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Working area
The working area of the machine is the application of water, waste water and other liquids, with a dry matter content not exceeding 15%.
Particles in the liquid must not exceed 10 mm, as this would clog the machine turbine.
The machine must be supplied with a maximum pump pressure of 12 bar. The recommended working pressure is 7-9 bar.
Transport
When moving the machine or transporting it into the field, attach it to a hollow bar in the tractor’s lifting arms and use the tractor’s own lift
to raise and lower the machine.
1. Rotate the drum so the gun trailer is facing backwards.
2. Raise the support leg into the transport position.
3. If the machine is not fitted with brakes, the speed must not exceed 6 km/h.
Note: If the machine is to be transported on public roads, it must be fitted with lights and markings.
Important:
The coupling lever must be engaged during transport to prevent the hose from become loose on the drum.
Positioning
1. Position the machine horizontally in line with the unwind direction.
2. The ground must be level for the first 10 m of the unwind direction.
Warning:
It is forbidden for unauthorised persons to stand alongside the machine while manoeuvring the gun trailer
and machine.
Unwinding the hose
1. Loosen the locking pawl at the toothed rim (Fig. 2, Pos 1)
2. Rotate the drum in the desired direction.
3. Lock the locking pawl (Fig. 2, Pos 1)
4. Lower the support leg and push it into the ground (Fig. 3, Pos 2). For type 3-4-5 TT2, use the levers in the cover.
5. Lower the gun trailer and release it from the lift. On machines with hydraulic support legs, the gun trailer lowers automatically.
6. Open the valve under the gun trailer (Fig. 2, Pos 2) (only for types 3-4-5IT2.)
7. Move the coupling lever to “NEUTRAL” (Fig. 3, Pos 3)
8. Connect the tractor to the gun trailer and unwind it - max. 3 km/h.
9. The feed hose should not be connected during unwinding.
If the water has not started to flow out of the machine after about 10 metres, it may be beneficial to stop unwinding for a moment and start
again (applies to 3-4-5TT2.)
Important:
Never unwind the hose too far – always ensure that there are at least 2 hose turns left on the drum, otherwise the hose
coupling will be damaged when the hose is rewound.
Driving on hilly terrain may require an assistant.
Note: If the hose temperature exceeds 30 degrees due to the machine being in sunlight or otherwise exposed to heat, cool it
by flushing water through the hose before unwinding it, otherwise it may be damaged.
When unwinding the hose, it is important to avoid suddenly stopping the tractor, as the hose may tangle on the drum.
If the hose becomes loose on the drum during unwinding, adjust the drum brake (Fig. 4, Pos l). If the hose is loose on the drum when fully
unwound, tighten it with the PTO crank handle, found in the cover. Remember to remove the PTO crank handle after tightening.