ASSEMBLY / OPERATOR'S MANUAL

GMD 600 - 700

MULTIDISC MOWER

N° 95002 B.GB - 02.97

 DEAR OWNER,

In buying a KUHN machine you have chosen wisely. Into it have gone years of thought,
research and improvements. You will find, as have thousands of owners all over the world, that
you have the best that engineering skill and actual field testing can produce. You have
purchased a dependable machine, but only by proper care and operation can you expect to
receive the performance and long service built into it.

This manual contains all the necessary information for you to receive full efficiency from your
machine. The performance you get from this machine is largely dependant upon how well you
read and understand this manual and apply this knowledge. Please DO NOT ASSUME THAT
YOU KNOW HOW TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN YOUR MACHINE before reading this
manual carefully. KEEP THIS MANUAL AVAILABLE FOR REFERENCE.

Your KUHN dealer will instruct you on the general operation of your machine. He is interested
that you get the best performance possible and will be glad to answer any special questions
that may arise regarding the operation of the KUHN machine.

Your KUHN dealer can offer a complete line of genuine KUHN service parts.
These parts are manufactured and carefully inspected in the same factory that builds the
machine to assure high quality and accurate fitting of any necessary replacements.

When ordering service parts it is important that you indicate the type of machine concerned
and its serial number.

For this reason please complete the model identification plate diagram below with the required
information. This will provide you with an easy reference for future service parts orders.

ABOUT IMPROVEMENTS

KUHN is continually striving to improve its products and, therefore, reserves the right to make
improvements or changes when it becomes practical to do so, without incurring any
obligations to make changes or additions to the equipment sold previously.
 CONTENTS

Page

Safety 2

Safety decals 8

Technical specifications 10

Assembly 11

General information 17

Adapting to the tractor 18

P.T.O. shaft 20

Transport 21

Working position and adjustments 22

Cutting height 23

Safety breakaway 24

Parking the machine 25

Operating the mower 26

Lubrication 27

Adjustments and maintenance 28

Inspection of knives & securing elements 32

Optional equipment 34

Trouble shooting guide 38

Storing the mower 39

Limited warranty 40
Copyright 1997 KUHN S.A.

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 SAFETY

The symbol above is used throughout this manual every time recommendations are made concerning your safety,
the safety of others, or the good operation of the machine.
These recommendations must be made known to all machine operators.

DESIGNATED USE OF THE MACHINE

GMD 600 - 700 Disc Mowers must only be used for the work which they have been designed : mowing on the ground
of hay fields, grass silage fields and improved pastures for the purpose of harvesting fodder for feeding livestock.

The manufacturer is not held liable for any damage resulting from machine applications other than those specified
by the manufacturer.

Any use other than the designated operation is at the risk and responsibility of the operator.

Designated use of the machine also means :

- following operation, maintenance and repair recommendations given by the manufacturer ;
- using only genuine spare parts, equipment and accessories as designated by the manufacturer.

GMD 600 - 700 Disc Mowers must only be operated, maintained and repaired by competent persons who are familiar
with machine specifications and operation and are aware of any danger involved.

The operator must imperatively respect current legislation concerning :

- accident prevention,
- work safety,
- public traffic circulation.

All safety advice indicated on the machine must be strictly observed.

The manufacturer is not held liable for any damage resulting from machine modifications carried out by the operator
himself or by a third party without previous written agreement from the manufacturer.

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 GENERAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

Before operating the machine, always ensure that tractor and machine are in accordance with work safety and road
traffic regulations.

BASIC PRINCIPLES

1. In addition to the recommendations given in this manual, legislation on work safety and accident prevention
must also be respected.

2. Advice is indicated on the machine, specifying safety recommendations in order to prevent accidents.

3. Before travelling on public roads, the operator must ensure that the machine conforms to road traffic regulations.

4. Before starting work, the operator must be familiar with all machine controls, handling devices and their
functions. Once at work, it is too late to do so !

5. Do not wear loose clothing which could become caught up in moving elements.

6. Use a tractor equipped with a safety cab. Keep windows and roof hatch closed for reduced sound level while
operating the PTO driven implement.

7. Before starting up the machine and beginning work, check the surrounding area (beware of children !). Make
sure there is sufficient visibility. Keep all people and animals away from the danger zone of the machine (risk
of projection!).

8. Carrying people or animals on the machine when working or in transport is strictly forbidden.

9. Machine must only be attached to tractor using means provided and in accordance with current safety
standards.

10. When attaching or removing the machine, place the parking stand into the corresponding position.

11. Special care should be taken when attaching or removing the machine from the tractor.

12. Before attaching the machine, ensure that the front tractor axle is sufficiently ballasted.
Ballast is to be placed on the supports provided in accordance with instructions of the tractor manufacturer.

13. Do not surpass the maximum axle load or the overall transport weight as prescribed by the tractor manufacturer.

14. Do not surpass the maximum transport width authorized by road traffic regulations.

15. Before transporting the machine on public roads, ensure that all legally required guards and indicators (lights,
reflectors ...) are in place and in good operation.

16. All operating controls (cords, cables, rods ...) must be positioned so that they cannot be set off accidently,
risking accident or damage.

17. Before transport on public roads, locate the machine into its transport position as instructed in this operator’s
manual.

18. Never leave the tractor seat while the machine is operating.

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19. Drive speed must be adapted to ground conditions as well as roads and paths.
Always avoid abrupt changes of direction.

20. Precision steering, tractor adherence, road holding and efficient braking are influenced by the type of
implement, weight, ballast of front axle, ground or road conditions. It is therefore of utmost importance to be
cautious in every given situation.

21. Be particularly cautious when turning corners, paying attention to machine overhang, length, height and weight.

22. Before operating the machine, ensure that all safety guards are firmly in place and in good condition. If worn
or damaged, replace immediately.

23. Before operating the machine, check tightness of nuts and bolts, particularly on tool fixing elements (blades,
tines, knives, spades ...). Retighten if necessary.

24. Keep clear of the machine operating area.

25. WARNING ! Danger of crushing and shearing can exist when components are operated by hydraulic or
pneumatic controls.

26. Before leaving the tractor or before adjusting, maintaining or repairing the machine, turn off the engine, remove
ignition key and wait until all moving parts have come to a complete stop.

27. Do not stand between the tractor and the machine unless the hand brake is tight and/or stops have been placed
under the wheels.

28. Before any adjustments, maintenance or repairs are carried out, ensure that the machine cannot be started
up accidentally.

