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TROUBLESHOOTING
If you are experiencing a problem or have a question that is not listed in the chart below, please contact
your local dealer directly.
QUESTION / PROBLEM
What is the spreader bin capacity?
How does the automatic clutch work?
What is the life expectancy of the gears?
What paint treatment does the chassis
receive?
Can I get different wheel/tyre options?
How do I prevent Urea blocking the back
door exit?
SOLUTION
3.8t Fertiliser Spreader = 3m3 of fertiliser
3.6t of Superphosphate (1.2t/m3 density)
4.8t of Lime (1.7t/m3 density)
2.3t of Urea (0.8t/m3 density)
5t Fertiliser Spreader = 4.25m3 of fertiliser
5t of Superphosphate (1.2t/m3 density)
6.8t of Lime (1.6t/m3 density)
3.2t of Urea (0.77t/m3 density)
6t Fertiliser Spreader = 5m3 of fertiliser
6t of Superphosphate (1.2t/m3 density)
8t of Lime (1.6t/m3 density)
3.8t of Urea (0.77t/m3 density)
As the hydraulic spinners are engaged (live hose
pressurised) oil closes a hydraulic ram inside the clutch assembly
engaging the two ground-drive gears to start the floor.
When the hydraulic spinners are stopped (return hose
pressurised) and the lever returned to neutral, the two ground-
drive gears are disengaged stopping the floor-belt.
The system can be engaged or disengaged while moving.
As the gears only engage at low pressure they should last many
thousands of tonnes before
requiring replacement.
The chassis is firstly sand-blasted, then thermal-arc spray
galvanised, primed, followed by a final two-pot epoxy
top-coat.
A variety of tyre options are available for each model.
Please contact your local dealership directly for more information.
A sheet of chicken wire with 1/2"/1.5cm gaps (or similar) can be
fixed to the existing mesh grill inside the spreader bin to prevent
larger clumps of product blocking the back door exit.
P12
TROUBLESHOOTING
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