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CMS-750 COMPOST AND MANURE SPREADER OPERATION MANUAL

 

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HOw to operate

Connect trailer to vehicle and make ready 
to tow. 

Position tow hitch over tow ball, lift 
handle on hitch, lower jockey wheel, using 
the top winding handle, until the tow hitch 
rests firmly on the tow ball. Release tow 
hitch handle.  

Tow hitch handle should locate and lock 
into position around the tow ball. If this 
doesn’t happen, lift handle again and 
adjust trailer position. Repeat these steps 
until located securely. Wind jockey wheel 
up using the winder handle, pull red pivot 
handle on jockey wheel and rotate up into 
stowed position. 

Trailer is ready to tow and operate.

Note: 

When transiting trailer between 

areas of operation, be sure to close rear 
gate and disengage both the conveyor 
and spinner disks.

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2.1 When ready to operate, first ensure 
the trailer is stationary. Located on top of 
the gearbox (Rear RH side) are the main 
controls for the CMS-750. The first lever, 
with the black push button, controls the 
function of the rear spinner plates. To 
engage the spinner plates for operation, 
press the black button in and pull the 
lever rearward. To disengage the spinner 
plates, press the black button in and pull 
the lever forward. 

2.2 The second lever on the gearbox 
controls the conveyor chain. To engage 
the conveyor system, rotate the lever 
clockwise. To disengage the conveyor, 
rotate the lever anti-clockwise until the 
lever rests in the lock retainer. 

2.3 The rear gate functions to control 
volume that passes from the conveyor to 
the spinner assembly. To operate the rear 
gate, loosen the lock handle located at the 
rear of the CMS-750. With the lock handle 
loosened, use the rear gate control lever 
to adjust the gate height to your desired 
requirements.

The CMS-750 is now ready to operate.

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Summary of Contents for CMS-750

Page 1: ...CMS 750 COMPOST AND MANURE SPREADER MANUAL PROUDLY AUSTRALIAN OWNED OPERATED...

Page 2: ...n this manual is based on the latest product information available at the time of printing Greenpro Solutions Pty Ltd CMS750 Spreader Operations and Guidelines Updated July 2022 Original Instruction A...

Page 3: ...t into the Australian market Since we started in 1988 our product range has continually expanded and our innovation sparks from the passion and commitment we have for the Australian agricultural indus...

Page 4: ...mensions and Specifications SECTION 5 Compatible Materials SECTION 6 Maintenance SECTION 7 Trouble Shooting Guide SECTION 8 Your Notes 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TABLE OF CONTENTS CMS 750 Compost and Manure Spre...

Page 5: ...pinner clutch and a belt assembly that operate the rear spinners Covers large area with 750 litre or 500kg capacity Australian made with a robust marine grade aluminium tub and heavy duty galvanised s...

Page 6: ...heel Conveyor Chain Tensioner Cover Spreader Discs Control Lever Easy To Use Easily engage and disengage spinners and belt when moving between paddocks Gearbox Conveyor engage functions in on off posi...

Page 7: ...e aligning fastener holes 1 2 Use 4 x M12 x 35mm Zinc 8 8 Hex head bolts with accompanying washers and nuts to fasten the drawbar to the chassis 13mm M8 Spanner Socket All Covers Conveyor tensioner Sp...

Page 8: ...When ready to operate first ensure the trailer is stationary Located on top of the gearbox Rear RH side are the main controls for the CMS 750 The first lever with the black push button controls the fu...

Page 9: ...tch with jockey wheel Tyre Pressure 34PSI Wheel size 23x8 50 12 Spinners 2 x opposite rotating spreader discs Drive Ground driven compost conveyor and spreader discs Coverage Up to 4m width Flow Adjus...

Page 10: ...l Horse Manure Composted Manure Wood Chips Sand Lime Bark Grass Clippings Saw Dust Ensure any materials used are dry and do not exceed the maximum load of 500kg Take care when filling the tub with top...

Page 11: ...ins Minimum every 6 months Wheel inflation pressure 34PSI Chains Wheels Check top and bottom spinner belt tension after first use Repeat every 3 6 months Belts Lubricate jockey wheel pivot every 6 12...

Page 12: ...elt accordingly Engage Lever failure Broken Controller Replace part Broken Cable Coupling Replace part Conveyor not functioning when engaged Gearbox Failure Service replace part Loose Conveyor Chain T...

Page 13: ..._________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________...

Page 14: ...nths from the date of purchase by the Customer unless a specific warranty period applies to a component listed in appendix A 2 2 The warranty is not transferable 3 Limitations 3 1 This warranty does n...

Page 15: ...ce to help with any product selection application or situation 4 Repair or Replace 4 1 During the warranty period GPS or its authorised Dealer Service Agent shall repair or replace at GPS s discretion...

Page 16: ...uct 6 Statutory Rights and Exclusions New Zealand Only 6 1 If the Product has been acquired for the purposes of a business then pursuant to section 43 2 of the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 CGA it is a...

Page 17: ...Product has been purchased for personal domestic or household use any liability of GPS to the Customer arising under statute which may not be excluded restricted or modified by agreement in limited t...

Page 18: ...__________________________ Dealer Name if applicable ___________________________________________ Purchase Date ______________________________________________________ PURCHASER DETAILS Company Name ___...

Page 19: ...ents are constructed with the highest quality hardy materials ensuring maximum durability for use in unforgiving terrain and environments With over 30 years experience our team continue to deliver inn...

Page 20: ...and Guidelines Updated July 2022 GREENPRO COM AU SMALL FARM IMPLEMENTS PROUD TO BE AUSTRALIAN OWNED AND OPERATED ADDRESS Greenpro Solutions Pty Ltd 9 Research Street Coolum Beach QLD 4573 PHONE 1800 7...

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