850TM 880TM 810TM: Marshall Multispread

Marshall Multispread
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850TM 880TM 810TM

Operators Manual
Vee Belt Sizes

Location Belt Size
Serial No: PTO Drive
Spinner Drive
Status Released Author DH/TZ
Revision 1.1 Date 21/04/10
Doc No: 800-REF-OPM-003 App by MKR
MARSHALL MULTISPREAD 850TM 880TM 810TM
Table of Contents
1. Overview 3
2. Caution - For Your Safety 4
3. Operating Instructions 5
3.1 20HP Engine Spinner Drive 5
3.2 Hydraulic Spinner Drive (Optional) 5
3.3 Application Rates 6
3.4 Width of Pass 6
3.5 Starting and Stopping Work 7
4. Maintenance 8
4.1 Bearings 8
4.2 Drive Chains 8
4.3 Cleaning and Storage 8
4.4 Gearbox Maintenance 8
4.5 Recommended Drive Tyre Pressure 9
4.6 20HP Engine Drive 9
4.7 CC180 Spinner Drive Belt 10
4.6 Feed Chain Adjustment 11
5. Spinner Vane Setup 12
5.1 Type A Vanes and Fertiliser Deflector 12
5.2 Type B Vanes and Fertiliser Deflector 13
6. Drive Sprocket Settings 14
7. Application Rate Calculations 15
8. Application Rate Charts 16
8.1 Type Of Material - Lime, Gypsum and Manure - 1000kg/m3 16
8. Application Rate Charts 17
8.2 Type Of Material - Granular Fertiliser - 1000kg/m3 17
8.3 Type Of Material - Granular Superphosphate - 1150 kg/m3 18
8.4 Type Of Material - Granular Urea - 750 kg/m3 19
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1. Overview
This Manual
This manual explains the everyday use of the machine to the operator, including Spinner
Setup and Application Rate Charts.
Application
The Marshall Multispread 850TM, 880TM and 810TM Fertiliser Spreader will spread a wide
range of granular and non-granular fertilisers, from lime, gypsum and manures through to
granulated materials like superphosphate, urea and various seeds.
The machine is fitted with a Ground Driven Feed System. The feed of fertiliser to the
spinners, is driven by the jockey wheel which runs on the truck tyre. Application rates are

varied by changing the hopper door opening, the width of pass or the drive sprocket settings.
The twin 600mm spinners are driven from a 20HP spreader engine or optional hydraulic
spinner drive.

2. Caution - For Your Safety
READ BEFORE USING THE SPREADER
Turn off the spreader engine when making adjustments to the v-belts, drive sprockets and
feed door or when carrying out normal maintenance.
When servicing the gearbox, final drive sprockets and drive belts ensure that the plastic
guards are re-fitted to the spreader.
Do not stand or work near the spinners while they are rotating. Do not operate the spreader
within 50m of stock, property or personnel. Failure to do so can result in damage and injury.
Disconnecting the machine from the tractor drawbar when the hopper is partially empty will
cause the machine to overbalance and damage the spinners.
Please take notice of following information. Each of the stickers are located on your machine.
Forward speed is not to exceed 40km/h when machine unloaded and 25km/h when loaded
with product. Excess speed will increase the chances of rollovers and also effect the
accuracy of the spread pattern due to a slipstream effect.

It is not recommended to operate on inclines greater than 20 degrees, as the chances of

rollover are greatly increased.

Do not ride on Spreader under any circumstances.
Stay well clear of the hydraulic hoses and pipes that run the spinner and feed belt systems.
The machine is fitted with safety stickers, do not remove under any circumstances.

3. Operating Instructions
3.1 20HP Engine Spinner Drive
Standard 800 Series Truck mounted machines are fitted with a electric start 20HP petrol
engine to drive the spinners.

