GB 05 02 MA
Sprayer setup
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WARNING! Note the weight of the sprayer.
General recommendations are as follows:
1. Add ballast to front of tractor, if necessary.
2. Check tyre pressure (see tractor’s instruction book).
3. Be careful when filling/lifting the sprayer for the first
time.
4. Ensure the operating unit and tractor do not touch.
5. Travel at slower speeds when driving with a full tank,
as the tractor braking effect will be reduced.
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The sprayer is designed for three point suspension
(cat. II). A quick hitch (A) is supplied with the sprayer. Fit
the quick hitch to the tractor for easy hook-up of the
sprayer.
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The sprayer can be equipped with nylon tires for support
of the sprayer during storage. Storage wheels are fitted
to the support legs.
NOTE! Tank must be empty when using storage wheels.
Max weight: 250 kg/tyre
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The frame has two retractable support legs that can be
turned in to minimise crop damage.
NOTE! The support legs must be unfolded before
lowering and disconnecting the sprayer.
How to unfold support legs
1. Lift spring-loaded catch (B) from the front hole (spray-
ing position).
2. Swing support legs (C) backwards.
3. Fit catch (B) in the back hole (storage position).
Support legs are turned in in reverse order.
Picture B shows support legs in spraying position.
Picture C shows support legs in storage position.
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