Shelbourne Powerspread Dairy User manual

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OPERATORS
MANUAL
&
PARTS
LISTING
“Original
instructions”
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Reynolds
Engineering
Ltd
Stanton
Bury
St
Edmunds
Suffolk
1P31
2AR
England
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250415
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Dealer
Pre-deliverv
I
Installation
check
and
warrantV
reqistration
—
PowENpread
PLEASE
lNAL APPROPRIATE
COLUMN
FOR
EACH ITEM
UNDERTAKEN
Machines assembly
Checks
OK
TAdjusted
ChecK in genera
that nuts
&
bolts
are tight.
——-
,.heck paintwork
&
finish
Drive line
Check chains are
tensioned
correctly
Check
the PTO
shaft length
is compatible
with the
tractor.
Rotate
the auger
&
check there
are
no unusual
scratching
or
knocking
sounds
Lubrication
Ensure
the
chainoiter
system
(Contractor
only) is working
correctly & the
chains
.PbPidDfieased.
________.—__________
Lubricate all
grease
points
Adjustments
E
Rotate
e
impeller
check it rotates
freely,
and
is clear of the door
and drip tray
LAdu5
i
ipe Ic
blades
(Dairy) or
impeller adjuster studs
(Contractor)
as
required.
________
Hydraulics
reck I ydraulic
system
for
leaks.
Check
operation
of all hydraulic
services.
the hoses
are
rot
taught
when connected
to the tractor
—
——
Wheel
& tyres
Check ty e
pressures.
LheeMut0
correct
torque
setting
Braking system
Check
brake ram operation
& adjustment.
Check
operation of
handbrake.
-
—_________
Check braking system
for oil
leaks.
Safety
Ensure
that au
safepr
guards
&
decals
are fitted
Manual
Ensure that
an
operator’s manual
is supplied with
the
machine
Customer
lnstructon
Lxplaint
a correct setting
& operation
of the machine
to the customer
r
Ensuic
t
re nacbine
a correctly attached
to the customer’s
tractor
Er
ore tho ma
ntenance schedule
is explained
to the customer
n
uuriuatiur
& grease points
are indicated to
the
customer
Er
u
all
safety precautions
& warning
decals are
explained
to the customer
so
e
re warranty
oolicy
is explained
to
the
customer
Ers
thst the
opeators
wanual
is handed to the customer
For
specific details
please
refer
to the operators
manual.
Dealer’s
pre-deIiveryInstallation check
IMPORTANT
All items
listed
on
the left
must
be checked, and
adjusted it necessary.
The
person conducting
the
inspection should
initial each
item in the
space
provided,
indicating
whether or not
adjustments were
required In
event of additional
work
being needed,
detatls
should be
given in the
additional work
I
discrepancy
box,
located
at
the
bottom of this
sheet, or on
a
separate sheet
if required.
When the inspection
is complete,
THIS FORM MUST
COPIED
& RETURNED
TO:-
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Engineering within
21
days
of the sale.
otherwise the invoice
date
to
the
dealer
will
be
Dealer
Name
Address
Tel No,
Home I Office:
SERIAL NUMBER:
________________
MACHINE
NUMBER:
__________________—
MODEL:
_____
____________
Dealer
signature:
Print
Name.
Date:
Customer’s
Signature.
Print Name
_______
________
Date:_______
_________
The
purchasers
signature
certifies
that the
machine
was
delivered
in
a satisfactory
condition and
that
adequate
instruction
was
received
as to its correct
operation,
safety
requirements
and
maintenance
as
stated in the
oneratnrs manual
Additional
work
I discrepancies.
H
+—-
-
__**Jz.z1
Dealer
Salesman
Name:
Customer
Name
Address’
Post
I
Zip code, .
________
Post I
Zip code:
____._.__i___
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This
page must
be
faxed
or
emaHed
to Shelbourne
Reynolds
Engineering
ltd.
Fax No:
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250464.
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EC
Declaration
of
conformity
for
machinery
(Machinery
Directive
20061421EC,
Annex
IL,
sub.
A)
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Engineering
Ltd.
Shepherds Grove
Industrial
estate,
Stanton,
Bury
St Edmunds,
Suffolk,
England.
1P31
2AR
Name
and
address
of the
person
(established
in
the European
Community/EEA)
authorised
to
compile
the technical
file
(to
the authorities
on
request):
Name:
Mr.
Neil
Smith
Address:
As stated
above.
Herewith
we declare
that:
Make:
Model:
Serial
No.:
Powerspread
Dairy
L
is
in
conformity
with
the
relevant
provisions
of
the
Machinery
Directive
(2006/42/EC)
Neil
Smith
Director
Manufacturer:
Address:
Place: Stanton,
England.
Date:

