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5. OPERATION
5.1.
read the safety Instructions in section 1 before operating the
spreader.
5.2.
secure the spreader onto the prime mover using the towing
pin on the hitch tube (2). secure the towing pin with the r-pin
provided. the spreader can be converted to use a ball hitch
by fitting a sealey Ø50mm towing Hitch, Model no. tB36,
available from your sealey dealer.
5.3.
Load the product into the hopper, ensuring that it is evenly
distributed and the maximum capacity of the spreader is not
exceeded. When handling hazardous products it is important
to first read the safety data sheet and take necessary safety
precautions. A full range of personal safety equipment is
available from your sealey dealer.
5.4.
the towing speed will affect the rate of flow from the
spreader. It is advisable to operate the spreader at lower
speeds for a more effective flow of the product.
5.5.
the adjustable feed system is controlled by movement of the
handle on the hitch tube (2). operate the spreader at the
desired speed and adjust the handle either forwards or
backwards until a satisfactory rate of flow is achieved. A
locking device is provided on the gauge to allow the optimum
flow required to be maintained.
5.6.
clean the spreader thoroughly after use, paying particular
attention to the area around the adjustable feed system and
the impeller.
6. MAINTENANCE
6.1
After each use clean material out of hopper.
6.1.1 rinse/dry inside and outside of spreader after each use.
6.1.2 Before operating make sure that the tyres are inflated to the
correct pressure.
6.1.3 Periodically check all fastenings are tight.
6.1.4 Annually clean and lightly lubricate parts.
6.1.6 to avoid damaging the spreader never exceed the rated load
capacity of 57kg.
6.2
STORAGE.
6.2.1 Before storing ensure that the spreader is clean and dry.
6.2.2 store indoors or in a protected area during severe weather and
in the winter months.
6.2.3 never allow material to stay in the hopper for extended periods
of time.
Original Language Version
sPB57t
Issue: 1 - 21/06/11
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