APV UDW 100 M1 User manual

ORIGINAL OPERATING MANUAL
Version: 1.3 EN / Item no.: 00601-3-684
Operating manual UDW 100 M1,
UDW 250 M1
Please read carefully before initial operation!

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Table of contents
EC Declaration of Conformity...................................................................................................... 3
1 Identification of the implement........................................................................................... 4
2 Service ................................................................................................................................. 4
3 Warranty............................................................................................................................... 5
4 Accident prevention safety instructions............................................................................ 5
Intended use .............................................................................................................. 5
General safety-related instructions and accident prevention regulations .................... 5
Mounted implements.................................................................................................. 7
Maintenance .............................................................................................................. 8
5 Mounting of the spreader ................................................................................................... 8
Layout and mode of operation.................................................................................... 8
Mounting the implement............................................................................................. 8
Mounting the control box............................................................................................ 9
6 Settings and operation...................................................................................................... 10
Spreading width ....................................................................................................... 10
Setting charts........................................................................................................... 10
Spreading disc, throwing vanes ............................................................................... 11
Deflector (guide plate).............................................................................................. 11
Dismounting the seeding shaft................................................................................. 11
Agitator .................................................................................................................... 13
Calibration test / Regulation of the seed rate............................................................ 14
Operation on the road .............................................................................................. 14
Emptying the hopper................................................................................................ 15
7 Cleaning, care, maintenance, and repairs ....................................................................... 15
General information ................................................................................................. 15
Cleaning the spreader.............................................................................................. 15
Repairs and service ................................................................................................. 16
8 Decommissioning, storage and disposal ........................................................................ 16
Decommissioning the implement ............................................................................. 16
Storage of the implement ......................................................................................... 16
Disposal................................................................................................................... 16
9 Technical data ................................................................................................................... 17
Counter plate ........................................................................................................... 17
10 Accessories ....................................................................................................................... 18
11 Connection diagram.......................................................................................................... 20
12 My idea............................................................................................................................... 21
13 Safety signs ....................................................................................................................... 22
14 Index................................................................................................................................... 23

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EC Declaration of Conformity
In compliance with Directive 2006/42/EC
The manufacturer APV - Technische Produkte GmbH
Dallein 15, AT-3753 Hötzelsdorf hereby declares that the product
Universal metering unit UDW 100 M1
Universal metering unit UDW 250 M1
Implement type designation / serial no. (see handover declaration and title page)
to which this declaration of conformity refers, complies with the relevant basic safety and health
requirements of EC Directive 2006/42 EC as well as the requirements of other relevant EC Directives
2006/42/EC Machinery Directive
2004/108/EC EMC Directive
If applicable: Title / Number / Current version of the other EC Directives
For proper implementation of the safety and health requirements mentioned in the EC Directives, the
following standards and / or technical specifications were taken into account:
EN 14018 Agricultural and forestry machinery – Seed drills – Safety
EN 349 Safety of machinery – Minimum gaps to avoid crushing of parts of the human body
EN 60204-1 Safety of machinery – Electrical equipment
EN 953 Safety of machinery – Guards
ISO 12100 Safety of machinery; General principles for design; Risk assessment and risk reduction
ISO 13857 Safety of machinery – Safety distances
ISO 14982 Agricultural and forestry machinery ―Electromagnetic compatibility ―Test methods and
acceptance criteria
If applicable: Title / Number / Current version
Your CE contact person at APV is Mr. Jürgen Schöls.
He can be reached at the telephone number [phone].
Dallein, 10/2019
City, Date
Signature
Ing. Jürgen Schöls
Management

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1 Identification of the implement
Clear identification
The spreader can be clearly identified by the following information on the type plate:
•Designation
•Model
•Production number
Position of the type plate
The type plate is located on the right side of the steel rack.
Figure with the type plate
The data on the type plate have the following
meaning:
No.
Meaning
1 Designation
2 Model
3 Production number
4 Weight
5 Year of manufacture
2 Service
Please contact our service address in the following cases:
•If you still have questions regarding the handling of the spreader despite the information provided in
this operating manual
•For spare parts orders
•To order maintenance and repair work
APV - Technische Produkte GmbH
HEADQUARTERS
Dallein 15
A-3753 Hötzelsdorf
AUSTRIA
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Web: www.apv.at
Figure 1: Layout of the type plate