OPERATORSIPARTS
MANUAL
CONTENTS
Section
1
INTRODUCTION
t1
Foreword
12
Improvements
and changes
t3
Service
Parts
1 A
Machine
Identification
t5
Warranty
Section 2 SAFETY
PROCEDURES
2i Accident prevention
22 Before
starting the machine
23 The
machine in the field
2A Leaving
the machine
25 Servicing
the Powerspread
26
Spreader attachment
and transportation
Section 3 SPECIFICATION AND
DESCRIPTION
Section 4 TRANSPORTATION AND
SPREADER ATTACHMENT
41 Attaching spreader to tractor
42 Connection of hydraulic
hoses for discharge door ram
43
Connection
of
hydraulic
hose for brake ram
4A
Braking system and
handbrake
Section
5
FIELD OPERATION AND SPREADING
51
General spreading information
52
Loading the Powerspread
53
Discharge rate
5A
Foreign objects
55
Door opening
56
Semi solid materials/Lagoon scrapings
57
Solid materials
58
Shear bolt protection
59
Spread
pattern
Section
6
ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE
61
Setting impeller
blades
62
Drive chain
tensioning
63
Shear bolts
6A
Washing down the Powerspread
65
Tyre
pressures
66
Hardware and fixings
Section 7
LUBRICATION
Section 8
PARTS LISTING

N)

SEC11ON
1:
INTRODUCTION
11
FOREWORD
This
manual
will
assist
the
operator
to
set,
operate
and
service
the
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Powerspread
Dairy
to
give
safe,
efficient
and
optimum
spreading
throughputs.
It
should
be
read
carefully
before
putting
the
machine
to
work.
Later
sections
illustrate
and
list
all
relevant
spare
parts.
The
Powerspread
Dairy
manure
spreader
has
a
capacity
dependent
on
material
of
7250
litres/I
600
gallons.
The
machine
has
been designed
to
spread
all
types
of
material
from
thin
slurry,
to
the
heaviest
farmyard
manure,
As
with
all
machinery,
routine
maintenance
is
a necessary
condition
for
long
life
and
it
will
repay
the
operator
to
read
this
manual
and
to
follow
the
operating
and
maintenance
instructions
carefully.
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Engineering
are
continually
improving
their
products
to
meet
the
farmers
needs
and
therefore
reserve
the
right
to
make improvements
and
changes
when
practical
to
do
so,
without incurring
any
obligation
to
make
changes
and
additions
to
equipment
which
has
been
sold
previously.
1.2
IMPROVEMENTS
AND
CHANGES

1.3
SERVICE
PARTS
Use
guaranteed
and
genuine
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Engineering
service
parts
on
Shelbourne
Reynolds
machinery
to
ensure
maximum
life
and
best
performance.
These
are
available
through
your
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Engineering
dealer.
When
ordering
service
parts
always
quote
the
model,
serial
number
and
machine
number,
1.4
MACHINE
IDENTIFICATION
The
serial and
machine
numbers
of the
Powerspread
Dairy
spreaders
are
printed
on
a plate
located
on the
left
hand side
of
the main
drawbar
beam.
‘A.HINE
SER!A’
L
____________
‘k
_________________
MAX GROSS
WEIGHT
L
DRAWBAR
MAX LOAD
UNLADEN
Kg
I
WEIGHT
I
Kg
CE
Kg
YEAR
SHELBOURNE
REYNOLDS ENGINEERING LTD
STANTON,
SUFFOLK,
IP3I
2AR,
ENGLAND
4

