Coupling the hydraulic hose lines

All hydraulic hoses are equipped with handles. The handles have colour markings with a code number or a code letter. The markings are assigned to the respective hydraulic functions of the pressure line of a tractor control unit. Stickers are applied on the implement for the markings, which illustrate the respective hydraulic functions.

The tractor control unit is used with different types of actuation, depending on the hydraulic function:

Type of actuation

Function

Symbol

Latching

Permanent oil circulation

Momentary

Oil circulation until action is executed

Floating

Free oil flow in the tractor control unit

Designation

Function

Tractor control unit

Blue

Section

Fold

Unfold

Double-acting

lockable

Green

Working depth of the concave discs

Increase

Reduce

Double-acting

Red

Slurry spreader

running

Double-acting

Return flow

Red

Leakage oil line

NOTE
Maximum pressure in the return flow line: 15
Maximum pressure in the leakage oil line: 2
IMPORTANT
Implement damage due to insufficient hydraulic oil return flow
On the tractor side, only use lines that correspond to the nominal width of red T of the implement or larger for the pressureless hydraulic oil return flow.
Select short return paths.
Connect the pressureless hydraulic oil return flow to the intended coupling before all of the other hydraulic connections.

If the implement has a leakage oil line:

couple the leakage oil line in the intended coupling.
Install the supplied coupling sleeve on the pressureless hydraulic oil return.
  1. Depressurise the hydraulic system between the tractor and the implement using the tractor control unit.
  2. Clean the hydraulic plugs.
NOTE

If the hydraulic hose lines are incorrectly connected, the hydraulic functions may be faulty.

  1. If the hydraulic hose lines are incorrectly connected:

    Hydraulic functions can be faulty.
  2. Couple the hydraulic hose lines 1 to the hydraulic sockets of the tractor according to the marking 2.

The hydraulic plugs lock perceptibly.

  1. Route the hydraulic hose lines with sufficient freedom of movement and without chafing points.