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3 Warranty
Please check the implement for any transport damage immediately upon receipt. Later claims regarding
transport damage can no longer be considered.
We provide a one-year factory warranty as of the date of delivery (your invoice or the delivery slip
serve as a warranty certificate).
This warranty is applicable for cases of material or construction faults and does not include parts that are
damaged by normal or excessive wear.
The warranty expires
•if damage is caused by external forces.
•in cases of operating errors.
•if the prescribed requirements are not met.
•if the implement is modified, expanded or equipped with third-party spare parts without our
permission.
•if the implement is cleaned with water.
4 Accident prevention safety instructions
Before starting work, get to know all of the equipment and operating elements as well as their functions.
The general accident prevention regulations of the respective countries must be observed.
The implement may only be used by persons who are informed of the hazards.
Check the hazard area before starting up and operating the implement! (Children!) Ensure sufficient
visibility!
The warning and information stickers applied to the implement provide important instructions for safe
operation: observe them for the sake of your own safety!
Intended use
The implement is designed solely for normal use in agricultural operations (intended use).
Any other use is considered to be non-intended. The manufacturer is not liable for any resulting damage,
the operator alone bears the associated risk.
Intended use also includes compliance with the conditions for operation, maintenance, and repairs
prescribed by the manufacturer.
The implement may only be used, maintained and repaired by persons who have relevant experience
and were instructed on the risks. The safety instructions must also be handed over to other users.
The applicable accident prevention regulations as well as the other generally safety-related,
occupational health and road traffic regulations must also be observed.
The manufacturer is not liable for any damage resulting from unauthorised modifications and the use of
components and auxiliary parts.
General safety-related instructions and accident prevention regulations
•Before operating the implement and the tractor, always check for traffic and operational safety (like
fractures, cracks, chafe marks, leaks, loose bolts and connections, vibrations and unusual sounds).
•The implements must be checked regularly by the operator (before every use) for any fractures and
cracks, chafe marks, leaks, loose bolts and connections, vibrations, unusual sounds, and to ensure
they function correctly.
•The implements should be cleaned regularly using compressed air. While doing this, personal
protective equipment should be worn if necessary.
•Maintenance and cleaning work must be carried out with the implement lowered, shut down and
secured to prevent it being switched on again.
•Working under the implement is forbidden.
•Observe the generally applicable safety and accident prevention regulations!

