Functions Of The Operator; Functions Of The Tractor Driver; Work Cycle - Checchi & Magli TRIUM Bedienungsanleitung

15.0 - FUNCTIONS OF THE OPERATOR

Pick up the plants from the trays and place them in the distributor (fig. 9.A). Do not
place plants with only a partial or no rootball in the distributor, as these will fall
through. Do not place plants in the rear cups of the distributor as these are
continuously opening and closing (see fig. 9). Decide, with the tractor driver, upon a
working speed which allows sufficient time to perform the above functions properly.
Make constant visual checks of the transplant quality, and in the event of anomalies,
give the STOP signal, so that you can check the causes and take the necessary
corrective action.

16.0 - FUNCTIONS OF THE TRACTOR DRIVER

Pay particular attention to the safety regulations in points 8.1 and 8.12.
Before starting work decide with the operator(s) on a "start" and "stop" signal.
Adjust to the required speed by means of the gear change, keeping at the lowest
possible rpm.
Make certain that the tractor's exhaust fumes are not directed at the operators and
that the silencer is completely efficient. By adhering to the above instructions, it is
possible to work with limited noise levels, thus facilitating communication between
the operators and the tractor driver.
The transplanter should preferably be lowered while the tractor is moving slowly, to
avoid as much as possible that topsoil accidentally enters the ploughshares.
-AVOID REVERSE MOTIONS WITH THE TRANSPLANTER STILL ON THE SOIL.

17.0 - WORK CYCLE

To maintain an optimum sequence between dropping the plant from the distributor
(fig. 9.A) and expulsion from the ploughshare (fig. 9.B) it is necessary to deposit at
least 30 plants a minute in each row.
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