Tiger RBF-19C Connecting Attaching Head to the Boom, Dash Nominal Torque Value Size IN.LBS FT.LBS

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OPERATION

5. CONNECTING ATTACHING HEAD TO THE BOOM

The rotor unit can now be fitted to the end of the arms. The illustration shows the Rhino 1948 cowl bracket. Start the tractor engine and raise the second arm so that the mower head clamp is approximately 300mm (18 in.) clear of the ground. Place the mower head directly in front of the second arm. Level up mower head with wood packing. Remove clamp bracket (A) from the end of arms. Adjust position of the arms until the mower head clamp is lined up with the clamping bar on top of the rotor unit in the desired position along the bar. Replace clamp bracket (A) and nut and washers (B). Tighten fully. Note: Additional support may be needed at the end of the Boom to aid in installation.

5.2 Connecting Mower Head Hydraulics

Attach the 1" hoses, from the articulating arm to the hydraulic motor on the head. Use recommended hose end torque values in chart below.

DASH

NOMINAL

TORQUE

VALUE*

SIZE

SIZE (IN.)

(IN.LBS.)

(FT.LBS.)

-4

1/4

140

12

-6

3/8

230

19

-8

1/2

450

38

-10

5/8

650

54

-12

3/4

900

75

-16

1

1200

100

-20

1-1/4

1600

133

-24

1-1/2

2000

167

-32

2

2800

233

* Straight threads do not always seal better when higher torques are used. Too much torque causes distortion and may lead to leakage.

Boom

End

Return

Head

Pressure

DANGER! Do not operate this Equipment with hydraulic oil leaking. Oil is expensive and leaking oil could present a hazard. Do not check for leaks with your hand! Use a piece of heavy paper or cardboard. High- pressure oil streams from breaks in the line could penetrate the skin and cause tissue damage including gangrene. If oil does penetrate the skin, have the injury treated immediately by a physician.

RBF-19C 07/04

Operation Section 4-9

© 2004 Alamo Group Inc.

 

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Contents RBF-19C To the OWNER/OPERATOR/DEALER Table of Contents Page Safety Section Safety ¡LEA EL Instructivo PeligroAgent. SG-22 Wait a minute...Save a life Not match the Tractor PTO Stop Mowing if Passersby are Within 100 Yards UN- Less Equipment Operation Safety Instructions and PracticesSBM-10 Stop Mowing if Passersby are Within 100 Yards Unless Dismounting.SG-39 SGM-7 SGM-11 Maintenance and Service Safety Instructions and Practices Or death. SBM-12 See Your Tiger Dealer Parts InformationTransporting Safety Instructions and Practices Regulations. SG-6 Storage and Parking Safety Instructions and Practices 14 11 10 25 20 QTY Level Description Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Employer Responsibilities This Act SeeksDuties Osha RegulationsIntroduction Section Before Operating this Machine IntroductionAssembly Section Machine Preparation GeneralTractor Requirements Fitting Machine to Tractor Assembly Section Fitting PTOLever Unit Fitting ControlsFill Tank with OIL Adjust Lever Pivot PositionHydraulic Systems RBF-19C Assembly Section Fitting Rotor Unit Twists Connecting the MotorMechanical Breakout Hose LayoutChafing Hoses Sharp BendsAccumulator KIT Flexible Front Guard KITRBF 19C Assembly Section Bleeding the First Ram Initial RUNBleeding Rams Assembly Page Operation Section Operation Tiger Rear Mount Boom Operation Instructions Connectingattaching HeadsOperation Tractor Requirements and Capabilities Operator RequirementsTractor Requirements Tractor Lighting and SMV Emblem Shatter Proof Safety WindowsRops and Seat Belt Operator Thrown Object ProtectionTractor Ballast Getting on and OFF the TractorDismounting the Tractor Boarding the TractorStarting the Tractor Dash Nominal Torque Value Size IN.LBS FT.LBS Connecting Attaching Head to the BoomTractor Pre-Operation Inspection/Service PRE-OPERATION Inspection and ServiceBoom ARM Assembly Boom Unit Pre-Operation Inspection and ServiceFrame Assembly Hydraulic PUMP/OIL Reservoir Hydraulic Line InspectionFlail Head Inspection Operating the Control Valves Valve Operation Plate P/N Driving the Tractor and Mower Starting the Tractor Brake and Differential Lock SettingDriving the Tractor and Mower Operating the Boom Unit and Attached Head Foreign Debris Hazards / Overhead Obstructions Operating the Attached Mower Heads Operating Speed and Ground SpeedGround Level and Scrub Cutting lower roller to its maximum Grass FlailRoller Height Operation Grass Cutting Alternative Rotor Link PositionsStalling the Rotor Hedge TrimmingMotor Position Shutting Down the Attached Head TRACTOR, BOOM, and Attached Head StorageTransporting the Tractor and Mower Transporting on Public Roadways Hauling the Tractor and Mower Trouble Shooting Guide Page Maintenance Section PTO Drive Tubes LubricationGearbox Grease PointsHydraulic Oils Filter ReplacementPower TAKE-OFF Shaft Hoses and Rotor Drive CircuitParking and Removal Rotor UnitHydraulic Cylinders StorageClose Isolator Valves on First ARM and Accumulator if Fitted Proper Torque for Fasteners Figure Warranty Information ONE Last Word RBF-19C-OMWPL-07/04 Printed U.S.A

RBF-19C specifications

The Tiger RBF-19C is a remarkable example of advanced unmanned aerial technology, designed primarily for reconnaissance and battlefield surveillance. This drone has garnered attention for its exceptional capabilities and cutting-edge features that make it a valuable asset for military and defense operations.

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In conclusion, the Tiger RBF-19C represents a significant advancement in drone technology, combining endurance, advanced sensors, extended range, and stealth. Its sophisticated design and operational capabilities make it an invaluable tool for modern military forces, enhancing their ability to carry out reconnaissance and maintain situational awareness on the battlefield.
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