ATTACHMENT

1. When attaching or removing the machine from the tractor, position hydraulic lift control lever in such a way that
it cannot be set off accidentally.

2. When attaching the machine to tractor 3-point linkage, ensure that diameter of link pins corresponds to diameter
of ball joints.

3. WARNING ! Danger of crushing and shearing can exist in the lifting zone of the 3-point linkage !

4. Do not stand between the tractor and the machine when operating the outer control lever of the lift mechanism.

5. In transport, the machine lift mechanism should be stabilized by tractor tie rods to avoid floatation and side
shifting.

6. When transporting the machine in the raised position, lock the lift control lever in place.

7. Do not operate the machine with narrow wheeltrack tractors when working or transporting on uneven or sloping
terrain.

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POWER TAKE-OFF

1. Only use PTO shaft supplied with the machine or recommended by the manufacturer.

2. PTO guards must always be in place and in good condition.

3. Check for correct PTO overlap when at work and in transport.

4. Before attaching or removing the PTO shaft, disengage PTO shaft, turn off engine and remove ignition key.

5. If a primary PTO shaft is equipped with a slip clutch or a free wheel, these must be fitted on the machine PTO.

6. Ensure that PTO shaft is always correctly fitted and locked into place.

7. Make sure guards are correctly in place and secured with the safety chains provided.

8. Before engaging PTO, ensure that PTO speed and direction are in accordance with manufacturer's recommen-
dations.

9. Before engaging PTO, keep all people and animals clear from the machine.

10. Never engage PTO shaft when tractor motor is turned off.

11. Never surpass PTO angle recommended by the manufacturer.

12. WARNING ! Rotating elements can continue turning momentarily after PTO is disengaged. Keep clear until all
rotating elements are at a standstill.

13. When removing the machine, locate PTO shaft on the supports provided.

14. Fit safety cap on tractor PTO.

15. Replace any worn or damaged PTO guards immediately.

HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

1. WARNING ! Hydraulic system is under pressure.

2. When fitting hydraulic motors or cylinders, ensure that connections have been made correctly, as per
manufacturer’s instructions.

3. Before connecting hoses to the tractor hydraulics, ensure that tractor and machine circuits are not under
pressure.

4. It is strongly recommended that the operator marks the hydraulic connections between tractor and machine to
avoid making a wrong connection. WARNING ! Functions could be reversed (for example : lift/lower).

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5. Check hydraulic hoses regularly ! Worn or damaged hoses must be replaced immediately.
Replacement parts must be in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations concerning specifications and
quality.

6. Should a leak be found, take all necessary precautions to avoid accidents.

7. Any liquid under pressure (particularly oil from hydraulics) can penetrate the skin and cause severe injury. If
injured, see a doctor immediately, there could be danger of infection.

8. Before any adjustments, maintenance or repairs are carried out, lower the machine, depressurize the circuit,
turn off the engine and remove ignition key.

MAINTENANCE

1. Before checking any machine malfunction and before adjusting, maintaining or repairing the machine, disengage
PTO, turn off engine and remove ignition key.

2. Check tightness of nuts and bolts regularly. Retighten if necessary.

3. If the machine is raised, prop it up in a stable position before carrying out any maintenance work.

4. When replacing a working part, wear protection gloves and only use standardized tools.

5. It is forbidden to discard any oil, grease or filters. These must be given to waste disposal organisations to protect
the environment.

6. Disconnect power source before any work is done on the electric system.

7. Check safety guards regularly, particularly those that are subject to wear. Replace immediately if damaged.

8. Spare parts used must be in accordance with specifications and standards as defined by the manufacturer. Use
only genuine KUHN parts !

9. Before any electric welding is carried out on tractor or attached machine, disconnect generator and battery
terminals.

10.Repairs on elements under pressure or tension (springs, accumulators etc.) must only be carried out by
competent persons with standardized equipment.

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 SPECIAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Use a tractor equipped with an enclosed cab with windows made of safety glass and kept closed. It is
recommended to fit polycarbonate screens inside the tractor safety cab's side and rear windows or to install mesh
guards on the exterior of them.

2. Stay a safe distance away from the mower when discs are rotating.

3. For safe machine operation, it is imperative that cutting tools be fitted in accordance with the manufacturer’s
recommendations. Use only the tool outfit supplied with the machine.

4. Each time before using the mower, inspect condition of cutting elements (knives, discs). Replace any missing,
worn or damaged cutting elements immediately. Use only genuine KUHN spare parts.

5. To avoid creating dangerous out of balance forces, always replace missing, damaged or worn knives in pairs.

6. When replacing knives or discs, systematically inspect their securing elements as per the manufacturer’s
recommendations.

7. Regularly inspect the disc mower’s protection cover. Worn or damaged protection covers must be replaced
immediately.

8. Protection devices (such as guards, shields etc.) are intended to prevent stones, rocks or other foreign objects
from being projected. They also prevent access to the machine’s danger zones. Therefore, it is imperative that
protection devices are put in place and properly secured each time before using the machine.

9. Crushing and shearing zones which could cause serious bodily injury when changing the machine from transport
to work position and vice versa may exist. To prevent possible injury, be extra careful when maneuvering and
ensure that everyone is at a safe distance away from the machine.

10.PTO drive to the mower must never be engaged unless the cutterbar skid shoes are in contact with the ground
and the protective cover is folded down.

11.Ground of the pastures to be mown must be free of foreign objects.

12.Even when the machine is used in accordance with its purpose, objects may be projected. It is therefore
imperative that everyone be kept away from the danger zone, that extra care be taken and that extra precaution
(such as safety indicators) be taken when mowing pastures alongside roads or near public areas (parks, schools
etc.).

13.Never mow in reverse.

14.When disengaging the PTO drive, moving parts continue to rotate for some time. Wait for all moving parts to come
to a complete stop before approaching the machine.

15.If an obstruction is hit, stop the tractor immediately, disengage PTO drive, turn off engine, remove ignition key
and wait for all moving parts to come to a complete stop.
Check the entire machine for any damage before resuming work.

16.It is strongly recommended to have your machine checked by your dealer after each season, especially blades
and discs and their fixing devices (nuts, bolts etc.).

