Agrio Mamut 21 User manual

Instructions for use
MAMUT
ver. 1/2014

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Table of contents:
Table of contents: ........................................................................................................2
1Introduction ..........................................................................................................6
2General Information ............................................................................................6
2.1 Warranty and liability ........................................................................................................7
2.1.1 Things not covered by the warranty...............................................................................7
2.2 Principles of using this machine.........................................................................................7
2.2.1 User responsibilities.......................................................................................................7
2.2.2 Operator responsibilities................................................................................................7
2.2.3 Dangers of using this machine.......................................................................................8
3Technical information..........................................................................................8
3.1 Technical data......................................................................................................................8
3.2 TECHNICAL SHEET ......................................................................................................11
4Safety requirements............................................................................................12
4.1 Permitted uses of this machine.........................................................................................12
4.2 Safety and accident prevention regulations....................................................................13
4.2.1 General safety regulations............................................................................................13
4.2.2 Hydraulic system..........................................................................................................13
4.2.3 Drive.............................................................................................................................13
4.2.4 Brakes...........................................................................................................................14
4.2.5 Tires .............................................................................................................................14
4.2.6 Repair and maintenance...............................................................................................14
4.2.7 Handling pesticides......................................................................................................15
4.3 List of safety labels............................................................................................................16
5Description of the machine................................................................................17
5.1 Overview of the machine's individual components........................................................17
5.2 Nameplate...........................................................................................................................21
6Description of controls.......................................................................................22
6.1 Control panel .....................................................................................................................22
6.1.1 Control panels and computers......................................................................................23
Variations of computers and panels available: ..........................................................................26
6.2 Controls of sprayers MAMUT 4000, 5000, 6000, 6500 and Mamut XL ......................27
6.2.1 Controls for sprayer with filling pump ........................................................................27
6.2.2 Controls for sprayer without filling pump ...................................................................28
6.2.3 Controls for Topline type sprayer................................................................................29
6.2.4 Description of Topline control box functions..............................................................30
6.2.5 Description of function of the five-way valve .............................................................31
7General description of functions.......................................................................32
7.1 Modular concept................................................................................................................32
7.2 Tanks..................................................................................................................................32
7.3 Pumps .................................................................................................................................32
7.4 Filling..................................................................................................................................32
7.5 Mixing.................................................................................................................................33
7.6 Washing and cleaning.......................................................................................................33
8Operation.............................................................................................................34
8.1 Commissioning...................................................................................................................34
8.2 Connecting and disconnecting the sprayer.....................................................................34

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8.2.1 Connecting...................................................................................................................34
8.2.2 Disconnecting...............................................................................................................36
8.3 Driving the connected sprayer .........................................................................................36
8.3.1 Using the brake system for the first time.....................................................................37
8.3.2 Inspections before each ride.........................................................................................37
8.3.3 Inspections after each ride............................................................................................37
8.3.4 Hauling the sprayer......................................................................................................37
9Preparing for application...................................................................................38
9.1 Filling the main tank.........................................................................................................39
9.1.1 General recommendations............................................................................................39
9.1.2 Suctioning with the piston diaphragm pump ...............................................................39
9.1.3 Filling the sprayer tank from the outside .....................................................................40
9.1.4 Filling the sprayer tank from the outside using aerial filter.........................................40
9.1.5 Filling the centrifugal pump.........................................................................................40
9.1.6 Filling the sprayer tank with the Tank-stop function...................................................41
9.2 Filling the tank with clean water......................................................................................42
9.2.1 Standard filling.............................................................................................................42
9.2.2 Filling with a quick connector (optional equipment)...................................................42
9.3 Filling with pesticides using the Ecomixer......................................................................43
9.3.1 Description of Ecomixer parts .....................................................................................44
9.3.2 Adding preparations through the Ecomixer.................................................................46
9.3.3 Adding powder preparations and urea .........................................................................46
9.3.4 Rinsing the Ecomixer...................................................................................................46
9.3.5 Canister rinse nozzle....................................................................................................47
9.4 Adding pesticides into the tank through the main hole in the tank..............................47
9.5 Mixing.................................................................................................................................47
9.5.1 Mixing with maximum power......................................................................................47
10 Applying the spray mix...................................................................................48
10.1 With standard equipment.............................................................................................48
10.2 With "Twin Flow" individual nozzle switching equipment ......................................49
11 Cleaning and rinsing.......................................................................................50
11.1 Rinsing the sprayer when mix remains in the main tank..........................................50
11.2 Rinsing the distribution system....................................................................................50
11.3 Rinsing and draining the suctioned spray tank..........................................................50
12 Sensor calibration ...........................................................................................53
12.1 Fully automatic regulation............................................................................................53
12.2 Sprayer without automatic dose regulation................................................................53
12.2.1 Testing the drive speed ................................................................................................53
12.2.2 Calculating the necessary flow rate for 1 nozzle .........................................................53
12.2.3 Setting the correct nozzle pressure...............................................................................54
13 Booms ...............................................................................................................55
13.1 Expanding the booms to working position..................................................................55
13.1.1 Expanding and folding.................................................................................................55
13.1.2 Precautions for standard boom expansion ...................................................................56
13.1.3 Extending.....................................................................................................................56
13.1.4 Folding.........................................................................................................................56
13.2 Securing the booms........................................................................................................57
13.3 Description of the "fixed" function of boom suspension ...........................................57
13.4 Boom suspension............................................................................................................58

