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SAFETY 

 

 

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The fertiliser spreader has been designed 

with safety in mind.  However, the equipment is 
only as safe as the person operating it. 
 
 

Do not operate the spreader until you 

have read and understood this manual.  If you 
feel you need help or advice on the operation of 
the Seeder, contact your local authorized 
Gason Dealer. 
 
 

To ensure trouble free and safe operation 

of your spreader, it is important to carry out a 
daily safety check to reduce the possibility of a 
costly breakdown. 
 

Items to Check Daily During 
Operation 

 
1.  Check all wheel nuts are tight during the first 

couple of days of use or after transportation 
(refer page 6). 

 

2.  Check tyre pressures and tyre conditions in 

general.  

 

3.  Ensure the safety warning decals around the 

spinners are in place and are legible. 

 

4.  Check  all  hydraulic  breakaway  connections 

are firmly engaged. 

 

5.  Check  all  hydraulic  hoses  and  fittings  for 

leaks. 

 

6.  Check  main  spreader  feed  chain  and  drive 

sprockets for wear or damage. 

 

7.  Check  feed  chain  turns  freely  before 

operating  each  day  or  after  transporting 
when loaded. 

 

8.  Check drawbar pin for wear. 

 

9.  Check  main  drive  shear  pins  between  the 

gearbox and drive shaft are operational. 

 

10. Check spinners for damage and wear before 

operating and that they are clear of product if 
starting near livestock or people. 

General Safety Conditions 

 

DO NOT

 

ride on the machine when 
operating. 

DO NOT

 

touch or attempt to adjust any 
moving parts. 

DO NOT

  

adjust hydraulic fittings while under 
pressure. 

DO NOT

  

remove any safety guards while the 
spreader is operating. 

 
DO

 carry out the daily safety checks and operate 

the spreader in a 

safety conscious

 manner. 

 

Hydraulics 

 
 

Before working on the hydraulic system 

always check that the spinners 

are not

 

operating, and that there is no pressure in the 
hydraulic system. 
 
 

Never attempt to disconnect a breakaway 

coupling if the spinners are operating.  Turn the 

tractor off

 if working on the spinners or gearbox 

lift cylinder of the spreader. 
 

Leaving the Spreader Unattended 

 
 

Ensure that the drop leg on the jack is 

correctly pinned into position and that the foot is 
on firm ground. 
 
 

Chock the spreaders wheels to prevent it 

from rolling if on a slope. 
 

When Working on the Spreader 

 
 

Place suitable stands under the trailer if 

removing a wheel or carrying out major work. 
 
 

Wear safety glasses if observing the 

spreader while the spinners are operating.

Summary of Contents for 7390

Page 1: ...manual or part thereof may be reproduced or published without the prior permission of AF Gason Pty Ltd 9 and 12 Tonne Series Trailed Fertiliser and Lime Spreader OPERATORS MANUAL G Drive Hydraulic VRT...

Page 2: ...07 18 Page Intentionally Blank...

Page 3: ...ration Setting Spinner Speed 19 Determining Bulk Density 20 Changing Gearbox Ratio 21 Rear door Operation 22 Setting Application Rate Ground Drive Model 23 By Rate Chart 23 By Calibration Process 24 C...

Page 4: ...07 18 Page Intentionally Blank...

Page 5: ...ft bearing housings that have been factory greased and fully sealed reducing maintenance The VRT hydraulic drive model uses hydraulics to operate both the spinner circuit and feed chain circuit A numb...

Page 6: ...n for wear 9 Check main drive shear pins between the gearbox and drive shaft are operational 10 Check spinners for damage and wear before operating and that they are clear of product if starting near...

Page 7: ...s Maximum speed for towing an empty spreader is 40km h Always shift into low gear when travelling down steep slopes Always be aware that the braking distance of the towing vehicle will be increased wh...

Page 8: ...0 5 Floatation 193 28 480 80R34 row crop opt 320 46 Spinner Hydraulics Spinner Motor type fixed displacement Gerotor Type Connections pressure inlet main return Hydraulic capacity 51 I min 850rpm spin...