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•Use additional lighting (e.g., flashlight) for repair or maintenance work!
•The warning and information signs applied to the implement provide important instructions for safe
operation, observe them for the sake of your own safety!
•Observe the respective regulations when using public roads!
•Before starting work, get to know all of the equipment and operating elements as well as their
functions. It is too late to do so during operation!
•Hearing protection must be worn when using the implement.
•The spread rate may only be adjusted exactly according to the operating instructions and by trained
personnel!
•The user should wear close-fitting clothing. Avoid wearing loose clothes!
•Please always wear safety shoes with non-slip soles!
•To reduce the risk of fire, keep the machines clean. It is also recommended to carry a fire
extinguisher on the tractor.
•Check the surrounding area before starting up and operating the implement! (Children!) Ensure
sufficient visibility!
•It is not allowed to carry passengers on the implement during operation and transport!
•It is strictly forbidden to carry persons on any implement used to mount the universal metering unit.
•The implement must be coupled according to the instructions and only onto the specified devices!
•Special care must be taken when coupling and uncoupling implement to and from the tractor! Use
only self-locking attachments (nuts) as well as high-tensile bolts.
•Check the stability of the tractor and the implement when mounting, operating, and performing
maintenance / filling. Depending on the soil tillage implement on which the spreader is mounted, use
a step according to EN 14018 and according to the operating manual.
•When mounting the implement, the hydraulic connections to the tractor hydraulic system must be
connected carefully according to the operating manual.
•Always attach ballast weights at the intended attachment points according to the specifications!
•The instructions concerning mounting as well as the requirements for the tractor or agricultural
implement as specified in the operating manual are to be observed.
•Observe the permissible axle load, total weight and transport dimensions!
•Transport equipment, e.g. lighting, warning signs and any protective equipment, must be checked
and mounted!
•Triggers for fast couplers must be hanging loosely and must not trigger themselves when lowered.
•Never leave the driver's platform while driving!
•The driving behaviour, steering and braking capacity are also affected by mounted or towed
implements and ballast weights. For this reason, always ensure sufficient steering and braking
capacity!
•When driving in curves, take account of the wide radius and/or the centrifugal mass of the
implement!
•The implement may only be operated when all of the protective devices are installed and in safety
position!
•It is forbidden to stand in the working area of the implement!
•Do not stand near rotating and swivelling parts of the implement!
•Hydraulic folding frames may only be actuated when nobody is standing in the swivelling range.
•There are pinch and shear points on externally powered (e.g. hydraulic) parts!
•On implements with manual folding, always ensure that the implement is stable!
•For implements that are driven rapidly with soil-driven tools: Danger after lifting due to the still
rotating centrifugal mass! Only approach the implement when it has come to a standstill!
•Before exiting the tractor, lower the implement onto the ground, switch off the motor and remove the
ignition key!
•Standing between the tractor and the implement is forbidden unless the vehicle is secured against
rolling away using the parking brake and/or with wheel chocks!
•Folded frames and lifting devices must be locked in transport position!
•Packer catch arms must be swivelled in and locked before road transport!
•Lock the track markers in transport position!

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•When filling the hopper with slug pellets or similar toxic agents, only fill as much as is needed in the
near future. Protective clothing, safety gloves, and face and eye protection must be worn during the
filling procedure.
•Observe the warning information provided by the manufacturer on the packaging. The seed grains
used in your spreader can be toxic!
•Always keep hands, clothing etc. away from rotating parts!
•Keep your distance when the implement is switched on!
•No other persons may be in the hazard area of the universal metering unit with spreading disc.
•Visual check by the driver!
•Never look into the spreading cone!
•Product remains should be returned to the original packaging. Residues must not be released into
the environment.
•Authorised crop protection products are not known to have negative effects on the materials of the
implement.
•Maintenance, repair, and cleaning work as well as the elimination of malfunctions should always be
performed when the drive is switched off and the motor is at a standstill!
•When mounting the spreading device, the operator must connect it to the tractor or vehicle with a
metal connection and if necessary, a grounding cable.
•Never look into the radar sensor!
•The operating manual calls for the use of CE-marked exchangeable universal joint shafts as well as
their covers!
•Some parts have stickers warning about high temperatures. When working on these parts when they
are hot, safety gloves must be worn. Dust deposits on the hydraulic motor must be prevented. Clean.
•The motors of the rotary valve / seeding shaft and spreading plate can get hot. Warning stickers are
applied on the motors. The operator must check the motors regularly for changes in temperature and
remove any accumulated dust.
•The operator must ensure that no one is in the vicinity of the universal metering unit when it is being
moved by the tractor's hydraulic system for use of the spreading disc. Visual check by the driver.
When driving on roads, the operator must ensure that the raised universal metering unit cannot be
lowered (stop valve in the tractor hydraulic system or similar). Moreover, when driving on roads, the
controller must be switched off by the user (no accidental starting up of e.g. the spreading disc).
Mounted implements
•Before mounting and dismounting implements on the three-point linkage, move the operating devices
into the position that excludes unintentional lifting or lowering!
•When mounting, the operator must ensure that the requirements for the tractor or agricultural
implement specified in the operating manual are met and that the connections specified in the
operating manual are made correctly.
•When mounting the universal metering unit, the operator must ensure that there is a metallic
connection made to the tractor or agricultural implement.
•For three-point mounting, the mounting categories of the tractor and the implement must match or be
adapted!
•There is a risk of injury due to crushing and shearing points in the area of the three-point linkage!
•Do not stand between the tractor and the implement when actuating the external controls for the
three-point mounting!
•When the implement is in transport position, always ensure that the tractor three-point linkage is
sufficiently locked to the sides!
•When driving on roads with the implement lifted, the operating lever must be locked against lowering!
•To check the procedure, the operator must have a view on the mounted universal metering unit or on
the agricultural implement on which it is mounted, as well as hazardous movement zones.
•When performing work procedures and when the spreading disc is used, the tractor's speed must
maintained between 1 and 20 km/h, as specified in the operating instructions and depending on the
seed.