The engine is located at the front of the spreader as shown in Fig 1 below. A 12V battery is
fitted at the front of the spreader chassis, with a 40L fuel tank located on the passenger side.
The 20Hp engine Vee Belt drive is configured according to the chart below.
90 Pulley - Pulley - Engine

Spinner RPM
Engine Output Side Shaft RPM
900 4.5”x 2B 15 x 2B’’ 2500
Fig 1
3.2 Hydraulic Spinner Drive (Optional)
Machines that are fitted with an optional hydraulic spinner drive require an oil flow from the
tractor of 45 litres/min.
To set the correct spinner speed follow this procedure:
1. Connect the two hoses to the tractor couplings - the pressure hose is the one marked IN
on the spreader flow control valve.
2. Run the tractor until the oil has reached operating temperature and then increase the
tractor engine to full throttle and adjust the spreader flow valve so that the spinners are
running at 900RPM see Fig 2 on page 6. (To check the spinner RPM you will need a rev
counter.)
3. When the spinners are running at 900RPM with the tractor at full throttle, the tractor
engine speed should be lowered to where the spinners drop below 700RPM. (At this

point make note of this lower tractor engine speed, as you can work from this engine
speed up to full throttle without alerting the spinners RPM. Please see diagram below.

Fig 2 Fig 3
3.3 Application Rates
Application Rates are altered by changing the speed of the feed belt and feed door
opening. The feed belt speed is altered by using different drive sprocket combinations

located on the final drive. (see Section 6 of this manual)
The feed door opening is adjusted by the feed door shaft located at the rear of the machine
and is held in place by the feed door adjuster disc and spring loaded pin. (See Figure 3)
Refer to the charts in Section 8 of this manual for correct drive sprocket and feed door
settings for different fertiliser types.

The outer holes on the disc equate to 5mm of feed door movement. The inner set of
holes are used for fine adjustment in application rate and equate to 2.5mm of feed door
movement.

3.4 Width of Pass

The Width of Pass is the distance between the centres of each run or pass in the paddock.
Some initial testing is required to determine the correct width of pass for a particular
material being spread. You should allow for wind conditions and fertiliser consistency.

There are two different spinner vane configurations fitted to Marshall Multispread 800
Series machines. The spinner vane design determines the width and accuracy of the

machines spread pattern. Refer to Section 5 of this manual for details on the vane

configuration.

It is strongly advised, for all granulated and non-granulated products, that a trial run or
test is done to determine the best and most even spread width between passes, as wind
conditions and product consistency may vary.
!! CHECK SPINNER VANE CONFIRGURATION BEFORE STARTING WORK !!

3.5 Starting and Stopping Work

To start work in the paddock :
1. Ensure that the spreader is at least 50m from stock, personnel and property.
2. Start the 20HP engine, allow the engine to idle for a few minutes to reach operating
temperature. Then increase the engine RPM to between 2300-2700 RPM. At 2500 RPM
the spinners will be running at approximately 900 RPM, the recommended speed for
most applications.
3. Engage the engine jockey arm using the manual lever or using the optional compressed
air cylinder.
4. Engage the wheel drive arm using the manual lever or via the optional compressed air
cylinder switch located in the truck cabin.
**It is recommended that the wheel drive arm is engaged whilst the machine is stationary.
Engaging the wheel drive arm at speeds greater than 10km/h will lead to premature wear
and subsequent failure of the jockey wheel gearbox.
5. Begin Work.
To finish work in the paddock :
1. Stop the truck.
2. Disengage the Engine drive using the manual lever or optional compressed air cylinder.
3. Disengage the Wheel drive arm using the manual lever or optional compressed air
cylinder
(NB : In all circumstances when the spreader is not in work ensure that the wheel drive arm
is lifted off the truck tyre. When driving on roads for extended periods it is recommended
that the wheel drive arm is fastened to the hopper using a chain and “D” shackles.)

4. Maintenance
4.1 Bearings
The machine is fitted with sealed self aligning bearings, however due to the abrasive nature
of fertilisers, grease must be applied regularly. There are a series of yellow stickers fixed to
the machine that indicate the location of grease points and greasing intervals. The top and
bottom spinner bearings must be greased once every four hours of operation.
4.2 Drive Chains
The Machine is fitted with roller chain drives on the wheel drive arm and feedbelt final
drive. The specifications of these chains are :
Location Type Qty

Wheel Drive 60-H Roller Chain - 3/4” pitch 5 ft
Final Drive 80-H Roller Chain - 1’’ pitch 5 ft
4.3 Cleaning and Storage
After using the spreader all fertiliser should be removed from the hopper and spinner
areas, then wash down the machine with a high pressure water hose.

