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SETTING THE LEVELLER BEHIND THE SEED BOOTS

The depth and angle are both set in one step. By changing the angle you will achieve lower catchment of plant
residues. At the same time, the depth of processing and the down-pressure will decrease.

Picture 59 – Setting of the leveller

Leveller protection

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Page 1: ...l farmet farmet cz IČ 46504931 DIČ CZ46504931 Farmet a s Jiřinková 276 552 03 Česká Skalice CZ telefon 420 491 450 111 fax 420 491 450 136 GSM 420 774 715 738 OPERATING MANUAL FALCON 3 4 6 8 Edition 7 effective from 1 7 2020 ...

Page 2: ...ossibilities of Use of Your Machine The disc sowing machines are intended for areal sowing with the option to sow broad line cultures into strips The sowing machine is intended for sowing a wide range of farming products such as cereal pulses oil bearing crops clover crops grass etc The actual conditions for sowing individual farming products are stated below The machine is intended for aggregatio...

Page 3: ... 6 1 Creating an order 40 7 6 2 Levels of seeds in the hopper 41 7 7 Setting passage sensors 41 7 7 1 Seeding sensors diagnostics 44 7 7 2 Switching off the seed flow system sensor 44 7 7 3 Designation of motors and dosers 45 8 UNFOLDING AND FOLDING MACHINE 45 8 1 Unfolding the machine 46 8 2 Folding the machine 48 9 LOWERING AND LIFTING 50 10 FILLING UP THE SEED FERTILIZER CONTAINER 50 11 SETTING...

Page 4: ...ricans 95 18 5 The pressure in the tyres 96 18 6 Recommended tightening torques of bolting 97 19 STORING THE MACHINE 97 20 PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMEN 97 21 DISPOSAL OF THE MACHINE AFTER THE END OF ITS USABLE LIFE 97 22 MAINTENANCE AND TERMS OF GUARANTEE 98 22 1 Maintenance 98 22 2 Guarantee 98 ...

Page 5: ...ness 88 14 Check for leakage of the planer in the seedbed 88 15 Check the flow of the fertilizer hoses 16 Check the seed hose for continuity 17 Pour the seed 50 18 Pour the fertilizer 50 19 Check and adjust the seeder plane 65 20 Set the lower end of the tractor s TPS 65 21 Set the sowing depth 66 22 Adjust the depth of the front section 70 23 Set the dose in the electronics 58 24 Set the value on...

Page 6: ...Manual FALCON 3 4 6 8 6 99 ...

Page 7: ...row section depth 200mm spacing 250 300 mm 12 10 16 13 24 20 32 26 Number of chisels of 3 row section depth 200mm spacing 250 300 mm 12 10 16 13 24 20 32 26 Number of chisels of 2 row section depth 300mm spacing 375 mm 8 16 24 32 Working capacity ha h 3 4 5 4 6 6 9 8 12 Pulling vehicle kW 92 125 117 160 161 220 205 280 Working speed km h 10 20 10 20 10 20 10 20 Maximum transport speed km h 25 25 2...

Page 8: ...d km h 10 20 10 20 Maximum transport speed km h 25 25 Maximum slope accessibility 6 6 Tyre dimensions 7 5 16 7 5 16 Type of brakes distribution 1 air two line air two line Number of hydraulic circuits pressure bar 2 210 2 200 Number of quick coupling devices type 4 ISO 12 5 4 ISO 12 5 Non pressure return line max 5 bar 1 ISO 20 1 ISO 20 Hydraulic fan oil flow l min 30 40 30 40 Oil flow for machine...

Page 9: ...on of the machine A 4 12 Maintenance and service repairs may only be performed by a person 13 Authorized by the owner 14 Trained in an engineering field with the knowledge of repairs of similar machinery 15 Verifiably informed on the safety rules of working with the machine 16 With a driving licence in the relevant category for repairs of the machine attached to a tractor A 5 17 The operator of th...

Page 10: ...production label B 2 2 The dimensions of the transported machine including the vehicle must comply with valid regulations for traffic on ground communications decrees acts B 3 3 The transported machine must be always attached to the vehicle so that it cannot be released during transportation B 4 4 The carrier is responsible for damages caused by the release of incorrectly or insufficiently attache...

