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the subsoiler should be parked in an area out of the reach of the farm animals,
use and operation of the machine by children or persons unfamiliar with the
instructions or under the influence of alcohol is prohibited.
WARNING!
Failure to follow the above rules may present a risk to the operator and any third
parties, as well as damage to the machine. The user is responsible for any damage resulting from
non-compliance.
4.
General information on the subsoiler operation
The main frame of the subsoiler constitutes the basic support element for the entire
machine. Six tines are attached to the subsoiler frame (6 pieces). Subsoilers can be
equipped with support wheels, which serve to adjust and maintain the depth of the
subsoiler
’s operation.
4.1
Subsoiler adjustment
The subsoiler is delivered for sale in ready-to-use condition. Due to the limitations of
transportation, it may also be delivered in a partially disassembled condition - most often
this involves disengaging the support wheels from the MGP subsoiler.
The subsoiler should be protected against overturning by properly adjusted support legs
(these are standard equipment of the subsoiler).
During operation the machine is subject to adjustment of the following:
depth of the tine
s’ operation - by adjusting the position of the support wheels in the
adjustment brackets (fig. 1),
depth of the tine
s’ operation relative to the machine used with it - by setting the
three-point hitch depth with the appropriate adjustment opening.
