SaMASZ SAHARA 100 User manual

SaMASZ Sp. z o.o.
Poland, 16-060 Zabłudów, ul. Trawiasta 1
Established
–
1984
NIP PL-966-159-29-76
tel. (+48) (85) 664 70 31
fax (+48) (85) 664 70 41
e-mail: sama[email protected]
www.samasz.pl
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
SELF-LOADING GRITTER
SAHARA 100
SAHARA 140
SAHARA 200
SAHARA 240
IN907EN001
2015.01.26
EDITION NO.1.
Translation of the original operator’s manual
– English –
Serial number

This operator's manual is indispensable part of any self-loading gritter and is to
familiarize future user with principles of proper operation and use of the machine as
well as with risks these encompass. Prior to commissioning content of the hereby
manual and safety advices should be learned thoroughly.
Sahara self-loading gritter is designed to spread sand and salt onto sidewalks,
streets, parking lots, residential estates, squares, etc. Besides, it may also be useful
in spreading aggregate (grit) at construction and repairs of roads as well as liming
lawns and pitches. Meeting requirements concerning operation, use and repair as
advised by the manufacturer and their thorough following is condition for operation
as designed.
Apart from recommendations concerning designation of the machine, its proper
use also encompasses servicing and maintenance in good technical condition as well
as application of genuine spare parts only.
Sahara self-loading gritter should be operated, serviced and repaired only by
personnel who are trained in technical servicing and principles of safety procedures.
Provisions concerning accident prevention as well as any basic occupational
health and safety provisions and road traffic principles should always be followed.
The manufacturer does not bear any responsibility for damages resulting from
unauthorized repairs as well as modifications of gritter design without its prior
permission.
If there arise any doubts concerning
commissioning and use, please contact the manufacturer's service.
In case of resale of Sahara self-loading gritter to other user, operator’s manual
must be handed on the latter with written confirmation of delivery of the manual.
NOTE
Instructions given in this operator’s manual which are marked with this
symbol and warning signs on the machine inform about a risk.
NOTE
Keep this manual for future reference.
We congratulate you on the purchase of your new Sahara self-loading gritter and wish
you much pleasure and the very best experience resulting from its operation.

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Table of contents Page
1. IDENTIFYING THE MACHINE .............................................................................................2
2. SAFETY CONDITIONS ............................................................................................................3
2.1. Safety principles ....................................................................................................................................3
2.2. Safety decals..........................................................................................................................................4
2.3. Risks and prohibitions ...........................................................................................................................5
3. DESIGNATION AND CONSTRUCTION ...............................................................................6
4. EQUIPMENT AND SPARE PARTS ........................................................................................7
4.1. Standard equipment ...............................................................................................................................7
4.2. Spare parts .............................................................................................................................................7
5. OPERATING GRITTER ...........................................................................................................7
5.1. Mounting gritter to tractor .....................................................................................................................7
5.2. Controlling gritter..................................................................................................................................8
5.3. Transport and standstill position of gritter ............................................................................................9
5.4. Preparing gritter for operation ...............................................................................................................9
5.5. Operation ...............................................................................................................................................9
6. OPERATING SERVICE..........................................................................................................11
7. MAINTENANCE AND STORING .........................................................................................12
8. TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY ............................................................................................12
9. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS.....................................................................................13
10. REPAIR AND WITHDRAWAL FROM USE .......................................................................14
10.1. Repair................................................................................................................................................14
10.2. Withdrawal from use.........................................................................................................................14
10.3. Environment......................................................................................................................................14
11. WARRANTY.............................................................................................................................15
11.1. Warranty card ...................................................................................................................................15
11.2. Warranty terms .................................................................................................................................15
11.3. Warranty repairs record ....................................................................................................................16
12. LIST OF PARTS .......................................................................................................................17

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1. IDENTIFYING THE MACHINE
Each gritter can be identified owing to data plate, which is placed firmly onto linkage body as
shown below Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Data plate and its placement
Data plate includes
:
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name and adress of the manufacturer,
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model year
,
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CE marking means, that the produce
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version number
,
conforms to 2006/42/EC Directive and
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machine weight
,
harmonized
standards
,
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id number
,
-
machine symbol
,
-
barcode
.
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date of manufacture
,
NOTE!
Data plate is considered a document and any modification of its content or
making it illegible are not permissible.
NOTE!
Data plate includes all the necessary information required to contact your
dealer in case of any questions or doubts.
NOTE!
When ordering spare parts give the following data from data plate: name,
symbol, id number and manufacture date of the machine for which the part
should be delivered.
NOTE!
In case the operator's manual is unclear or illegible all necessary information
can be obtained from manufacturer or the dealer.

