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11.0 DISCONNECTING THE OVERSEEDER
The machine can be disconnected from the tractor as follows:
1. Turn the adjustable legs (see fig. 6 pos. 1) downwards and lock them using the
locking pins included.
2. Slowly lower the machine until it stands on the ground.
3. Lock the rear roller to prevent it from rolling away.
4. Loosen the top rod and remove it.
5. Remove the lower arms from the tractor of the Overseeder.
* Place the machine on a stable and level surface and make sure that the
machine is stable and cannot slide.
* Switch off the tractor engine when people are walking around the machine and
lock the tractor/machine combination to prevent it from moving!
@ Make sure that the cutting elements do not touch the ground when storing the
machine to avoid damage.
12.0 TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Possible cause Solution
Seeding cuts are poorly
shaped.
Seeding discs are worn.
Poor ground.
Bearings of the seeding discs
are worn.
Too much dead leaves and
roots in the top layer of the
field.
Top rod incorrectly adjusted.
Replace the seeding discs.
Lower the working depth.
Aerate/irrigate the ground if it is
too dry and repeat the tilling later.
Replace the bearings.
Remove the dead leaves and
roots.
Increase the weight of the
machine.
Correctly adjust the rod.
Seeding cuts are not closed.
Slits are too wide.
Ground is too hard.
Lower the working depth.
Aerate/irrigate the ground and
repeat the tilling later.
The seed is not in the
seeding cut.
Worn seeding discs.
Wrong working depth.
Seeding pipes/funnels are
blocked/dirty.
Too wet conditions.
Replace the seeding discs.
Adjust the machine to the correct
working depth.
Unblock/clean.
Postpone the tilling.
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