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 SAFETY DECALS

THE FOLLOWING SAFETY PICTORIALS HAVE BEEN PLACED ON YOUR MACHINE IN THE AREAS
INDICATED. THEY ARE INTENDED FOR YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY AND FOR THE SAFETY OF THE
PEOPLE WORKING WITH YOU. THE TEXT SHOWN ON THEM GIVES THEIR PRECISE MEANING.
KEEP THE PICTORIALS LEGIBLE. IF THEY ARE NOT, REPLACE THEM.

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 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TYPE GMD 600 GMD 700

Number of discs 6 7

Width of cut 2.40 m / 7' 10" 2.80 m / 9' 2"

PTO power requirement 30 kW (42 hp) 36 kW (50 hp)

P.TO. speed 540 rpm 540 rpm

Disc speed 2986 rpm 2986 rpm

Width in transport position *0.23 m (9") wider than tractor width*

Lift system hydraulic hydraulic

Weight (approx.) 494 kg / 1086 lbs 527 kg / 1160 lbs

Bevel gearbox oil capacity 0.45 l / 1 US pint

Oil quality : SAE 80 GL4 (EP) 0.75 Imp pint

Cutterbar oil capacity 2.00 l / 4.25 US pint

Oil quality : SAE 80 GL4 (EP) 3.5 Imp pint

* Applicable if machine is attached in such a way that a 5 cm / 2" distance "A" is respected (see page 18).

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 ASSEMBLY

To facilitate shipping of the GMD 600 and 700 disc mowers, certain parts or assemblies are partially disassembled
to reduce bulk. To assemble these parts proceed as follows :

1. Mounting chassis to cutterbar

Make sure that the bore of nylon bushings is clean and well greased. Remove protective paint from the front cover
of bevel gearbox where bushings make contact. Chock chassis. Pull parking stand control lever (C) backwards and
swing it to the right (looking in the direction of travel). Attach chassis to cutterbar with 2 self-locking screws (B) (M
16 x 50) and 2 washers (A) (dia. 16.5 x 60) as shown in photo 1 and figure 1. Torque : 30 daNm/220 ft.lbs.
Install compensating spring rod (N) in its housing (O) (photo 1).

FOR YOUR SAFETY BE SURE TO CHOCK CHASSIS CORRECTLY.

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2. Fitting the break-away latch

Fit break-away latch (P) on headstock yoke (Q) and

main frame yoke (R) with 2 pins (S) and 4 roll pins (T)
(dia. 6 x 36) as shown in photo 2.

3. Assembly of belt shield and belts

- Install the inner belt shield (D) (photo 3) in place and

secure with the 3 spacer bolts (E) taped on the stop
chain.
- Install closing plate (F) equipped with elastic nut as
shown in photo 3.

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 - Install belts (G) (photo 3) on pulleys and tension
them by tightening screw (H) (photo 3 A).
- Belt tension is correct if deflection does not exceed
10 mm (2/5") when belt is pressed upon with a force
of 3.5 kg (8 lbs) at mid distance between pulleys.
- When correct tension has been obtained, tighten
lock nut (J) (photo 3 A).

- Attach outer belt shield (X) with 3 washers and 3 cap

nuts (I) (photo 4).
- Assemble closing plate and outer belt shield with
one self-locking screw (K) (M 8 x 16) (photo 4).

4. Frame pipe and lift bracket assembly

- After cleaning attach frame pipe (L) (photo 5) to bevel

gearbox with 4 screws (M) (M 16 x 40). (Torque : 21
daNm / 155 ft.lbs).

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 - Attach lift bracket (N) (photo 6) using axle (O) and
split pins (dia. 5 x 32) provided.

5. Compensating spring, inner shoe and inner swath board assembly

- Connect compensating spring (P) (photo 7) to axle

(R) of frame pipe and secure with 2 roll pins (dia.
8 x 40).

- Fit inner shoe (I) by means of 4 cup square bolts (J)

(M 10 x 25) and 4 self locking nuts (M 10) (photo 8).

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 - Attach inner swath board (S) (photo 8 a) in place with
3 cup square bolts (T) (M 10 x 20), 3 flat washers (dia.
11 x 24 x 2) and 3 self locking nuts (M 10).
Tighten all swath board bolts (T).

6. Installing outer disc with cone and outer swath wheel

- Attach the outer disc with cone using 4 hexagon
screws (M 12 x 20) and 4 conical spring washers
(position the conical centre at the top) so that its
largest diameter is positioned at a right angle in
relation to the adjacent disc (see pictorial opposite).
Tighten at 12 daNm (90 ft.lbs).
- Attach swath wheel assembly (U) to outer skid shoe
(photo 9) with 2 cup square bolts (V) (M 12 x 35), 2
conical washers (dia. 13 mm) and 2 self-locking nuts
(M 12).
Torque : 8.5 daNm/65 ft.lbs
Before tightening screws (V), make sure that swath
wheel does not come into contact with cone cover or
knives.
Keep to a distance of X = 15 to 25 mm / 3/5" - 1".

The angular position of the swath wheel compared to the cutterbar can be adapted to working conditions
enabling a regular flow of the cut crop towards the rear.
Position the swath wheel so that maximum angle (A') (fig. 9 A) is obtained. In difficult working
conditions (long, dense, bent over crops) position it towards minimum angle (A) (fig. 9 A).

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7. Safety guard and locking device assembly

- Attach the front safety bar (B) to its 3 hinges (C) with
the 5 cup square bolts (P) (M 10 x 25) and 5 self-
locking nuts (O) (M 10) (fig. 10).

- Then attach the pre-assembled front safety bar (B)

at (N) with 3 hexagonal screws (M 12 x 75) and self-
locking nuts (M 12) (photo 11). Do not tighten these
3 screws completely, so that the front safety bar can
still pivot.

- Next attach rear safety bar (A) with 5 round head

bolts (P) (M 10 x 25) and 5 self-locking nuts (O)
(M 10) (fig. 10 and photo 11). Fit end-plug (Z) on
rear safety bar (A) (photo 11).

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- Install cover (D) as shown in photo 12. Buckle straps around the pipe frame at E. Buckle straps (F) around front
and rear safety bar. All these straps are attached to the underneath of the safety cover.
- Punch 3 holes in the safety cover at (G) and use 3 cup square bolts (R) (M 10 x 35) with self-locking nuts (0) (M
10) (fig 9) and plain washers (Q) (dia. 11 x 24 x 2) to attach the following components on the outside arms of the
safety bars : safety guard locking device (S) ; safety cover (D) ; stop rod (J) (see fig. 10 and also refer to photos
11, 12 and 12 A).

