Eliet DZC450, Руководство пользователя

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• Remove the seed collector gutter from underneath the machine (do this carefully so that no
seed falls out of the tray).
• Pour the seed from this first test drive into the seed reservoir. (This operation is not repre-
sentative because it was necessary to fill the seed distribution system with seed.
• Place the seed collector gutter under the machine again and repeat the test run.
• Now weigh the amount of collected seed. Dividing the weighted seed by a factor of 10 gives
the actual seed quantity sown per m
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• Depending on the deviation from the target value,
the flow rate must be increased or reduced.
• Moving the stop to the left reduces the flow.
• Moving the stop to the right increases the flow.
• After adjustment, the test procedure must be repea-
ted until the desired flow rate has been set.
Tip: If you stick to the same type of overseed
mixture, you can make a mark on the scale after
correctly adjusting the seed flow rate. That way, you
can set the correct flow rate more quickly. Please note that the setting must be checked over
time. Grass seed is a natural product whose seed size may vary from one harvest to the next,
and although it is the same mixture, this may lead to deviations in the setting.
d. Setting the height of the handlebars
To make overseeding as comfortable and ergonomic as possible, the handlebars are height-
adjustable.
The following two points are important when choosing the correct height for the handlebars:
• When working with the machine, 3 control levers must be depressed. It is important
that the wrists are in a relaxed position so that this does not lead to fatigue.
• Before switching on the blades and turning the machine, the front of the machine often
has to be raised by pushing down on the handlebars. For this, use your body weight by
leaning on the handlebars with outstretched arms.
• There is a star knob on each side of the handlebar support where the handlebar is attached.
This point is also the hinge around which the handlebars are suspended.
• There is a slot which allows the handlebar height to be adjusted stepless over a range of 10
cm (4").
• To do this, loosen the star knob on each side in an anti-clockwise 3/4 turn so that there is no
tension on the steering bracket.
• Now move the handlebar up or down until the desired handlebar height is set.
• Check that the shifting on each side of the handlebar support is equal.
• Then screw the star knob back on firmly.