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12 Ton Spreader OM
Cleaning
To extend the life of the spreader and to keep it running
efficiently, it should be cleaned after each day of use
and before both short-term and long term storage. Left
unchecked, accumulation of fertilizer will cause corrosion
on the machine. Fertilizer buildup in and around the
apron(s) and rear gate could also decrease the spreader
constant.
CAUTION:
Chemical ingredients in some
fertilizers may cause paint to blister or peel.
Some chemical solvents may also damage or
alter the integrity of rubber components.
Position so one end of the spreader is lower than the
other and place blocks under the apron chain to lift it up
off of the floor of the spreader.
Using a high-pressure water sprayer, clean the apron,
rear end, spinners, and everywhere that the fertilizer
accumulates.
IMPORTANT:
For L1230 models, use only pressurized
water to clean the apron. Use of chemical
solvents could damage the rubber on the
apron.
IMPORTANT:
To avoid damage to the apron mechanism,
make sure all fertilizer is removed in the
areas around the spinners and on the
floor of the spreader.
Maintenance
Storage
Because of the corrosiveness of granular fertilizers, the
machine should be kept clean and lubricated to extend
the life of the machine and prevent damage to moving
parts.
For Short-term Storage:
1. Make sure the spreader hopper is completely empty.
2. Wash machine thoroughly to remove all fertilizer,
grease, and oil.
3. Lubricate machine per instructions in this manual.
For Long-term or End of Season Storage:
CAUTION:
Do not remove wheel hubs with
wheels and tires attached.
WARNING:
Block and support the spreader
securely before removing the tires and wheels
to prevent it from falling.
1. Make sure the spreader hopper is completely empty.
2. Wash machine thoroughly to remove all fertilizer,
grease, and oil.
3. Lubricate machine per instructions in this manual.
Remove all roller chains and store them in a container
of oil. Remove wheel hubs and repack the wheel
bearings. Do not remove hubs with wheels and tires
attached.
4. Sand and clean any rusted areas. Apply a coat of
metal primer and finish with a top coat of paint.
5. Park spreader with one end lower for drainage. Do
not cover during storage. If equipped, do not have
cover on hopper.
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