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ABI Classic Spreader Setup Guide 

ABI(

Absolute Innovations, Inc.

)      -      855-211-0598      -      www.abiattachments.com 

Operational Safety Rules-  

Please exercise caution at all times when setting up, operating, or performing maintenance on the 
Classic Spreader. Remember, any piece of equipment like the Classic Spreader can cause 
injury/damage if operated improperly or if the user does not understand how to operate the 
equipment. Exercise caution at all times with using the Classic Spreader. 

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Never permit any person to ride or board the CLASSIC SPREADER at any time. 

NEVER ALLOW RIDERS 

ON THE CLASSIC SPREADER! 

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Use care and maintain minimum ground speed when operating the CLASSIC SPREADER on a hillside, 
or when operating close to ditches, fences, or water sources. 

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Never place any body part under the while the CLASSIC SPREADER is in operation. 

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Never allow anyone near the CLASSIC SPREADER while in operation. 

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Operate the CLASSIC SPREADER in the daylight or under good artificial light. Operator should always 
be able to clearly see where they are going. 

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Be alert for hidden hazards. Always operate the CLASSIC SPREADER with caution over work 
environments that may have buried obstacles. 

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Stay well and clear of all moving parts. Keep all limbs clear of attachments when making 
adjustments with all hydraulically operated attachments. 

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Use caution when operating the CLASSIC SPREADER in icy, wet, or snowy condition. 

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Do not use the CLASSIC SPREADER on highways or public thoroughfares. The CLASSIC SPREADER is 
designed for off road use only. 

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Always follow Tractor 

Manufacturer’s rules for safe Operation of 

Tractor, and for proper procedures 

for attaching and disconnecting attachments. Contact your local dealership for an Owner’

s Manual 

for any questions related to the safe operation of the Tractor. 

Use caution when operating the CLASSIC SPREADER. Using the CLASSIC SPREADER outside of stated 
safety and operations guidelines may result in injury to operator or others, property damage, or a void 
in warranty.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 85G

Page 1: ...ird Street Osceola IN 46561 www abiattachments com Classic Manure Spreader Ground Drive 85 110 Models Setup Guide Model 25 shown some features may be optional THIS MANUAL SHOULD BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD...

Page 2: ...ort page at www abisupport com and send our Customer Service Department an email regarding any issue you may be experiencing with the Classic Spreader To the Operator The information presented in this...

Page 3: ...perate the CLASSIC SPREADER in the daylight or under good artificial light Operator should always be able to clearly see where they are going x Be alert for hidden hazards Always operate the CLASSIC S...

Page 4: ...drive manure spreaders have 4 different speed settings that are controlled by the lever ground drive units Flow control is accomplished by speeding up or slowing down the apron chain or conveyor that...

Page 5: ...ABI Classic Ground Drive Manure Spreaders incorporate a sophisticated system that enables better ground traction and provides constant power to the apron chain and beater bars As you look from the fro...

Page 6: ...hat can rip This box liner is ideally suited for the unique demands of a manure spreader Coal Tar Epoxy offers great flex so it is perfectly suited to expand contract with climate and can handle the a...

Page 7: ...Steel Tires Ag Traction Tires For Extra Grip Power Hubs In Forward Motion Both Tires Move In Sync For Powerful Non Slip Performance In Reverse Hubs Ratchet To Auto Disengage For Ease Of Maneuvering T...

Page 8: ...rotate and reinsert pin To keep the jack from catching during use always raise the jack when in operation Never Disconnect the Spreader from the Tow Vehicle without securing the swing away jack in the...

Page 9: ...nsporting The operating lever labeled 2 in the above photo controls the chain engagement mechanism This allows the chain to be disengaged and engaged one tooth at a time and helps keep the chain and s...

Page 10: ...photo to the right Over time the chain that controls the Beater bars my get slack in it To take this slack out you will need to loosen the two bolts located on the sprocket holder pointed out in the p...

Page 11: ...from the operator during spreading The end gate should never be down when spreader is in use For models 25 50 the end gate must be operated manually For larger models 85 130 there is an optional hydr...

Page 12: ...er should be greased using a grease gun every 25 30 loads and before storage Make sure to grease all available grease areas before any period of storage Use caution to not over grease fittings as it m...

Page 13: ...ins after every 25 30 loads or before and periods of storage Oiling the chains before periods of storage will help prevent rusting of the chains For oiling the chains you can use SAE 30 or higher rate...

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