Page 11: ...ther users C If the aforementioned SAFETY LABEL located on the machine is damaged or destroyed THE OPERATOR MUST REPLACE IT WITH A NEW ONE The position appearance and exact meaning of work safety labels on the machine are given in the following tables Tab 2 p 11 12 and the picture Picture 1 2 p 13 Tb 2 Self adhesive warning safety labels located on the machine WARNING SAFETY LABEL TEXT TO THE LABE...

Page 12: ...ervice bridge stay beyond their reach P 50 H When tipping the service bridge stay beyond its reach P 20 H When working with the machine as well as during its transportation keep a safe distance from electric appliances P 39 H It is forbidden to fold and unfold the side frames of the machine on a slope or an inclined plane P 100 H Pictured positions of the lever and the hydraulic ball valve functio...

Page 13: ...13 99 Picture 1 Picture 2 P 100 H P 101 H P 1 H P 2 H P 6 H P 20 H P 50 H P 39 H P 37 H P 4 H P 39 H P 37 H P 4 H P 50 H P 37 H P 52 H P 53 H P 20 H P 50 H P 13 H P 20 H P 20 H P 52 H P 53 H P 50 H P 37 H P 39 H P 37 H P 4 H ...

Page 14: ...seed tubes to the sowing body where it is placed in the soil in rows The soil is then compacted by the wheel and levelled out with the leveller The seeding mechanism is driven by electric motors The fan for the transport of seeds is driven by hydraulic motor from the hydraulic circuit of the tractor The machine is equipped with central markers and markers of rail lines The electronic system of the...

Page 15: ...wbar with a collapsible resting leg 4 1 5 Sowing bodies with press wheels 4 1 2 Chisel section 4 1 6 Leveller after the sowing bodies 4 1 3 Pneumatic tyred flotation roller 4 1 7 Markers 4 1 4 Leveller section Seed hopper with moveable orifice plate Easy release of fertilizer distribution 4 1 2 new replaceable chisel shape 4 1 1 4 1 3 4 1 4 4 1 5 4 1 2 4 1 6 4 1 7 ...

Page 16: ... of the machine FALCON COMPACT 4 1 1 Drawbar with a collapsible resting leg 4 1 4 Sowing bodies with press wheels 4 1 2 Disk section 4 1 5 Leveller after the sowing bodies 4 1 3 Pneumatic tyred flotation roller 4 1 6 Markers 4 1 1 4 1 3 4 1 4 4 1 5 4 1 2 4 1 6 ...

Page 17: ...vironment The operator must check the machine before every use putting into operation for aspects in the field of completeness safety at work work hygiene fire safety traffic safety and protection of environment If the machine shows signs of damage it must not be put into operation Execute aggregation of the machine with the tractor on an even and compact surface When working on slopes observe the...

Page 18: ...s of the machine 37 5 mm 9 Requirement for the hydraulic system of the tractor x circuit of the electric distributor 14 Pressure in the circuit min 190 bar max 230 60 l min 2 sockets for snap coupling ISO 12 5 19 circuit of the hydraulic engine 20 Pressure in the filling branch min 130 bar max 230 bar 1 socket for snap coupling ISO 12 5 21 Pressure in the waste branch max 3 bar 1 socket for snap c...

Page 19: ...raulic motor of the fan ISO 12 5 red pressure tube 20 40 l min ISO 20 black open waste Controls of the machine hydraulics ISO 12 5 blue pressure tube 50 60 l min ISO 12 5 blue reverse tube Hydraulic drift drive ISO 12 5 green pressure tube 10 15 l min Micro drill ISO 12 5 black pressure tube 15 20 l min Flexi boards ISO 12 5 white pressure tube 15 20 l min ISO 12 5 white reverse tube 15 20 l min L...

Page 20: ...Manual FALCON 3 4 6 8 20 99 6 3 HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM OF THE MACHINE ...

Page 21: ... the operator To connect the electronic unit use the feeding cable that is included in the machine delivery The connecting cable must be connected directly to the tractor accumulator The connecting cable contains the required sockets for connecting the electronic unit Do not connect the connecting cable and the unit to any other connectors in the tractor ATTENTION Check correct polarity of the cab...

