horsch Leeb 5.280 VL, Operating Instructions Manual

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Changing equipment / wear items
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Only pulling tools may be attached that meet
the technical requirements according to these
operating instructions.
HORSCH does not assume any liability for
damages resulting from the attachment of
non-fitting pulling tools as well as incorrect
mounting.
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For machines with valid type approval only
pulling tools may be attached that are covered
by the type approval. Attaching pulling tools
not covered by the type approval will void the
registration.
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Secure the machine against unintended roll-
ing away!
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Secure raised frame parts you have to work
under with suitable supports!
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Caution! Risk of injury caused by projecting
parts (e.g. folding boom parts)!
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Assume ergonomic working postures with any
assembly work.
Do not step on moving or other rotating parts to
climb onto the machine. You could fall and be
seriously injured.
Crop protection agents
and liquid fertiliser
Improper handling of crop protection agents and
liquid fertiliser may cause poisoning and death.
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Follow the specifications and instructions in
the safety data sheet of the crop protection
agent manufacturer. If necessary, ask the
dealer for the safety data sheet or safety
notes.
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Determine and provide the personal protective
outfit as specified by the manufacturer of the
crop protection agent.
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At the time the machine is manufactured the
manufacturer is aware of only a few approved
crop protection agents, which could have a
damaging effect on the materials used in the
self-propelled crop protection sprayer.
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Store all relevant information about the crop
protection agents used (safety data sheets,
instructions for use, etc.) in the document
compartment.
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The water quality (the water hardness and
mineral content in particular) influences the
property of some fertilisers and crop protec-
tion agents. Precipitation and deflocculation
can cause deposits in filters and nozzles.
Example: Extremely hard water reacts with
sulphate-bearing fertiliser to form calcium
sulphate (gypsum) and causes white deposits
in the filters.
Pay attention to the conditions of use and
the combination possibilities given by the
corresponding manufacturers to avoid such
problems!
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Observe the data on compatibility of crop
protection agents with materials of the self-
propelled crop protection sprayer!
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Do not spray any crop protection agents that
have a tendency to agglutination or solidifica -
tion!
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Wear the personal protective outfit stipulated
in the safety data sheet when handling crop
protection agents!
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Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling crop
protection agents!
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Keep crop protection equipment and crop
protection agents out of the reach of children!
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Always ensure a sufficient water supply in the
machine to be able to wash off crop protection
agent in events of emergency.
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In case of physical contact with crop protection
agents you may need to consult a physician.
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Thoroughly clean hands and face after the
end of work.
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Extended exposure time of crop protection
agents may cause damages to plastic com-
ponents of the self-propelled crop protection
sprayer. Follow the notes of the crop protec-
tion agent manufacturers.
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The application notes of the crop protection
agent manufacturers must be observed when
mixing different crop protection agents.
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