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  • Page 1 CDA option Instruction manual Publication No: 8M15A200 (Rev. 1)

  • Page 3: Edition Notice

    EDITION NOTICE Prepared and printed by or on behalf of: This publication covers the following products: Micron Weed Management equipment with incorporation of S-Dome + 1524 S-Dome + 3049 This document is prepared for their agents and clients. The document should be taken in its entirety.

  • Page 4: Preface

    Please contact Goizper Group or their agents if you require any assistance. Micron is a registered trademark of Goizper Group. All other trademarks used in this Document are the property of their respective owners. While reading this document please be aware of the following conventions: Every care has been taken in the design of the equipments and the preparation of this document.

  • Page 5: Important Information (Please Read)

    IMPORTANT INFORMATION (PLEASE READ) Truck unloading When unloading the sprayer from the truck, please observe the manufacturer's or distributor's instructions. A crane, forklift or unloading dock is required for unloading. When unloading with a crane, make sure that the ropes or belts used are sufficiently strong.

  • Page 6: Symbols Used On The Equipment And In This Document

    SYMBOLS USED ON THE EQUIPMENT AND IN THIS DOCUMENT Denotes a caution or warning Denotes a mandatory prohibition things you must not do Denotes a mandatory instruction things you must do Ignoring these warnings, prohibitions or instructions may result in injury to persons, damage to equipment or environmental contamination.

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS EDITION NOTICE .......................3 PREFACE ........................4 WARRANTY........................4 IMPORTANT INFORMATION (PLEASE READ) ............5 PROHIBITIONS IN USE....................5 SYMBOLS USED ON THE EQUIPMENT AND IN THIS DOCUMENT .......6 TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................7 INTRODUCTION....................9 1.1 Technical specifications ................11 1.2 Components....................12 SECURITY ......................14 2.1 Mechanical and electrical hazards ..............16 2.2 User protection .....................16 2.3 Working with pesticides................16...
  • Page 8 MIXING, FILLING AND CALIBRATION ............. 30 5.1 Calculating Mixing Rates................30 5.2 Flow rate of spraying ................... 31 5.3 Assistant LANDROOTER ................. 32 5.4 Preparing the Spray Mix ................33 5.5 Calibration ....................35 5.5.1 Measuring the flow rate (CDA atomiser) ..........36 SPRAYING ......................

  • Page 9: Introduction

    INTRODUCTION Micron Weed Management (MWM) S-Dome+ equipment is designed for the precision application of weed control products at low spray volumes and reduced risk of drift. The spray is normally shielded, and each spray head incorporates low volume rotary atomisers for CDA (Controlled Droplet Application). MWM equipment is designed primarily for the application of weed control products in bush and tree crops.
  • Page 10 S-Dome product range (Side domes) Spray width Description "W S-Dome 400 0,4 m / 15,7" S-Dome 600 0,6 m / 23,6" S-Dome 900 0,9 m / 35,4" S-Dome 1200 1,2 m / 47,2" S-Flex product range (Side domes) Spray width Description "W S-Flex 400...

  • Page 11: Technical Specifications

    Filter size : Mesh 50 (blue - ISO19732) Optional accessories Tank and pump equipment. Different mounting chassis If the hydraulic system is NOT supplied by Goizper Group, then these MUST include an in-line filter of 50 mesh size (blue: ISO19732).

  • Page 12: Components

    1.2 Components Identification of components...
  • Page 13 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION ARTICLE DESCRIPTION MANUAL NO. 300L tank 8M15T200 H-frame structure 8M13H200.1 H-frame arm 8M13H200.2 Vertical actuator kit 8M13H200.3 Horizontal actuator kit 8M13H200.4 Breakaway 8M13A200.1 Actuator kit Electronic kit 8M15E200 Remote control 8M13R200 Head kit 600 8M13D200 Head kit 400 8M12D200 S-Dome shields (ø400, ø600, ø900, ø1200) 8M13D200 /...