t5
SHELBOURNE REYNOLDS ENGINEERING LTD
WARRANTY TERMS
AND CONDITIONS TO THE PURCHASER
GENERAL
This warranty will become
available to
you
when you have paid for the equipment and
returned, duly completed, the
delivery and warranty registration forms. It will expire on
the
anniversary of purchase from the dealer. After that date Shelbourne Reynolds will
have no
further liability under this warranty to you
except
in
respect
of
claims
already
notified. This
warranty is not transferable and is available
only
to
the
original purchaser
from our
dealer, In the case of purchasers having leasing or
similar
arrangements the
first user shall be
deemed the original purchaser and you shall be deemed to have paid
for the
equipment.
USE
AND MAINTENANCE
2. To
maintain the benefit of the
warranty throughout the twelvemonth period you must
have the
machine serviced in accordance with
our recommendations and
use
the
machine
properly. If on inspection the machine appears
to have
been either misused,
overloaded,
improperly operated, neglected, not properly maintained, altered or repaired
without our consent
this will invalidate the warranty. We shall have no further liability
under it to you
at all. (If you require any guidance as
to
use you should contact the
dealer.>
3.
Our
liability under this
warranty
is dependent upon your
making the
equipment and
facilities
available, for inspection and testing.
4. In this warranty the
expression, “defective product” means any part of
the equipment you
have purchased
which shows evidence of
a
defect in the materials, design
(due regard
being
given for the state of the art at the time we designed it) or Shelbourne
Reynolds
workmanship.
Wearing parts, such as chain
tension blocks,
are excluded, Parts not manufactured
by
Shelbourne Reynolds, for example wheels and tyres, are also excluded,
OUR OBLIGATIONS
5.
If you discover a
defective product you should contact the dealer from whom your
machine
was purchased.
The dealer will notify
us
of your claim. Our obhgation will then
be
to either
replace, or if we consider
it appropriate, repair the defective product.
Alternatively, we may
arrange for our dealer to
carry out this work. YOU MUST NOTIFY
THE DEALER
OF THE
DEFECT WITHIN
SEVEN DAYS OF THE DAY ON WHICH IT IS
DISCOVERED AND YOU
MUST NOT USE
THE
EQUIPMENT
AFTER DISCOVERY.
FAILURE TO
OBSERVE
EITHER OF THESE OBLIGATIONS WILL INVALIDATE THE
WARRANTY AS
IS APPLIES
TO THAT DEFECT. Any
defective products
replaced must
be
returned to SRE
for inspection.

NO
ADMISSION
6.
On
occasions
we
may,
to
preserve
goodwill,
replace parts
even
though
they are
not in
our opinion
defective,
Accordingly,
our
agreeing
to repair
or replace
a
part
cannot
in any
circumstance
be
deemed
an admission
that it
was defective.
LIMITATIONS
7.
This warranty
shall
not apply
to
products
made
up
in
accordance
with customer
originated
designs.
8.
No
warranty, condition
or
other
term
implied
by
statute
or
common
law
as
to the
merchantability
or
fitness for
a
particular
purpose,
is
intended
or given
by
this
warranty.
All such
warranties
which
may apply
between
Shelbourne
Reynolds
and
yourself
are
excluded
to
the
fullest
extent permitted
by law.
9.
In any
case,
except
in respect
of death
or personal
injury
caused
by our negligence,
we
shall not
be
liable
to
you by
reason
of any
representation
or implied
warranty,
condition
or other
term, or
any
duty at,
law or
under the
express
terms
of any
contract,
for
the
consequential
loss or damage
(whether
for
loss or
profit or
otherwise
and
including
delay
in field
work,
expense
incurred
for
labour, additional
or substitute
material,
rental
whatsoever
and whether
caused
by
our negligence, the
negligence
of
our employees
or
agents
or
otherwise)
which
arises
out of or
in connection
with
the use of
the goods
by
you.
10. Time
of
repair
is
not
of the essence.
11.
No person
or
persons
are authorised
to alter,
modify
or enlarge
this
warranty
on
behalf of
Shelbourne
Reynolds.
Shelbourne
Reynolds
shall
not be
liable for
any failure
to comply
with
any part
of the
warranty
where such
failure
is
due to circumstances
beyond
their
reasonable
control,
including
difficulty
in
obtaining
materials
or replacement
parts.
CALL
OUT
CHARGES
13.
Shelbourne
Reynolds and
all dealers
reserve
the right to
make
a
reasonable
charge
for
call
outs made
at your
request which
do not
turn out
to relate to
defective
products.
IMPORTANT
NOTES
14.
The
chassis
and wheel
equipment
are designed
to carry
the maximum
load of
the model
of Powerspread
supplied;
as stated
on
the specification
plate.
The fitting
of
“greedy
boards”
around
the top
of the hopper
which
enable
weight loadings
in
excess
of those
specified
will
invalidate
the
warranty
and
Shelbourne
Reynolds
liability.
YOUR
STATUTORY RIGHTS ARE
UNAFFECTED.
6

