When configured as an insecticide microgranule spreader, the seed drill is fitted with a flexible, translucent plastic microgranule tube for each sowing unit, which:
– is connected to a steel pipe (Photo 1) on the new models
– passes through a metal ring (Photo 2) on older models
Photo 1
Assembly of the new model
Remove the microgranule feed hose.
Photo 3
Remove the steel component. Using a metal saw, cut the tube 2 cm below the support plate.
Photo 4
Fit the DXP diffuser and its spacer onto the cut pipe, with the working end facing backwards.
Photo 5
Refit the steel component with the spreader onto the seed drill, with the spreader facing backwards. Reconnect the micro-granule feed pipe.
Photo 2
Old-style assembly
Remove the microgranule feed hose.
Photo 3
Remove the hose guide so that you can work more comfortably.
Photos 4 and 5
Select the reducer to suit the downpipe (fittings vary depending on the year of manufacture)
Photo 6
Secure the reducer to the downpipe using the supplied clamp and spacer, and insert the downpipe into the round opening provided.
Photos 7 and 8
Once the pipe is in place, secure the DXP diffuser onto the reducer with the vane facing backwards