Page 22: ...Manual FALCON 3 4 6 8 22 99 The cable has to be connected at 12 V anywhere in the tractor cabin Picture 4 Connection socket on the tractor ...

Page 23: ...fan revolutions the tractor must be equipped with regulation of the oil flow rate Picture 5 Hydraulic drive Tab 5 Rotary hydraulic motor Capacity cm3 rev 8 Minimum revolutions of the small fan rpm 1000 Maximum revolutions of the small fan rpm 6000 Minimum revolutions of the big fan rpm 1000 Maximum revolutions of the big fan rpm 3000 Pressure oil P Minimum pressure in the PRESSURE HOSE bar 130 Max...

Page 24: ...t seal out which causes damage to the hydraulic motor fan Pressure hose Connect the pressure hose to the circuit giving priority to the oil supply Picture 6 Position of quick couplings in the tractor 6 6 1 Connecting the free drain hose Connect the outlet hose outer 27 mm with the large quick coupling to the free drain to the tractor tank In case that there is no free drain to the tank attached to...

Page 25: ...r pressure on the pressure gauge in the hopper must be set gradually Fan revolutions pressure on the pressure gauge are set by regulating the oil flow rate in the tractor If the hydraulic drive is started with cold oil it is necessary to increase the motor revolutions gradually before the oil warms up During commissioning and the first handover the technician in charge of the handover must inspect...

Page 26: ...or must be within the range from 12 V to 14 4 V to ensure proper function of the system Secure the connecting cables between the machine and tractor against mechanical damage and against heat stress from the hot parts of the tractor and hydraulic conduction Turn on the display after you have connected the system to the power source If an unusual situation occurs during the operation disconnect the...

Page 27: ... Furthermore the sensor turns on the control of the machine functions TURNING OFF THE SOWING Turning the sowing off the electric motors of the seed feeders is controlled by a pressure sensor located in the hydraulic circuit of the axle lifting The sensitivity of this sensor is set to the pressure of 10 MPa When the machine is digging out the oil pressure is led to the hydraulic distributor and whe...

Page 28: ...e work in the field Also the basic display shows all important data such as speed of the machinery ventilator revolutions seed quantity creation of rail lines and the position of the rear sowing section Picture 12 basic display Hopper level Fan speed Travel speed Trip counting and tramline marking Switching ON OFF the application Seed rate correction Machine hydraulics control Settings Information...

Page 29: ...edure for folding unfolding the machine Controlling the rear sowing section controlled from the tractor using the blue hydraulic circuit when the application is activated also possible to control when the display unit is off Then in combination with markers Controlling the front sowing section controlled from the tractor using the yellow hydraulic circuit when the application is activated For tran...

Page 30: ...ion you want to activate If no marker is selected before the run the machine will work without them Picture 14 Controlling markers Picture 15 Description of markers control Controlling of markers Function marsh Turn right marker ON Turn marker automatics ON Turn left marker ON Turn both markers OFF Obstacle function Turn both markers ON Displaying the activated marker Selection of automated marker...

Page 31: ...display unit Marsh function if it is necessary to drive through wet spots marshes during seeding or when the machine accidentally ends up in a marsh then this function can be activated by pressing the corresponding hydraulic circuit that lifts the sowing section but the machine continues sowing This increases the passage ability of the machine through wet spots Picture 16 Description of functions ...

Page 32: ...ost frequently used solution This layout of rail flaps always corresponds with an odd number of passes of the seed drill per width of the sprayer It is also possible to set the rhythm of rail lines for even number of passes of the machine but that requires the execution of a zero pass B Two rail line flaps on one side of the machine on the right or on the left The location of the flaps on the righ...

Page 33: ...r of passes of the machine per width of the sprayer Length Number of passes that determines the rail lines rhythm repetition Left Right Determines the pass during which a rail line is created left right Individual Setting Here you can choose your own settings Individual steps for setting the correct rail lines rhythm 1 We know the width of the machine 2 We know the width of the sprayer 3 We know t...