SECTION
2:
SAFETY PROCEDURES
2.1
ACCIDENT PREVENTION
The following
safety instructions
are applicable for all
chapters of this manual.
DANGER
SYMBOLS
On the
machine
- the following
symbols
appear on the machine
and are for
your safety
and
the
safety
of other people.
Ensure that
you
identify each symbol
and
understand
it’s warning
Stop the engine
and remove the
key
from the tractor
before
carrying-out
any
work on the machine,
Ensure that
there are
no persons
in the
vicinity of the
machine
when
the
tractor
engine is
running.
injury
may result
from
contact
with
rotating
parts and flying.
objects.
running.
Serious injury may
result from rotating
parts
CarefuNy
read
the
operating
manua
before
handling
the machine.
Beware of rotating
auger. Do not reach
standing
Or lean
into tub.
Do
not attempt to clear
a blockage when
the
tractor
engine
is
Serious

Do not use safety rail on the impeller The rotational
speed of the PTO
as a step. Serious
injury
may result from drive shaft
must
not
be greater
slipping or falling into the impeller. Than
540
revolutions
per minute.
PRECAUTIONS
Accident
programmes can only prevent accidents with the cooperation
of the persons
responsible
for
the
operation of the equipment.
For the safety of others, operate equipment with care and do not take unnecessary risks
which
could
cause
an accident,
The tractor
manufacturers operator manual
safety precautions should be adhered to along with
the following
additional safety precautions listed when using
a
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Powerspread.
CAUTION
In addition to the following list, this symbol will appear throughout this
manual
whenever your safety, the safety of others or the machinery, is involved.
Please read all safety
instructions contained in this operating manual with the
utmost care and
also observe all warning signs
attached
to
the Powerspread. These
warning signs must
be kept
in a legible
condition and must be replaced if missing or damaged. This is especially the
case
when whole
sections are replaced when making repairs. Warning signs are available from
your
dealer or
importer.
Follow these
instructions to prevent accidents. These
instructions must
also be made available
to all other
users. You are
advised to refrain from any working methods,
which
may be
hazardous.
A
0