  • Page 14: Security

    SECURITY WARNINGS AND PROHIBITIONS Do not insert fingers or any foreign object into the equipment. This may cause a risk of harm and may damage the equipment. Do not dismantle or modify the equipment. This may cause a risk of harm and may damage the equipment.
  • Page 15 Use Caution and reduce speed when manoeuvring a vehicle with mounted equipment. The equipment may obscure the visibility to others of vehicle mounted warning marks, beacons and lights. The equipment may obscure vehicle mounted lighting. Ensure that vehicle lights are visible when in transit. Ensure the working area has sufficient light for safe operation.

  • Page 16: Mechanical And Electrical Hazards

    2.1 Mechanical and electrical hazards The main mechanical hazards when using MWM spray equipment are risk of entrapment to fingers and limbs from moving parts. Warning signs are located at points of potential injury. As sprayers operate on a low voltage 12V system that does NOT present a significant risk from electrical shock.

  • Page 17: Drift Reduction Measures

    2.5 Drift reduction measures The S-Dome+ units are fitted with shields (domes) low to the ground making them less susceptible to spray drift than unshielded spray nozzles. Wind tunnel studies in the UK have indicated drift reductions more than 90% over conventional unshielded sprayers with the Micron Weed Management range and hence these are suitable as a Drift Reducing Technology (DRT) Spray heads must always maintain close contact with the ground (25-50 mm...

  • Page 18: Installation

    INSTALLATION The tank system should be regulated to an output pressure of approximately 0,5 bar (7,5 psi). The tank system must include an inline filter of 50 mesh size (blue ISO19732). The CDA spinning disc atomisers are used with a flow gauge with adjustable trimmer for each atomiser to regulate flow according to vehicle speed, application volume and band width.

  • Page 19: Cda Atomisers

    3.2 CDA Atomisers There are 3 versions of rotary atomisers, depending on the shield and size: 1- S-Flex and S-Dome 1200, 900, 600: bandwidth 0.6, 0.9 and 1.2 m (3000 rpm) 2- S-Flex and S-Dome 400: Sector atomiser, bandwidth 0.4 m (4000 rpm). 3- Center Dome (1524 and 3049): bandwidth 1.5-2.4m and 3-4.8m (3000rpm).
  • Page 20 The spray shield should be between 25 mm and 50 mm from the ground when spraying. Ensure that the breakaway can operate freely without touching the vehicle. The mounting or coupling of the main structure (chassis) to the vehicle can be carried out by means of the three-point linkage or trailer coupling.

  • Page 21: Assembly Process

    3.3.1 Assembly process Follow the steps in the table below to assembly the machine/components you have bought. Instruction sheets found inside each www.micronweedmanagement.com CENTER DOME PUMP STRUCTURE ARM AND BREAKAWAY AND HEAD SYSTEM Arm support Arm 1524 1524 Center Dome 1524 Center Dome Main structure Breakaway...

  • Page 22: Electrical Diagram

    3.3.2 Electrical diagram Depending on the number of heads and actuators supplied on your machine, you will find different numbers of connectors: Electrical wiring connection diagram 3.4 Tank system It is recommended to always use the Micron Weed Management tank systems. Refer to the instructions supplied with the tank system.

  • Page 23: Information On Flow Control

    3.5 Information on flow control Flow control for the rotary atomisers on the CDA units is achieved using a flowmeter with adjustable trimmer to regulate flow rate. The liquid flow lifts a ball on the gauge and indicates the flow on a graduated scale. To the rear of each flowmeter is a 6 mm push fit fitting on the upper outlet to connect the feed hose to each individual atomiser...

  • Page 24: Hydraulic Diagram

    3.5.1 Hydraulic diagram Hydraulic diagram Cleaning tank Return flow Solenoid valve 3 Main tank Drain valve Flowmeter 4 Hand-washing tank Handwashing valve Solenoid valve 4 Tank selector valve Pressure gauge Flowmeter 5 50 mesh filter Flowmeter 1 Solenoid valve 5 Pump Solenoid valve 1 Flowmeter 6...

  • Page 25: Transport

    3.6 Transport When transporting the sprayer on public highways it is the responsibility of the operator to ensure the implement and tanking system can be safely moved and all road regulations complied with. When transporting the sprayer, operators must lift all interception boom units to their highest position and lock them with the locking bolt unit.