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13.5 Setting the boom tilt.......................................................................................................58
13.5.1 Description of the suspension function of boom tilt....................................................58
13.5.2 Manually tilting the booms ..........................................................................................58
13.5.3 Manually tilting the booms with "dial" potentiometer.................................................58
13.5.4 Automatically tilting the booms with the "parallelomat" contact antennae (optional
equipment) .................................................................................................................................59
13.5.5 Automatically tilting "Distance - Control" ultrasonic sensor (optional equipment)
60
13.5.6 Tilting the booms "hydraulically" (optional equipment).............................................60
13.6 Booms - types and control.............................................................................................61
13.6.1 Booms 18-36m.............................................................................................................62
13.6.2 Combination of folding booms....................................................................................63
13.6.3 Folding and unfolding the central booms ....................................................................64
14 Axles..................................................................................................................65
14.1 BPW axle (fixed, expandable).......................................................................................65
14.1.1 Axle specifications.......................................................................................................65
14.1.2 Axle description...........................................................................................................65
14.1.3 Axle maintenance.........................................................................................................66
14.2 BPW air suspension axle...............................................................................................68
14.2.1 Axle specifications.......................................................................................................69
14.2.2 Brake unit.....................................................................................................................69
14.2.3 Axle maintenance.........................................................................................................70
For inspection of the hubs and brake system, see Maintenance of BPW fixed axles.............70
15 Additional equipment.....................................................................................71
15.1 Application tubes...........................................................................................................71
15.2 Sprayer navigation during application........................................................................71
15.2.1 Foam marker................................................................................................................71
15.2.2 Satellite navigation system...........................................................................................72
15.3 External washing ...........................................................................................................72
15.3.1 External washing without pressure from a fresh water tank........................................73
15.3.2 External washing with a high pressure pistol...............................................................73
15.4 Swiveling drawbar.........................................................................................................73
15.4.1 Manually operated swiveling drawbar.........................................................................73
15.4.2 Automatically swiveling the drawbar (Trail-control)..................................................74
15.5 Filling aerial filter..........................................................................................................75
16 Maintaining and caring for the machine......................................................77
16.1 Cleaning..........................................................................................................................77
16.2 Cleaning with high-pressure cleaner / steam cleaner.................................................78
16.3 Protecting from freeze (draining the sprayer)............................................................78
16.4 Spray pump....................................................................................................................79
16.4.1 Description of individual pump parts...........................................................................79
16.4.2 Checking the oil level ..................................................................................................80
16.4.3 Changing the oil...........................................................................................................81
16.4.4 Air pressure in the pump..............................................................................................82
16.4.5 Check and adjust the belt settings if the pump is driven by the gears .........................82
16.4.6 Changing the V-belt.....................................................................................................83
16.4.7 Changing and checking the suction and pressure valves.............................................83
16.4.8 Testing and exchanging the diaphragms......................................................................83
16.4.9 Summary of key points................................................................................................84
16.5 Calibrating the flow meter............................................................................................85

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17 Oiling scheme...................................................................................................86
18 Overview of maintenance...............................................................................97
19 Troubleshooting assistance.............................................................................98
19.1 Possible errors in spraying............................................................................................98
20 APPENDICES...............................................................................................102
20.1 Hydraulic diagram of the sprayer..............................................................................102
20.2 Sprayer brake diagram...............................................................................................105
20.3 Wiring diagram............................................................................................................107
20.4 Hydraulic connection operation diagram:................................................................109
20.5 MAMUT technical diagram........................................................................................111
20.6 Dosage tables................................................................................................................113

