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2014-04-21 Table of Contents Index 411-020M
Level Planter
All frame sections must be level to maintain even
planting depth. Before using the planter in the field, make
sure the planter is level side-to-side.
Periodic frame-leveling adjustments should not be
necessary, but if there are problems with uneven depth,
check planter levelness and follow these procedures.
Before making any adjustments be sure the lift cylinders
are re-phased and operating properly.
Complete the steps under “Bleeding Hydraulics” on
page 115, before proceeding.
Note: Level frame in planting conditions or the planter
may not produce desired results.
Refer to Figure 138
1. Unfold the planter fully and set down. Put in field
position by lowering and pulling forward.
2. When setting hitch, lower lift cylinders completely.
Set the 3-point hitch or hydraulic tongue so that the
top of the tongue tube is:
106.7 cm (42 inches) above ground for 1625AH.
This is the starting point for adjustments.
Refer to Figure 139
3. If planting 3.8 cm (1
1
⁄
2
inches) deep, adjust the hitch
until frame measures approximately 26 inches
(66 cm) from ground to frame at the pivots. When
planting at other depths, frame height will vary.
Mis-adjustment Risk:
Planter must be fully lowered to field position and hitch height
set before making side-to-side adjustments.
Note: Parallel arms should be parallel with ground, or up
to 2.5 cm (1 inch) lower in back. Adjusting a 3-point
hitch to level parallel arms may cause frame to sit
higher or lower than 26 inches.
4. Check parallel arms behind the pivots to ensure that
parallel arms are parallel with ground or up to 2.5 cm
(1 inch) lower in back. If needed, raise or lower the
3-point to adjust parallel arms.
5. Once parallel arms are parallel with ground or up to
2.5 cm (1 inch) lower in back and 3-point is set,
measure distance from ground to frame at the pivots.
Refer to Figure 140
6. Measure wings at gauge wheel. If not level with
center of frame, adjust eye bolt accordingly.
Note: Eye-bolt adjustments are easier if the planter is first
lowered to the ground to remove some of the force
on the cylinder.
Figure 138
Base Height
25316
1
Figure 139
Frame Leveling
23087
1
Figure 140
Eye Bolt Adjustment
21930
- Operator 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Important Safety Information 5
- Handle Chemicals Properly 7
- Keep Riders Off Machinery 7
- Use Safety Lights and Devices 7
- Transport Machinery Safely 8
- Shutdown and Storage 8
- Tire Safety 8
- Practice Safe Maintenance 9
- Safety At All Times 9
- Safety Decals 10
- Amber Reflectors 11
- 838-267C 11
- Daytime Reflectors 11
- 838-265C 11
- 818-323C (Option) 12
- Danger: Chemical Hazard 12
- 818-590C 12
- Danger: Crushing Hazard 12
- EXCESSIVE SPEED HAZARD 14
- 818-632C 16
- Warning: Fan Hazard 16
- 818-860C 16
- Warning: Moving Parts 16
- 818-398C 18
- Caution: Tires Not A Step 18
- 838-426C 18
- Caution: Tire Pressure 18
- 858-011C 19
- Introduction 20
- Using This Manual 21
- Document Family 21
- Owner Assistance 21
- Preparation and Setup 22
- Hitching Tractor to Planter 23
- Hydraulic Hose Hookup 24
- Monitor Setup 26
- Marker Setup (Option) 27
- Operating Instructions 28
- Unfolding the Planter 30
- Raising/Lowering Planter 33
- Folding the Planter 34
- Install Lock Channels 35
- Activate Fold Solenoid Valves 35
- Begin Folding 35
- Transporting 37
- Transport Weights 38
- Loading Materials 39
- Monitor Operation 46
- Ground Drive Lock-Up 47
- Seed Meter Drive Lock-Up 49
- Field Setup Checklist 50
- Air System Operation 52
- Meter Operation 54
- Fan Operation 55
- 858-193C 56
- 848-020C 57
- Figure 45 60
- Dry Fertilizer System 62
- Liquid Fertilizer Operation 64
- Dry Fertilizer Operation 64
- Marker Operation 65
- Field Operation 66
- Adjustments 69
- Setting Material Rates 70
- Marker Adjustments 72
- Row Implement Adjustments 73
- 362363196 75
- SHARP OBJECT HAZARD 77
- Depth of (new) coulter blade 78
- Side Gauge Wheel Adjustment 81
- Row Unit Shut-Off 87
- Troubleshooting 92
- Seed Pool Troubleshooting 93
- Population Too Low 95
- Seed Population Too High 97
- Population Related 99
- Problem Cause Solution 100
- No Fertilizer 100
- General Troubleshooting 102
- Maintenance and Lubrication 105
- Height Switch Adjustment 106
- Material Clean-Out 107
- Dry Fertilizer Clean-Out 110
- Liquid Fertilizer Clean-Out 114
- Liquid Fertilizer Maintenance 115
- Seed Meter Maintenance 116
- Bleeding Hydraulics 119
- Marker Maintenance 120
- Chain Maintenance 121
- Per Hopper 124
- Caster Wheel Pivot 128
- As Required 129
- Seasonal 130
- Seed Lubricants 132
- Options and Accessories 133
- Frame-Mounted Row Accessories 134
- Row Options (Unit-Mount) 135
- Rigid Row Cleaners (UMRC) 136
- Seed Meter Disks 137
- Inside Disc Scrapers 137
- Gauge Wheel Scrapers 138
- Lock-Up Pins 138
- Seed Tube Brush 138
- Seed Firmers 139
- Paddle Wheel Kit 140
- Seed Lubricant 140
- Specifications and Capacities 141
- 47 feet 7 inches (14.50 m) 144
- Torque Values Chart 149
- Tire Inflation Chart 149
- Chain Routing 150
- Appendix B - Pre-Delivery 154
- 803-021C NUT HEX 5/8-11 PLT 155
- Marker Assembly 156
- 803-019C NUT LOCK 1/2-13 PLT 157
- Press Wheel Installation 158
- Appendix C - Initial Setup 160
- PM400 Monitor Quick-Start 161
- Level Planter 163
- Wing Alignment 164
- Speed Calibration 165
- Marker Extension 165
- 122-278S Scraper Installation 167
- Table of Contents Index 175
- Salina, Kansas 67402-5060 USA 176
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