Page 9: ...0 UK gal 1 2843 cu Ft 1 L 0 0274962 UK Bushels1 UK Bushel 36 369 L 1 L 0 0283785 US Bushels 1 US Bushel 35 2379 L TORQUE 1 Nm 0 7375624 lbft 1 lbft 1 3558175 Nm FORCE 1 lbf 4 4482 N 1N 0 22481 lbf PRE...

Page 10: ...ts 1 10 for black oxide finished bolts 0 81 for M20x2 5P Tine Toolbar Hardware It is necessary that all bolts be tightened to the correct recommended assembly torque lbf ft Nm lbf ft Nm lbf ft Nm 7 16...

Page 11: ...__________________________ Telephone Number ____________________ Machine Model No ____________________ Date Machine Purchased _______________ Serial No ___________________________ Subject to any appli...

Page 12: ...ORDERING PARTS Page 8 07 18 PART No DESCRIPTION QTY COST DATE...

Page 13: ...rom the factory Poppet style standard 1 2 breakaway connectors have been fitted to the spreader hoses to suit most modern tractors G Drive Spreaders When connecting to the tractor place the smaller di...

Page 14: ...cing the product in the bin refer to the following text to determine any settings or changes that might be required to spread your product Feed Chain Cover Plate Feed chain cover plates qty 2 are prov...

Page 15: ...To change the spinners you will need a 36mm spanner or medium length shifter The thread on both spinners shafts are a standard right hand thread The spinner is retained by a single M24 nyloc nut that...

Page 16: ...aged use the spanner to secure the disc in position Do not over tighten the nut Do not use an impact driver to tighten the nut Maximum torque required 50N m Rubber Boot Deflector Fig 15 Rubber Boot to...

Page 17: ...nular 700 780 20 30 Lime Gypsum Loose Non free flowing 650 700 6 16 Manure Varies 650 700 N A Table 17 Note Maximum spinner speed for the 675mm disc 890mm fins is 820rpm WideSpread Spinner WideSpread...

Page 18: ...es Note Product quality and weather conditions will have an impact on the machines ability to spread to wide widths It is important that the operator assesses these variables before determining the ap...

Page 19: ...he various panels and Table 22 for the appropriate settings In most cases the only setting in this area to be checked or moved will be the Width of Discharge Opening Vertical etched lines on the Front...

Page 20: ...Spinners For most products there will be no need to modify the factory set position of the long and medium length fins However if spreading poor quality product or if you wish to detune the width of...

Page 21: ...eSpread Disc Fin Setting Identification Letters Numbers Other WideSpread Panels Explained The Ctr Vee Back Board can remain in its Factory Setting of 130mm in most situations Adjustment forward may be...

Page 22: ...ote It is important that both the left and right discharge settings are the same Uneven distribution may occur if the flow of product onto the spinners is different one side to the other Fig 26 Spread...

Page 23: ...rom spreader Normally set to fully open position for closed centre equipped tractors For this reason it is suggested that a spread pattern test be carried out if maximum accuracy is required As a guid...

Page 24: ...The second and more simplistic method to determine the approximate spread width is to estimate the width by eye This can be done by spreading a small amount of product at the desired rate onto clear...

Page 25: ...rock the jockey wheel backwards and forwards or to slowly turn the jockey wheel to allow the internal drive key to slide from one gear to the next Fig 34 Selector pin central Once the correct ratio ha...

Page 26: ...e or lower the door to the required position Fig 35 Rear Door Adjustment A pointer attached to the top of the door and calibration decal is used to show the distance from the bottom of the floor to th...

Page 27: ...an be done by laying a small tarp or bag in the rear discharge area of the spreader Application Rate by the Rate Chart 1 Determine the bulk density of the product 2 Estimate the bout width that the sp...

Page 28: ...h of a hectare 6 Place a bag or liner in the discharge area at the rear of the spreader and prime the feed chain with product Fig 39 Collection sample after priming 7 Once primed i e a level and even...

Page 29: ...was rotated 19 6 turns as per table 44 on page 26 for a 1 20th of a hectare test at a 20 metre bout width The total sample was then weighed and multiplied by 20 to obtain the application rate Eg Samp...

Page 30: ...9 27 14 5 8 5 46 0 28 14 0 9 43 4 29 13 5 10 39 1 30 13 0 11 35 5 31 12 6 12 32 6 32 12 2 13 30 1 33 11 8 14 27 9 34 11 5 15 26 1 35 11 2 16 24 4 36 10 9 17 23 0 37 10 6 18 21 7 38 10 3 19 20 6 39 10...