PROPER
USE
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Powerspreads
are based
on
state-of-theart
technobgy
and are
manufactured
in
accordance
with
recognised
safety requirements.
Nevertheless
the use
of the
Powerspread
does
not
preclude
the risk of
injury
to the user
or third
parties and/or the
risk of
damage
to
the
Powerspread
itself
or to
other
materials
or items of
equipment.
Always
make
sure that
the Powerspread
is in a
technically
perfect
condition
and that it
is used
properly and
for it’s
intended
purpose and
entirely
in
accordance
with the instructions
given in
this manual.
Any malfunctions
or defects
which,
might
affect the
safe operation
or
the
Powerspread
must
be
immediately eliminated.
The
Powerspread
must
be used,
maintained and repaired
only
by
persons
who
are familiar
with
it’s working
and
have
been made
fully
conversant
with the
risks
involved.
OEM
replacement
parts and
accessories
from
Shelbourne
Reynolds
have
been specially
designed
for use
with the
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Powerspread.
Any
replacement
parts
and
accessories
not
supplied
by Shelbourne
Reynolds
have not been
tested
and approved
by
us.
The
installation
and/or the
use of
nonShelbourne
Reynolds
products
may
under
certain
circumstances
have a
negative
influence
on the
given design
features
of
your
Powerspread
and
may therefore
adversely
affect
it’s
safe
and reliable
operation
and
your safety.
Shelbourne
Reynolds
cannot
therefore
be
held
liable for
damage
or
injury caused
by
the
use of nonOEM
replacement
parts
or accessories,
The
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Powerspread
is intended
for
use on
typical
farms and
to be
employed
in
spreading
many
types
of manure
from thin
slurry to
heavy farmyard
manure.
Any
uses other
than
those for
which the
Powerspread
is intended,
such
as transportation,
will
automatically
exempt
Shelbourne
Reynolds
or the
supplier
from
it’s/his
liability in
respect of
ensuing
damage.
Such
cases
of improper
use will
therefore
be entirely
at the
user’s
own risk.
All
relevant
accident
prevention
regulations,
as
well
as
other generally
acknowledged
health
and safety
regulations and
road traffic
regulations must
be
strictly
observed.
Improper
use
also comprises
failure to observe
the
instructions
given
in this
operating
manual
and
the
manufacturer’s
maintenance
and
servicing
requirements.
OPERATIONAL SAFETY
The
Powerspread
must
not
be put
into operation
until
the user has
been
given proper
initial
instructions
either by
the dealer
or by
one of Shelbourne
Reynolds’
representatives
or
employees.
The
Powerspread
may be
used only
if
all
safety devices,
e.g.
detachable
guards,
are fitted
and
in
proper
working
order.
Nuts and
bolts
should
be
checked
at
regular
intervals
and tightened
if necessary.
Tyre
pressures
must
also
be
checked
regularly.
ifl
the event
of amalfunction,
immediately
cease
operation and
secure
the
Powerspread
in it’s
stationary
position.
Malfunctions
must be
eliminated
immediately.
9

No
liability
for
consequential
damage
Even
though
your
Shelbourne
Reynolds
Powerspread
has
been manufactured
with
the
utmost
care
and
you
are
using
it properly,
fluctuations
and
interruptions
in feed
rate
may
still
occur.
It
is
the
duty
of
the
operator/user
to
ensure
that
foreign
objects,
e.g.
stones,
metal
objects
etc.
are
not
allowed
to enter
the machine
and
are not
allowed
to be
discharged
by
the
impeller.
The
Powerspread
impeller
propels
the muck
at
high
speed
to obtain
it’s
spread
pattern.
Failure
to
observe
this
may
result
in
damage
to the
Powerspread
and/or
injury
to the
operator/user
and/or
damage
to property.
Any
claims
for
damages
not directly
incurred
by
the
Powerspread cannot
be
accepted.
By
the
same
token,
Shelbourne
Reynolds
cannot
be held
liable
for
any
consequential
damage
resulting
from
incorrect
use of
the
Powerspread,
ROAD
SAFETY
UK
road
traffic
regulations
must
be
observed
when
towing
the
Powerspread
on
roads,
paths
and other
public
places.(Relevant
areas
are
stated
overleaf).
The
Powerspread
must
be
in
a
roa&worthy
condition,
Observe
the
maximum
permissible width
for
road
transport
and fit
all
necessary
rear
lights,
warning
signs
and guards. Disconnect
the
electrical
supply
when
fitting.
Disconnect
all
hydraulic
connections
and
the
PTO
driveshaft
from
the
Powerspread
so
that
it
cannot
be
inadvertently operated.
Ensure
that all
braking
systems
and
lighting
systems
are
in full
working
order
and
that
they
can
be
fully
and
correctly operated
by the
vehicle
towing
the
Powerspread.
Observe
the
maximum
permissible
axle
loads,
the
load
bearing
capacity
of
the tyres
and the
maximum
total
weights
in
order
to ensure adequate
steering
and
braking. The
behaviour
of the
tractor
is also
influenced
by
attached implements. Take
the
width
and
the towing
hitch
weight
into
consideration, especially
on
sharp
bends.
No
person may
be allowed
to
ride on
the
Powerspread.
10