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Figure
2
:
Counter plate
Maintenance
•Maintenance, repair, and cleaning work as well as the elimination of malfunctions should always be
performed when the drive is switched off and the motor is at a standstill! – Remove the ignition key! –
Switch off the implement!
•Check the nuts and bolts regularly for tight fit and retighten if necessary!
•When performing maintenance on the lifted implement, always ensure safety through suitable
support elements!
•When changing work tools with sharp edges, always use suitable tools and gloves!
•Properly dispose of oils, grease and filters!
•Always cut the power supply when working on the electrical system!
•When performing electrical welding work on the tractor and mounted implement, disconnect the
cable on the generator and the battery!
•Spare parts must at least comply with the technical requirements specified by the implement
manufacturer! This is ensured with original parts!
•Do not clean the implement with water. It is recommended to clean the implement with compressed
air.
•Use additional lighting (e.g. flashlight) if necessary for repair or maintenance work!
5 Mounting of the spreader
Layout and mode of operation
The UDW 100 M1/UDW 250 M1 is a universal spreader with a capacity of 105 litres or 250 litres.
The spread rate is regulated by the seeding shaft, which is driven by a 12V gear motor. The working
width is regulated comfortably from the driver's seat via the speed of the spreading plate.
As an option, there is the possibility of adjusting the speed of the seeding shaft to the speed of the
tractor by using various speed sensors (available as an accessory). Furthermore, tractor linkage sensors
are also available as an option.
Power can be supplied to the control box either through the 3-pin standard socket or optionally directly
from the battery.
Mounting the implement
The spreader should be attached to the vehicle, either "facing"
towards the front or the rear. A steel plate is riveted onto the frame,
which you can bolt on with the standard supplied counter plate on
different parts of the machine.
To mount the implement on the three-point linkage of the tractor, bolt
the tractor linkage drawbar between your spreader and the supplied
counter plate (Figure 2). To attach the spreader, you should use at
least 8 bolts with a diameter of 10 mm and the required length to
ensure secure and firm attachment of the implement. Then install the
supplies top link bracket onto the frame of the spreader.
CAUTION!
APV is not liable for improper mounting or faulty use of the implement.

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Mounting the control box
To fasten your control box:
•Fasten the standard supplied bracket in the tractor cab with two bolts. Stow the excess cable in the
driver's cab to avoid pinching.
CAUTION!
If possible, do not roll up the cable into a coil!
•On the bottom side of the control box, there is a 3-pin
plug (= connection to the power supply of the tractor),
a 6-pin plug (= connection of the spreader to the
control box), and a 12-pin plug for the sensors (speed
sensor and/or linkage sensor).
TIP!
Pay attention to the angle at which you look at
the control box to be able to read the display
optimally. If necessary, bend the bracket
slightly to adjust the angle as required.
•The standard supplied cable can be directly connected
to the 3-pin standard socket of the tractor in the cab.
The other end is connected to the control box. If your
tractor does not have a standard socket, it can be
retrofitted with the cable set included with the
accessories.
•The fuse (30 A) is located on the right side of the
control box.
CAUTION!
The 12 volt power supply must NOT be connected to the socket for the cigarette lighter.
CAUTION!
For safety-related reasons, disconnect the controls after using the implement and for
road transport.
CAUTION!
If your battery is charged by a charger that is in "Start" operating mode, there can be
voltage peaks! These can cause damage to the electrical system of the control box if it is
also connected when the battery is being charged.
CAUTION!
If these instructions are not observed, damage may be caused to the control box.
Figure 3