DO NOT USE OIL OR DIESEL NEAR THE 2 PLY FEED BELT.
Always store the machine under cover and in a dry place. The 2 Ply feed belt should not
be exposed to prolonged periods on sunlight.
4.4 Gearbox Maintenance
The gearbox oil used on all 20:1 ratio gearboxes is : 85W140. The gearbox capacity is
located at the rear of the machine. Please check oil regularly, the chart below indicates

filling capacity :

Please Note : All Gearboxes are labelled and have ID Plates.
Gearbox Capacity Output Shaft Size

Leroy Somer 1000 mL 28mm / 8mm Key
Fenner “D” 1500 mL 25mm / 8mm Key
Fenner “C” 1000 mL 22mm / 6mm Key
Rossi 1000 mL 24mm / 8mm Key

4.5 Recommended Drive Tyre Pressure
CHECK TYRE PRESSURE REGULARLY
It is important that the ground drive wheel is inflated to the correct pressure as incorrect
inflation can cause issues with the feed belt mechanism.

Tyre Size Pressure (psi) Pressure (kpa)
Wheel Drive Tyres
145x10 (800 Series) 22 1.5
4.6 20HP Engine Drive
Ensure that the engine is serviced regularly based on the requirements set out in the service
manual that is provided with the spreader.
Check the 12V battery, fuel tank and fuel line regularly to ensure correct operation.

4.7 CC180 Spinner Drive Belt
CHECK FOR CORRECT V-BELT ALIGNMENT AND TENSION
The V-Belt should clear the left hand spinner pulley by approx 3 to 4mm ( Fig 4) - adjust
this by moving the side shaft pulley on the side shaft.
The tension pulley should just clear the V-Belt by about 2mm near the right hand spinner
pulley (Fig 5 - adjust the angle at the tension pulley mount (Fig 6).
For the correct V-Belt tension you should be able to move the V-Belt by hand up or down
25mm at the centre between the side shaft and tension pulleys (Fig 7). To adjust tension
loosen off the tension pulley shaft nut (Fig 8) then tension the adjuster (Fig 9).
Important Note: ENGAGING SPINNER DRIVE.

Before engaging the Engine or Hydraulic Drive, the truck engine should be idling at the
lowest possible engine speed. Engage the spinner drive and then bring the truck engine
up to normal working RPM.
Fig 4 Fig 5 and 6
Side Shaft 3 - 4mm Tension Pulley 2mm Clearance

Pulley Clearance (4) Mount (6) (5)
Fig 7
Fig 8 and 9
(8)
and (9)
Up or Down
25mm (7)
4.8 Feed Chain Adjustment
Fertiliser is delivered to the spinners by a feedbelt attached to a high grade chain

Feed Chain assembly located at the bottom of the hopper. The feed chain is supported by top and
bottom nylon runners. It is important that the feed chain is kept under correct tension
at all times as incorrect tension will lead to premature wear and damage to mechanical
components that make up the drive system.
The images below detail the correct chain tension. Fig (10) detail a cross section of the
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chain, the detail Fig(11) shows a close up of the bottom feed chain runner. The chain
should be lifting off the front the bottom runner by 5mm at all times.
Fig 11
Adjust tension on the feed chain by adjusting the front bearing slide. Fig(12)
Bottom Nylon Runner

5 mm
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Fig 10
Fig 12
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5. Spinner Vane Setup
5.1 Type A Vanes and Fertiliser Deflector
Older model Multispreaders were fitted with 6 mild steel angle spinner vanes on each
spinner disc. These vanes can be used to spread granulated fertilisers up to 24 metres and

non-granulated products up to 10 metres.

The spinner vanes can be adjusted to spread light applications of granulated fertilisers
and seeds as well as heavy rates of non-granulated materials such as lime, gypsum and
manures.

