Before Start-Up; A Recommendations For Use - SKY Agriculture Maxi Drill Notice Originale

Before start-up

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Recommendations for use
Your seed drill has been designed and constructed for
drilling all kinds of commonly used seeds in a variety of
different situations.
Nevertheless, it is essential to follow the manufacturer's
recommendations and to work carefully and sensibly.
It must be used only by skilled and trained operators.
It is possible that there will be occasions where the ground is
either too wet or too dry to use the drill properly.
In some of these difficult conditions, using your drill may
result in damage to the machinery or to the soil.
The brand cannot be held responsible for damage caused by
improper use of the machine.
Any modification to the machine carried out without the
brand approval will automatically invalidate the manufac-
turer's guarantee.
Minimum tillage drilling must be carried out on levelled,
firmly consolidated ground where the harvest residues have
been properly scattered beforehand.
When drilling, it is absolutely essential to lift the machine up when turning in
the field.
It is not advisable to turn too tightly when drilling.
The brand cannot be held liable in any way in the event of an accident arising
due to the use of the machine that does not comply with the instructions.
The presence of stones, rocks, stumps or other obstacles
must be taken into account.
The seed drill must be driven according to the conditions.
Variations in the results of drilling and plant emergence
cannot be completely excluded in spite of the care taken by
the brand in the design and manufacture of this seed drill,
even when it is used in full compliance with the instructions.
The factors that may have an impact on the success of direct
and minimum tillage drilling are very varied, and include:
- Seed quality (coatings, treatments, density, vigour, germi-
nation rate, etc.)
- Problems with the structure or heterogeneity of the soil,
presence of pests (slugs, field mice).
Minimum tillage drilling requires a high level of agronomic
knowledge.
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