Note : Make sure that the pivot axis of the safety guard locking device (S) is lined up with the pivot axis (N) of the
front safety bar before tightening self-locking nuts (O).

CAUTION : ALWAYS OPERATE MOWER WITH SAFETY COVER IN PLACE AND THE
FRONT END OF THE COVER LOWERED. NEVER LEAN AGAINST OR STAND ON
SAFETY COVER.

The safety guard locking device is operated with an

18mm box spanner (T) to be stored in holder (U) (photo
13).

GENERAL INFORMATION

1. Minimum tractor power used should be 31 kW

(42 PTO hp) for the GMD 600 and 37 kW (50 PTO
hp) for the GMD 700. If tractor power is not suffi-
cient, quality of work will not be satisfactory.

2. GMD 600 and GMD 700 disc mowers can be

adapted to all tractors having a PTO speed of 540
rpm and equipped with a normalized Cat. 2 three
point hitch.

3. GMD 600 and GMD 700 are equipped with adjust-

able lower hitch pins allowing the machine to be
offset 50 mm (2") to the left and 50 mm (2") to the
right.

4. To adjust lower hitch pins (T) (photo 14), loosen the

4 hexagonal screws (U) of collar flanges (V) on each
side. Reposition lower hitch pins respecting dimen-
sion 825 mm (2’8") (page 18) and retighten screws Check tighteness of screws (U) after ten hours
(U). Torque : 12 daNm/88 ft.lbs. of use.

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 ADAPTING TO TRACTOR
Attachment of lower links and
positionning of hitch pins :

Follow fig. 1 for category 2 tractors with narrow wheel

track.

Follow fig. 2 for category 2 tractors with standard

wheel track.

Follow fig. 3 for category 2 tractors with wide wheel

track.

Follow fig. 4 for Cat. 2 tractors with very wide wheel

track. In this case a lengthened left hitch pin for up to
200 mm (8") offset is required (see optional accesso-
ries on page 35).

NOTE : Always attach machine in such a way that

distance (A) is approximately 50 mm (2").

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 1. Attach the lower links to the hitch pins and secure
with linchpins (A) (photo 16).

2. Attach the top link (P) using pin (D). Two positions
are available on the pin, depending on the diameter
of the ball joint, to secure the link to the mower .

3. Connect the hydraulic hose (X) to the tractor.

4. Raise machine with the tractor 3-point hitch, pull

parking stand control lever (L) towards the rear and
pivot it to the left (looking in the direction of travel)
which raises parking stand (E). The lever is auto-
matically locked in place when fully pivoted towards
the left (photo 17).

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 P.T.O. SHAFT
Connect the PTO shaft to the 540 rpm tractor drive (with the free wheel fitted on the machine side).

Make sure PTO length is correct :

1° When the PTO is in its maximum extended position, a minimum tube overlap of 250 mm (10") must be maintained.
2° When the PTO is in its maximum overlap position (retracted), tubes should not butt against the yokes. As a safety
measure a clearance of at least 10 mm (2/5") must be maintained. If this is not the case, shorten the two
transmission tubes and the two guard tubes by the same length (photos 18 and 19). Bevel and clean the tubes
(photo 20) and grease the inside of the outer tube (photo 21).
3° Never operate the PTO at too great an angle (30° maximum) (photo 22).

These recommendations and adjustments must be respected to avoid damage or premature wear of
the PTO.

Never connect the PTO to the 1000 rpm tractor drive.

To avoid accidents which could be serious, make sure that the guards are always correctly in place
and secured with the safety chains (x) (photo 22). Damaged guards should be replaced immediately.

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 TRANSPORT

BEFORE TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE ON

THE PUBLIC HIGHWAY, THE OPERATOR
SHOULD MAKE SURE THAT THE MACHINE
CONFORMS TO THE HIGHWAY CODE.

To transport the machine on public highways or from one field to another, proceed as follows :
- Disengage the PTO drive and wait for all movement to stop.
- Raise the machine with the tractor 3 point linkage.
- Release lock by applying pressure with the box spanner (A - arrow 1) supplied with the machine and fold the front
safety bar upwards (arrow 2) (photo 24) till it is automatically locked in transport position.
- Pull cord (F) (photo 25) to pivot stop plate (G) which locks the spring compensating system.
- Raise cutterbar in the full vertical position, keeping cord pulled until cutterbar is raised up. It will automatically be
locked in place by latch (C) (photo 25) when it reaches the vertical position (photo 26).

The cord (F) (photo 25) must be pulled each time when raising the cutterbar in the vertical
position.

Note : It is normal that the vent plug may seep lubricating fluid during the first activations of the hydraulic cylinder.

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 WORKING POSITION AND ADJUSTMENTS

WARNING : BEFORE PUTTING THE MACHINE IN WORK OR TRANSPORT POSITION, ENSURE

ALL PERSONS ARE WELL CLEAR OF THE CUTTERBAR PIVOTING AREA.

1. Pressurize the disc mower's lift cylinder so that the cutterbar closes up against its stop.

2. Pull cord (F) to free latch (C) (photo 27).

3. Lower the cutterbar down to the horizontal position by releasing hydraulic pressure. Keep cord pulled until
cutterbar is lowered half-way, as cord also activates stop plate (D) which unlocks the spring compensating
system.

4. Release lock by applying pressure with the hand palm (arrow 1) and fold front safety bar (V) downwards
(arrow 2) (photo 28) till it is automatically locked in working position.

Adjustment of chassis height from the

ground

1. For tractors equipped with hydraulic position

control function, set position control so that lower
hitch pins are 450 mm (18") from the ground (photo
29).
In this case the stop chain delivered with the
machine must not be used.

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 2. For tractors not equipped with hydraulic
position control function the stop-chain delivered
with the machine must be used.

- Lower machine until hitch pins (F) are 450 mm (18")

or slightly more from the ground.
- Connect stop-chain (D) with its hook (G) supplied in
the hardware kit of the machine to one of the free
holes at the tractor’s top link attachment clevis.
- Lower the machine into working position. Chassis
height is correct when :

- The cutterbar is resting on the ground.

- Stop-chain (D) is tight.
- E = 450 mm (18") (distance of lower
hitch pins from ground).

- To keep this adjustment permanently, close hook

eyelet with roll pin (dia. 5 x 45 mm).

WARNING : BEFORE PUTTING THE MACHINE IN WORK OR TRANSPORT POSITION,

ENSURE ALL PERSONS ARE WELL CLEAR OF THE CUTTERBAR PIVOTING AREA.