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1Introduction
Dear Customer,
You have obtained a new MAMUT trailed sprayer that meets the latest requirements and which
in the near future will remain a fully valuable machine.
In order to fully take advantage of our trailed sprayer and achieve its maximum reliability and
durability, we ask that you carefully read this instruction manual.
We wish you good luck and success in your work.
Published by:
AGRIO MODERNÍ ZEMĚDĚLSKÉ SLUŽBY s.r.o.
(AGRIO MODERN AGRICULTURAL SERVICES)
Published: 25.11.2012
All previous instruction manuals for the trailed sprayer are invalid upon receipt of this edition.
Developmental changes and technical designs based on customer request are reserved.
Address:
AGRIO MODERNÍ ZEMĚDĚLSKÉ SLUŽBY s.r.o.
Budějovická 74
382 03 Křemže
Czech Republic
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]
2General Information
This chapter contains important recommendations for the safe use of the machine.

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2.1 Warranty and liability
Claims due to damage to persons or property will not be recognized if one or more of the
following causes is determined:
-unauthorized method of machine use.
-incorrect installation, commissioning, operation or maintenance of the machine.
-using the machine with damaged safety devices, improper mounting, or nonfunctional security
and protective equipment.
-failure to heed the recommendations in the instruction manual that relate to the commissioning,
operation, and maintenance of the machine.
-owner-executed modifications to the machine.
-insufficient inspection of worn parts.
-inappropriate repair work to the machine.
-natural disaster, non-user damage, and brute force.
2.1.1 Things not covered by the warranty
Parts that wear out:
-main cable
-tilting cable
-pump diaphragms
-pump valves
-carriage rollers
-shock absorbers
-antennas
-swing guide rollers
2.2 Principles of using this machine
Pay attention to the recommendations in the instruction manual.
A knowledge of basic safety guidelines and regulations is essential for the safety of the machine
and for trouble-free operation.
2.2.1 User responsibilities
The user must ensure that the machine will only be operated by persons who:
-are familiar with the basic regulations on work safety and the prevention of accidents.
-are familiar with how the machine works.
-have read and understand the instruction manual.
-will comply with regulations on the use of work equipment Reg. No. 495/2001 Coll. as well as
regulations on the protection of the health, Decree No. 494/2001 Coll. (applies to the CR)
2.2.2 Operator responsibilities
All persons who work with or around the machine must comply with the regulations on work
safety and the prevention of accidents.

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2.2.3 Dangers of using this machine
This machine is manufactured on the basis of acknowledged and official safety regulations.
Nevertheless, using the machine may result in danger or damage:
-to the health and life of the operator or third parties.
-to the machine itself.
-to other property.
Use the machine only:
-for its permitted purpose.
-in perfect safety condition.
Attention!
Remove any defect that could endanger the safety of the machine!
3Technical information
3.1 Technical data

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(E) indicates sprayer width in mm
Dimensions
Type
Booms, tank
Span (m) Volume (l)
Standard equipment
Weight
Span (m) Empty (kg) Full (kg)
All data, dimensions and weights in this manual are subject to continuous technical advancement
and are non-binding. Changes are reserved.

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Total weights apply only when filled with water.
Dimensions and weights only apply to standard equipment. Optional equipment may vary.
Changes due to technical developments are reserved.

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3.2 TECHNICAL SHEET
Type
MAMUT
4000
5000
6000
6500
Main tank
actual vol.
[l]
4000
5000
6000
6500
nominal vol.
4000
5000
6000
6500
Filling height of folding
Ecomixer
[mm
]
850 850 850 850
Filling
height
from the
ground
[mm
]
2100 2290 2300 2420
(main lid)
from the
platform
920 1100 1350 1470
Permitted system pressure
[bar]
20
Change in fluid pressure
pneumatic
Pressure range
[bar]
0.8-10
Spray pressure indicator
manometer 0-8/25 bar ø100 mm, resistant to fertilizers
Pump pressure indicator
manometer 0-8/25 bar ø60 mm, resistant to fertilizers
Pressure filter
screen 50 and 100 mesh
Mixing
injector nozzles
Dosage regulator
independent of speed, computer
Height of nozzle above
surface
[mm
]
500-2600
Sprayer pump:
Type
piston diaphragm pump
2x AR 185 bp
AR 280 bp
Max. performance
[l/min]
2 x 180
282
Max. working pressure
[bar]
20
20
Max. speed [1/min]
550
550
Max. power [kW]
2 x 8,2
9.5
Filling pump:
Type
Magnum I centrifugal pump
Max. performance [l/min]
400-500 (depending on
equipment)
Max. transport height [m]
36
Suction
2“
Hydromotor
MGG 20
Max. power [kW]
8.8
Oil pressure [bar]
125
Amount of oil
28 l/min at 3500 RPM
Connection
7/8“-14

