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USER MANUAL
ADJUSTABLE AXLE
By all sprayers with wheels, the wheel axle is
clamped in the chassis in a way that enables
continuously variable adjusting of track width. Each
axle is sideward fastened with four screws that must
be slightly unscrewed for changing the width (the
chassis must be lifted from the ground) and pulled
out or pushed into the supporting tube of wheel axle
for a chosen track width.1 The axle must be retightened with screws which must be finally secured
with a counter nut to prevent the screws from getting
loose later.
BLOWER
Blower is a constituent part of the sprayer, in which a multiplier with a fan is clamped. There are nozzle
brackets with nozzle inserts screwed on the outside frame (air outlet); however, there is a protective mesh
screwed on the rear, air-inlet side. The blower is designed for producing air, to which spray agent drops
are added. Spraying quality depends on the airflow quality (air amount and speed without turbulence). The
airflow thus enables a quality drop transfer from the nozzle to the desired place on the plant.
All blower versions, also those with a rectifier, are produced with a metal case.
Key for adjusting the
blower blades
Screw for
adjusting the
height of nozzle
Standard blower
Rectifier with adjustable nozzles
An advantage of the air rectifier is enabling a more even distribution of the air to the left and to the right
sides of spraying, and to the whole height of the habitus. “Air quality” is a great deal better with a
rectifier; therefore spraying with a low water consumption per hectare is possible with the help of a
rectifier, which consequently lowers spraying costs.
AGP 600 EN (U) – AGP 2000 EN (U)
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