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13/10/2016
A Ground Breaking Company Since 1923
Safety
Focus on being prepared for emergencies.
Read the operators manual carefully.
Always follow recommended safe practices for operating this drill and its associated
equipment, including tractors and other machinery used in conjunction with this drill.
Identify and avoid un-safe terrain.
Always use lynch pins and safety chains on all drawbar pins.
Do not exceed 30km/hr while towing the drill in normal working position.
Keep all covers in place at all time unless removed for repairs or servicing.
Stop the drill before making any adjustments.
Lower drill to ground or put on stands when working around or under the machine.
Ensure tractor electrics are disconnected and/or turned off and machine hydraulics
disconnected when working on drill.
Tighten all nuts and bolts after initial use and thereafter at regular 30hr intervals.
Tractor hydraulics should not be operated in the float position to ensure full drill
penetration and proper contour following.
Put the safety lockout stays (spacers) on the wheel rams so they are locked in the fully
extended position while transporting.
Watch for moving parts and stay well clear of drill while it is moving.
Practice safe handling of agricultural chemicals including treated seed.
Double safety chains should be used to secure drills both on end tow, and behind the
tractor.
End-tow units with mudguards and lights for road use are available as an optional
extra. (see Removing the end tow kit)
Wear appropriate safety equipment while operating the drill and including when filling
seed / fertilizer hoppers and/or adjusting drill. This includes safety glasses, gloves,
ear protection, close fitting clothing and steel capped boots.
Visit
for additional guidance and instruction on safe practices in
the rural sector and/or other sectors targeted for the intended use of this drill.