  • Page 26: Getting Ready For Spraying

    GETTING READY FOR SPRAYING 4.1 Pre-spray inspection The user must ensure the tank system is in good condition before attempting any spraying operation. Operators must ensure they comply with any local or national regulations for the inspection of spraying equipment. Check for structural defects such as broken or cracked components.
  • Page 27 1- Check that the drain valve is closed. 2- Check that the selector valve is set to "product". 3- Open the filler cap. 4- Visually inspect the filter. Remove and clean the filter if you notice any signs of clogging or contamination. Replace the filter if any damage is observed.
  • Page 28 5- With the filter in place, add approximately 5 l (1.5 US gal) of clean water to the spray mix tank. 6- Close the filler cap and check that it is properly fitted. 7- Connect the spray equipment to the flow control panel. See the connection order we recomend in the picture below: 8- Open the flowmeters to maximum.
  • Page 29 9- Close the regulating valve. 10- Turn on the main switch of the machine, located on the electronics (see picture on the left). 11-Start the pump (turn the main switch on the controller to ON) and check that the fluid flows through the system. When this main switch is activated, the BLUE LED will flash.

  • Page 30: Mixing, Filling And Calibration

    MIXING, FILLING AND CALIBRATION 5.1 Calculating Mixing Rates Read the safety instruction at the beginning of this document before handling chemicals. Always carefully read and follow the handling instructions supplied by the chemical manufacturer. Wear face shield or eye Wear protective Wear gloves Hand wash protection...

  • Page 31: Flow Rate Of Spraying

    5.2 Flow rate of spraying CDA atomisers require very low flow rates, between 100 and 300 milliliters per minute for each atomiser. Refer to the spray equipment instructions for further information on setting flow rates. The flow rate per atomiser/nozzle is calculated using the following formula: Note: For this formula the International System of Units (SI) must be used.

  • Page 32: Assistant Landrooter

    5.3 LANDROOTER wizard The main function of the herbicide mix LANDROOTER WIZARD is to facilitate calculations and optimize the amount of prepared mixture, so you do not have to waste product. It is also necessary to use it since it will give us information about the flow to use during the treatment.

  • Page 33: Preparing The Spray Mix

    5.4 Preparing the Spray Mix 1- Only prepare sufficient spray mix for the required spray operation. Use LANDROOTER WIZARD (see section 5.3) as a help for calculating the needed spray mix. 2- Check the calibration and operating parameters against the instructions supplied with the spraying equipment.
  • Page 34 9- Check that the selector valve is set to "product". 10- Unscrew the filler cap of the main tank. 11-Visually inspect the filter. Remove and clean the filter if you notice any signs of clogging or contamination. Replace the filter if any damage is observed.

  • Page 35: Calibration

    16- Open the regulating valve so that the entire pump flow returns to the tank and switch on the pump. Liquid returning to the tank causes agitation of the mixture. The agitation will vary depending on the volume of liquid returning to the tank. Agitation is usually sufficient for all applications, including powders in solution.

  • Page 36: Measuring The Flow Rate (Cda Atomiser)

    5.5.1 Measuring the flow rate (CDA atomiser) Once the equipment is inspected for any leaks the measuring of the flow rate must be done before starting spraying. Follow the following steps: 1- With the equipment in running, activate the spray switch on the remote control. 2- Open the flowmeters to the maximum and adjust the pressure to 0,25 bar (3,63PSI) using the return to tank valve.

  • Page 37: Spraying

    SPRAYING 6.1 Spraying process Wear face shield or Wear protective Wear gloves Hand wash eye protection clothing. After "preparing for use" (section 4) and "mixing, filling and calibration" (section 5). Continue with the following steps: 1- Use the master switch located on the electronics to switch on the unit (see picture right).

  • Page 38: Alarm Indicator For System Malfunction

    6.2 Alarm indicator for system malfunction 1- PUMP ALARM AND ATOMISER ALARM: If the GREEN LED flashes, this may indicate a pump or spray motor fault. Or that another pump (different from the one supplied with the equipment) is being used. The Landrooter App will show us on the cell phone the reason for the failure by means of a red landmark.