Page 31: ...und Drive Page 27 07 18 Comments Adjustments Centre Vee ext Bout Width metres Rear Door Setting mm Gearbox Ratio Bulk Density Tonnes cubic metre Application Rate kg ha Material Date Spreader Applicati...

Page 32: ...tor in cab Information such as products bulk density desired spreader width application rate and door opening are all used by the controller to set a calibration factor This factor can be fine tuned o...

Page 33: ...check product bulk density This product calibration figure can be fine tuned by changing the Flow Factor of the product This will then either increase or decrease the output of product depending on it...

Page 34: ...the spreader The set application rate is 80kg ha with a spread width of 36m After covering 10 4ha the product runs out Divide the product weight dispensed by the hectares covered To adjust the Flow F...

Page 35: ...re spreading Item Screen Location Example Importance Spread Width Main Operating Screen or Measurements screen 36m Critical Application Rate Bin 1 Setup Menu Rate or Main Operating Screen 80kg Ha Crit...

Page 36: ...The Feed chain will start to prime the system if taken Off Hold while the spreader is still stationary Ensure no one is near the machine before engaging the Run mode Fig 57 Screen 1 showing the sprea...

Page 37: ...ated guide In addition to the Quick Reference Guide a USB memory card will have been supplied with the manual loaded with the monitor factory setup data It is suggested that the owner copies the loade...

Page 38: ...Fin Settings WideSpread Discs 1 C Discharge Opening 35 13 0 Flow Factor 112 Cal p kg 73 3 Bout Width metres 36 Spinner Revs rpm 780 Rear Door mm 50 Bulk Density Kg l 0 75 Applic Rate kg ha 60 Material...

Page 39: ...ain feed chain for damage and that it turns freely at the jockey wheel This is best done when the spreader is empty and in low or medium gear 5 Check hydraulic system for leaks or damaged hoses Weekly...

Page 40: ...preader are in place and undamaged 9 Check that the drive bolts on the drive shaft are all in place and functional Specific to Ground Drive Spreaders 10 Check that the tachometer is operating correctl...

Page 41: ...hometer Display Ground Drive Model 1 Tacho does not display when the spinners rotate Check that the sensor has not been damaged Check that the sensor wire is intact Check battery voltage Use a replace...

Page 42: ...k that all of the values are set in the monitor to allow the feed chain to run Check that the hydraulics on the tractor are engaged and that the couplings are attached correctly to the remotes Check t...

Page 43: ...07 18 7390 7312 PARTS...

Page 44: ...General Spare Parts Page 40 06 18...

Page 45: ...yre 650 65 30 5 16 ply 2 230367 Tyre 750 60 30 5 16 ply 2 13 233816 Wheel 20x30 5 10Stud 80 Pos Offset 2 230368 A Wheel 24x30 5 10Stud 50 Pos Offset 2 Chain Assy 14 213138 Chain Weld Assy 52 Lines 52...

Page 46: ...Screw Set M8 x 20 Not Shown 2 2 49 903302 Nut Nyloc M8 Not Shown 2 2 50 8001368 Washer Flat 8 x 17 x 2 Not Shown 4 4 Platform Front Trailer 55 231015 Platform Kit 1 1 56 917404 Screw Set M10x30 GR 8...

Page 47: ...ly 9T 2 1m Un Braked Opt 233893 Axle Assembly 9T 3m Un Braked Opt 233892 Axle Assembly 9T 2 1m Braked Opt 233894 Axle Assembly 9T 3m Braked Opt 230996 Axle Assembly 12T 2 1m Un Braked Opt 230998 Axle...

Page 48: ...06 18 Page Intentionally Blank...

Page 49: ...anel 2 5 229031 Panel 2 6 229034 Step Mount Kit 1 7 229044 Hungry Board Instructions 1 8 229383 Mount Step A3 Template 1 9 230376 Panel 2 10 903302 Nut Nyloc M8 60 11 906301 Washer Flat 5 16x7 8x16 Z...

Page 50: ...ION QTY 1 205828 Buffer Black Rubber Mushroom 2 2 206309 Washer Flat M6x12 7 Z P 1 3 210734 Ladder 1220 A S 1 4 231012 Platform Assy Access 1 5 231013 Cover Feed Chain Front 1 6 231014 Handrail Access...