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2. SAFETY CONDITIONS
NOTE!
Sahara gritter can only be operated by personnel who learned content of this
manual.
Each gritter operator should be fully aware of potential risks resulting from its operation and
should know how these are avoided.
2.1. Safety principles
 Prior to operation read the operator's manual carefully.
 Ignorance of the operator’s manual can lead to damaging the gritter.
 DO NOT use gritter for purposes other than mentioned.
 DO NOT apply any modifications of construction without prior arrangement with the
manufacturer.
 When driving on public roads always respect local traffic regulations.
 Operating speeds of the tractor and gritter aggregate should be adjusted to current road
conditions.
 Prior to operating the machine should undergo a technical inspection paying particular attention
to condition of basic connections of machine’s assemblies as well as proper mounting of the
machine to tractor.
 When performing any activity requiring lifting onto tractor’s 3-point linkage, it is necessary to
protect the gritter from falling.
 The bolts and other fasteners should be inspected on regular basis. Operating with damaged or
worn fasteners is not admissible.
 No person or object is allowed to be present on the gritter when transported or operating.
 Gritter should be mounted to tractor only with use of genuine pins and safety devices.
 When not operating the gritter should be in standstill position (Fig. 6, item a).
 Damaged hydraulic hoses and other hydraulic parts should be replaced with new ones.
 Use only genuine spare parts, which can be ordered at our store or at your dealer.
 For any repair, maintenance and adjustment works always wear safety gloves.
 Do not leave the tractor with mounted gritter on slopes. If need be, the engine should be switched
off, tractor’s parking brake engaged and the gritter lowered.
 The gritter which is emptied, washed and serviced should be stored in a roofed place – with tilt
cylinder retracted to provide good protection of bearings.
 Prior to approaching operation with the machine, make sure that all safety guards are not
damaged and fitted in place .
 Prior to performing any maintenance works set the machine onto a stable ground and protect
against unintentional shifting.
 In case of a fatal failure, stop the machine's drive, turn the tractor's engine off and take out the
ignition key. Then call for technical service, and if an accident (in this case: road accident)
occurs, respect first aid rules and contact responsible authorities.
 The operator is not allowed to leave the tractor while driving.
NOTE!
Securing both the danger area and activity performed shall lie under the
responsibility of the person in charge of the machine transporting.

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2.2. Safety decals
NOTE!
Always comply with safety decals describing risks, and warning signs placed
on the machine.
NOTE!
 All warning decals (labels) should be clean and legible.
 Lost or damaged decals (labels) must be replaced with new ones.
 New decals (labels) may be ordered at the manufacturer.
NOTE!
In the event of replacement of any sub-assembly should hold all warning
decals provided by the manufacturer.
Tab. 1. Warning decals placed on gritter
1. N-3
Prior to operation
commencement read the
operator's manual carefully
2. N-4
Prior to approaching any
maintenance or repair
works, turn the feeding off
3. N-5
Caution chain gear – do not
take shield off with engine on
4. N-132
Never reach nor enter
hopper when machine is on
5. N-99
Do not remain in the gritter
tilt area
6. N-133
Do not drive on slopes
where vehicle may slip or
tilt
7. N-52
Wear protective gloves
8. N-40
Transport holder for
moving the gritter
9. N-129
Spreading rate adjustment with use of rear flap
10. N-130
Hydraulic engine rotating speed adjustment

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Fig. 2. Placement of warning and information decals on
Sahara self-loading gritter
2.3. Risks and prohibitions
NOTE!
Despite the fact, that SaMASZ company – the manufacturer of self-loading
gritter takes responsibility for the gritter design and manufacturing, in order
to eliminate risk, certain elements of residual risk when operating the gritter
are unavoidable.
NOTE!
Present residual risk results mainly from erroneous actions of the gritter’s
operator and not respecting the manual’s principles.
NOTE!
When describing residual risk, the gritter shall be considered a machine,
which until the moment of production launching had been designed and
manufactured in accordance with top technology level actual as per the
gritter manufacture date.
Danger of wound
Is present when operating parts with sharp edges are replaced. For any repair and maintenance
works always wear safety gloves.
PROHIBITIONS!
Bear in mind the following prohibitions when operating Sahara self-loading
gritter.