Page 34: ... Possible flap positions Calculation result Line No Resulting rhythm Left flaps Right flaps 3 3 3 2 2 5 5 5 3 3 7 7 7 4 4 9 9 9 5 5 11 11 11 6 6 Example The structural width of the sprayer is 30 m the structural width of the machine is 6 m Procedure 30 6 5 Resulting rhythm green line in the chart ...

Page 35: ...rayer is 12 m the structural width of the machine is 3 m Procedure 12 3 4 Resulting rhythm green line in the chart rhythm 4S The picture shows that the rail lines are formed during the second pass First a zero pass has to be executed during which the rail lines system must be deactivated During the first pass we have to sow with a half of the machine over the zero pass or we have to turn off a hal...

Page 36: ... 6 999 6 3 Example The structural width of the sprayer is 24 m the structural width of the machine is 6 m Procedure 24 6 4 Resulting rhythm green line in the chart The picture shows that the rail lines are formed during the second pass If the rail flaps are located on the other side of the seed bar the procedure will be the same but sowing starts on the right side of the field and thus rail lines ...

Page 37: ... 6 12 999 12 6 7 14 999 14 7 8 Example The structural width of the sprayer is 12 m the structural width of the machine is 3 m Procedure 12 3 4 Resulting rhythm green line in the chart The picture shows that rail lines are formed during the second and third pass of the seed drill If the rail flaps are located on the other side of the seed bar the procedure will be the same but sowing starts on the ...

Page 38: ...in the graphic and chart illustration Width of the machine m Width of the sprayer m Program Line No Number of passes per machine width length On the left On the right 3 15 5 5 3 3 3 21 7 7 4 4 3 27 9 9 5 5 4 20 5 5 3 3 4 28 7 7 4 4 4 36 9 9 5 5 6 18 3 3 2 2 6 30 5 5 3 3 6 42 7 7 4 4 8 24 3 3 2 2 8 40 5 5 3 3 Width of the seed drill 6 m Width of the sprayer 42 m Width of the seed drill 3 m Width of...

Page 39: ...il lines Picture 19 Setting the rhythm of rail lines in the display unit Adding passes Deducting passes Blocking rail line passes Setting rail lines This is where you enter using the pivoting cursor selected values This is where you enter where the rail line flaps are located ...

Page 40: ...ng an order Useful for field descriptions and customer service Area sown Area quantity Deleting values Total value Service hours Total time Total distance Total area Area output Area output Order creation Number of task Order name Product name Stopping the order Total area Total amount ...

Page 41: ...is signalization is accompanied with a warning message Activation deactivation of sowing or fertilization this button is used for activating or deactivating sowing or fertilization the button stops the appropriate motor driving the seeding mechanism also sensors in the hopper are deactivated Picture 21 Activation deactivation of sowing or fertilization 7 7 SETTING PASSAGE SENSORS DICKEY JOHN SYSTE...

Page 42: ...e set at 6 and fine seeds such as rape should be set at 3 If none of the sowing hoses is clogged the status of sensors is not displayed anywhere At the moment when one of the hoses gets clogged an error message is displayed a chart appears on the display showing which sensor is blocked in which row Picture 22 Setting the sowing sensors Setting the sensors of seed passage Diagnostics ...

Page 43: ...s 5 WHEAT RYE BARLEY OATS 2 seed s 6 WHEAT RYE BARLEY OATS 5 seed s 7 OATS 10 seed s 8 OATS 20 seed s 9 100 seed s 10 1000 seed s If the defined number of seeds does not pass through during the given time the system reports a low passage of seeds so this is not sensitivity as such but a control parameter of the seed passage Picture 23 Setting sensor sensitivity Increased sensitivity Decreased sens...

Page 44: ...s pass through them The passability of seeds can also be checked during driving in the sensor diagnostics If any of the hoses gets clogged the passage sensor registers it and a signal in the form of a chart appears on the main screen showing which hose is blocked Displaying sensor diagnostics red crosses seeds do not pass green ticks seeds pass Picture 24 Sensor diagnostics 7 7 2 Switching off the...