Each vane is attached to the spinner disc by two bolts - an inner and an outer. The outer bolt
can be varied to alter the angle of the spinner vanes. see fig 13 and 14 below.
For non-granulated materials the fertiliser deflector chute should be removed to prevent
clogging around the spinners.
Material Outer Bolt Fertilser Deflector

Position Chute Fitted
Granulated Fertilisers, Grain and Seeds A YES
Light to Medium Applications of Non-Granulated
A NO
Product - Lime/Gypsum/Manures
Heavy Applications of Non-Granulated Product -
B NO
Lime/Gypsum/Manures
Fig 13
C A B B A C
Fertiliser Deflector Chute
NOTE : POSITION C NOT BE USED
Fig 14

5.2 Type B Vanes and Fertiliser Deflector
800 Series Multispreads from 2006 production are fitted with 3 spinner vanes, pressed
in a “C” channel and manufactured from 5mm Mild Steel. A simplified fertiliser deflector
is also fitted.
The pressed “C” channel vanes can be used to spread granulated fertiliser up to 28
metres and non-granulated products up to 14m.

The pitch or angle of each spinner vane can be altered to suit different types of fertiliser
application rates. However a general setting to suit granulated fertilisers and
non-granulated products is to have 3 vanes on each spinner on three different angles.

This is done by setting each vane on different outer holes on the spinner disc - see Fig
15 below.
The Fertiliser Deflector should be fitted for both granulated and non-granulated products.
A A
B
C
C
Fig 15
Vane Position Outer Bolt Position Fertiliser Deflector Chute

Position A Centre Hole
Position B Clockwise Hole
Position C Counter Clockwise Hole

6. Drive Sprocket Settings
The machine is fitted with four sets of feedbelt drive sprockets, two on each side of the
machine, see fig 16 and17 below. These sprockets are used to alter the feedbelt gearing

to suit the different rates and types of fertilisers. A common drive chain runs between the
sprocket sets. Release the spring loaded jockey to move the chain position.
SIDE A - WHEEL DRIVE
Possible Combinations
14 tooth driving 30 tooth

(outside set)

(inside set)
Fig 16
SIDE B - FINAL DRIVE
Possible Combinations

(outside set)

(inside set)
Fig 17
!! REPLACE FINAL DRIVE GUARD AFTER ALTERING FINAL DRIVE RATIO !!

7. Application Rate Calculations
Application rates contained in this book are to be used as a guide only. The following can
be used if you wish to check the application rate of the particular material that you are
spreading.
1. Check the width of pass for the most even spread of material you will be using.
Spreading Width Guide:
Urea 16 - 28m
Superphosphate 16 - 30m
Lime and Gypsum 6 - 14m
2. Obtain the circumference of the wheel drive tyre.
Circumference = diameter x 3.141
example: jockey tyre diameter = 0.47m
Circumference = 0.47 x 3.141
= 1.476m
3. Put a small quantity of the material to be spread in the hopper and ensure that the
material is packed evenly around the feed door opening.

4. Rotate the wheel drive tyre until the material is falling evenly off the feedbelt.
Note: The material must be falling evenly off the feedbelt to give an accurate reading.
5. Place a cardboard box or tarpaulin under the spinners to catch the material off the feedbelt.
6. Rotate the wheel drive wheel 10 times and then weigh the material caught off the feedbelt.
7. Multiply the distance travelled in the 10 turns of the wheel drive tyre by the width of pass.
example: 1.476 x 10 = 14.76 metres.
Width of pass = 16m
Then multiply 16 x 14.76 = 236.128m2
8. Divide the weight of the material collected by the square metres of spread over
10 turns of the wheel drive.
example : 2.5kg of material divided by 236.128 = 0.0106
0.0106 x 10000 to convert to kg/ha.
= 106 kg/ha.
To vary spread rates make adjustments to the drive sprocket settings and the opening of the
feed door.

