Operating Manual
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II. LIMITATIONS RELATED TO TRAVELING ON PUBLIC ROADS
The manure spreader is equipped with electric and p
neumatic installations. It’s adjusted to
traveling on public roads with a tractor.
There is a bracket for a vehicle marking plate to be installed on the machinery’s rear side.
If you don’t have a vehicle marking plate, you can buy it in a manufacturer’s store.
NOTE:
Before you hit the public roads you must connect the electric and pneumatic
installations wire of the spreader to the tractor, clean the
machinery’s lights and marking, check operation of the lights
and brakes. While traveling, you need to:
- follow the Highway Code regulations,
- restrain from exceeding the permitted speed of 25 km/h.
III. AGGREGATION, LOADING, TRANSPORTATION
1.
The machinery can be aggregated only to especially intended devices
2.
Take special care while aggregating the machinery!
3.
Before you uncouple the machinery, secure it against rolling down (a parking brake,
wedges under the wheels).
4.
The vehicle can be started-up only when safety devices are properly attached and
adjusted!
5.
There is a danger of tilt if the machinery is loaded unevenly, especially after uncoupling it
6.
If the machinery is loaded only partially, you may have certain difficulties with maneuvering
the tractor. In such a situation you must be especially careful while traveling.
7.
Remember that the tractor’s front axis is relieved, thus controllability of the vehicle is
hindered because of the load.
8.
Take additional load of the axis and total weight into consideration.
9.
Danger of tilting!
You can operate the spreader if the lateral surface inclination does not exceed 10°.
10. Activate a proper gear while traveling down the slope (the same as the one that is
activated while going up the slope).
IV. FIRST START-UP AND RUNNING-IN OF THE MACHINERY
Before you start up the spreader for the first time, you need to:
- read and understand the Manual,
- complement the machinery regarding type of work,
- make sure that all screws are tightened and all chains are tense,
- lubricate or lubrication points according to table 4,
- carry out initial running-in of the spreader without load, in a parking position.
The running-
in process must take two hours, including decreased rpm of the tractor’s drive during
the first hour. During the running-in process you must observe carefully whether the mechanisms
work smoothly, without any jams, cracks or excessive noise. When the initial running-in is completed,
make sure that the fixing bolts are tightened and the chains are tense. Remove all faults that you
notice. Final running-in process takes place within two days of operation, when all lubrication points
must be lubricated twice a day. When the running-in process is completed you need to check the oil
level in the gearbox and make sure again that all bolts are tightened and chains are tense.