Page 45: ...ch of the side frames during their unfolding or folding i e in the place of their position stop and that no one puts their fingers or other body parts into the area of the joints Execute unfolding or folding on flat and solid surfaces or crosswise to a slope Unfold or fold the machine only when it is lifted on the axle Remove any soil stuck on the folding places as it may disturb the function and ...

Page 46: ...e front preparatory section This protection is mechanical pins in the front joints of the folding mechanism one on each side or hydraulic mechanical protection hydraulic protection 2 Open the blue ball valve MUST STAY OPEN FOR WORK 3 Press the key for machine hydraulics control A on the display unit screen then press the key for unfolding folding B B A ...

Page 47: ...e preparatory section unfolds first then the other parts of the machine unfold Picture 25 Unfolding the machine 5 When the machine is completely unfolded and the circuit has been pressurized confirm the task of unfolding C The machine is now completely unfolded and the sowing application can be activated Picture 26 Task confirmation C ...

Page 48: ...ft the machine fully and close the valve of the front preparatory section see Picture 30 2 Turn on the folding unfolding function on the display unit see Picture 27 Picture 27 Unfolding folding on 3 Release the pressure oil so that the machine folds into the transport position Picture 28 Folding the machine A ...

Page 49: ...hine must be confirmed C Picture 29 Task confirmation 5 Close the blue ball valve Picture 30 Closing the folding valve 6 Secure the front section for transport either mechanically or hydraulically according to the equipment Picture 31 Securing the front section C ...

Page 50: ...ess ladder for access to the service platform Remove and store the canvas Remove the central brackets of the canvas Fill up the hopper with the required type and volume of seeds fertilizer Return the central brace rods back and cover the hopper with the protecting canvas The platform is only intended for the operator for filling up the container It is strictly forbidden to use the platform during ...

Page 51: ...of filling the hopper in the machine setting on page 2 3 2 Write down the weight that you poured into the hopper use the rotary knob on the side of the terminal Filled to maximum Empty hopper Current hopper status How much will be added to the hopper Current hopper status Current hopper status in percentage ...

Page 52: ... 150 180 123 100 120 81 120 140 141 120 140 137 X X 40 160 190 155 160 190 152 160 190 146 120 130 90 140 160 160 140 160 156 X X 45 180 210 178 180 210 175 180 210 163 130 150 105 160 180 181 160 180 177 X X 50 200 230 195 200 230 192 200 230 184 150 170 115 180 200 201 180 200 197 X X 55 220 250 222 220 250 219 220 250 202 170 190 127 200 220 224 200 220 220 X X 60 240 260 240 240 260 237 240 26...

Page 53: ...0 155 160 190 152 160 190 146 120 130 90 140 160 160 140 160 156 X X 45 180 210 178 180 210 175 180 210 163 130 150 105 160 180 181 160 180 177 X X 50 200 230 195 200 230 192 200 230 184 150 170 115 180 200 201 180 200 197 X X 55 220 250 222 220 250 219 220 250 202 170 190 127 200 220 224 200 220 220 X X 60 240 260 240 240 260 237 240 260 221 190 210 140 220 240 240 220 240 236 X X 65 250 280 265 ...

Page 54: ...0 224 325 340 391 325 340 387 X X 100 340 360 405 340 360 402 340 360 378 340 360 234 340 360 415 340 360 410 X X CALIBRATION TABLE FOR SOWING SEEDS ACCORD DISPENSER APPROXIMATE VALUES AT 10 km h FOR THE SOWING MACHINES FALCON 6 PRO 1 DISPENSER SEEDS WHEAT RYE BARLEY OATS PEAS MAIZE MUSTARD Vol mass kg dm3 0 77 0 74 0 68 0 5 0 81 0 79 0 6 kg ha g ot kg ha g ot kg ha g ot kg ha g ot kg ha g ot kg h...

Page 55: ...5 160 237 145 160 221 145 160 140 145 160 240 145 160 236 X X 65 165 180 262 165 180 262 165 180 242 165 180 152 165 180 263 165 180 259 X X 70 185 200 282 185 200 282 185 200 262 185 200 163 185 200 289 185 200 285 X X 75 205 220 300 205 220 299 205 220 281 205 220 177 205 220 308 205 220 304 X X 80 225 250 315 225 250 316 225 250 301 225 250 187 225 250 330 225 250 326 X X 85 260 290 340 260 290...

