Rauch AXENT Series, Руководство оператора

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7.4.2 Information on the fertiliser chart
The values in the fertiliser chart were determined on RAUCH’s test facilities.
The fertiliser used for this purpose was obtained from the fertiliser manufacturer
or the retail market. Experience has shown that, due to storage, transport and
other reasons, your fertiliser might exhibit different spreading characteristics –
even with the same brand.
This means that the machine settings specified in the fertiliser charts may result
in a different spreading quantity and poorer fertiliser distribution.
Therefore, observe the following instructions:
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Make sure you check the actual spreading quantity with a calibration test.
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Check the fertiliser distribution for the working width with a practice test kit
(special equipment).
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Use only those fertilisers listed in the fertiliser chart.
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Let us know if you are missing a type of fertiliser in the fertiliser chart.
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Observe the setting values exactly. Even a slightly incorrect setting may
adversely affect the spreading pattern.
Observe the following in particular when using urea:
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Urea exists in different qualities and grain sizes, due to fertiliser imports.
This may require other spreading settings.
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Urea has higher wind sensitivity and higher moisture absorption than other
fertilisers.
NOTICE
The operating personnel are responsible for making the correct spreader
settings depending on the fertiliser actually used.
We specifically point out that we do not accept any liability for damage resulting
from incorrect spreader settings.