ACCIDENT PREVENTION
Careful heed must
be
paid not only to the safety
instructions contained in this operating manual
but also to the accident prevention regulations governing the
operation of agricultural
machinery.
When coupling the Powerspread to the tractor
The work of coupling and uncoupling the Powerspread involves a high risk of
injury,
The following instructions must therefore be carefully observed:
• Secure the Powerspread in such
a
way that it is on level ground
and cannot roll forwards or
backwards,
• Slowly reverse the tractor towards the
Powerspread
- always
ensure that
there are no other
persons in
the vicinity of the Powerspread or the tractor.
• Connect the Powerspread
to the tractor hitch using only the method recommended
in the
tractors operators manual.
When using the
PTO shaft
Use only
the universal joint shaft,
which is supplied with the Powerspread and is intended
for
use
with the
Powerspread. Ensure that it is
fitted with the prescribed protective
equipment
(protective tube
and funnel-shaped
PTO
shaft
guard must
be
fitted). Make sure that the tractor
engine
and the PTO shaft are
switched off before proceeding to fit the universal joint shaft,
Make sure that
the tubes overlap by the prescribed
distance
in both
straight-ahead
and in
turning
positions and are secured in such a way
that they cannot rotate with the
shaft,
Be
absolutely sure that there is nobody
standing in dangerous proximity to the Powerspread
when you
switch on the PTO
shaft,
The PTO
shaft speed of the
tractor
must
correspond with the maximum
permissible rotational
speed of
the Powerspread. The angle
of attachment will depend
on the
type
of PTO shaft and
on the type
of tractor hitch, Always switch off the PTO shaft if
the
angle of divergence is
excessive or whenever the PTO
shaft is not
required.
When using the
hydraulic system
Do not
connect the
hydraulic hoses to the
tractor!s
hydraulic system
until
you have made sure
that
the system is at
zero
pressure on both the
tractor and the equipment
The hydraulic
system
generates extremely
high pressures, All
piping, hoses and connections
must therefore be
checked
regularly for leakage
and visible external damage, Use proper and
thorough
means of searching
for leakage and
repair all damage
immediately. Spurting hydraulic
oil can
cause
injuries and fires,
Call
a
doctor
immediately in the event of injury,
In
order to
exclude the
possibility of
incorrect connection, all
mating plugs and sockets
belonging
to the
hydraulic
connections
between the tractor and
the Powerspread should be
marked
with
matching colours,

22 BEFORE
STARTING THE MACHINE
1.
Read the manuals
thoroughly.
2.
Check that all guards are
properly secured.
3.
Ensure that no person is
working on or inside the machine.
4, Check that all
observers are clear of the machine.
23
THE MACHINE
IN THE FIELD
5. Do not
permit anyone to ride on the Powerspread or
climb on the machine
when the
spreader is in operation.
6. Always
stop the engine and apply the handbrake on the tractor before removing or
opening any
guards or clearing a blockage in the spreader.
7. NEVER
allow anyone to walk alongside the right hand side of the machine whilst
operating
as
injury from flying objects may occur.
8. Be
aware that small stones and other similar hard objects can be thrown further than
manure, Care should be taken when working near highways, public footpaths, buildings,
etc.,.
9. Always
replace all guards after making any adjustments or lubricating the
machine.
Replace or
repair any damaged or missing guards immediately.
10. Do
not work around the machine in loose clothing that might get caught in moving
parts.
11.
Keep hands away from moving parts.
12.
Keep children away from and
off the
machine at all
times,
2,4
LEAVING THE MACHINE
13.
Park the machine on reasonably level ground.
14. Apply the tractors parking brake,
15. Stop the tractors engine before
leaving
the cab,
16, When unhooking the
spreader
apply the machin&s parking brake before moving the
tractor away.
17.
Position the PTO shaft on the stand provided and locate the hydraulic hoses in
the hose
parking
station on the front of the machine.
15
SERVICING THE POWERSPREAD
17.
Stop tractor engine
and apply handbrake before performing any adjustments or
lubrication and
before opening or removing any guard.
18. Always
re-install all
safety guards on completion of
servicing.
2,6
SPREADER
ATTACHMENT
AND TRANSPORTATION
19
Follow the procedure described
further through
this manual for spreader attachment and
detachment,
20
Follow the section
on loading the
Powerspread and ENSURE THAT THE MACHINE IS
NOT
OVERLOADED.
The
specification plate
on
the left hand side of the machine will
state the
safe
maximum working
weights
and
loads.
21.
When towing
the loaded
Shelbourne Reynolds
Powerspread on the highway, ensure that
material
cannot
over-flow
or spill out of the
hopper.
22.
When
towing the
machine,
ensure that the P,T,O.
shaft and hydraulic hoses are attached
correctly,
and do
not interfere
with the ground
or foul any moving
parts

