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Section 2 Operating Instructions
6/21/2004
PH-15, PH-20, PFH-15 and PFH-20 Coulter Command System 148-384M
Great Plains Mfg., Inc.
!
WARNING
Shut the tractor off and put all hydraulic valve levers in neutral
position before attempting to work on or crawl under the ma-
chine. Do not crawl under a raised machine without the trans-
port locks securely in place. Sudden hydraulic activation or
failure could cause serious injury or death.
A properly adjusted lift switch allows the automatic coulter
depth feature to be interrupted early in the lift cycle. This
provides the fastest lift cycle times when turning around in
the field. Operating the lift switch early in the lift cycle, also
provides the maximum amount of time for the depth sens-
ing gauge wheel cylinder to completely extend as the ma-
chine is lowered back to field position. It is important that
the depth sensing gauge wheel cylinder always be fully ex-
tended when the Precision Hitch is in field position to allow
the depth sensing gauge wheel to float through its full
range of motion.
Speed Sensor
The Coulter Command depth control system automatically
compensates for changes in ground speed. A speed sen-
sor and speed sensor plate mounted behind the coulter
depth sensing wheel monitors the ground speed so the
Coulter Command can adjust for it. This sensor should be
in close proximity to the speed sensor plate. In general, it
should never need adjustment. If the sensor does get
moved, it should be adjusted against the speed sensor
plate until it just touches the plate in the closest part of the
rotation. A bent speed sensor plate should be straight-
ened or replaced immediately. To adjust the speed sensor,
loosen the two #6 screws on the sensor and slide it toward
the speed sensor plate. Rotate the depth sensing wheel to
the position where the speed sensor plate is closest to the
sensor mount, and retighten the sensor mount screws
where the sensor just touches the speed sensor plate.
Hydraulic Valve
All adjustable valve cartridges on the hydraulic valve
blocks are preset at the manufacturer and should not be
tampered with. Tampering with a cartridge valve could re-
sult severe frame damage to the Precision Hitch.
The only required adjustment is on the upper hydraulic
control valve. This valve contains a rotary knob for setting
the Coulter Command to be used with either OPEN CEN-
TERED or CLOSED CENTERED tractor hydraulics.
Check the owners manual of your tractor to determine
what type of hydraulic system you have.
Refer to Hydraulic Hook-Up & Function on page 14 of
this manual for setting the hydraulic control valve for your
style of tractor.
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