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4Safety requirements
4.1 Permitted uses of this machine
The sprayer may be used exclusively for agricultural work in the field and for vegetable
production, in particular cultures and forage for the application of pesticides and liquid fertilizers.
The sprayer may be operated, maintained, and connected only by those who are familiar with the
potential hazards associated with the operation of the machine.
Max. allowed sprayer speed is 40km/h.
Max. permissible sprayer speed with extended booms is 12 km/h.
Max. guaranteed slope availability is 7%.
Permitted use also explicitly implies:
-noting all the recommendations in this manual.
-compliance with the warranty conditions and maintenance.
-immediate removal of any defects that could endanger the operator or machine.
Attention!
Any use not in compliance with the manual is not permitted!
For damages caused by unauthorized use:
-the user alone bears full responsibility.
-the manufacturer's warranty does not apply.
Observe the relevant safety and technical regulations, occupational health regulations, and traffic
rules.
The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by modifications made to the machine by the
user.
The manufacturer is not aware of any known negative effects of pesticides that could damage the
machine.
Attention!
This manual must be read carefully before using the machine and the advice given must be
followed precisely!
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages caused by inattention!

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4.2 Safety and accident prevention regulations
4.2.1 General safety regulations
-Check traffic and operating safety before each use!
-Observe the recommendations of this manual and the general safety and accident prevention
regulations!
-When using the machine on public roads follow the relevant regulations!
-Travel speed should be adapted to the driving conditions, slope, and tank level!
-Permissible maximum speed when driving with farm or floatation tires should be adapted to the
recommendations of the tire manufacturer!
-Before starting work, become acquainted with all devices, controls and functions of the
machine!
-Before starting, make sure no other persons are close by!
-Ensure a clear view!
-Check the transport equipment, e.g. lights, warning and safety signs!
-When turning corners, beware of the machine overturning and centrifugal force!
-Riding on the machine during work and in traffic is forbidden!
-The permitted weight load of the axle, suspension, and jack leg must not be exceeded!
-When folding and unfolding booms, ensure that no one is in the boom area!
-Do not stay under the extended booms!
-A cutting site exists for all hydraulically folded areas!
4.2.2 Hydraulic system
-The hydraulic system is under pressure!
-When connecting hydraulic cylinders and pumps, observe the prescribed connections for
hydraulic hoses!
-Check the maintenance of hydraulic hoses regularly, replace when damaged and old!
-Replaced tubing must conform to the technical requirements of the machine's manufacturer!
-When searching for leaks, use appropriate aids due to the risk of injury!
-Escaping fluids (hydraulic oil) under high pressure can penetrate the skin and cause serious
injury! In case of injury, consult a doctor immediately! Risk of infection!
-Before working on the hydraulic system, lower the booms to transport position, or completely
assemble them. The equipment must not be under pressure!
Attention!
The hydraulic system is under high pressure!
High pressure must always be relieved before working on the hydraulic system.
Work on the hydraulics may be carried out only by professionally trained personnel.
Custom modifications or changes to the hydraulic system will void warranty claims.
4.2.3 Drive
-Before turning on the drive, make sure that the selected speed of the tractor corresponds to the
maximum RPMs of the sprayer pump and that one is standing near the sprayer!
-Never turn on the drive when the engine is off!