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6 Settings and operation
Spreading width
The spreading width depends on the density of the de-icing product/salt/grit, on the delivery rate of the
seeding shaft, and the speed of the spreading disc. The spreader is designed such that it can spread the
spreading material evenly across a spreading width of up to 6 m. The precise settings for the spread
rate, working width etc. can be taken from the setting chart (point 6.2). We recommend that the spreader
be mounted at least 1 m above the ground to achieve a certain degree of spreading density.
CAUTION!
Make sure that the salt or de-icing product is STORED IN A DRY PLACE, otherwise the
spreading material can form clumps in the hopper!
It flows optimally with fine and completely dry salt quality.
Setting charts
These tables can be used as reference values. However, they cannot be used in the same way
everywhere as many factors play a role or strong changes can occur (such as the density, spreading
material moisture content, changes in flow behaviour, and much more).
Spreading width [m]
1.5 2.5 3 4.5 5 6
Speed for the
spreading disc 100 - 300 300 - 600 600 - 900 900 - 1200 1200 - 1400
1400 - 1500
Calibration quantity [kg/min]
Seeding
shaft [%] Salt Grit (grain size 4/8)
2 0.53 0.47
5 1.04 0.92
10 1.89 1.67
15 2.74 2.42
20 3.62 3.20
25 4.44 3.92
30 5.29 4.67
35 6.14 5.42
40 7.08 6.25
45 7.84 6.92
50 8.74 7.72
55 9.54 8.42
60 10.26 9.06
65 11.24 9.92
70 12.02 10.61
75 12.94 11.42
80 13.86 12.24
85 14.54 12.84
90 15.22 13.44
95 16.15 14.26
99 17.01 15.02
100 21.24 18.75

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Figure 4
Positioned towards the front Positioned towards the rear
Figure 5: Deflector on the UDW 100 M1
Spreading disc, throwing vanes
With the variable throwing vanes (Figure 4)
attached to the spreading disc, the spread
pattern can be adapted to the specific
weight of the spreading material. This
results in uniform lateral distribution.
When the throwing vanes are moved
forward, the spreading material exits the
spreading disc a little later and the
implement spreads a little more to the right
(when standing in front of the spreader).
When the throwing vanes are moved back,
the spreading material exits the spreading
disc a little earlier and the implement
spreads a little more to the left (when
standing in front of the spreader).
PLEASE NOTE!
The seeding shaft can only be switched on when the spreading plate is rotating!
Deflector (guide plate)
The deflector is required when the spreading
material is flung towards the front onto the vehicle.
It is installed on the left side in the direction of
travel of the spreader.
Installing the deflector:
•Remove the M6x16 flange screw.
•Install the deflector with the supplied star knob
screw.
Dismounting the seeding shaft
To dismount the seeding shaft, proceed as follows:
PLEASE NOTE!
When changing the seeding shaft, ensure that the hopper is completely empty.
After installing the seeding shaft, check the implement for smooth running.

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Figure 7
1. Empty the hopper completely.
2. Loosen the two locking nuts (WAF 10) marked in
Figure 6 and take off the bearing flange.
3. Loosen the star knob screws marked in Figure 7
and fasten them on the marked position.
4. Pull the seeding shaft out of the metering unit in
the direction shown by the arrow (Figure 7).
5. To install the seeding shaft, proceed in the
reverse sequence.
Figure 6

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Figure 10: Loosen the nut from the bolt
Agitator
If the agitator is not needed, then proceed as follows:
1. To remove the motor cover, remove the 4 bolts marked in Figure 8 and Figure 9 (width across
flats 10).
2. Loosen the nut marked in Figure 10 from the
bolt (width across flats 7) and pull out the bolt.
3. Reinstall the motor cover on the spreader.
Figure 8: Removing the 2 bolts Figure 9: Removing the 2 bolts

