Checchi & Magli WOLF, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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English language Use and maintenance
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INFORMATION FOR USE
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5) Assess the soil consistency in order to adjust the ar-
rangement of the packing wheels (see “Adjusting the
packing wheels” - page 16).
6) Turn the levers (
A
) by the same amount to set the
dispenser(s) parallel to the ground.
With machines with one driving wheel only, posi-
tion the powered wheel lower than the idle wheel to
guarantee correct motion transmission.
The dispenser must be at least 2 cm away from the
plastic mulch.
7) Use the handwheel ( B ) to adjust the planting depth
(see “Planting depth adjustment” - page 17).
8) Turn the wing screws ( C ) and ( D ) to adjust the plant-
ing force to apply to the ground (see “Adjusting the
planting force - page 17).
9) Position the trays (
E
) safely in the tray holder.
Planting operations
1) To prevent overloads on the ploughshare, the trac-
tor driver must lower the work vehicle with the trac-
tor moving forwards at low speed. Do not reverse
the tractor with the work vehicle on the ground as
this could damage the drilling cups and the motion
transmission to the dispenser.
2) Stop the tractor and let the operators get on the work
vehicle.
3) In the planting stage, the operators on the work vehi-
cle must adopt a correct posture (with their feet rest-
ing on the footboard (
F
) and must agree - together
with the tractor driver - on the most effective speed
of travel.
4) Move forwards with the tractor before starting the
planting.
5) The operators must take the seedlings from the trays
and place them in the drilling cups which, alterna-
tively, will be positioned at the top of the dispenser.
6) The operators on the work vehicle must check the
planting quality constantly; in the event of anoma-
lies, stop the tractor moving forwards and adopt cor-
rective measures (see “Information on adjustments”
and “Troubleshooting”- pages 16 and 30).
Night-time work or poor visibility conditions
Working at night or in poor visibility conditions increases the risks arising from machine use; in these conditions,
proper lighting must be provided to ensure safe work.