8. Application Rate Charts
8.1 Type Of Material - Lime, Gypsum and Manure - 1000kg/m3

Due to the variation of weight per cubic metre between the different types of materials the
chart below is intended as a guide only.
1. Changing the drive sprocket settings.
2. Adjusting the feed door openings.
3. Varying the width of pass. (The closer the pass the heavier the applications.)
All values are measured in kg/ha. To convert to lb/acre deduct 10% from each value.
DRIVE SPROCKET DOOR OPENING WIDTH OF PASS

SETTINGS (mm) 6 8 10 12 14
SIDE A 14 TOOTH
65 300 225 180 150 129
DRIVING
30 TOOTH 130 600 450 360 300 257
SIDE B 15 TOOTH
195 900 675 540 450 386
DRIVING
30 TOOTH 260 1200 900 720 600 514
SIDE A 14 TOOTH
65 450 338 270 225 193
DRIVING
30 TOOTH 130 900 675 540 450 386
SIDE B 20 TOOTH
195 1350 1013 810 675 579
DRIVING
28 TOOTH 260 1800 1350 1080 900 771
SIDE A 30 TOOTH
65 1350 1013 810 675 579
DRIVING
14 TOOTH 130 2700 2025 1620 1350 1157
SIDE B 15 TOOTH
196 4050 3038 2430 2025 1736
DRIVING
30 TOOTH 260 5400 4050 3240 2700 2314
SIDE A 30 TOOTH
65 2100 1575 1181 886 664
DRIVING
14 TOOTH 130 4200 3150 2363 1772 1329
SIDE B 20 TOOTH
195 6300 4725 3544 2658 1993
DRIVING
28 TOOTH 260 8400 6300 4725 3544 2658

8.2 Type Of Material - Granular Fertiliser - 1000kg/m3
Due to the variation of weight per cubic metre between the different types of materials
the chart below is intended as a guide only.
All values are measured in kg/ha. To convert to lb/acre deduct 10% from each value
DRIVE SPROCKET DOOR OPENING WIDTH OF PASS (M)

SETTINGS (mm) 18 20 22 24 26 28 30
20 25 23 20 19 17 16 15
SIDE A 25 31 28 25 23 21 20 19
14 TOOTH 30 41 37 34 31 28 26 25
DRIVING 35 50 45 41 38 35 32 30
30 TOOTH 40 57 51 47 43 39 37 34
45 66 59 54 50 46 42 40
50 74 67 61 56 51 48 44
SIDE B 55 81 73 66 61 56 52 49
15 TOOTH 60 89 80 73 67 62 57 53
DRIVING 65 97 87 79 73 67 62 58
30 TOOTH 70 107 96 88 80 74 69 64
75 117 105 96 88 81 75 70
25 52 47 43 39 36 33 31
SIDE A 30 62 56 51 47 43 40 37
14 TOOTH 35 72 65 59 54 50 46 43
DRIVING 40 82 74 67 62 57 53 49
30 TOOTH 45 93 84 76 70 64 60 56
50 104 94 85 78 72 67 62
SIDE B 55 114 103 93 86 79 73 68
20 TOOTH 60 127 114 104 95 88 82 76
DRIVING 65 140 126 115 105 97 90 84
28 TOOTH 70 154 139 126 116 107 99 92
75 168 151 137 126 116 108 101
20 116 104 95 87 80 75 70
SIDE A 25 145 131 119 109 100 93 87
30 TOOTH 30 174 157 142 131 120 112 104
DRIVING 35 203 183 166 152 141 131 122
14 TOOTH 40 232 209 190 174 161 149 139
45 261 235 214 196 181 168 157
50 290 261 237 218 201 186 174
SIDE B 55 320 288 262 240 222 206 192
15 TOOTH 60 349 314 286 262 242 224 209
DRIVING 65 378 340 309 284 262 243 227
30 TOOTH 70 407 366 333 305 282 262 244
75 436 392 357 327 302 280 262

8.3 Type Of Material - Granular Superphosphate - 1150 kg/m3

Due to the variation of weight per cubic metre between the different types of
materials the chart below is intended as a guide only.
DRIVE SPROCKET DOOR OPENING WIDTH OF PASS

