3 Point Fertilizer Spreader Field Operation Specifications

Check before going to the field

Take a few minutes to check the 3 Point Fertilizer Spreader before the operation. This can prevent problems from arising halfway through. Ensure that the three-point suspension is securely fastened, the limit chain is properly tightened, and prevent excessive shaking or detachment during the operation. Focus on inspecting the transmission part. Check if the universal joint is securely fastened, if the lubrication is adequate, if the chains and bearings are not loose or lacking oil. Address any abnormal sounds promptly.

Also, check the hopper and spreading components. There should be no hard objects, iron wires, plastic bags or other debris in the hopper. Adjust the opening of the fertilizer outlet according to the dryness and wetness of the manure in advance. The opening for wet manure should be larger, while for dry manure, it can be smaller to avoid inconsistent amounts. At the same time, confirm that the tractor's speed is stable, the hydraulic lifting is flexible, the brakes and lights are in good condition, and ensure safety when going on the road and going to the field.

Starting and Driving in the Field

After entering the plot, do not operate at full capacity immediately. Instead, run at a low speed for a while to allow the transmission system to adapt. Observe whether the disc rotates evenly and if there are any abnormal vibrations. When starting, combine the power slowly and do not accelerate abruptly to prevent damage to components due to excessive load in an instant.

When driving, try to maintain a constant speed. Generally, medium and low speeds are the most suitable. Fluctuating speeds will directly result in uneven fertilization.

Different Landscapes and Manure

The size, slope, and soil quality of different plots vary, so the operation methods also need to change accordingly. Flat land is the easiest to operate; just keep moving in a straight line at a constant speed. On gentle slopes, try to follow the contour lines to reduce skidding. When going downhill, do not coast in neutral gear to avoid losing control of the manure spread; on steep slopes, it is not recommended to operate forcefully to prevent rollovers or off-tracking of the manure volume.

Common Problems in Work

If uneven fertilization occurs during the operation, it is mostly due to unstable speed, clogging of the fertilizer outlet, or incorrect disc rotation angle. Simply stop the machine to clear the blockage and adjust the opening again. If there is any spillage, it is usually because the walking distance is too large. Next time, adjust the row spacing.

If you notice overheating or abnormal sounds of the components, stop the machine immediately for inspection. Most likely, it is due to lack of oil, jamming, or damaged bearings. Do not operate with faults. When the fertilizer in the hopper is almost used up, reduce the speed in time to avoid a sudden increase in the amount of 3 Point Fertilizer Spreader in the last section, which could cause local plant damage.