Owner`s manual
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CALIBRATION
1.  Ensure the control handle is fully back (clutch disengaged, shutter closed). 
2.  To calibrate your spreader, place a measured amount of product (10 Kg) in the hopper. 
1.  Set the Shutter Stop Lever to the position (1-9) indicated in the Calibration Guides below. Hole position 9 
(shutter fully open) is denoted by two holes vertically one above the other. 
2.  Tow the  spreader at  the desired  speed and  pull  the control  handle forward  to engage  the clutch  and 
open the shutter.   
3.  When the product has been exhausted, measure the distance covered and band width in metres. It is 
recommended that this be done over an area where the product can be seen on the ground so that the 
spread width can be measured. 
4.  Check the application rate using the following formula: 
Rate (Kg/ha) =   product applied (Kg) x 10,000 
distance travelled (metres) x spread width (metres). 
5.  Adjust either the Shutter Stop Lever or the speed of travel until the desired application rate is achieved. 
NOTE 
Because of variations in product characteristics, speedometer calibration and driving speed, the information 
in the calibration guide should be regarded as a starting point only. It is recommended that the spreader be 
calibrated before use.  
Calibration Guides 
Urea or DAP Application Rate (Kg/ha), 10m Nominal Spread 
Average Speed (Kph)
Application Rate (Kg/ha) for given Lever Position
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
14
52
85
138
165
167
171
11
13
47
77
125
150
151
155
12
12
43
71
115
138
139
142
13
11
40
65
106
127
128
131
14
10
37
61
98
118
119
122
15
10
35
57
92
1
10
111
114
16
9
32
53
86
103
104
107
17
8
30
50
81
97
98
100
18
8
29
47
77
92
93
95
19
8
27
45
73
87
88
90
20
7
26
42
69
83
83
85
Other Products, Average Speed 10Kph 
Product 
Rate
(Kg/ha)
Shutter Setting
(Lever Position)
Nominal Spread
(Metres) 
Sup
er phosphate
100
7
12
30% Potassic Super
100
8
10
Rye Grass
30
3
4
Magnesium Oxide 
Magnesium  Oxide  powder  is  applied  at  a  rate  determined  by  the  number  of  cows  to  be  treated. When 
spreading  this  product,  calculate the weight  of powder  to be applied and apply  this amount using shutter 
setting 4 or 5. Because this product may set hard if left exposed to air, it must not be stored in the machine 
even for a short time. Load the spreader only with the amount required to be spread and clean all
 traces of 
product from the machine after use. 










