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General| Model | MDS 85 |
|---|---|
| Hopper Material | Steel |
| Number of Discs | 1 |
| Required Tractor Power | 30 hp |
| Type | Spreader |
| Drive Type | PTO |
Displays symbols and their hazard classification levels for operator safety.
Details essential safety measures, guards, and maintenance checks before operation.
Covers rules for road travel, including weight limits, lighting, and steering implications.
Highlights risks associated with rotating elements like discs, agitator, and PTO shaft.
General safety rules for operation, maintenance, and transport.
Emphasizes checking the tightness of all nuts and bolts, especially on spreading discs and hubs.
Correctly placing spreading discs onto their hubs to prevent operational errors.
Warning about crushing hazards when handling metering slides and related parts.
Importance of correct attachment procedures and matching 3-point linkage categories.
Safety precautions and detailed steps for installing and removing the PTO shaft.
Warning about crushing and amputation injuries from remote control elements.
Risks associated with high-pressure hydraulic fluid leaks and hose maintenance.
Defines allowable distances from ground to frame for different spreading modes.
Step-by-step guide to calculate the required mean fertiliser output per minute.
Warning about rotating hubs causing injuries during the calibration check.
Warning about rotating hubs when removing unused fertiliser from the hopper.
Safety warning regarding the spreader's raised position and stability.
Warning about crushing hazards from remote control elements during service.
Warning about hand injuries that can occur during metering slide adjustments.
General safety precautions required before performing any adjustments or service.
Warnings about rotating elements causing serious injury or death during disc changes.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the spreading discs.
Warning about leaf springs ejecting violently during removal, requiring careful handling.
Troubleshooting steps for identifying and resolving uneven spread patterns.
Steps to diagnose and fix hydraulic cylinders that fail to open correctly.
Steps to diagnose and fix hydraulic cylinders that open too slowly.
Warning about exceeding weight limits and ensuring adequate front axle load.
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