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Filling
Avoid contact with the fertiliser and other material
You could come into contact with materials when filling the machine.
Always wear protective clothing, such as safety gloves, shoes and
goggles. Read and adhere to the additional safety instructions and the
of the material producer. Contact with the materials could lead to
injury. Contact your physician in such an event!
Chemical reactions caused by mixing fertilisers
Mixing different types of fertiliser could lead to a chemical reaction
whereby poisonous vapours, liquids or other materials could come
about. Possible danger of explosion! This could lead to personal injury
and damage to the crop and machine.
Only mix different types of fertiliser if the manufacturer(s) indicated
that this can be done.
Chemical reactions could lead to damage to the machines and
personal injury.
Read the safety instructions provided by the supplier
Read the safety instructions provided by the supplier and apply that.
Protective clothing should be worn when necessary.
Disregarding the safety instructions could result in personal injury and
damage to the machine.
Use proper tools
Great volumes of material is often handled during the filling process.
Use proper tools such as lifting devices when moving and filling the
machine. Keep legislation concerning working conditions in mind.
Work carefully and responsibly. Inferior tools can cause serious
injuries.
Only fill mounted machines
Never place a machine in the ground while filling it. Always keep it in
the power lift of the tractor. The machine is designed to be loaded
while in a suspended state. Never park a filled machine on the ground.
Filling the machine while it is on the ground could lead to damage.
Work with a closed cabin
Fertiliser dust can blow indoors through open windows, doors or other
openings. Moreover, the sound level is higher in an open cabin. It is
therefore recommended to always work with a closed cabin with active
carbon filters in the air inlets. Fertiliser dust and a high sound level can
cause physical damage.