SECTION
3: SPECIFICATION
AND
DESCRIPTION
RIGHT
AND
LEFT
HAND
OF
THE
MACHINE
AS
TERMED
IN
THE
MANUAL IS
AS
VIEWED
WHEN
IN
THE
DRIVERS
SEAT.
THE
SHELBOURNE
REYNOLDS
POWERSPREAD
Dairy
FEATURES
Patented
centre
discharge
auger
causes
minimum
movement
of
manure.
Contra
feeding
auger
provides
Boiling
action.
Six
paddles
every
revolution
of
auger.
Vertical
centre
lift
door,
door setting
utilising
the
total
impeller
Overshot
impeller.
to 18
metres.
Material
well
broken
in
hopper
Provides an
even
feed
to
the
impeller,
Allows
an
even
discharge
of
manure
at any
width.
Provides
a
fine
even
spread
at
widths
of
up
Slurry
deflectors.
Gives
an even
slurry
spread
pattern.
Shear
bolts
fitted,
Varying
pitch
auger
flights.
to be
spread.
For maximum
protection
of
the
drives.
Enables
a
wide
range
of manure
and
slurry
LH
RH
iection
of
rove1
BENEFITS
High
rates
of
discharge.

TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATION
1400
6350
htres
/
1400
gallons
1700
gallon
635m (244ft 3 )
5410mm
(213’)
2540mm
(100”)
2025mm
(80’)
2835mm (112”)
1550mm
(61’)
21 3-R24
540rpm
60-80
hp
2841kg
(6264 Ibs)
9541
kg (21038
Ibs)
*As
Above
672kg
(1482 ibs)
1600
7250 Ntres
I
1600
gallons
1900 gallons
725
m 3
(256
ft 3 )
5410mm
(213’)
2540mm
(100”)
2293mm
(90”)
2900mm
(114”)
1550mm (61”)
21 3-R24
540rpm
70-90
hp
2900kg
(6395 !bs)
9600kg
(21168 Ibs)
*9900kg
(21830 Ibs)
684kg (1508
Ibs)
1800
8000
litres I
1800 gallons
2100 gallons
8O0 m 3
(283 ft 3 )
5410mm
(213’)
2540mm (100”)
22445mm
(96”)
2690mm (106”)
1550mm
(61”)
21
3-R24
540rpm
70-90 hp
2945kg
(6494 Ibs)
9645kg
(21267
Ibs)
*10595kg
(23362
Ibs)
693kg (1528 Ibs)
2000
9000 litres
/
2000
gallons
2400 gallons
900m 3
(318ft 3
5410mm
(213’)
2540mm
(100”)
2597mm
(102”)
2690mm
(106”)
1550mm
(61’)
21
3-R24
540rpm
90- hp Upwards
3000kg (6615 Ibs)
9700kg(21389
Ibs)
*1
lSOOkg(25358lbs)
703kg (1550 Ibs
Sizes
and weights
are
as follows:
(all
dimensions
& weights
are
approximate)
N
__________________V
J
7
triv_
)
Dairy
Capacity
Gallons
Volume
Length
(A)
Width (D)
l oading
height (B)
Opening length
(C)
Opening
width
(E)
Tyre size
PTO
speed
Recommended size
of
tractor
Unladen weight
Gross
weight
Unladen
drawbar
Weight
Max
axle weight
Max drawbar
weight
Spread
width
Door size
Door operation
Max
road
speed
7589kg
(16734 Ibs)
*A5
Above
1952kg
(4304
Ibsi
WAs
Above
up to 18m
955mm
Double acting
hydraulic ram
20mph (32km/h)
7636kg (16837
Ibs)
*7879kg
(17373
Ibs)
1964kgs (4331
Ibs)
*2021kg
(4456
lbs)
up
to 18m
955mm
Double
acting
hydraulic ram
20mph
(32km/h)
7672kg (16917
Ibs)
*8441
kg
(18612 lbs)
1973kg
(4350 Ibs)
*2154kg
(4750 Ibs)
up
to 18m
955mm
Double
acting
hydraulic ram
20mph
(32km/h)
7717kg(1 7016
Ibs)
*91
73kg(202261bs)
1983kg
(4373
Ibs)
*2327kg
(5131 Ibs)
up
to 18m
955mm
Double acting
hydraulic
ram
20mph (32km/h)
ote:
All weights &
other data are approximate
Weights
in bold
text and
a
20mph
(32km!h) speed limit must
not be exceeded
if the
machines are
to be taken on
pubNc roads.
These
weights
are derived
due
to
the
maximum carrying capacity
of the tyres at 20mph
(32km!h)
ncreased
weights
are
for field
use
oniy (max speed 0km/h)
1
ey
are derived from
the max murt we gots
you ca
ph
sically
put into
the ma
h ne
(f
q
i e oased
on man
re being
o
heavier
than
850kg/m 3 )
4