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4.2.4 Brakes
-Set the load regulator to the appropriate load level.
-Check the brakes before every ride!
-Brake adjustments and repairs must be performed by a specialized workshop or authorized
technician!
4.2.5 Tires
-When working on the tires, secure the machine from rolling (use wheel chocks).
-Installing wheels and tires requires adequate knowledge and tools!
-Repairs to the wheels and tires may be provided only by qualified personnel and with the
designated tools!
-Check the wheel nuts and bolts! Failure to comply can result in the loss of a wheel and the
machine may tip over!
-After the first 50 km, tighten and regularly test the tightness of the bolts.
-Check the pressure regularly! The pressure must correspond to the actual load capacity and
wheel loads!
-Regularly check the tires for damage (cuts, punctures, bulges)!
-A table with pressure for different speeds is indicated on the tire.
4.2.6 Repair and maintenance
-Check the nuts and bolts regularly to ensure that they are securely tightened, and tighten them if
necessary!
-Properly dispose of oils, greases and filters!
-Before working on electrical equipment, disconnect the power!
-Safety equipment that wears out must be inspected regularly and replaced timely!
-When performing welding work on the sprayer, disconnect the power supply!
-Do not open lines that are under pressure! Release the pressure first using the nozzles!
-Replacement hoses used for pesticides may only be hoses with a working pressure of min. 20
bars that meet the necessary mechanical, chemical and thermal resistance! Only stainless steel
bands may be used for assembly!
-Repairs to the tank may be carried out only after completely washing the inside of the tank and
using a breathing mask or oxygen mask! For security reasons, another person must remain
outside the tank for supervision during repairs!
-When repairing sprayers that apply liquid fertilizers with nitrates and urea, pay particular
attention to the following:
- When the water evaporates, the residues of dissolved nitrate and urea convert into salts, forming
pure nitrates and urea.
- If the critical temperature is exceeded during repair (e.g. grinding, welding), nitrate in its pure
form, when combined with organic materials (e.g. urea) is explosive!
- Nitrate salts and urea are water soluble, which means that before making repairs, wash
thoroughly with water to eliminate the danger of explosion.
Attention!
Repairs to the sprayers may only be performed by qualified personnel!

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4.2.7 Handling pesticides
-Follow the recommendations of the chemical manufacturer!
-Wear protective clothing and observe the regulations on use and cleaning!
-Substances which tend to stick together or coagulate must not be applied!
-When working with pesticides, it is forbidden to eat, drink or smoke!
-Limit children's access to the sprayers and preparations!
-Never attempt to blow through the nozzles and other small parts with your mouth!
Attention!
Prior to the application of fertilizers and preparations, carefully read the safety data sheet and
carefully observe the operating instructions.

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4.3 List of safety labels
Read the instruction manual before
using.
Turn off the engine before each
repair, adjustment, or maintenance.
Follow the instructions.
Danger of injury when
handling the sprayer frame;
maintain a safe distance.
Danger of the sprayer frame
falling or other machine
parts – secure them before
beginning.
Hazardous substances, vapors and
gases - do not enter into the tank.
Attention, poisons: observe the
instructions of the product
manufacturer.
Danger of falling from the
machinery – do not enter the tank,
and keep a safe distance.
Before any repair or maintenance
on a slope, secure with wheel
chocks.
Danger of side thrust – do
not stand between the
machine and tractor during
operation.
Danger of electric shock.
Keep the machine a safe
distance from the power
supply.
Risk of injury of the upper
extremities – do not touch
the area of the shearing
parts.
Risk of exposure to toxic
substances.
Location for attaching to
crane.

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5Description of the machine
5.1 Overview of the machine's individual components
Fig. 5/1 Machine components – view from the left
1 Boom 11 Pressure filters
2 Main tank 12 Aerial filter
3 Mud guard 13 5-way valve
4 Tire/wheel 14 Filling pump
5 Chemical tank (Ecomixer) 15 Spray and pump manometers
6 Pump 16 Tank control
7 Drive 17 Side filling coupling
8 Ladder
9 Clean water tank
10 Container for washing hands

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Fig. 5/2 Machine components – view from the right
1 Jack stand (mechanically released)
2Boom lights
3 Storage space for equipment
Fig. 5/3 Machine components – detail of tilt mechanism
1Tilt motor
2Tilt potentiometer
3Tilt shaft (helix)
4Tilt gears

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Fig. 5/4 Machine components – view from the rear
1Tower 6 Boom extension piston
2 Carriage 7 Air pistol
3 Swing 8 Wheel chocks
4 Air reservoir 9 Tail lights
5Piston lift 10 Warning triangle

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Fig. 5/5 Machine components – view from above
1Main tank lid 8Injector
2 Tank-Control 9 Overflow from pump
3 (Injector) Check valve 10 Pressure mixing inlet
4 Control valve 11 Pressure inlet from 5-way valve
5 Sectional valve 12 Air chamber
6 Main valve (Boom) 13 Rinsing nozzles
7 Energy chain
Note that the components may vary depending on the equipment of the machine!
8
2
3
7
12
6
11
4
13
9
10
5
1
13