machine. Following this,the Machine Registration form is to bereturned to SIMBA. This confirms yourformal acceptance of the machine. Thewarranty period begins on the date of delivery.

We reserve the right to alterillustrations as well as technical dataand weights contained in theseOperating Instructions for the purposeof improving the component.

Warranty Guidelines1. The period of liability for material defects(warranty) relating to our products is 12months. In the case of written deviationsfrom the statutory provisions, theseagreements shall apply.

They shall become effective upon installationof the machine with the end customer. All wearparts are excluded from the warranty.

2. Warranty claims must be submitted to theSIMBA Customer Service Department inSleaford via your dealer. It is only possibleto process claims which have been correctlycompleted and submitted no later than 14days after the date of repair.

3. In the case of deliveries made under thewarranty which are subject to the return ofthe old parts, the old parts must be returnedto SIMBA within 28 days after the damageoccurred.

4. In the case of deliveries made under thewarranty which are not subject to the returnof the old parts, these parts must be kept forthe purpose of further decisions for a periodof 3 months after receipt of the warranty claim.

5. Warranty repairs to be carried out byoutside companies, or repairs which areexpected to take more than 10 workinghours, must be agreed upon in advance withthe Customer Service Department.


1.1 Operating Instructions:

The Operating Instructions distinguishbetween three different types of warning andsafety instructions. The following graphicsymbols are used:

Important!

Risk of injury!

Risk of fatal and serious injuries!

It is important that all the safety instructionscontained in these Operating Instructionsand all the warning signs on the machineare read carefully.

Ensure that the warning signs are legible.Replace any signs that are missing ordamaged.

These instructions must be followed in orderto prevent accidents. Inform other users ofthe warnings and safety instructions.

Do not carry out any operations which mayaffect safe use of the machine.

Safety Data

1. Safety DataThe following warnings and safety instructionsapply to all sections of these OperatingInstructions. All safety instructions for theparent machine should be followed.

1.2 Use for the IntendedPurposeThe SIMBA ST-Bar is built using the latesttechnology and in accordance with the rele-vant recognised safety regulations. However,risks of injury for the operator or third partiesand impairment of the machine or othertangible assets can arise during use.

The Toolbar unit is only to be operated whenin a technically perfect condition and for theintended purpose, taking into considerationsafety and risks and following the OperatingInstructions. In particular, faults that canimpair safety are to be remediedimmediately.

Original parts and accessories from SIMBAhave been specially designed for this unit.Spare parts and accessories not supplied byus have not been tested or authorised.Installation or use of non-original SIMBAproducts may have a detrimental effect onspecific design features of the unit and affectthe safety of machine operators. SIMBA willaccept no liability for damage resulting fromthe use of non-original parts or accessories.

The SIMBA ST-Bar is designed solely as aToolbar unit. Use for any other purpose, e.g.,as a means of transport, will be deemed tobe improper use. SIMBA will accept noliability for damage resulting from improperuse. The risk will be borne solely by theoperator.


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1.5 Changing Equipment• Use suitable supports to secure any raisedframe sections suspended above you!• Caution! Risk of injury due to projecting parts!

1.6 During OperationThe person in charge must:

• provide the operator with a copy of theOperating Instructions.

• ensure that the operator has read andunderstood the instructions.

1.7 Servicing &MaintenanceEnsure that regular checks and inspectionsare always carried out within the periodsrequired by law or specified in theseOperating Instructions.

Prior to performing maintenance andservicing work, ensure that the machine ispositioned on solid, level ground and is secureand stable.

Before cleaning the unit with water, steam jets(high-pressure cleaning apparatus) or othercleaning agents, cover all openings intowhich, for reasons of safety or operation, nowater, steam or cleaning agents are topenetrate.

When carrying out servicing and maintenancework, retighten any loose screw connections.

1.3 Operational SafetyAll protective and safety equipment, such asremovable protective equipment, must be inplace and functioning reliably before themachine is put in use.

Check screws and bolts regularly fortightness and retighten if necessary.

