KUHN MDS 55, Руководство оператора

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6.2 Attachment height
Attachment height of the fertiliser spreader
Danger of injury from unintentional contact with spreading discs.
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Max. allowable attachment height measured from the ground to the un-
derside of the frame in normal spreading mode : Dimension A 85 cm and
Dimension B 85 cm.
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Max. allowable attachment height measured from the ground to the un-
derside of the frame in late top dressing mode : Dimension A 77 cm and
Dimension B 83 cm.
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The dimensions given in the spreading charts are always taken in the field
from the top of the crop to the underside of the frame (Dimension at points
A and B ).
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If the max. allowable attachment height from ground level in normal
spreading mode is exceeded, the unit should be set up using the values
for late top dressing.
6.2.1 Attachment height for normal spreading
Attach the fertiliser spreader to the tractor using the settings given in the sprea-
ding chart.
Settings from the spreading chart:
Attachment height above crop level
A + B e.g. 50 / 50
The fertiliser spreader attachment height dimension at both points A and B is 50
cm above crop level.
6.2.2 Attachment height for late top dressing
Attach the fertiliser spreader to the tractor using the settings given in the sprea-
ding chart.
Settings from the spreading chart:
Attachment height above crop level
A + B e.g. 0 / 6
The fertiliser spreader attachment height dimension at point A is 0 cm (i.e. sa-
me height as crop level) and the dimension at point B is 6 cm above crop level.
WARNING
Attachment example
Attachment example
B
(85 cm)
A
(85 cm)
B
(83 cm)
A
(77 cm)
Ground level- Ground level
Maximum allowable attachment
height in normal spreading mode Maximum allowable attachment
height in late top dressisng mode