CUTTING HEIGHT

Maximum cutting height (50 mm / 2") (fig. 1) is achieved when the discs are parallel to the ground. Adjustment of
cutting height is achieved by altering the cutterbar tilt angle. This is effected by varying top link length (H) (photos
29 and 30) until desired cutting height is achieved. To minimize blade and disc wear, improve grass regrowth and
get maximum nutritive value from the crop, minimum cutting height should never be adjusted less then 30 mm
/ 1 1/4" (fig. 2).

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 SAFETY BREAK-AWAY

A breakaway latch allows the cutterbar to swing back

if an obstruction is hit (photo 31).
IF THE LATCH RELEASES, STOP THE TRACTOR
IMMEDIATELY AND DISENGAGE THE PTO.
To reset the cutterbar, back the mower until the
cutterbar is in its normal position.
The factory setting of the latch is adapted to most
working conditions.

NOTE : Before using the mower, the break-away

linkage must be checked for good operation making
sure all components slide correctly and are well
greased. Check for any cutterbar damage if an obs-
truction is encountered.

For the GMD 600 and GMD 700, the stack of spring washers should be compressed to 95 mm ( 3 3/4") (fig. 3).
Observe spring-washer arrangement in fig. 3 (photo 32) carefully.

If after resetting, the cutterbar continues to break away, the pressure of spring assembly (A) (photo 32) can be
increased, but in all cases stacking must not be less than 91 mm (3 2/3"), as otherwise safety disengagement cannot
function.

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 PARKING THE MACHINE

BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO LOWER

THE PARKING STAND, RAISE THE
CUTTERBAR TO ITS VERTICAL
TRANSPORT POSITION, TO RELEASE
ALL PRESSURE ON THE
COMPENSATING SPRING.

- Pull parking stand control lever (L) and pivot it to the

right which lowers stand (E) and at the same time
unlocks compensating spring (P).
This second operation is completed by cable (S)
releasing stop (R).
Lever (L) will automatically lock into place when fully
pivoted towards the right.

- Release hydraulic pressure to lower cutterbar to the

horizontal position (see page 22 for correct proce-
dure).
- With the hydraulic 3-point lift, lower the machine to
the ground and disconnect the top link and the
hydraulic hose.
- Then disconnect lower links and the PTO shaft.
- Place the PTO shaft (T) in its support (U) and wind the
hydraulic hose around the top link clevis (photo 34).

FOR YOUR SAFETY : ALWAYS PARK THE MACHINE WITH THE CUTTERBAR IN THE
HORIZONTAL POSITION.

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 OPERATING THE MOWER
Release lock by applying pressure with the hand palm
(arrow 1) and fold front safety bar (V) downwards (arrow
2) (photo 35) till it is automatically locked in working
position.

ENSURE THAT THE SAFETY

CURTAIN IS COMPLETELY IN
PLACE AROUND THE CUTTER-
BAR.

Safety curtain will avoid projection of most foreign

objects.

Always allow a few minutes for oil to spread in the

cutterbar before engaging PTO when changing cutterbar
from transport to operating position.
Before cutting, engage tractor PTO and slowly increase
speed up to 540 rpm.
Do not be disturbed by the high pitched whine of the
discs. This will be reduced to some extent when
cutting.

Forward speed must be adapted to working conditions and should be reduced when mowing dense crops.
Check correct fixation of plugs (C) (photo 35) on the outer and inner disc cone.
Replace lost or worn plugs immediately.

ADVERSE FIELD CONDITIONS

NEVER MOW IN STONY OR ROCKY GROUNDS.

Extra care and precautions should be taken in rough or debris-ridden fields. The following adjustments should be
made to the mower in these conditions to minimize the possibility of foreign objects being deflected by the cutting
knives.

1° Tilt the angle of the cutterbar back towards the horizontal position by turning the top link handle (H) (photo 29,
page 22 and photo 30 page 23) to raise the cutting height of the knives.
2° Reduce the forward speed.
3° Make sure the cutting knives can pivot if an obstruction is hit.

NEVER OPERATE THE MOWER WITHOUT THE PLASTIC COVER IN PLACE. DO NOT
LEAN AGAINST OR STAND ON THE GUARD COVER.

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 LUBRICATION
IMPORTANT : It is very important that the oil in the
bevel gearbox and the cutterbar be changed after the
first ten hours of use with E.P. SAE 80 GL4 OIL.
Thereafter, it should be changed every 200 hours of
use or at least once per year.
NOTE : Oil should be drained immediately after use
while still warm.
The pressure relief valve (A) (photo 36) located on the
side of the bevel gearbox must also be unscrewed and
cleaned after the first ten hours and thereafter should
be checked and cleaned regularly. The ball detent
must be free to relieve pressure.

1° BEVEL GEARBOX

Check oil level once a day . Add oil through filler plug
(B) (photo 36) if required.
The maximum oil capacity of this gearbox is as shown
in the table below and it is important not to exceed
this quantity.

GEARBOX OIL CAPACITY :

0.45 litre - 1 US pint - 0.75 Imp. pint

Plug (C) (photo 36) serves as a check plug when the

bar is horizontal. Remove plug (C). When oil level is
correct, it will just begin to flow out of the hole. Plug (C)
is also used as a drain plug when the cutterbar is in the
vertical transport position.

2° CUTTERBAR

Check oil level once a day. Add E.P. SAE 80 GL4 oil
to the cutterbar at fill plug (D) (photo 37). The oil level
is correct when oil flows out of the fill plug hole.
Note : Make sure the cutterbar is in the vertical
position when checking or adding oil.

CUTTERBAR OIL CAPACITY :

2.00 litres - 3.5 Imp.pints - 4.25 US pints

NOTE : Provided above intructions are strictly observed, there is no cause for alarm if it is found that the transmission
case is very hot to touch, provided that the discs turn freely by hand. .
Attention : Before carrying out this check, turn off the tractor engine, remove ignition key and disconnect the PTO
shaft.

To drain oil, remove magnetic drain plug (E) (photo 37) located underneath the cutterbar below the bevel gearbox.
Clean all metal particles off the magnetic drain plug before refitting.

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GREASE FITTINGS

Clean fittings before applying grease. Oil all pivot and

linkage points every fifty hours.
Grease breakaway sliding components as required.