In the event of malfunctions, stop andsecure the machine immediately.

Ensure that any faults are remediedimmediately.

1.4 No Liability forConsequential DamageThe ST-Bar has been manufactured bySIMBA with great care. However, problemsmay still occur when it is used for the intendedpurpose. This may include:

• Worn wearing parts.• Damage caused by external factors.• Incorrect driving speeds.• Incorrect setting of the unit (incorrectattachment, non-adherence to the Settinginstructions).

Therefore, it is crucial to alwayscheck your Toolbar unit before andduring operation for correctoperation and adequate applicationaccuracy.

Compensation claims for damage which hasnot occurred to the component is excluded.This includes any consequential damageresulting from incorrect operation.

Safety Data


Transportation & Installation

2.3 InstallationWhen carrying out installation andmaintenance work there is a higher risk ofinjury. It is important that you familiariseyourself with the component and read theOperating Instructions beforehand.

2. Transportation andInstallationTransportation and initial installation of themachine are described in this chapter.

2.1 DeliveryThe Toolbar unit is normally delivered, fullyassembled, on a (low-bed) truck.

The machine can be lifted off with a crane,fork-lift truck, or other suitable liftingequipment.

When doing so, the weight, the centre ofgravity and the attachment points on the unitare to be taken into account.

Depending on the lifting gear, attachment isonly to be at appropriate points on the frame.

2.2 TransportationThe ST-Bar unit must be lifted clear of theground for road transport.

2.4 Connecting the ST-Barto the Mounted X-Press1. Attach the parking stands to the X-Press

(see Fig. 3.03 on page 14 and Pages26-30 for details).

2. The Mounted X-Press should be parkedon a firm, level surface using all fourparking stands.

3. Attach the ST-Bar to the tractor usingthe link pins provided with the MountedX-Press.

4. Using pins, fit the balls to the X-Presslower links (see Items 13 & 14 on Pages18 & 20 and Items 14 & 16 on Page22).

5. With the Toolbar attached to the tractor,align the rear linkage of the Toolbar withthe linkage of the Mounted X-Press. Therear parking stands and/or roll height ofthe X-Press can be used to level themachine enabling easier linkage.Engage the balls in the hooks on theLower links of the X-Press.

6. Fit the Toplink Adjuster on the Toolbarto the X-Press upper link.

Fig. 2.01: X-Press with ST-Bar


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Transportation / Installation


3. Adjustment/Operation

Adjustment / Operation

1. Front 3 Point Linkage2. Rear 3 Point Linkage Toplink Adjuster3. Rear 3 Point Linkage Hooks4. Terra-Grip Tines

Fig. 3.01: ST-Bar

3.1 Description

The SIMBA ST-Bar is designed to be used inconjunction with a 2.5m, 3m or 4m MountedX-Press. The Toolbar provides effective tinecultivation ahead of the disc blades of the X-Press.

Terra-Grip tines have a robust, basicconstruction and are suitable for all soil types.

The spring-loaded auto-reset system with a500kg trip force on each tine prevents damageto the tines and tine brackets.

When the auto reset system is activated aninitial progressive phase holds the tine in the

ground in a steady position until the trip pointis reached. In the subsequent springcompression phase the tine is raised gentlyand rapidly to a maxmum height of 230mm.

The tines can be fitted with a selection of pointsdepending on application and have 6 depthsettings in 25mm increments.

The clip-on points are attached to the tine witha quick release mechanism. A wedgeshaped bracket is bolted on to the tine and ahammer is used to force the coulter on/off thetaper using the removal tool provided todisengage the quick release system.

The quick release mechanism makes itpossible to change the points quickly andeasily without having to use any other tools.The quick release system consists of awedge, plunger and a rubber spring.

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3.2 Work InstructionsTurning:

The ST-Bar (and Mounted X-Press)should be lifted out of work whileturning.

3.3 ChecksThe working quality depends on theadjustments and checks made prior to andduring work, as well as on regular servicingand maintenance of the component.

Before beginning work it is thereforeimportant to carry out any necessary servicingrequired.