Optional Extras
on
Powerspread
Dairy;
-Brake
relief
kit
(for
use
when
brakes
are
not
connected
direct
to
tractor brake
line
i.e.
when
brakes
are
connected
into
tractor spool
valves)
See
section
4.4
15

SECTION
4:
TRANSPORT
AND
ATTACHMENT
41
ATTACHING
SPREADER
TO
TRACTOR
The
Powerspread
can
be
supplied
with
a
US,
flat
continental
or UK
drawbar
hitch.
It
is
recommended
though,
due
to
the
high
drawbar
loading,
that
the machine
should
only
be
used
on the
automatic
pick
up
hitch
of
the
tractor.
An
option
of
aparking jack
or
a
detachable
shoe,
fitted
to
the
underside
of the drawbar
is
supplied
with
the machine.
This
enables
the automatic
pick
up
hitch
hook
to easily
move
under
the
drawbar
lug
when
attaching the
spreader.
The
PTO
is equipped
with
a
standard
1
3/8”
six
spline
suitable
for
all
540rpm
tractor
PTO
shafts. The
length
of
shaft
may
have
to
be
adjusted
to
cater
for
your
particular
tractor/Powerspread
combination.
With
the
Powerspread
attached
to
the
tractor
and parked
in the
straightahead
position,
slide
the
PTO
shaft
apart
and
connect
the
respective
ends
to
the
tractor
/ Powerspread.
Lay
the shafts
side
by
side
and
make
sure
they have
at least
150mm
of distance
between
the
end
of
the
shaft
and
the
adjacent
joint.
Shaft
lengths
can
be
adjusted
by
sawing off
equally
a
proportion
of
tube
from
the
inner
and
outer
PTO
tube
together
with
a
corresponding
amount
off the
plastic
protection
tubes,
The
tubes
should always
have
at
least
300mm
overlap
whilst
operating.
If
necessary
check
the
length
of
the
shafts
by
steering
the
tractor
into
a
full
lock
in
one
direction
and
seeing
that
the
shafts
do
not
“bottom.”
Make
sure
the
correct
tractor
P.T.O.
speed
is selected
at
all
times,
Ensure that the
tractor
link
arms
do not
foul
the
P.T.O.
42
CONNECTING
THE
DOOR
RAM
HYDRAULIC
HOSES
The
hydraulic
hoses are
fitted
with
1/2”
quick
release
coupling
ends
as
standard,
and
the
Powerspread
requires
a
double acting
supply
to raise
and
lower
the
discharge
door,
If
couplings
are
not
compatible,
change to
suitable
connections
for
the
required application.
If
the
tractor
is
fitted
with
a
flow
control
valve, adjust
to
minimum flow
rate.
Having pushed
the
hose
ends
into
the
tractor spool
valves, ensure
that
the
hoses
do
not
hang
down
and
obstruct the
tractor
lift
arms
or
any
moving parts.
4,3
CONNECTING THE
BRAKE HYDRAULIC
HOSE
The
Powerspread
flexible hydraulic
brake
pipe
is
fitted
with
a
quick
release
female
coupling
to
suit
the
ISO
standard
tractor
brake system.
Having pushed
the
hose
end
into
the
tractor
spool
valve,
ensure
that
the
hose
does
not
hang
down
and
obstruct the tractor
lift
arms
or
any
moving
parts.