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WARNING!
Store the subsoiler on a level, horizontal surface, preferably indoor or in a roofed area
protected from unauthorized access by outsiders or animals.
8.
Transport
9.
WARNING!
Particular caution should be exercised when transporting the subsoiler. It is forbidden
to travel on public roads without an appropriate additional warning sign.
Prior to travel on a public road, a portable warning light device and a distinctive sign for
slow-moving vehicles should be fitted to the ends of the subsoiler
’s frame.
The portable warning light device should consist of two panels in red and white stripes,
equipped with:
at the front - white driving lights, and a reflective white circle,
at the rear - red driving lights, brake lights, indicators and a reflective red triangle.
A distinctive plate (a triangle) should be affixed in the middle of the frame.
During transport, the subsoiler should be raised to such a height that the minimum
clearance under the machine is at least 25 cm.
The transport speed must not exceed:
20 km/h
– on asphalt roads
5 km/h
– on roads with any other surface
When towing the subsoiler, drive the tractor as close to the right edge of the road as
possible. Use caution when overtaking and passing other road users.
REMEMBER
! Travel on public roads without the required traffic signs, warning signs and lighting
may cause an accident!
REMEMBER
! Warning light devices are not factory fitted to the subsoiler. They can be purchased
at any agricultural machinery sales outlet.
10.
Dismantling and scrapping the subsoiler
Dismantling and scrapping of a used subsoiler does not pose any great threat to the
environment. Dismantling the subsoiler should start with the removal of the small parts
(bolts, screws, etc.) then going on to the larger ones. The dismantled subsoiler should be
sent to a scrap metal recycling centre as a recyclable material.