It is prohibited to operate the gritter being under influence of alcohol, drugs or medicines
impairing motor skills.
 It is prohibited to operate the gritter by unauthorized and unskilled personnel.
 It is prohibited to use the gritter for purposes other than mentioned herein.

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3. DESIGNATION AND CONSTRUCTION
Sahara self-loading gritter is designed to spread sand and salt onto sidewalks, streets, parking lots,
residential estates, squares, etc. Besides, it may also be useful in spreading aggregate (grit) at
construction and repairs of roads as well as liming lawns and pitches.
Well-proven design and quality materials ensure high reliability and durability of SaMASZ
machines. Gritter generally comprises load container (K) lowered with use of hydraulic cylinder
(H), crushing and dosing assembly and flaps; front (G) and rear (C). Gritter's mechanism is driven
by hydraulic engine (E) controlled with adjustment valve (F). Construction of gritter is provided
below (Fig. 3).
Fig. 3. Construction of Sahara self-loading gritter
Construction of Sahara gritter
A.
–
Crushing shaft
I.
–
Controlled return valve
B.
–
Dosing shaft
J.
–
Hydraulic and electric connectors
C.
–
Rear flap
K.
–
Hopper
D.
–
Chain gear
L.
–
Rear flap adjustment
E.
–
Hydraulic engine
M.
–
Lighting
F. – Rotation adjustment valve N. – Tarpaulin
G. – Front flap –Transport holders
H. – Lowering cylinder
Fig. 4. Hydraulic scheme for lifting assembly
A - controlled return valve, B – sweep valve
Fig. 5. Hydraulic scheme for drive assembly
A – Flow control valve
M
M
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
A
B
C
D
N

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4. EQUIPMENT AND SPARE PARTS
4.1. Standard equipment
 warranty card,
 operator's manual with spare part list,
 lowering cylinder,
 lighting,
 tarpaulin,
 spray paint (150 ml).
4.2. Spare parts
Spare parts should be ordered according to spare part catalogue by giving full name of the
part as well as its catalogue no.
NOTE!
Use only genuine SaMASZ fittings and spare parts. Spare parts of unknown
origin or new made feature lower strength and have unfavorable influence on
machine’s performance and overall safety.
NOTE!
The SaMASZ co. does not bear any responsibility for damages and defects
caused as a result of applying non-genuine parts and fittings.
5. OPERATING GRITTER
NOTE!
Materials (sand, gravel, salt) used to spreading must be dry, stored under roof
and protected against dampness. Natural aggregate should be homogenous.
5.1. Mounting gritter to tractor
Conditions of mounting gritter to tractor
 Sahara gritter has been designed as rear gritter mounted on rear 3-point linkage Cat. II (3-point
linkage Cat. II).
 The tractor has to be equipped with at least two pairs of hydraulic outlets.
 The tractor has to be equipped with 7-pin power connector 12V (lighting connector).
Gritter may be mounted in two positions ( Fig. 6). Whereas a) position is recommended owing
to easy manner of mounting to tractor.
Fig. 6. Gritter aggregation: a) from lying position, b) from standing position, c) operating and transport
position, ▄– protective pads
a) b) c)
▄
▄
90°

