
6.0 TRANSPORTING THE GENESIS
The user is responsible for the transport of the Genesis behind the tractor when travelling on public
roads. Check the national traffic rules. Due to the weight of the Genesis, a maximum speed of 20
km/h (12.4 mph) should be maintained while driving in open fields with the machine raised. Higher
speeds may endanger the driver and/or other people and/or damage the machine.
When the Genesis has been lifted off the ground, at least 20% of the weight of the
tractor must rest on the front axle.
If necessary, close the seeding element valve opening to prevent spilling seed (see section
5.2).
7.0 DRIVING SPEED
The driving speed while operating is limited to 12 km/h (7.5 mph). Higher speeds are not
recommended and will result in excessive wear and damage to the machine.
8.0 GENERAL REMARKS ON THE USE OF THE GENESIS.
Some general remarks/tips on the use of the Genesis.
A field can be planted 2 or 3 times in different directions in order to obtain a higher
seeding density and for seeding in a diamond shape.
Do not make sharp turns, preferably drive in straight lines to avoid damaging the
machine and/or the ground.
When hitting a hard object in the soil, the cutting elements may be burred/damaged. Try
to file burrs away or replace the cutting element.
When the cutting elements become wet, the seed may stick and accumulate between
the cutting elements.
Make sure the cutting elements do not become wet or postpone the work.
NEVER drive backwards while the running wheel is on the ground.
9.0 OPERATING THE GENESIS
Before using the Genesis in the field, check the following:
1. Are there any loose objects in the field? Remove these first.
2. Are there any slopes? The maximum slope this machine can work on is 20 degrees.
Always work downhill.
3. Does the ground contain hard objects? If so, use the Genesis at a low speed and adjust
the working depth.
4. Is there any danger of flying objects, which may distract the attention of the driver? If so,
do NOT use the Genesis.
5. Is there any danger of sinking or sliding away? If so, postpone the work.
6. If the soil is frozen or very wet, the work should be postponed until the conditions are
more favourable.