Lubricate the PTO shaft at the hourly intervals indicated

in figure 1 with SHELL Multi-Purpose grease NLGI
grade 2

THE RECOMMENDED GREASE AND OIL CHANGE PERIODS ARE BASED ON NORMAL
FIELD AND WORK CONDITIONS.
SEVERE OR UNUSUAL CONDITIONS MAY REQUIRE MORE FREQUENT LUBRICATION
OR OIL CHANGES.

RESPECT SPECIFIED OIL QUANTITIES AND GRADES : SAE 80 W EP (GL4) OIL

ONLY.

(In certain countries SAE 80 W EP (GL4) oil may not be available. In this case a GL 4 or GL 5 grade SAE 80 W
90 oil may be used as a replacement. Never use a straight EP 90 oil).

ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE

Adjust machine to clear obstructions and debris. Foreign objects and other debris can be
deflected toward the operator and bystanders.

1. Discs and knives

Discs, knives and securing elements are manufac-

tured from high quality steel and have been subjected
to a heat-treatment to assure a high resistance to
wear.
Worn or damaged items must immediately be re-
placed with genuine KUHN parts as otherwise war-
ranty will be withdrawn.

CAUTION : ONLY USE GENUINE KUHN

SPARE PARTS.

Worn knives should either be turned over on the same

disc to use the other cutting edge, or replaced. When
turning or replacing the knifes, make sure there is a 1
mm minimum gap between the knives or their mount- To replace or turn over knives, first clean the area
ing bolts and the cutterbar wear plates. If otherwise, around nut (A) (photo 38) and remove nut with the box
insert one (maximum two) distance spacer(s) (code spanner supplied with the machine.
568 071 00) between the discs and the disc bearing Ensure securing elements are in good condition and fit
stations (see fig. 2, page 29). Dull knives require more knives so that the arrow on their upper face is pointing
horse power to cut the crop and will leave an uneven in the direction of rotation of the disc it is fitted to.
stubble. Torque locknut to 12 daNm (90 ft.lbs).

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 IMPORTANT : ALWAYS REPLACE
SECURING ELEMENTS (LOCK-
NUTS AND BOLTS) WHEN THEY
HAVE BEEN REMOVED 5 TIMES.

CAUTION : ALWAYS REPLACE

DAMAGED KNIVES, NEVER
STRAIGHTEN A BENT KNIFE.
NEVER REPLACE ONE KNIFE ONLY
PER DISC, ALWAYS REPLACE
BOTH OF THEM TO AVOID CREAT-
ING AN OUT-OF-BALANCE FORCE.

Discs are secured by 4 nipple-screws (B) and 4

conical spring washers (C) on a hub (fig. 1).

Two of these diametrically opposite bolts are also used to secure the conical covers on top of the discs. Tighten
all 4 bolts to a torque of 12 daNm (90 ft.lbs).
The discs must have their largest diameters positioned at right angles to each other. This positioning must be
scrupulously respected so as to avoid interference between the knives.
Take extra care when fitting the conical spring washers (C) (fig. 1), which must be positioned with the conical centre
at the top.

Discs supplied through our spare

parts department come with a 1 mm
spacer (part no. 568 071 00) (fig. 2)
attached to them. When installing a
new disc check if the gap between
the blades or their mounting bolts
and the cutterbar protection shields
is at least 1 mm. If this is not the case
fit the 1 mm spacer between the disc
and its mounting hub for increased
clearance (fig. 2).

CAUTION : BEFORE CARRYING OUT SERVICE OR ADJUSTMENTS TO THIS MACHINE, TURN

OFF THE TRACTOR ENGINE, REMOVE IGNITION KEY AND DISCONNECT THE PTO SHAFT.

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2. Belts

Belts must be properly tensioned at all times to avoid

excessive flopping and slipping. Loose belts will also
cause poor cutting and premature wear.
To tension the belts, loosen lock-nut (E) and tighten
screw (D) (photo 39). When belts have been tensioned
correctly, retighten the lock-nut.

Belt tension is correct if deflection does not exceed 10

mm (2/5") when a belt is pressed upon with a force of
3.5 kg (8 lbs) at mid distance between pulleys. This
must be checked, particularly during the first hours of
work, through the cut-out (C) located underneath the
belt shield (photo 40).

Note : Belts must never be changed individually. If

one of them becomes damaged, the whole set
(code No. 83101791) must be replaced.

3. Releasing compensating spring

(photo 41)

When parking the machine, the compensating spring

is automatically released by operating the parking
stand control lever which also activates the transport
lock through cable (S), allowing the shouldered rod (F)
to slide freely in its guide (G). Length of cable (S) can
be adjusted by using screw (V), if necessary.

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4. Adjustment of compensating spring
tension

The compensating spring is factory adjusted so that

dimension (X) (photo 42) is 200 mm (8") for the GMD
600 and 170 mm (7") for the GMD 700.

When working conditions are difficult, adjustment can

be modified as follows :
- Put machine in parking position, which releases
compensating spring (P) (photos 41 and 42).
- Loosen lock nut (H) and adjust rod (F).
- After adjustment retighten lock nut (H).

REGULARLY CHECK ALL NUTS AND BOLTS FOR CORRECT TIGHTNESS,

PARTICULARLY THOSE SECURING THE DISCS AND KNIVES.

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 INSPECTION OF KNIVES AND SECURING
ELEMENTS

A. KNIVES : Should be inspected

systematically each time before the machine
is operated.

Cutting quality as well as safe operation depend on the

regular inspection and care given to the knives. Knives
should be replaced in the following cases :

1. Damaged knives

Very rough conditions can cause knives to crack

and become deformed leading to :
- increased risk of accidents ;
- deterioration of cutting quality ;
- risk of damage to the cutterbar.

2. Worn knives

Length (A) of a knife should be greater than 65 mm.

The width (B) of a knife, measured at a distance
of 10 mm away from the edge of the disc should
be greater than 34 mm

The hole (L) for the securing bolt must not become
oval by more than 20 mm for an 18 mm hole.

B. SECURING ELEMENTS : To be
inspected regularly !

(particularly the tightening torque of the nut:

12 daNm / 90 ft.lbs).

- Inspect immediately after hitting an obstruction.

- Inspect when replacing knives.
- Check at the beginning of each season.

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1. The securing bolt must be replaced:

- When a visible deformation is found.

- When the locking compound on the threads has worn

away or if the locking compound has become
inoperational due to inclusion of water, oil or dirt.

- When wear on the head reaches the contact area of

the knife.

