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4.6
Refer to fig .6 .
4 .6 .1 Attach the gauge and lever assembly (24) to the inside of the
handle assembly (21) . Secure with M6x30 hex bolts (3) and M6
lock nuts (7) .
fig.7
4.7
Refer to fig .7 .
4 .7 .1 Slide the handle assembly around the support leg assembly
and secure with carriage bolts (5), flat washers (9) and wing
nuts (15) .
4 .7 .2 Insert the bent end of the control clamp wire into the small hole
in the lever assembly (A) .
4 .7 .3 Remove the hex bolt from cable clamp then insert the control
cable into the clamp (B,C) .
4 .7 .4 Re-insert hex bolts to clamp control cable in place .
4 .7 .5 Move the lever (D) down to open the spreader slots in the
bottom of the hopper . If the holes are not fully exposed, loosen
the cable clamp (C) and adjust the cable .
4 .7 .6 Insert R-pin (13) through top of the vertical axle .
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5. OPeRATION
fig.6
5.1
the spreader is designed to be pushed at three miles an hour,
which is a brisk walking pace . Slower or faster speeds will
change the spread pattern . Wet fertiliser will also change the
spread pattern .
5.2
use the Stop bolt on the gauge to ensure the same amount of
distribution .
5.3
See figs .8 & 9 for suggested walking patterns depending on
the level of coverage you require .
5.4
Always start walking prior to opening the flow control plate .
5.5
Every time you are ready to stop, or turn to make a new pass,
close the flow control plate to stop dispensing the material and
continue one more stride . this reduces waste and avoids
damaging a lawn with over saturated product coverage .
5.6
to ensure consistent coverage, make sure each broadcast
pattern slightly overlaps the previous one .
5.7
Make sure that any broadcast material does not come into
contact with trees, shrubs and flowers that could be harmed by
the material .
5.8
Clean the spreader thoroughly after each use paying particular
attention to the shut off plate and the bottom of the hopper .
fig.8
fig.9
Original Language Version
SPB27W
Issue: 3(L)- 30/06/17
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