Rauch AXENT Series, Operator'S Manual

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Spreading operation
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7 Spreading operation
7.1 General Instructions
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Reduce the speed on uneven ground.
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Drive carefully through the headland.
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Avoid sudden curves when driving uphill and downhill or traversing a slope.
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By repositioning the gravity centre, there is a risk of toppling over.
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Take special care is when driving on uneven, soft ground (e.g. when entering
fields, kerbs).
The modern technology and design of our AXENT 100.1 large area spreader and
exhaustive, continuous testing on the factory's test facilities ensure that you will
have an optimal spreading pattern.
Although our machines are manufactured with care, deviations in the spreading
or other faults cannot be ruled out even if they are used as intended.
The reasons for this may be:
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Changes to the physical properties of the fertiliser or lime (e. g. different
particle size distribution, different density, grain shape and surface, pickling,
sealing, moisture)
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Clumping and moist fertiliser or lime
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Blockages or bridge formation (e. g. due to foreign bodies, moist or unsuitable
fertiliser)
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Wind drift: stop spreading work at excessive wind speeds
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Uneven ground
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Wear of wear parts
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Damage caused by external influences
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Inadequate cleaning and care to prevent corrosion
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Wrong drive speeds and travel speeds
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Incorrect machine settings
NOTICE
The service life of the machine depends considerably on your driving style.