  • Page 39: Cleaning

    CLEANING Wear eye Wear protective Wear gloves Hand wash protection clothing. When spray is complete rinse out the spray lines, pump and atomiser/nozzles with clean water and spray out any washings onto the treated area or a suitable non crop area. Do not exceed maximum dose rates. Wash down any contaminated surfaces with clean water and detergent in a secure area or biobed where washings are retained and cannot enter waterways or drain into adjacent areas.

  • Page 40: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE Micron Weed Management (MWM) spraying equipment will require routine maintenance; the user should regularly inspect the equipment for damage or wear and replace any damaged or significantly worn items immediately. Any moving parts should be lubricated with a suitable good quality lubricant. Always flush through pump, hoses and atomisers/nozzles with clean water after spraying to avoid nozzle blockages.

  • Page 41: Service And Inspection Intervals

    8.3 Service and inspection intervals Item Action Frequency Remove and Clean. Start of each season and during Nozzle as required. Check flow rate. Atomiser disc or Start of each season and during drum and Remove and Clean. as required. recirculation cap Remove and clean contact.

  • Page 42: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible Cause Action Breakaway arm stiff or does not Dismantle, clean and Pivot seized. move lubricate pivot. Breakaway arm loose and does not Return spring detached or Reattach or replace spring. return to stop broken. Dome/Shield does not rotate freely Dome/shield bearing seized.

  • Page 43: Cda

    9.1 CDA Problem Possible Cause Action Inline switch is off. Switch on. Blown fuse. Replace fuse. Pump and CDA Loose connection at battery or Check all connections; tighten as atomiser not electronic box. necessary. operating Incorrect wiring at electronic Check wiring and re-wire as necessary. box.

  • Page 44: Sprayer Disposal

    SPRAYER DISPOSAL Dispose of equipment in accordance with local regulations. Clean to remove any chemical residues and dispose of accordingly. Avoid contamination of the environment with any sprayer washings. Dismantle equipment as far as practical and clean all parts. Dispose of the component parts by material type in accordance with local waste disposal regulations.