Page 56: ...18 8 16 5 15 km h kg ha min 13 26 10 20 7 13 5 10 4 9 5 15 km h kg ha max 50 100 38 75 25 50 19 38 17 33 5 15 km h kg ha min 30 60 23 45 15 30 11 23 10 20 5 15 km h kg ha max 120 240 90 180 60 120 45 90 40 80 5 15 km h kg ha min 75 150 56 113 38 75 28 56 25 50 5 15 km h kg ha max 300 600 225 450 150 300 113 225 100 200 5 15 km h kg ha min 150 300 113 225 75 150 56 113 50 100 5 15 km h kg ha max 60...

Page 57: ...Manual FALCON 3 4 6 8 57 99 The second step is to set the sowing dose in the electronic system ...

Page 58: ...equired sowing rate for one metering unit and enter 0 kg ha for the other Picture 35 Setting the seed rate for the respective metering unit Third step is the calibration step Picture 36 Calibration test Here is a value for correct dose in kg ha Here the calibration test in this case seed Carefull for 100 kg must fill as 0100 0 Select the corresponding feeder using side rotation knob Set what speed...

Page 59: ...under the sowing device which we consider before which prevents the seed from falling into the pipeline After these operations press the button to start filling the bag with seed Picture 37 Filing bag The fourth step is to weigh the seed bag and enter the net seed weight into the display unit Picture 38 Entering the weighed value The whole process will be carried out for the second metering unit a...

Page 60: ...anged in 10 step but this setting can be changed in the user setting on the second side of the CUSTOMIZE setting Picture 39 Adjustment of seed rate The display unit then adjusts the dosage to the newly determined seed rate Increase seed rate 2 Increase seed rate 3 Increase seed rate 1 Reduce seed rate Restore seed rate back to 100 ...

Page 61: ...E DRESSING 1 Black hydraulic circuit 2 The hose marked with two strips is always a pressure hose 3 The screw dispenser does not have an adjustable turnstile doses are regulated by the screw rotation 4 Ideal hydraulic oil flow rate 10 15 l min Picture 40 Rotational direction of the fertilizer dispenser ...

Page 62: ... 4 mm Before filling the seed into the hopper it is very important to check the purity of the turnstile and the dosing planer on the dosing roller For fine seeds set the setting roller to position 0 the container must be cleaned and closed beforehand and the seeding mechanism must be empty Place the closing valve on the body of the feeder into the cut on the hexagon shaft This way the roller of th...

Page 63: ...r 5000 5700 Grass 5000 5700 BIG FAN For machines without fertilization Crop Revolution of fan rev min Cereals 1500 2000 Legumes 1500 2500 Corn 1500 2500 Rapessed 1000 1500 Clover 1500 2000 Grass 1000 1500 For fertilizing machines The values stated above are for information only When the ventilator speed is insufficient the seeding amount decreases the air system gets clogged or seeds start falling...

Page 64: ...positing seeds in the soil has to be checked There is a threat of imbalance and irregularities of growth when the sowing depth is not sufficient and there is subsequent drought The use of trail cultivators is recommended to eliminate compaction in the place of the tractor wheel tracks Table of recommended sowing depths of selected farming products Farming product Recommended sowing depth mm WHEAT ...

Page 65: ...o that it is on the same level as the ground with the use of TPS arms of the tractor This will ensure the same depth of soil processing in the front and rear of the machine Picture 55 TPS adjustment TPS arms of the tractor Container in plane with soil Setting the rear depth Front preparatory section ...

Page 66: ...holes of the adjusting slotted piece Each opening corresponds with a particular sowing depth This only applies when the machine is on flat ground Picture 56 Slotted piece of the setting depth Picture 57 Openings in the slotted piece 3 6 1 2 9 4 5 7 8 Pin for setting depth Backstop bar Slotted piece from 1 to 9 ...