SETTINGS (mm) 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34
20 27 25 23 21 19 18 17 16
SIDE A 25 34 31 29 26 24 23 21 20
14 TOOTH 30 41 38 35 32 30 28 26 24
DRIVING 35 48 43 40 37 34 32 30 28
30 TOOTH 40 55 50 46 42 39 37 34 32
45 61 56 51 47 44 41 38 36
SIDE B 50 68 62 57 53 49 46 43 40
15 TOOTH 55 76 69 63 58 54 50 47 44
DRIVING 60 82 74 68 63 59 55 51 48
30 TOOTH 65 89 81 74 69 64 59 56 52
70 95 87 80 73 68 64 60 56
75 105 96 88 81 75 70 66 62
25 56 51 47 43 40 37 35 33
SIDE A 30 67 61 56 51 48 44 42 39
14 TOOTH 35 78 71 65 60 56 52 49 46
DRIVING 40 89 81 74 69 64 59 56 52
30 TOOTH 45 101 92 84 78 72 67 63 59
50 108 98 90 83 77 72 68 64
SIDE B 55 118 107 98 91 84 79 74 69
20 TOOTH 60 129 117 107 99 92 86 80 76
DRIVING 65 140 127 116 107 100 93 87 82
28 TOOTH 70 150 137 125 116 107 100 94 88
75 164 149 137 126 117 109 102 96
25 149 135 124 114 106 99 93 87

SIDE A 30 178 162 149 137 127 119 111 105
30 TOOTH 35 208 189 173 160 149 139 130 122
DRIVING 40 238 216 198 183 170 158 149 140
14 TOOTH 45 267 243 223 206 191 178 167 157
50 320 291 267 246 229 214 200 188
SIDE B 55 353 321 294 271 252 235 221 208
15 TOOTH 60 384 349 320 296 275 256 240 226
DRIVING 65 417 379 347 321 298 278 260 245
30 TOOTH 70 448 407 374 345 320 299 280 264
75 491 447 410 378 351 328 307 289

8.4 Type Of Material - Granular Urea - 750 kg/m3
Due to the variation of weight per cubic metre between the different types of
materials the chart below is intended as a guide only.
1. Changing the drive sprocket settings.`
DRIVE SPROCKET DOOR OPENING WIDTH OF PASS (M)

SETTINGS (mm) 18 20 22 24 26 28 30
20 20 18 16 15 14 13 12
SIDE A 25 25 23 20 19 17 16 15
14 TOOTH 30 30 27 25 23 21 19 18
DRIVING 35 36 32 29 27 25 23 22
30 TOOTH 40 41 37 34 31 28 26 25
45 48 43 39 36 33 31 29
SIDE B 50 53 48 43 40 37 34 32
15 TOOTH 55 58 52 47 44 40 37 35
DRIVING 60 65 59 53 49 45 42 39
30 TOOTH 65 70 63 57 53 48 45 42
70 80 72 65 60 55 51 48
75 86 77 70 65 60 55 52
20 31 28 25 23 21 19 18
SIDE A 25 39 35 32 29 27 25 23
14 TOOTH 30 46 41 38 35 32 30 28
DRIVING 35 52 47 43 39 36 33 31
30 TOOTH 40 59 53 48 44 41 38 35
45 68 61 56 51 47 44 41
SIDE B 50 76 68 62 57 53 49 46
20 TOOTH 55 84 76 69 63 58 54 50
DRIVING 60 95 86 78 71 66 61 57
28 TOOTH 65 106 95 87 80 73 68 64
70 117 105 96 88 81 75 70
75 128 115 105 96 89 82 77
20 87 78 71 65 59 53 50
SIDE A 25 109 98 89 82 75 70 65
30 TOOTH 30 131 117 107 98 90 84 78
DRIVING 35 152 137 125 114 105 98 91
14 TOOTH 40 174 157 142 131 120 112 104
45 196 176 160 147 136 126 117
SIDE B 50 218 196 178 163 151 140 131
15 TOOTH 55 239 215 196 179 166 154 144
DRIVING 60 261 235 214 196 181 168 157
30 TOOTH 65 283 254 231 212 196 182 170
70 305 274 249 228 211 196 183
75 326 294 267 245 226 210 196

ROESNER PTY LTD/MARSHALL MULTISPREAD
STANDARD WARRANTY

Model No__________________
1. WARRANTOR
Roesner Pty Ltd – Turnbull Street, HARVEY WA 6220 Serial No.__________________
2. WARRANTY Purchase Date______________