  • Page 45: Spare Parts

    SPARE PARTS REF. DESCRIPTION 5004 8M13H324 H-frame, fixed support vertical guide 5001 8M13H800 H-frame support 5005 8M13H501 H-frame, moving support assembly 5006 8M13H601 Moving support, screw kit 5002 8M13H500 H-frame, fixed support 5003 8M13H600 Fixed support, screw kit REF. DESCRIPTION H-frame, indexing 5021 8M13H513...
  • Page 46 REF. DESCRIPTION 5036 8M13H820 Vertical actuator kit 5037 8M13H620 Vertical actuator kit, screw kit REF. DESCRIPTION 5038 8M13H830 Horizontal actuator kit 5039 8M13H630 Horizontal actuator kit, screw kit...
  • Page 47 REF. DESCRIPTION 5066 8M13A820 Breakaway kit 5067 8M13A320 Self autolubricating bush 5068 8M13A521 Suport arm, break away 5069 8M13A520 Pivot arm, break away 5070 8M13A323 Tension spring 5071 8M13A522 Bracket, spring puller 5072 8M13A526 Tool, spring puller 5073 8M13A608 Break away, screw kit 5074 8M13A640 Actuator kit...
  • Page 48 REF. DESCRIPTION 5111 8M13D040 S-Dome 400 dome assembly 5112 8M12D040 S-Flex 400 dome assembly 5113 8M13A850 Head kit, CDA 400 5114 8M13A604 Head assembly, CDA 400 5115 8M13A616 Plate component kit, cda 400 5116 8M13A615 CDA 400 motor 5117 8M13A301 Solenoid valve 5118 8M13A334...
  • Page 49 REF. DESCRIPTION 5117 Electro valve 8M13A301 5122 Cable EV/Disc SD+ 8M15E302 5136 S-Dome 600 dome assembly 8M13D060 5137 8M13D090 S-Dome 900 dome assembly 5138 Dome top support plate 8M13D120502 5139 Plate with bearing 8M13D120601 5140 Bearing 24206304 5141 Circlip 21964502 5142 S-Dome 900 brush kit 8M13D811...
  • Page 50 5148 Assembly, motor and guard 8M13A601 5149 Threaded plate kit 8M13A812 5150 Motor assembly 3300 with protector 8M13A600 5151 Red nozzle 83749303 5152 CDA disc 83749601 5153 Elbow push-fit 8M13A305 5154 8M12D060800 Slip-on cover 600 5155 8M12D090800 Slip-on cover 900 5156 8M13D120800 Slip-on cover 1200...
  • Page 51 REF. DESCRIPTION Cable between remote 5196 8M13R326 control and box Remote control (X 5191 8M13R8XY 5197 8M13R309 Switch spraying sprayes, Y actuators) 5198 8M13R310 Switch actuator 5192 8M13R307 Blue led 5199 8M13R319 Switch cap 5193 8M13R308 Green led Integrated remote control 5194 8M13R313 Actuator cable...
  • Page 52 REF. DESCRIPTION 5181 8M13F305 Straight push-in fitting 0606 5252 8M13F301 Flowmeter 500 ml/min (0.12 US GPM) 5255 8M13F602 Hose arm to flowmeter 5257 25423850 Bolt DIN933 M8x50 ZINC 5258 8M13F564 Flow control 4-6 support 5259 8M13F563 Flow control 4-6 clamping plate 5260 8M15T311 Pressure regulating valve 1/2 "M-1/2 "M...
  • Page 53 5273 8M13F541 4 head flowmeter panel 5274 8M13F561 6-head flowmeter panel 5275 8M13F542 Flowmeter clamp 4 heads 5276 8M13F562 Flowmeter clamp 6 heads 5277 8M13F362 Pushfit elbow fitting M3/8" D6 5278 8M13F401 Hose D6x170 BK 5279 8M13F403 Hose D6x35 BK 5280 8M13F405 Hose D6x240 BK...
  • Page 54 REF. DESCRIPTION 5026 8M13A332 HITCH PIN DIA. 16 WITH PIN CENTRE AXLE 5322 21123010 FLAT WASHER DIN125 M10 ZINC 5323 262230101 SELF LOCKING NUT DIN985, M10 ZINC 5325 8M15A601 ARM SD+ 3049 5326 8M15A533 MIDDLE TUBE DOUBLE EXTENSION ARM, SD+ 3049 5327 8M15A532 INNER TUBE, DOUBLE EXTENSION ARM, SD+ 3049...
  • Page 55 REF. DESCRIPTION 83749303 RED NOZZLE 5117 8M13A301 SOLENOID VALVE WITH PUSHFIT AND CONNECTOR 5150 8M13A600 MOTOR ASSEMBLY 3000 WITH PROTECTOR 5153 8M13A305 PUSHFIT ELBOW 0606 5278 8M13F401 HOSE D6X170 BK 5341 25208395 SCREW DIN 7981 2,9X9,5 S/S 5342 262080061 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M6 S/S 5343 21108006 WASHER INOX.M-6...
  • Page 57 REF. DESCRIPTION 5374 8M15T301 CURVED RETURN FITTING 5375 8M15T309 FLAT GASKET 1/2"- D21X33 E2,5 EPDM 5322 21123010 FLAT WASHER DIN125 M10 ZINC 5376 8M15T506 300L TANK BASE PLATE SD+ 5323 262230101 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M10 ZINC 5377 262230121 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M12 ZINC 5332 262230081 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M8 (ZINC)
  • Page 58 5395 5377 5379 5386 5402 5403 5401 5405 5396 5406 5400 5397 5399 5397 5407 5398 5404 REF. DESCRIPTION 5377 262230121 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M12 ZINC 5379 21123012 FLAT WASHER DIN125 M12 ZINC 5395 8M15B800 CENTRAL STRUCTURE ASSEMBLY, SD+ 5396 8M15B508 MAIN CHASSIS, SD+ 5397...