Working Elements• Are the Terra-Grip Tines in good workingorder?

Adjustment / Operation

3.4 ParkingWhen attached to the Mounted X-Press themachine should be parked resting on theparking stands and the Terra-Grip tines. Withthe machine raised the rear parking standson the X-Press should be moved into theparking position. The machine can now belowered onto the tines and stands (see Fig.3.02 below).

When detached, the ST-Bar should be parkedresting on its parking stands and the Terra-Grip tines for stability and the X-Press canbe parked using its front and rear parkingstands (see Fig. 3.03).

3.5 AdjustmentThere are several ways to adjust the ST-Barin order to get the best results. See Fig. 3.04below.

The main depth of the combined machines(Toolbar & X-Press) is governed by the rearroll of the X-Press. The tine depth is controlledby adjusting the tine leg (C). However agreater degree of tine settings can beattained by utilising the linkage between theToolbar and the X-Press (A & B). Forinstance, if the lower link (B) is placed in theupper hole on the X-Press linkage it will createa shallower working range for the tines.Alternatively, placed in the lower hole on theX-Press linkage, a deeper working range isachieved. The toplink adjuster (A) can beused to alter the pitch between the Toolbarand X-Press if desired.

Fig. 3.03: Parking Positions (Detached)

Fig. 3.04: Adjustment

Fig. 3.02: Parking Position (Attached)


4.4 Operator SupportIf you have a problem, please contact Yourdealer. They will endeavour to solve anyproblems which may occur and provide youwith support at all times.

In order to enable your dealer to deal withproblems as quickly as possible, it helps ifyou can provide them with the following data.Always state the

• Customer Number• Name and Address• Machine Model• Serial Number• Date of Purchase and Operating Hours• Type of Problem

4. Servicing andMaintenance

Follow the safety instructions forservicing and maintenance.

4.1 ServicingYour ST-Bar unit has been designed andconstructed for maximum performance,operational efficiency and operatorfriendliness under a wide variety of operatingconditions.

Prior to delivery, your Toolbar unit has beenchecked at the factory and by your authoriseddealer to ensure that you receive it in optimumcondition.

To ensure trouble-free operation, it isimportant that servicing and maintenancework is performed at the recommendedintervals.

When changing points on Terra-Grip tines extreme care should betaken. Wear goggles at all timeswhen changing tine points.

4.2 CleaningIn order to ensure that the Toolbar is alwaysin operating condition and to achieveoptimum performance, perform the cleaningand servicing work at regular intervals.

4.3 Storage / ParkingIn order to avoid damage as a result ofmoisture, the machine should be parked, ifpossible, indoors or under cover.

Servicing and Maintenance

4.5 Maintenance IntervalsApart from daily maintenance, themaintenance intervals are based on thenumber of operating hours and time data.

Keep a record of your operatinghours to ensure that the specifiedmaintenance intervals are adheredto as closely as possible.

Never use an ST-Bar unit that is duefor maintenance. Ensure that alldeficiencies found during regularchecks are remedied immediately.


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4.6 Maintenance Overview

Servicing and Maintenance

ST Toolbar Maintenance Overview

After first operation Instructions IntervalCheck all screws / bolts Check they are firmly seated. Tighten /

Secure if necessary.---

During operationTerra-Grip Tines Check condition, mountings and smooth

operation. Replace worn parts immediately.

Daily

Parking Stands Check condition, mountings and smooth operation. Replace if necessary.

Daily


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6. Parts & Assembly

2.5m ST-Bar .................................................................................................................. 183m ST-Bar ..................................................................................................................... 204m ST-Bar ..................................................................................................................... 22Terra-Grip Tines ............................................................................................................. 24Parking Stands .............................................................................................................. 262.5m ST-Bar with 2.5m Mounted X-Press ....................................................................... 283m ST-Bar with 3m Mounted X-Press ............................................................................. 294m ST-Bar with 4m Mounted X-Press ............................................................................. 30ST-Bar Lift and Tie-down Points ..................................................................................... 31


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