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C
B
A
D
E
F
Fig. 7. Mounting of Sahara gritter on 3-point linkage Cat. II.
A – Electric lighting connector, B – Hydraulic engine connectors,
C – 3-point linkage pins Cat. II, D – Lowering cylinder hydraulic connectors,
E – Cylinder height adjustment, F – Lowering cylinder
In order to mount the gritter, drive perpendicularly to its hitch, so that lower links of 3-point
linkage are locked in gritter's linkage holders. Then put pins on and protect with cotters. Upper
points of linkage should be connected with lowering cylinder, and then locked with pins and
protected with cotters. Next connect hydraulic connectors and lighting plug (Fig. 7). Upon lifting of
gritter to transport and operation position container front wall should be vertical (Fig. 6c). If front
wall cannot be set vertically modify cylinder height (Fig. 8).
Fig. 8. Cylinder “L” height adjustment
NOTE!
The manufacturer does not bear any responsibility for gritter’s damages
resulting from improper mounting to tractor.
NOTE!
Prior to mounting gritter on tractor check whether tractor axis’ admissible
load is higher than loaded gritter weight.
5.2. Controlling gritter
Upon mounting gritter on tractor, in order to load gritter with sand lower the hopper with use
of lowering cylinder controlled with handle for section to which it has been connected.

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A B C
NOTE!
During the process of self-loading (when pushing dropped hopper into a pile
of loose aggregate), tractor's hydraulics MUST be set to float (neutral)
position or tilting cylinder's control lever MUST be pushed and hold. This
procedure will prevent the cylinder or the machine from damage.
Next make sure that spreading rate adjustment handle (Fig. 8 , B) is not in quick unloading
position – has initial tightening. If the above requirements are met then dosing mechanism can be
started with use of handle for hydraulics section, to which hydraulic engine has been connected. In
order to either increase or decrease hydraulic engine (Fig. 9, A) rotation speed turn rotation
adjustment knob left for increasing or right for decreasing rotation speed. Spreading rate is adjusted
with handle (Fig. 9, B), as provided on information decal.
Fig. 9. Controlling Sahara gritter. A – Hydraulic engine rotation adjustment knob,
B – Spreading rate adjustment handle, C – Scooping position
5.3. Transport and standstill position of gritter
When transported on tractor, gritter should be lifted up and protected against accidental
falling (e.g. 3-point linkage lock in tractor (Fig. 6c). When in standstill, gritter mounted to tractor
should lean the ground ( Fig. 6 b). Gritter dismounted from tractor should stand on protective pads in
lying or standing position (Fig. 6), with lowering cylinder retracted.
5.4. Preparing gritter for operation
Upon proper mounting of gritter on tractor check lighting first. Then check whether gritter has
no used flap rubber, damaged elements or unscrewed bolts. If need be replace worn and damaged
elements with new ones and screw bolts. Prior to each operation commencement take off gritter side
covers and grease bearings of both rollers (ŁT 43 grease) and examine chain tightening and if need
be tighten and oil the chain (15W40 mineral oil).
5.5. Operation
NOTE!
When spreading sand driving speed should always be adjusted to road
conditions. Do not drive faster than 25 km/h.

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Sahara gritters have been designed as precise sand, salt, grit, or lime spreaders. Owing to
vertical spreading system they cause no damages to cars and pose no danger to passers-by. In case
of spreading salt these gritters pose no danger to greenery. Gritters feature possibility of quick self-
loading owing to hopper back tilting system which allows them to operate without any additional
equipment or personnel. Loading of gritter encompasses lowering and back leaning the hopper and
then pushing it into pile of loose sand and lifting it vertically once again. In order to perform much
effective loading it is recommended to turn 4 wheel drive on. However, bear in mind not to drive
onto the pile at high speed (max 10 km/h), as it may lead to damaging the machine. Upon loading
the hopper it should be lifted up vertically with use of tilting cylinder, keeping in mind to make arm
X value the highest possible (see Fig. 10). In order to adjust gritter’s linkage operate with 3-point
linkage lower arms.
NOTE!
During the process of self-loading (when pushing dropped hopper into a pile
of loose aggregate), tractor's hydraulics MUST be set to float (neutral)
position or tilting cylinder's control lever MUST be pushed and hold. This
procedure will prevent the cylinder or the machine from damage.
Fig. 10. Gritter loading: a) proper, b), c) improper
4x4
a)
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Upon loading the gritter and setting it in proper operating position (Fig. 11). In order to turn
dosing on start hydraulic engine with handle for hydraulics section to which it has been connected.
Gritter is also equipped with double spreading rate adjustment. With use of knob for adjustment of
rotation of hydraulic engine which drives crushing shaft and dosing shaft and through pressing of
rear flap to dosing shaft with use of the handle.
Spreading rate adjustment is performed accordingly to operator's needs and his assessment.
Fig. 11. Proper spreading position
6. OPERATING SERVICE
Prior to each operation commencement:
 make sure that gritter is properly mounted to tractor,
 examine condition of hoses and hydraulic connections,
 examine operation of gritter’s hydraulics and clearance lights,
 examine condition of both rear and front flap, and if need be, replace with new ones,
 examine torque of all bolts and nuts according to Tab. 2,
 examine condition of chain - tightening and wear,
 grease bearings (ŁT 43 grease) and oil the chain (15W40 mineral oil),
 if any torn bolts or damaged parts are found - replace them with new ones.
Upon completion of operation:
 unload gritter completely by loosening rear flap and starting the drive,
 clean and wash gritter thoroughly,
Tab. 2. Torque values for bolts