  • Page 59 5425 5424 5421 5419 5410 5415 5405 5420 5423 5411 5422 5416 5414 5413 5412 5418 5417 REF. DESCRIPTION CLAMPING M12 TEE SCREW 5055 8M13A531 PIVOTING REAR WHEEL ARM 5410 8M15B500 PIVOTING REAR WHEEL FORK 5411 8M15B501 5412 8M15B502 SPACER 33,4 X 3,38 X 47 REAR WHEEL PIVOT AXLE, D25X200, M24 5413 8M15B504...
  • Page 60 5433 5432 5434 5403 5435 5430 5437 5431 5436 REF. DESCRIPTION 25423123 BOLT DIN933 M12X35 ZINC 5403 8M15B509 CENTER DOME SUPPORT, SD+ 5430 8M15B510 HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT BAR 5431 8M15B511 PLATE FOR AXLE CONNECTION HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT 5432 8M15B512 DISC WASHER 5433 BELLEVILLE WASHER DIN2093 50X22, 4X2 21364522 5434...
  • Page 61 5440 5443 5442 5451 5441 5451 5444 5448 5451 5375 5445 5372 5381 5375 5380 5447 5446 5375 5451 5332 5448 REF. DESCRIPTION 262230081 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M8 (ZINC) 5332 8M15T308 MALE STRAIGHT FITTING D15-G1/2 5372 8M15T309 FLAT GASKET 1/2"- D21X33 E2,5 EPDM 5375 25423820 BOLT DIN933 M8x20 ZINC...
  • Page 62 5443 5444 5332 5453 5452 5372 5375 5450 5332 5454 5451 5381 5381 5455 5380 5456 REF. DESCRIPTION 262230081 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M8 (ZINC) 5332 8M15T308 MALE STRAIGHT FITTING D15-G1/2 5372 8M15T309 FLAT GASKET 1/2"- D21X33 E2,5 EPDM 5375 25423820 BOLT DIN933 M8x20 ZINC 5380 21123008...
  • Page 63 5380 5381 5332 5460 5447 5375 5372 5461 5448 5375 5375 5443 5442 5444 REF. DESCRIPTION 262230081 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M8 (ZINC) 5332 8M15T308 MALE STRAIGHT FITTING D15-G1/2 5372 8M15T309 FLAT GASKET 1/2"- D21X33 E2,5 EPDM 5375 25423820 BOLT DIN933 M8x20 ZINC 5380 21123008 FLAT WASHER DIN125 M8 ZINC...
  • Page 64 5470 5397 5398 5472 5474 5471 5476 5477 5397 5398 5398 5397 5404 5404 5437 5437 5475 5473 5475 REF. DESCRIPTION 21123016 FLAT WASHER DIN125 M16 ZINC 5397 262230161 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M16 ZINC 5398 25423165 BOLT DIN933 M16x50 HEX ZINC 5404 8M15B515 LINCH PIN 11X44,5...
  • Page 65 5480 5399 5026 5483 5397 5398 5482 5481 5484 5485 5487 5437 5322 5486 5323 REF. DESCRIPTION 8M13A332 HITCH PIN DIA. 16 WITH PIN CENTRE AXLE 5026 21123010 FLAT WASHER DIN125 M10 ZINC 5322 262230101 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M10 ZINC 5323 25423164 BOLT DIN933 M16X40 HEX ZINC...
  • Page 66 5490 5322 5492 5491 5493 5496 5494 5495 5498 5499 5497 5322 5381 5323 5332 REF. DESCRIPTION 21123010 FLAT WASHER DIN125 M10 ZINC 5322 262230101 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M10 ZINC 5323 262230081 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M8 (ZINC) 5332 21123008 FLAT WASHER DIN125 M8 ZINC 5381 254231025 BOLT DIN 933 M10x25 ZINC...
  • Page 67 5490 5322 5055 5323 5004 5502 5501 5500 5503 5504 5505 5506 5507 5122 5181 5443 5255 5502 5508 5497 5509 5512 5491 5510 5501 5511 5514 5513 REF. DESCRIPTION 8M13H324 H-FRAME, FIXED SUPPORT VERTICAL GUIDE 5004 8M13A531 CLAMPING M12 TEE SCREW 5055 8M15E302 CABLE EV/DISCO SD+...
  • Page 68 25423630 BOLT DIN931 M6x30 ZINC 5500 21123006 FLAT WASHER M-6 5501 262230061 SELF LOCKING NUT DIN985 M6 ZINC 5502 8M15D480500 CENTER FRAME CF 3049 5503 8M15D480503 CLAMPING PART TIP CF 3049 5504 8M15D480502 FASTENING PART CF 3049 5505 8M15D480400 RAIL PROFILE SD+ 3049 5506 8M15D480309 CENTER SKIRT CF 3049...
  • Page 69 5490 5491 5322 5521 5520 5322 5323 5523 5494 5381 5522 5495 5332 REF. DESCRIPTION 21123010 FLAT WASHER DIN125 M10 ZINC 5322 262230101 SELF LOCKING NUT DIN985, M10 ZINC 5323 262230081 SELF-LOCKING NUT DIN985, M8 (ZINC) 5332 21123008 FLAT WASHER DIN125 M8 ZINC 5381 254231025 BOLT DIN 933 M10x25 ZINC...
  • Page 70 5490 5322 5323 5505 5531 5532 5055 5533 5004 5502 5443 5501 5514 5323 5322 5490 5511 5534 5530 5512 5502 5501 5500 5513 REF. DESCRIPTION 8M13H324 H-FRAME, FIXED SUPPORT VERTICAL GUIDE 5004 8M13A531 CLAMPING M12 TEE SCREW 5055 8M15E302 EV/DISCO SD+ CABLE (7m) 5122 8M13F305...
  • Page 71 8M15D480504 STOP PLATE CF 5512 25908516 BOLT DIN 7380 M5x16 INOX 5513 211080051 FLAT WASHER DIN 9021, M5 WIDE FLANGE S/S 5514 8M14D240503 CLAMPING PART TIP CF 1524 5530 8M14D240302 CENTER PLASTIC SHEET CF1524 5531 8M14D240500 CENTER FRAME CF1524 5532 8M14D240309 CENTER SKIRT CF1524 5533...