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Figure 11: Quick-release fastener
Calibration test / Regulation of the seed rate
The speed of the seeding shaft depends on the spread rate and the forward speed when operating with
sensors. To determine the desired spread rate, you should perform a calibration test before beginning
work.
The spread rate is calculated with the following formula:
Desired spread rate [kg/ha] x forward speed [km/h] x working width [m]
= weight [kg/min]
600
Example:
Proceed as follows to perform the calibration test:
1. Fold down the spreading plate by opening the quick-release
fasteners (Figure 11).
2. For the calibration test, use the supplied sack or a different
hopper that can be attached to the metering unit to collect the
spreading material (Figure 12). A calibration slide is also
available as an accessory for this (see Chapter 10 Accessories).
3. The description of how to perform the calibration test can be
found in the operating manual of your control box.
4. After beginning operation, you should verify the spread rate.
5. In particular, check the forward speed, the spread rate, and
distribution of the spreading material.
CAUTION!
For safety reasons, it is imperative to ensure that the
spreading plate is not switched on as long as the
spreading plate unit is folded down.
Operation on the road
When you start spreading, proceed as follows:
•Start the implement on which the spreading is mounted.
•Switch on the control box using the "On/Off" button.
•Start the spreading plate using the "Spreading plate" button.
•To start the spreading material delivery, now press the "Seeding
shaft" button.
Figure 12
[kg/min]
1,2
600
[m]12[km/h]12[kg/ha]5 =
×
×

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•When the work is finished, first switch off the seeding shaft, then the spreading plate, and finally the
entire control box with the "On/Off" button.
The following points must be observed during operation:
•The spreading plate must always be switched on during operation.
•Verify the required spread rate!
Emptying the hopper
•To empty the hopper, unscrew the screw plug on the emptying nozzle at the front of the hopper, and
hold a container, sack or other vessel underneath.
•To ensure complete emptying, open the fastener and fold down the spreading plate.
•Now attach a sack or a suitable hopper to collect the residual quantity (Figure 12).
•Then actuate the menu point "Emptying" on the control box. Now let the seeding shaft rotate until
the hopper is completely empty, and the seed wheels no longer deliver spreading material.
TIP!
To remove even the last spreading material residues, clean out the hopper with
compressed air.
Alternatively, you can suck out the remaining spreading material with an industrial
vacuum cleaner.
7 Cleaning, care, maintenance, and repairs
General information
To maintain the implement in good condition even after a long service life, the following instructions must
be observed:
•Original parts and accessories are designed especially for the machines or implements.
•Please note that parts and accessories not supplied by us have also not been tested and approved
by us.
•The installation or use of such products can therefore possibly negatively change or impede the
constructional properties of your implement. The manufacturer rules out any liability for damages
resulting from the use of non-original parts and accessories.
•The manufacturer is not liable for any unauthorised modifications and the use of components and
auxiliary parts.
•All bolted connections should be re-tightened at the latest after 3 operating hours and again after 20
hours, and then checked regularly. Loose bolts can cause significant consequential damage, which
is not covered by the warranty.
Cleaning the spreader
The spreader must be cleaned inside and out on a regular basis to ensure long-term proper functioning.
If not cleaned properly, clumps can form inside the spreader due to spreading material residues.
CAUTION!
Salt residues can form clumps when they come into contact with moisture in the hopper.
To clean the spreader:
1. Empty the spreading material hopper (see Emptying the hopper, Point 6.9).

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2. Disconnecting the spreader from the power supply.
3. Remove the seeding shaft (see Dismounting the seeding shaft for this, Point 6.5).
4. Fold back the cover of the spreading material hopper to open it.
5. Clean the inside of the spreader and the spreading material paths with compressed air.
6. Clean the outside of the spreader with a moist cloth.
CAUTION!
Ensure that NO WATER enters the hopper or the implement. The inside of the implement
can only be cleaned with compressed air.
The paint can be damaged by cleaning with excessive pressure.
Repairs and service
In case of failure or damage to the spreader, please contact the manufacturer. The contact data can be
found on the last page of this operating manual as well as in Chapter 2 Service.
8 Decommissioning, storage and disposal
Decommissioning the implement
To ensure that the implement remains fully functional even if it is out of operation for longer periods of
time, it is important to take precautions for storage:
1. Completely remove all spreading material from the spreader.
2. Clean the spreader inside and out (see Cleaning the spreader, Point 7.2).
3. Store the spreader in a dry place to prevent the formation of clumps or germs inside the implement.
Storage of the implement
The spreader must be stored in a dry place protected from weather conditions to ensure that it remains
functional even if it is stored for a longer period of time.
Disposal
Disposal of the implement must be performed according to the local disposal regulations for machines.