Roesner Pty Ltd undertakes to repair or replace, at its option, any new Marshall Multispread branded product which fails due
to a defect in materials or workmanship during the applicable warranty period specified in Section 3 below, subject to the terms
and conditions set out in this Warranty. Any repair work under this Warranty must be performed by an authorised Roesner/
Marshall Multispread dealer.
3. WARRANTY PERIOD
The Warranty periods applicable to new Roesner/Marshall Multispread products are as follows :-
1. Farming Use
(excluding farm contracting applications) 12 months
2. Commercial/Contract use
(including use in farm contracting, forestry and industrial applications) 6 months
3. Government
4. (where product is used by Government agencies and departments) 3 months
5. Hire and Rental
(where product is hired for farm or commercial use) 3 months
6. Engines and tyres on Marshall Multispread products
(e.g. Kohler/Dunlop) As specified by the engine
and tyre manufacturer.
Warranty coverage commences from the date of completion by the purchaser of the Warranty registration Card provided with
all new Roesner/Marshall Multispread products or from the date of sale, whichever is the earlier.
4. WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS
1. This warranty applies only to new Roesner/Marshall Multispread products purchased from authorised Roesner/
Marshall Multispread dealers.
2. This warranty is non-transferable and restricted to the original purchaser named on the Warranty registration Card.
3. This warranty does not apply to or in any way cover :-
(a) Normal wear and tear;
(b) Failure arising from the improper use of a Roesner/Marshall Multispread product;
(c) Failure arising from use of a Roesner/Marshall Multispread product in a manner contrary to law;
(d) Failure of, or caused by, parts or components which are not manufactured by Roesner/Marshall Multispread or
supplied by a Roesner/Marshall Multispread approved supplier;
(e) Failure arising from accident, abused, acts of God, fire, sabotage, vandalism, contaminated fluids or neglect or
failure to operate, store and/or maintain a Roesner/ Marshall Multispread product in accordance with instructions
provided in the owner’s manual supplied with a Roesner/Marshall Multispread product;
(f) Parts or service required for the normal and regular maintenance of a Roesner/Marshall Multispread product e.g.
lubricants, engine tune ups etc;
(g) Normal adjustments which are explained in the owner’s manual supplied with a Roesner/Marshall Multispread
product;
(h) Repairs made necessary due to a Roesner/Marshall Multispread product coming into contact with or being exposed
to dirt, abrasives, moisture, rust, corrosion or other similar conditions.
(i) Failure arising from any negligent act or omission of any person other than Roesner/Marshall Multispread or any
of its employees; or
(j) Failure arising from any unauthorised assembly, repair or modification of a Roesner/Marshall Multispread product
by any person;
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Delivery Address:
PO Box 185
HARVEY WA 6220 Roesner Pty Limited
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HARVEY WA 6220
5. PURCHASER’S OBLIGATION
In order to obtain the benefit of this warranty, the purchaser must comply with the following provisions :-
1. The purchaser must complete and return the Warranty registration Card provided within 14 days to the address
specified on the Reply Paid card.
2. If there occurs a failure of a Roesner/Marshall Multispread product to which this warranty applies or may apply, the
purchaser must :-
(a) As its sole expense, deliver that Roesner/Marshall Multispread product to the authorised Roesner/Marshall
Multispread dealer from which it was purchased or to any other authorised Roesner/Marshall Multispread dealer;
(b) Produce to the authorised Roesner/Marshall Multispread dealer the purchaser’s copy of the Warranty Registration
Card relating to the Roesner/Marshall Multispread product; and
(c) If that Roesner/Marshall Multispread product is sent to an authorised Roesner/Marshall Multispread dealer other
than the Roesner/Marshall Multispread dealer from which it was purchased, provide to the authorised Roesner/
Marshall Multispread dealer proof of the purchaser’s ownership of that Roesner/Marshall Multispread product and
of the date of purchase.
6. ROESNER’S/MARSHALL MULTISPREAD OBLIGATIONS
If a claim made under this warranty is accepted, Roesner/Marshall Multispread will meet its obligations under section 2 above
free of charge to the purchaser. Repairs will be scheduled and performed in accordance with the normal work flow of the
authorised Roesner/Marshall Multispread dealer to which the Roesner/Marshall Multispread product is delivered. The timing
of any repair may depend upon the availability of replacement parts and components.
7. LIMITATION ON ROESNER’S/MARSHALL MULTISPREAD OBLIGATIONS
1. Except to the extent that Roesner/Marshall Multispread may not lawfully exclude liability, Roesner/Marshall Multispread
will not be liable to any purchaser (or any other person or corporation) for any loss or damage (including consequential,
exemplary, punitive or incidental loss or damage) however caused including negligence, which may be suffered or
incurred or which may arise directly or indirectly from or in connection with any Roesner/Marshall Multispread product
and/or any failure of or fault in any Roesner/Marshall Multispread product.
2. Except as expressly set out in this warranty, all terms, conditions, warranties, undertakings, inducements or
representations whether express, implied, statutory or otherwise, relating to Roesner/Marshall Multispread products
are, to the maximum extent permitted by law, excluded.
3. If any act, whether State or Commonwealth or otherwise, implies into this warranty or any other agreement between
Roesner/Marshall Multispread and a purchaser relating to a Roesner/Marshall Multispread product any term, condition
or warranty and that acts avoids or prohibits provisions excluding or modifying the application or exercise of or liability
under that term, condition or warranty, that term, condition or warranty shall be deemed to be included in this warranty.
However, the liability of Roesner/Marshall Multispread for any breach of that term, condition or warranty (other than
a warranty implied by Section 69 of the Trade Practices Act or any corresponding provision of any Act of a State or
Territory) is limited at the option of Roesner/Marshall Multispread, to any one or more of the following :-
(a) If the breach related to goods then :-
(i) the replacement of the goods or the supply of equivalent goods;
(ii) the repair of goods;
(iii) the payment of the cost of replacing the goods or of acquiring equivalent goods; or
(iv) the payment of the cost of having the goods repaired; and
(b) If the breach relates to services :-
(i) the supplying of the services again; or
(ii) the payment of the cost of having the services supplied again.
8. ROESNER’S/MARSHALL MULTISPREAD RIGHT OF DETERMINATION
Roesner/Marshall Multispread alone has the exclusive right to determine whether or not this warranty extends to a claim
made by a purchaser.
CLIENT TO RETAIN ABOVE SECTION
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Service and Technical Support