  • Page 72: Vehicle Stability Calculations

    Vehicle stability calculations The user must take the necessary measures to determine the correct centre of gravity for the equipment configuration and the loads to be used. The following calculation is given for information purposes for installations mounted on agricultural tractors.

  • Page 73: Conversion Factors

    Conversion factors 1 yard = 3 feet = 0.91 metres 1 metre = 39.37 inches = 1.09 yards 1 statutory mile = 0.87 nautical miles = 1.61 kilometres 1 nautical mile = 1.15 statute miles = 1.85 kilometres 1 kilometre = 0.62 statute miles = 0.54 nautical miles 1 statutory mile...

  • Page 74: Declaration Of Conformity

    DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY COMPANY: GOIZPER S.COOP. ADDRESS: ANTIGUA 4, 20577 ANTZUOLA, GIPUZKOA (SPAIN) CIF: F-20025441 STATES THAT THE FOLLOWING PRODUCT: S-DOME + BRAND: MICRON WEED MANAGEMENT MODEL: S-DOME+1524, S-DOME+ 3049 It complies with the following directives and standards: Directives: - Machinery 2006/42/EC - Machinery for pesticide application 2009/127/EC - Sustainable use of pesticides 2009/128/EC - Electromagnetic compatibility 2014/30/EU...
  • Page 75 The electronics include a Bluetooth® module for connection to mobile phones and sending machine data to the cloud. Regulatory information FCC Goizper S. Coop. does not authorise the user to make any changes or modifications to this device. Any change or modification may void the user's authorisation to use this equipment.
  • Page 76 DISTRIBUTED BY / DISTRIBUÉ PAR / DISTRIBUÉ PAR Micron Sprayers Ltd. Goizper S.Coop. Bromyard Industrial Estate C/ Antigua, 4 - 20577 Antzuola Bromyard, Herefordshire (Gipuzkoa) Spain HR7 4HS - U.K. T: +34 943 786 000 T: +44 (0)1885 482397 micron@goizper.com enquiries@micron.co.uk www.micronweedmanagement.com www.microngroup.com...

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