- When the diameter (D) of the bolt shoulder is less

than 15 mm (5/8 ").

2. The nuts must be replaced :

- When the contact washer has lost its elasticity or

when it becomes loose from the nut.

- When wear on the nut reaches a = 5 mm.

FOR THE CORRECT OPERATION OF YOUR MACHINE,

ALWAYS USE GENUINE KUHN SPARE PARTS

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 OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT

1. Hydraulic adaptators (photo 43)

For fitting to different types of hydraulic connectors,

three adaptators are available :
M16 x 1.5 / 1/2 GAZ - CON 22 (823 012 05)
M16 x 1.5 / 1/2 NPT - 24 (823 012 06)
M16 x 1.5 / 3/4 UNF - JIC (823 019 02)

2. High cone (kit No. 104 6130 for GMD 700)

To reduce swath width on the GMD 700, the second disc can be replaced by a cone. Tighten fixation bolts to
12 daNm/88 ft.lbs.

3. Inside swath wheel (kit No. 104 6100)

On the GMD 700 an inside swath wheel can be

installed in conjunction with the second cone (n° 104
6130). This set enables reducing the swath width to
1,55 m (approx. 5').
The swath wheel (I) is attached to the frame pipe with
2 screws (E) (M 12 x 20) and 2 conical spring washers,
as shown in photo 46. Torque of screws : 12 daNm/
88 ft.lbs.

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4. Inside swath wheel (kit No. 103 6130)

To reduce swath width to 1,50 m (approx. 4' 11"), an

inside swath wheel can be mounted on the GMD 600.
The swath wheel (E) is attached to the frame pipe with
2 screws (A) (M 12 x 20) and 2 conical spring washers
as shown in photo 47.
Torque of screws : 12 daNm/88 ft.lbs.

5. Lengthened left hitch pin

(kit No. 568 207 00)

For offsetting the machine up to 200 mm (8") a

lengthened hitch pin (T) (photo 48) can be mounted on
the left arm of the 3-point frame (looking in the direction
of travel).
Installation : see pages 17 and 18.

6. Wear plate (568 017 00)

To prolong the life of worn disc guards when working in

very difficult and abrasive conditions, wear plates are
available through our spare parts department for welding
to the underside of each individual disc guard (fig. 49).

7. Raised skids (fig. 50)

Kit No. 103 6190

A raised skid shoe kit comprising 2 raised skids is

available as an optional equipment. This kit serves 2
purposes :
- providing a cutting height adjustable between
35 mm and 90 mm (1.5" and 3.5"),
- operating on sticky grounds.
This 2 raised skids are installed instead of the 2 regular
end skids.

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8. Quick hitch bracket (Kit No. 103 6170)

This kit is available as optional equipment for North

America.
Attach bracket (H) to 3-point frame (K) with 2 bolts (L)
and 2 self locking nuts (M 18) (photo 51).

9. Signalling elements (photo 52)

Kit No. 102 6100

Signalling elements can be ordered as an optional

extra. To install this kit proceed as follows :
- Attach tail lamp (N) to panel (A).
- Bolt panel (A) to support (S) with 3 hexagon screws
(E) (M 10 x 20), 3 plain washers (dia. 11 x 24 x 2) and
3 self-locking nuts (M 10).
- Attach guide (H) to the rear guard tube (T) with an U-
bolt and 2 self-locking nuts (L) (M 10).
- Plug electric cable (O) into the lamp terminal (N).

In transport position mount the panel (A) with its

support (S) in the guide (H) with lock (U) and plug
electric cable at the rear of the tractor.

Before putting the machine in

work position, dont forget to
unbolt the panel.

10. Kit for mowing at 35 degrees below

horizontal (photo 53)
(Kit no. 104 6140)

This kit consists of a longer hydraulic cylinder (V), a

shorter attachment rod (D) and 2 connecting brackets
(C) to be installed in place of the original parts.

Enlargement (A) indicates the correct connecting

bracket positioning on GMD 600 (distance Y = 75
mm) whereas enlargement (B) shows the correct
connecting bracket positioning on a GMD 700 (dis-
tance Y’ = 50 mm).

Note : In order to avoid too much tension on the

spring (R) when the slope exceeds minus 25
degrees, adjust the compensating spring so
that distance (X) (photo 42, page 31) is 245
mm (10").

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11. lnner swath board
(Kit no. 103 6200 for GMD 600)
(Kit no. 104 6150 for GMD 700)

The inner swath board set enables reducing the swath width to 1.20 m on the GMD 600 and to 1.25 m on the GMD
700 (approx. 4' on either models).
This set is to be used when combined with the first inner disc with cone and the inner swath wheel (n° 103 6130)
on GMD 600.
On the GMD 700, it must be used in combination with the second high inner cone (n° 104 6130) and the inner swath
wheel (n° 104 6100).

Before assembling the inner swath board, the mounting

bracket (B) must be welded on the cutterbar stiffener
(M) following the instructions on figure 54 and 55.
GMD 600 : X = 430 mm. GMD 700 : X = 720 mm.
Fit the inner swath board support plate (A) on the
mounting bracket (B) with 3 cup square bolts (V)
(M 12 x 30) and 3 self locking nuts (O) (M 12) (torque:
8 daNm / 60 ft.lbs) (figure 54).
Next fit the inner swath board (C) on the support (A) by
means of a cup square bolt (J) (M 12 x 80), a pressure spring (R), a dished washer (S) and a self-locking nut (T)
(M 12) (figure 54). Do not overtighten the nut so that the board (C) can oscillate around the fixing bolt (J).
To finish the job, fix the swathing stick (D) on the plate (C) with 2 cup square bolts (E) (M 8 x 50) and (F) (M 8 x
30), a spacer (G) and 2 self-locking nuts (H) (M 8) (figure 54).

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 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY

Uneven stubble Too much tilt on cutterbar Reduce tilt (see page 23)

Low PTO speed Increase engine speed to run

PTO at 540 rpm

Knives not installed Make sure that the arrow on the knife
correctly upper face is pointing in the direction
of rotation of the disc (see page 29)

Low disc speed Check belts for correct tension

(see page 30)

Dull or broken knives Replace knives

Stubble too long Incorrect angle on cutterbar Change cutterbar angle using
tractor top link (see page 23)

Insufficient cutterbar Adjust compensating spring tension

down pressure (see page 31)

Soil built up in front of Very wet conditions Adjust main frame height by
cutterbar shortening chain as necessary
(see pages 22 / 23)

Sticky ground Fit a set of raised skids (see page 36)

Too much cutterbar Adjust compensating spring tension

down pressure (see page 31)

Cutterbar not floating Main frame setting incorrect Adjust main frame as described
on pages 22 and 23

Machine breaking back Insufficient tension on Tighten breakaway spring

too easily breakaway spring washers washers (see page 24)

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 STORING THE MOWER
Store the mower in a dry place.

