Ver.Phoenix1.1 _ 15-10-2018
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Phoenix Mixer India Pvt. Ltd.
Check that the length of the drive shaft is appropriate in all of the positions &
lifter. A long drive shaft could stress and damage the gear mechanisms of the
machine.
Before proceeding with filling the tank with Powder, which must be done only
in the field of operation, proceed in the following manner.
Check that the dust flow control lever is position 0 ( locked position)
and start the machine while empty for a few seconds.
Check that the dust tank and the ventilator housing are dry. Inside
the tank Is a mechanical agitator so when the machine is in
operation or even if it is positioned on the tractor ready for use it is
forbidden to enter within the operation radius of the tank.
The treatment product must not be damp as it could undermine the
uniform application of the treatment. Use only hermetically sealed
products in order to avoid any possible impurities entering the tank.
For treatments carried out during warm seasons in cases of humidity
it is advisable to leave the product in the sun for a few hours before
making the treatment.
Pour the product into the tank taking care that parts torn off the
packet don't fall in; close the tank with the opposite lid.
When starting up the machine always engage the PTO slowly taking
care if possible to not cause any kickbacks.
Adjust the flow of the product with the opposite lever or remote
control, referring to the numbered (Pos. from 1 to 5) located on the
cover of the ventilator housing. In order to establish the dose per
hectare it is necessary to refer to temporal units of measure; with
the duster in operation with the lever in poison 1 it distributes
around 1.4 Kg/minute of Sulphur. The quantity distributed per
hectare depends on the speed of operation or the dispersion of the
product based on the type of facility to be treated. Once the dose
has been established position the opposite locking mechanism in
order to enable rapid opening –closing.
Sulphur dust is biological product. During use or when filling the tank
it is up to the operator whether to use protective overalls, gloves,
goggles or a protective helmet.
