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4.15 BEFORE STARTING WORK
Before starting the seeding operation grease all parts indicated by
transfer nr. 11 ('GREASE') at page 47 of this leaÀ et.
WARNING!
Before starting up the machine check that there are no third
parties near it. Third parties are maintenance operators,
operators, etc..
Lower the drive wheel to the working position (Fig. 57) with your
hands placed as shown in Figure 49. Make sure it can turn freely
without hindrance.
WARNING!
Make sure the releasing procedure (Fig. 56) does not
cause the element to accidentally fall.
4.16 OPERATION START
IMPORTANT
For a successful seeding work it is useful to seed on a small
stretch and check that the seeds are regularly distributed in
the ground.
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USE AND MAINTENANCE
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4.17 DURING WORK
The seeder has been studied to allow a high sowing speed, com-
patible with the type and surface of the ground.
Bear in mind that a variation in tractor speed does not lead to a
corresponding variation in seed sown per hectare.
Always work at a constant speed. Sudden changes in speed will
result in an uneven distribution of the product.
Maintain e seeding speed compatible with type and cultivation
of the soil in order to avoid breakages or damage.
At the start of each new passage, the machine travels for approx a
metre before the seeds reach the seed-planting furrow through the
delivery tubes. Vice versa, at the end of the passage, it discharges
all the seeds present in the delivery tubes. This should always be
borne in mind to obtain a good ¿ nal result.
Always respect the following rules for successful sowing:
- Keep the tractor hydraulic lifting unit in its lowest position.
- every now and then check that the coulters are not blocked with
vegetable residues or clogged with soil that retains the seeds.
- check that the distributors are free from foreign bodies, that may
have accidentally entered the hopper. They could compromise
regular operation.
- The form dimensions and material of the drive shaft elastic
pins have been chosen for safety. The use of pins not ori-
ginal or more resistant, could cause serious damage to the
seeding machine.
- Avoid curves with the machine on the ground, neither work
in reverse.
Always lift it when changing direction or reversing.
- Maintain e seeding speed compatible with type and cultiva-
tion of the soil in order to avoid breakages or damage.
- Never lower the seeder when the tractor is not in travel in
order to prevent the clogging or damage of the seed coulters,
even if these are equipped with protections against clogging;
for the same reason, we discourage going into reverse gear
when the seeder is on the ground.
- A high seed moisture content, especially if the seed is dres-
sed, can cause clogging in the distribution.
- Never leave the seeds in the hopper for a long time, and,
before starting work, make sure the hopper, distributors and
seed delivery tubes are not excessively damp.
- Make sure that no foreign material (rope, sack paper) enters
the storage tank when seed is being loaded.
The seeder can transport treated chemical substances toge-
ther with the seed. Do not allow children, people, pets to come
near the seeding machine.
Keep away from the seed storage tank and refrain from attem-
pting to open it when the seeder is working or about to begin
working (1, Fig. 5).
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