Stocks AG Turbo Jet 10, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Spreader Plates
The Turbo Jet has 8 or 10 outlet pipes that can be split into
two using the black plastic “Y” connector, to give 16 or 20
spreader plates. Depending on the implement width and if
you require a broadcast or band sown effect, use as many
outlets as required, with or without the spreaders.
Plan the positioning of the pipes / spreader plates to be
equi-distant across the width of your implement, up to a
maximum of 6m wide. (8m maximum – please enquire)
The black plastic “Y” connectors are to be fitted above the
spreader plate using as short a run of flexible tube to the
plates as possible, whilst still providing a smooth flow.
Flexible tube from these connectors then runs to the outlet pipes on the Turbo Jet.
Aim to route all these tubes smoothly and generally downhill from
the hopper to the spreader plate, avoiding severe bends and uphill
runs.
C Section Rail
The spreader plates themselves are mounted to the “C” section
rails, 4 x 2m lengths per machine are supplied. These can be cut
down to suit the implement width.
The “C” section rails can be attached to the implement using the
supplied straight brackets, two per rail. These can be welded or
bolted into position.
The spreader plates slide along the rails to give the planned
spacing, and lock into position using the integral bolts.
Note. It is generally better to position
the spreader plates facing to the rear
of the implement.
This can prevent wet mud or tilth
being thrown up into the mouth of
the spreader causing blockages,
especially if positioned close behind
the tractor wheels or a roller, or discs,
etc.
Flexible Tubes
A 30m reel of flexible tube is supplied with each Turbo
Jet. This requires cutting into lengths according to the positioning of the
hopper and spreader. Ensure all tube runs are as short as possible whilst
giving a smooth downhill route to the spreader plates. Avoid kinks, severe
bends or uphill runs.
Note. 30m is more than enough to attach the Turbo Jet – it is generally
better to be a little generous when initially fitting each tube and then trim
it to its final length.
Plan and measure the individual tube runs before cutting, fit the hose
clips to the Y connector tails.