Page 51: ...er Flat M6x25 Z P 4 14 907203 Washer Flat M6x20mm 4 15 907204 Washer Flat M6x12 5 S S 3 16 907400 Washer Flat 10x18x1 2mm 4 17 917203 Screw Set M6x25x1 0P Hex Gr8 8 Z P 1 18 917204 Screw Set M6x20x1 0...

Page 52: ...Rear of Bin Spare Parts Page48 07 18...

Page 53: ...233357 Deflector LH Side 1 20 233358 Deflector RH Side 1 21 233696 Ctr Vee Assy Medium 1 22 233738 Decal Door Height Radial 1 23 233739 Deflector Spinner Tube Type 2 24 233744 Washer Flat S S M8 x 25...

Page 54: ...906301 Washer Flat 5 16 x 7 8 x 16G Z P 12 54 907415 Washer Flat M16 x 30mm x 2mm Z P 8 55 907420 Washer Flat M12 x 25mm x 1 5mm S S 16 56 907503 Washer Flat M12 x 24mm x 1 6mm Z P 24 57 909006 Washe...

Page 55: ...47 Lower Seal 1 9 233748 Circlip 1 10 233749 Brg Deep Groove 1 11 233872 Weld Assy L H Spinner Tube Shown 1 233873 Weld Assy R H Spinner Tube Opposite Hand 1 12 233915 Spacer 1 13 233920 Roll Pin Dia...

Page 56: ...Non Braked Axle Assembly 9 12T Spare Parts Page52 07 18 Titan s axle identified by the cast dust cap that is screwed onto the axle hub...

Page 57: ...220764 Triple Lip Seal 1 214702 Triple Lip Seal 1 8 220772 Seal Ring 1 214703 Seal Ring 1 9 220413 Bearing Inner 1 210068 Bearing Inner 1 10 214695 Nut Slotted M45x2 1 1 11 214696 Pin Split 8x75 1 1 1...

Page 58: ...Braked Axle Assembly 9T Spare Parts Page54 07 18...

Page 59: ...11 214696 Pin Split 8x75 1 12 220741 Nipple Grease 6mm 1 13 220769 Washer M6 Rib Lock 4 14 217232 Washer 1 3 4 GR8 1 15 221041 Axle Stub Machined 90mm 1 16 231016 02 Brake Drum Backing Plate 1 17 231...

Page 60: ...Braked Axle Assembly 12T Option Spare Parts Page56 07 18...

Page 61: ...14703 Seal Ring 1 10 210068 Bearing Inner 1 11 214696 Pin Split 8x75 1 12 220741 Nipple Grease 6mm 1 13 220769 Washer M6 Rib Lock 4 14 220770 Washer 1 3 4 GR8 1 15 221042 Axle Stub Machined 100mm 1 16...

Page 62: ...Cylinder Mounting 1 211131 Cylinder Hyd 1 5 x 80mm 1 907408 Washer Flat 21 x 37 x 1 6 Not Shown 2 903931 Nut Nyloc M20 Not Shown 1 913702 Bolt M20 x 50 Not Shown 1 Transport Lock Gearbox 2 220652 Lin...

Page 63: ...teel 1 913417 Bolt M10 x 60 Not Shown 1 903406 Nut Nyloc M10 Not Shown 3 917403 Screw Set M10 x 25 Not Shown 2 800894 Washer Flat 10 x 19 x 1 5 Not Shown 2 6 213555 Handle Wheel Calibration 1 7 234105...

Page 64: ...sembly 1 2 216673 Quad Group Sprocket Assembly 1 3 216675 Final Group Sprocket Assembly 1 4 216676 Output Sprocket Assembly 1 5 220453 Output Shaft Assembly Includes Bearings 1 6 215144 Shaft Idler 2...

Page 65: ...f 23 24 3 Speed Gear Shift Assembly 25 220476 Shaft 3 Speed Assembly Ref 26 214553 Sprocket 17T Medium Ratio 1 27 214552 Sprocket 25T High Ratio 1 28 217158 Sprocket 16T Low Ratio 1 29 220475 Pin Spro...