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7. MAINTENANCE AND STORING
If gritter is idle for more than two weeks, the following maintenance works should always be
performed:
 clean and wash gritter thoroughly,
 if need be perform any repair, adjustment, replacement of sealing or hose,
 remove any sources of corrosion and complement any paintwork defect,
 protect metal surfaces with thin layer of solid grease, e.g. ŁT – 43, mineral engine or gearbox oil,
e.g. 15W40,
 complement or replace illegible warning and information decals,
 protect connection nozzles of hydraulic hoses.
Self-loading gritter should be stored in standing or lying position – with lowering cylinder
retracted in dry and clean place, which is inaccessible to unauthorized personnel and animals, on
even and paved ground under roof or other cover protecting it from influence of atmospheric
conditions.
8. TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY
For transport protect gritter properly to prevent its shifting. When placing
gritter onto transport vehicle, it should be lifted up with use of transport
holders, that are marked with special labels. Lifting should be performed
with use of lifting device with load not less than gritter’s overall weight.
Both the carrier and the driver shall be responsible for the gritter transport safety. Any
equipment and parts must be secured properly for transport. In order to safely relocate the machine
onto another vehicle, please follow these rules:
 to lift the gritter, use only lifting devices with hoisting capacity bigger than the gritter weight
 provided on data plate. It also applies to ropes and chains used for lifting,
 transport belts, belt suspensions, ropes cannot be damaged. Whenever damages to these parts
are spotted replace these with new ones,
 seize the gritter by any lifting device only in places indicated on the machine with the hook sign
(Fig. 3),
 when mounting slings, chains, handles etc. always pay attention to setting the machine's center
of gravity properly (Fig. 12),
 to catch machines, pick ropes of adequate length, so that the angle between them is no greater
than 120°, and the angle between the strand and the vertical is no greater than 60°,
 collapsible parts should be blocked in transport position,
 during putting the gritter onto another vehicle it is forbidden for anybody to remain in transport
area,
 on the vehicle’s trailer the machine should be secured against moving.

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Fig. 12. Location of centre of gravity
Tab. 3. Location of centre of gravity
Dimension
[mm]
Model
SAHARA 140 SAHARA 200 SAHARA 240
A 240 310 310
B 460 650 640
C 830 1110 1320
9. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Tab. 4. General characteristics of Sahara self-loading gritter
Model:
Sahara Sahara 140 Sahara 200 Sahara 240
Operating width [mm]
1400
2000
2400
Transport width [mm]
1640
2240
2640
Height [mm]
1050
1300
1300
Length [mm]
900
1300
1300
Capacity [m
3
]
0,5
1,4
1,6
Machine weight [kg]
275
620
700
Machine weight with load (sand) [kg]
1075
2900
3500
Drive type
hydraulic
Oil consumpt
ion [cm
3
/rotation]
10÷40
Oil pressure [bar]
160
Feeding
from vehicle's hydraulics
The required amount of
water connections
4(2x2steam)
Required tractor [HP]
50
80
120
Hitch
3
-
point linkage Cat. II / hitch on order
Admissible operating speed [km/
h]
15
Admissible transport speed [km/h]
25
Dosing adjustment
YES
Quick unloading
YES
Sand spreading distance [km]
to
3
to 5
to
6
Salt spreading distance [km]
to
5
to 7
t
o 10
NOTE!
Prior to mounting gritter check tractor’s load
-
maximum axial load.
A
B
C