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Figure 13: Pattern of holes on the counter plate Units in mm
9 Technical data
Designation:
UDW
100 M1
UDW
250 M1
Hopper content: 105 litres 250 litres
Weight: 45 kg 80 kg
Dimensions (H x W x D): 1100 x 550 x 550 mm 1300 x 1000 x 850 mm
Max. spreading width: 6 m with salt 6 m with salt
Recommended spreading width: 5 m 5 m
Min. spread rate: 0.5 kg salt per minute 0.5 kg salt per minute
Max. spread rate: 20 kg salt per minute 20 kg salt per minute
Power supply: 12 V, 30 A 12 V, 30 A
Spreading plate motor data
(nominal power):
170 watts 170 watts
Power consumption of the
spreading plate motor:
25 amps when starting,
14 amps during normal
operation
25 amps when starting,
14 amps during normal
operation
Speed range max.: 1500 rpm 1500 rpm
Mounting category: Cat. I & II (top link) Cat. I & II (top link)
Counter plate
The contact area must have a minimum dimension of 240 x 140 mm.

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Figure 16: Pick-up
mounting bracket
Figure
14
: Calibration button
Figure 15: Calibration slide
10 Accessories
•Calibration button
The calibration button is integrated directly in the wiring
harness of the universal metering unit. Therefore, the
calibration test can be performed directly from the
spreader.
Items included: Calibration button
Cable length: 1 m
Item number: 00410-2-094
•Calibration slide
The calibration slide is hooked onto the frame.
The parking position for the calibration slide is the
inside of the cover. Here it is firmly held in place
with the rubber clamp (which together with the
necessary attachment parts is included in the
scope of delivery).
Items included: Calibration slide incl.
rubber strap
Item number: 11003-2-028
•Pick-up mounting bracket
For practical and easy attachment of the UDW 100 M1 to flatbeds or pick-
up trucks.
Items included: Pick-up mounting bracket
Item number: 00300-1-001

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Figure 17: Fill level sensor
•Fill level sensor
This sensor can be retrofitted on the UDW
100 M1.
It measures the fill level in the hopper and triggers
an alarm on the control box when the set level is
undercut.It measures the fill level in the hopper
and triggers an alarm on the control box when
falling below the set level.
The sensitivity of the sensor can be adjusted for
the respective seed type. It is adjusted using the
small slotted screw at the rear of the sensor.
Connect the sensor cable according to the
connection diagram (point 11).
Items included: Fill level sensor including
installation material
Item number: 11000-2-060
•Shovel bracket
The shovel bracket can be retrofitted to carry a snow
shovel or a broom.
Attention: The snow shovel must not have a handle on
the shaft; if it does it will not fit into the bracket. The
thickness of the shaft must not exceed 41 mm.
Items included: Brackets incl. rubber grommets
Item number 11003-2-025
Figure 18: Shovel bracket

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11 Connection diagram
Stecker
-
PIN
(plug-pin)
Gerätekabel
(machine
cable)
Streuteller
ST
(spreading
disc)
Säwellenmotor
(SW) (sowing
shaft motor)
Füllstandsensor
(FS) (fill level
sensor)
Abdrehschalter
(AS) (calibration
button)
1
4 mm² /
blau
(blue)
2,5 mm² /
rot (red)
1,5 mm² /
schwarz
(black)
0,75 mm² /
braun (brown)
2
4 mm² /
braun
(brown)
2,5 mm² /
schwarz
(black)
3
1,5 mm² /
blau (blue)
1,5 mm² /
rot
(red)
4
1,5 mm² /
grau (grey)
0,75 mm² /
blau
(blue)
0,75 mm² /
braun (brown)
5
1,5 mm² /
braun
(brown)
0,75 mm² /
schwarz (black)
6
1,5 mm²
schwarz
(black)
0,75 mm² /
schwarz
(black)
Figure
19