850TM 880TM 810TM

Vee Belt Sizes

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READ BEFORE USING THE SPREADER

It is not recommended to operate on inclines greater than 20 degrees, as the chances of

Do not ride on Spreader under any circumstances.

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90 Pulley - Pulley - Engine

3.2 Hydraulic Spinner Drive (Optional)

To set the correct spinner speed follow this procedure:

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3.3 Application Rates

located on the final drive. (see Section 6 of this manual)

3.4 Width of Pass

!! CHECK SPINNER VANE CONFIRGURATION BEFORE STARTING WORK !!

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To finish work in the paddock :

1. Stop the truck.

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4.2 Drive Chains

Location Type Qty

4.3 Cleaning and Storage

DO NOT USE OIL OR DIESEL NEAR THE 2 PLY FEED BELT.

4.4 Gearbox Maintenance

Please Note : All Gearboxes are labelled and have ID Plates.

Gearbox Capacity Output Shaft Size

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4.5 Recommended Drive Tyre Pressure

CHECK TYRE PRESSURE REGULARLY

Tyre Size Pressure (psi) Pressure (kpa)

Wheel Drive Tyres

145x10 (800 Series) 22 1.5

4.6 20HP Engine Drive

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CHECK FOR CORRECT V-BELT ALIGNMENT AND TENSION

Important Note: ENGAGING SPINNER DRIVE.

Fig 4 Fig 5 and 6

Side Shaft 3 - 4mm Tension Pulley 2mm Clearance

Bottom Nylon Runner

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non-granulated products up to 10 metres.

Material Outer Bolt Fertilser Deflector

Fertiliser Deflector Chute

NOTE : POSITION C NOT BE USED

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Vane Position Outer Bolt Position Fertiliser Deflector Chute

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SIDE A - WHEEL DRIVE

14 tooth driving 30 tooth

30 tooth driving 14 tooth

SIDE B - FINAL DRIVE

15 tooth driving 30 tooth

20 tooth driving 28 tooth

!! REPLACE FINAL DRIVE GUARD AFTER ALTERING FINAL DRIVE RATIO !!

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