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10.REPAIR AND WITHDRAWAL FROM USE
NOTE!
When mounting and dismounting, please remember about personal
protection as well as environmental protection means.
NOTE!
When unhitching the machine pay particular attention to additional threat
such as crush or cut. Special protective equipment must be used: gloves,
protective clothing, glasses etc. Pay attention not to allow the machine lose
its stability and therefore protect it with supports.
10.1. Repair
In case of partial wearing of self-loading gritter, replace any worn parts. Prior to this, clean
and wash the machine. If need be drain oil into a tight tank or protect connecting nozzles. Next
replace all worn parts with new coupling, protecting and sealing parts. Screw bolts with torque
corresponding to their strength classes (Tab. 2).
Pay particular attention at any mounting and dismounting works and use drawings provided in
spare part catalogue.
Store damaged or worn parts in restricted area and then deliver to a scrap yard or for
utilization.
10.2. Withdrawal from use
If gritter cannot be repaired anymore, it should be withdrawn from use. Prior to this, clean
and wash the machine. Firstly, drain oil from hydraulic assembly and handle it for utilization.
Then dismount the whole gritter and remember to segregate parts according to kind of
material used and deliver them to a scrap yard or for utilization.
10.3. Environment
 Sahara gritter is a fully natural environment-friendly product.
 95% of parts used in gritter are recyclable.
 Materials used for packaging are 100% recyclable.
 Worn machine parts and packaging should be utilized in conformity with local natural
environment protection regulations.
 During whole operation period, pay attention to prevent any oil leak from hydraulic assembly,
which may cause environmental pollution.

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11.WARRANTY
11.1. Warranty card
The product’s quality has been checked and meets the required standards and regulations and
is permitted for use.
SAHARA – SELF-LOADING GRITTER
NOTE!
Warranty card – if not filled in, corrected or illegible – is not valid.
11.2. Warranty terms
1. The manufacturer provides good quality and defect-free operation of self-loading gritter
covered by this warranty if gritter’s operation is performed in accordance with operator's
manual.
2. Faults or damages to the machine found within 12-month period from the date of purchase shall
be removed free of charge at the purchaser’s or the manufacturer’s.
3. Faults or damages should be submitted personally, by letter or by telephone. Repairs shall be
carried out within 14 days. Any repair which is subject to warranty should be carried out by an
authorized SaMASZ dealer.
4. Warranty claims regarding the product replacement or repayment are considered within 14 days
by the manufacturer.
5. The following cases are not covered by the warranty:
a) fortuitous events or other occurrence, for which the manufacturer does not bear any
responsibility,
b) use of gritter for any purpose other than provided in the operator’s manual,
c) normal wearing of operating parts,
d) damaging gritter’s parts as a result of overloading,
e) damaging parts as a result of introducing any construction modifications,
f) any mechanical damages,
g) improper servicing and storing of gritter,
Gritter type
Serial no.
Date of manufacture
Stamp
Date of purchase
Dealer signature
Dealer stamp

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6. The costs of technical assessment are borne by the Purchaser - if the manufacturer determines
that the product being subject to claim is defect free and what is confirmed by the following
expertise.
7. Parts of gritter which are not covered by this warranty as a result of normal wearing during
intensive use:
a) rubber of both rear and front flap,
b) connecting fittings,
c) boramide sealing inserts,
d) cylinder and hitch mounting pins,
e) bearings,
f) dosing shaft,
g) crushing shaft,
h) clearance lights, etc.
8. The manufacturer has the right to cancel the warranty in the following cases:
a) introducing modifications of construction or unintended causing of damages,
b) vast damage caused by fortuitous events or others, for which the warrantor does not
bear any responsibility,
c) required records missing in the warranty card or the warranty card filled in
independently,
d) use of the machine for any purpose other than provided in the operator's manual.
NOTE:
Each warranty claim requires machine’s identification number and data from
proof of purchase.
11.3. Warranty repairs record
Repairs scope and spare parts replaced:
Date, stamp and signature of repair shop.
Date, stamp and signature of repair shop.
Date, stamp and signature of repair shop.

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12.LIST OF PARTS
List of parts can be found in parts catalogue, which is an integral part of self-loading gritter
equipment, just as this operator’s manual.