Page 66: ...e Ext 7m St x St 4 Pole 1 6 800698 Grommet Rubber EG19 2 7 801124 Grommet EG36 1 8 917214 Screw Set M6 x 20 S S 2 9 907204 Washer Flat S S 6x13x1 2 2 10 903204 Nut Nyloc M6 S S 2 11 210776 Rivet Blind...

Page 67: ...05 Nut Nyloc M12 CL8 AS1285 6 4 903930 Nut Nyloc M16 CL8 1 5 906601 Washer Flat 1 2 x 1 1 4 x 16G Z P 6 6 907415 Washer Flat M16 x 30mm x 2mm Z P 2 7 913720 Bolt M16x60 GR10 9 Hex Z P 1 8 917602 Screw...

Page 68: ...1086 Shaft Assy Gearbox 1 6 231089 Key 14 X 9 X 90lg 1 7 231090 Collar Vrt Drive Shaft 1 8 231091 End Cap Vrt Shaft Retainer 1 9 231092 Circlip External 50mm H Duty 1 10 908601 Washer Spring 1 2 X 5 3...

Page 69: ...und Drive Hydraulic Schematic Option ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 804053 Fitting Hyd Nipple 1 2BSPT Q REL 2 2 210950 Fitting Hyd Nipple 3 4BSPPM x 1 2BSPTM 1 3 210954 Fitting Hyd Elbow 3 4BSPPM...

Page 70: ...For field fitment One kit required per motor Ref 21 210860 Hose 1 2 x 1 2BSPTM x 3 4BSPPF 1 22 210859 Hose 3 4 x 3 4BSPPF x 1 1 16JICF90 1 23 230975 Hose 3 4 x 1 1 16JICF x 1 1 16JICM 1 24 230976 Hose...

Page 71: ...x 5 32 1 Valve To Frame 211116 Bracket Flow Control Stop 1 917315 Screw Set M8 x 60 1 8001368 Washer Flat M8 x 17 x 2 2 903302 Nyloc Nut M8 1 913218 Bolt M6 x 60 2 206309 Washer Flat M6 X 12 5 3 9032...

Page 72: ...VRT Hydraulic Components Spare Parts Page68 07 18 VRVRT Hydraulic Schematic Option...

Page 73: ...Hoses 1 17 210947 Elbow 1 1 16 JICM 90 Deg 1 18 234004 Hose Assembly 3 4 x 3200mm 2 19 234008 Hose Assembly 1 2 x 4100mm 2 20 234007 Hose Assembly 1 4 x 1200mm 2 21 234001 Hose Assembly 3 4 x 2000mm...

Page 74: ...VRT Hydraulic Components Spare Parts Page70 06 18 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 43 908201 Washer Spring 1 4 x 1 16 2 44 234009 ID Tag Feed Chain 2 45 234010 ID Tag Spinner 2...

Page 75: ...Page Intentionally Blank...

Page 76: ...OPTIONAL PARTS...

Page 77: ...Tarp Kit Option Page73 07 13...

Page 78: ...16 16 11 211788 1 Cord Elastic Spreader 4 4 12 229043 Ferrule Tensioner Spreader 1 1 13 231388 Plate Tarp Stopper 1 1 14 229389 Instruction Tarp Kit Not Shown 1 1 15 16 229372 Tarp Tensioner Shock Cor...

Page 79: ...4 231391 Plate Crank Arm Holder Mount 2 5 231392 Clamp Rubber Tie Down 2 6 234400 Crank Arm Spline Type 1 7 903202 Nut Nyloc M6 4 8 903302 Nut Nyloc M8 4 9 906201 Washer Flat 1 4 x 3 4 16G Z P 4 10 90...

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Page 81: ...Charts for Gearbox Low Ratio Series 2 215080 Rev Rates Charts ____________________________ ____________________________ ________________...

Page 82: ...y differ from actual charts in this manual Use this example as a guide only and the following charts to determine the correct door settings Rate Charts Page 100 _______________________________________...

Page 83: ...5 1483 1395 1308 1221 1134 959 872 785 698 610 523 436 349 600 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Low Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 0 80 Material Densi ty Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 1...

Page 84: ...2 799 727 654 581 509 436 363 291 600 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Low Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 0 85 Material Densi ty Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 Width Rat...