Thoroughly clean the mower.

Drain oil from gearbox and cutterbar and refill with new oil to correct level.

Inspect and replace worn knives and their fixation hardware.

Store cutterbar in operating position.

Untighten drive belts.

Clean bar and rusted areas and paint all areas from which the paint has worn.

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 SOUND LEVELS

Sound levels given out by : GMD 600 - GMD 700 Multidisc Mowers

Sound levels have been measured in accordance with the measuring methods as defined in :

HM Agricultural Inspectorate
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY NOISE
Legislation and guidance on methods of testing
(Annex to AIC 1896/117 REV)
February 1988
Health and Safety Executive

The method employed corresponds to the method No. 4 in this document. Unspecified testing
conditions comply with ISO 5131 standard.

Measuring equipment conforms to NF S 31-009 standard. The tractor used has a power of 92 kW.

A-weighted emission sound pressure level L (A) eq inside tractor cab (with closed windows) :

GMD 600 GMD 700

Tractor only 76.0 dB (A) 76.0 dB (A)

Tractor + machine 80.3 dB (A) 80.6 db (A)

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 LIMITED WARRANTY

KUHN S.A. of 4 Impasse des Fabriques, 67706 SAVERNE CEDEX, France (hereinafter called the
«Company») warrants, in accordance with the provisions below, to each original retail purchaser of
KUHN new equipment of its own manufacture, from an authorized KUHN dealer, that such equipment
is, at the time of delivery to such purchaser, free from defects in material and workmanship and that
such equipment will be warranted for a period of one year starting from the date the goods are delivered
to the end user and during this period up to a limit of 500 hours use, providing the machine is used and
serviced in accordance with the recommendations in the Operator’s Manual.

THESE CONDITIONS ARE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONS :

1. Parts of machines which are not of our manufacture i.e. tyres, belts, P.T.O. shafts, clutches etc., are not
covered by this Limited Warranty but are subject to the warranty of the original manufacturer. Any claim
falling into this category will be taken up with the manufacturer concerned.

2. Warranty claims applying to these types of parts must be handled in the same way as if they were parts
manufactured by KUHN. However, compensation will be paid in accordance with the warranty agree-
ment of the manufacturer concerned in as much as the latter justifies such a claim.

3. This Limited Warranty will be withdrawn if any equipment has been used for purposes other than for
which it was intended or if it has been misused, neglected or damaged by accident or let out on hire. Nor
can claims be accepted if parts other than those manufactured by us have been incorporated in any of
our equipment. Furthermore, the Company shall not be responsible for damage in transit or handling by
any common carrier and under no circumstances within or without the warranty period will the Company
be liable for damages for loss of use or damages resulting from delay or any consequential damage.

We cannot be held responsible for loss of earnings caused by a breakdown or for injuries either to the owner
or to a third party, nor can we be called upon to be responsible for labor charges, other than originally
agreed, incurred in the removal or replacements of components.

THE CUSTOMER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR AND BEAR THE COSTS OF:

1. Normal maintenance such as greasing, maintenance of oil levels, minor adjustments, etc.

2. Transportation of any kind of any KUHN product to and from the place the warranty work is performed.

3. Dealer travel time to and from the machine or to deliver and return the machine from the workshop for
repair.

4. Dealer travelling costs.

Parts defined as normal wearing items are listed as follows and are not in any way covered under this
Limited Warranty :
V belts, discs, knives, wear plates, disc guards, tires, torque limiters, hydraulic hoses, pitman shafts, swath
sticks, blades, tines and tine holders.

KUHN Limited Warranty will not apply to any product which is altered or modified without the expressed
permission of the Company and/or repaired by anyone other than Authorized Service Distributors or
Authorized Service Dealers.
LIMITED WARRANTY IS DEPENDENT UPON THE STRICT OBSERVANCE BY THE
PURCHASER OF THE FOLLOWING PROVISIONS :

- That this Limited Warranty shall not be assigned or transferred to anyone unless the Company’s consent in
writing has first been obtained.

- The warranty/product registration form has been correctly completed by dealer and purchaser with their
names and addresses, dated, signed and returned to the appropriate address as given on the warranty/
product registration form.

- The claim form sent to KUHN has been correctly completed stating:

* dealer’s name and address

* owner’s name and address
* type of machine
* machine serial number
* delivery date to buyer
* date of failure
* tractor make and type
* description of the failure and its cause
* quantity, reference number and name of the damaged parts
* reference number, quantity and date of the invoice for the replacement parts.

- The judgement of the Company in all cases of claims under this Limited Warranty shall be final and conclu-
sive and the purchaser agrees to accept its decisions on all questions as to defect and to the exchange of
any part or parts.

- That all safety instructions in the Operator’s Manual shall be followed and all safety guards regularly inspected
and replaced where necessary.

No warranty is given on second-hand products and none is to be implied. Persons dealing in the Company’s
products are in no way legal agents of the Company and have no right or authority to assume any obligation
on their behalf, express implied, or to bind them in any way.

KUHN S.A. reserves the right to incorporate any change in design in its products without obligation to make
such changes on units previously manufactured.

Moreover, because of the constant progress in technology, no guarantee is given to the descriptions of
equipment published in any document by the company.

DISCLAIMER OF FURTHER WARRANTY

There are no warranties, expressed or implied, except as set forth above. There is no
warranty of merchantability. There are no warranties which extend beyond the description
of the product contained herein. In no event shall the company be liable for indirect, special
or consequential damages (such as loss of anticipated profits) in connection with the retail
purchaser’s use of the product.
- NOTES -
This machine complies with the safety requirements of the European machinery directive.

The Operator should respect all Health and Safety regulations as well as the Highway
Code. For your own safety, use only genuine KUHN spare parts. The manufacturer
disclaims all responsibilities due to incorrect use or non-compliance with the
recommendations given in this manual.
 For your safety
and to get the best from your machine,
use only genuine KUHN parts

KUHN S.A. 4 Impasse des Fabriques F - 67706 SAVERNE CEDEX (FRANCE)

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