Page 85: ...19 654 589 523 458 392 327 262 600 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Low Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 0 95 Material Densi ty Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 Width Rate 4...

Page 86: ...810 747 685 623 561 498 436 374 311 249 600 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Low Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 10 Material Densi ty Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 Wi...

Page 87: ...273 218 575 967 910 853 796 739 682 626 569 512 455 398 341 284 227 600 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Low Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 20 Material Densi ty Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 26 2...

Page 88: ...9 241 193 575 906 855 805 755 704 654 604 553 503 453 402 352 302 252 201 600 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Low Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 40 Material Densi ty Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 2...

Page 89: ...209 167 575 785 741 698 654 610 567 523 480 436 392 349 305 262 218 174 600 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Low Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 60 Material Densi ty Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28...

Page 90: ...3 850 967 914 860 806 752 699 645 591 537 484 430 376 322 269 215 900 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 0 80 Material Densi ty Cu M 36 34 32 30 28 26 2...

Page 91: ...522 474 427 379 332 285 237 190 900 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 0 90 Material Densi ty Cu M 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 Width Rat...

Page 92: ...850 764 721 679 636 594 552 509 467 424 382 339 297 255 212 170 900 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 00 Material Densi ty Cu M 36 34 32 30 28 26 24...

Page 93: ...5 850 691 653 614 576 537 499 461 422 384 345 307 269 230 192 154 900 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 10 Material Densi ty Cu M 36 34 32 30 28 26 2...

Page 94: ...850 631 596 561 526 491 456 421 386 350 315 280 245 210 175 140 900 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 20 Material Densi ty Cu M 36 34 32 30 28 26 24...

Page 95: ...117 850 558 527 496 465 434 403 372 341 310 279 248 217 186 155 124 900 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 40 Material Densi ty Cu M 36 34 32 30 28 26...

Page 96: ...102 850 484 457 430 403 376 349 322 296 269 242 215 188 161 134 107 900 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 60 Material Densi ty Cu M 36 34 32 30 28 26...

Page 97: ...4777 4478 4180 3881 3583 3284 2986 2687 2388 2090 1791 1493 1194 5000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 0 80 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 2...

Page 98: ...4215 3951 3688 3425 3161 2898 2634 2371 2107 1844 1581 1317 1054 5000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 0 90 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 26...

Page 99: ...771 3535 3300 3064 2828 2593 2357 2121 1886 1650 1414 1178 943 5000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 00 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 26 2...

Page 100: ...9 1727 1535 1343 1152 960 768 4500 3839 3625 3412 3199 2986 2772 2559 2346 2133 1919 1706 1493 1280 1066 853 5000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 1...

Page 101: ...5 2921 2726 2531 2336 2142 1947 1752 1558 1363 1168 974 779 5000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 20 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 2...

Page 102: ...2756 2584 2411 2239 2067 1895 1722 1550 1378 1206 1033 861 689 5000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 40 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 26 2...

Page 103: ...2388 2239 2090 1941 1791 1642 1493 1343 1194 1045 896 746 597 5000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box Med Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 60 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 26 24...

Page 104: ...00 2927 2755 2583 2411 2239 2066 1894 1722 1550 1378 1205 1033 861 689 10000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box High Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 0 80 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32...

Page 105: ...3 2431 2279 2127 1975 1823 1671 1519 1367 1216 1064 912 760 608 10000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box High Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 0 90 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32 30 28 2...

Page 106: ...2447 2311 2175 2039 1903 1767 1631 1495 1359 1224 1088 952 816 680 544 10000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box High Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 00 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32...

Page 107: ...0 2214 2091 1968 1845 1722 1599 1476 1353 1230 1107 984 861 738 615 492 10000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box High Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 10 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32...

Page 108: ...0 2021 1909 1797 1685 1572 1460 1348 1235 1123 1011 898 786 674 562 449 10000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box High Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 20 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34 32...

Page 109: ...9000 1788 1689 1590 1490 1391 1291 1192 1093 993 894 795 695 596 497 397 10000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box High Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 40 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34...

Page 110: ...0 9000 1550 1464 1378 1292 1205 1119 1033 947 861 775 689 603 517 431 344 10000 RATE CHART KG PER HA Gear Box High Gear Figures in body of chart mm of door opening 1 60 Material Density Cu Mtre 36 34...

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