Page 67: ... maximum pressure in loose and soft soil conditions On the other hand it is not appropriate to set minimum pressure in hard and heavy soil conditions as the coulters would not cut into the soil When the drill coulter pressure is too high and the soil conditions have not been estimated properly the following may occur The compacting wheel of the drill coulter is forced too deep into the ground lift...

Page 68: ... Keep pushing the section down 6 Turn the reducing valve to the right the pressure will increase 7 When the setting is finished lock the valve 8 To reduce the down pressure lift the working section and release the reducing valve 9 Lower the section down the pressure is reduced If you cannot reach the required values repeat the procedure with the following higher depth of sowing The optimal pressur...

Page 69: ...HE SEED BOOTS The depth and angle are both set in one step By changing the angle you will achieve lower catchment of plant residues At the same time the depth of processing and the down pressure will decrease Picture 59 Setting of the leveller Leveller protection ...

Page 70: ...e piston rod for lifting that are placed on the piston rod The depth always corresponds to the combination of the individual spacers see Table and the sticker on the machine It is important that the working depth of the front section never exceeds the required sowing depth for ideal operation of the machine Picture 60 Setting the depth of the front section Front section piston rod ...

Page 71: ... 3 4 6 8 71 99 Shift of seed disc units The possibility of shifting the sowing units to the same pitch of the fertilizer section sowing every second sowing coulter the seed is laid in the same line as the fertilizer ...

Page 72: ...Manual FALCON 3 4 6 8 72 99 Remove the spacer sleeve transfer the seeding units using the screw place the spacing sleeve on the other side of the brace ...

Page 73: ...n weight and it is automatically lifted together with the drill coulters The angle is set using a pin that is adjusted in the holes of the slotted piece If there are few post harvest residues in the field set the leveller in a perpendicular position On the other hand if there are a lot of post harvest residues e g after corn the leveller must be laid to prevent clogging Picture 61 Adjustment of le...

Page 74: ...the piston rods of the markers That means that the valve on the oil tube returning from the marker piston rod is throttled regulated Set the choke valves as needed and observe all instructions of safety at work The guarantee will not be accepted if there has been an unauthorized intervention in the system In case of any defects in the system contact the Service Department of the production plant T...

Page 75: ...ual FALCON 3 4 6 8 75 99 15 8 SETTING OF THE DEEP FERTILIZING DISC Depth of the fertilizer discs is adjusted to the hydroclips according to the sticker on the machine Picture 63 Setting deep of fertilizing ...

Page 76: ...S SEED SENSORS 00 00 no error sensor number 00 01 Disconnected cable number sensor is the last known good sensor 00 09 Sensor reset sensor n a Compatibility The terminal can be incompatible with the job computer for the following reasons ...

Page 77: ...Manual FALCON 3 4 6 8 77 99 ISO alarms ...

Page 78: ...Manual FALCON 3 4 6 8 78 99 Hydraulic alarms Regulation alarms ...

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Page 80: ...Manual FALCON 3 4 6 8 80 99 Machine specific alarms ...

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Page 84: ...eck the nozzles to prevent any of them from clogging 3 Beam of sowing coulters are receding at different heights Unscrew one of the lifting pistons to the end position Hydraulic Check the piston rods check the nozzles to prevent any of them from clogging Set different depths of stitches on individual frames Mechanical Check the setting of the end depth stops correct setting on all the same Set too...

Page 85: ...ed or fertilizer Electronic The mixer is beyond the limit of functionality it does not take more seed and clogs Reduce the sowing rate or add more air if possible 5 The dispenser motors do not spin after the recess Badly adjusted antenna sensor Mechanical Set the sensor so that the sensor turn on Incorrectly adjusted pressure sensor Hydraulic If the sensor is set to low pressure then at any pressu...

Page 86: ...ry large against a very hard surface Check and optimize 9 The main wheels of the main cylinder are in the air the machine is not unfolded Hydraulic The machine is not fully tilted not tilted by the appropriate hydraulic function 10 Error The dispenser does not rotate Allowed mechanical coupling of doser and engine Mechanical Check the clutch to see if it is allowed so the motor rotates and the dis...

Page 87: ...nd entered the seed test Electronic Check the seed drill procedure For example you can also exclude the bag weight option Perform the sowing test again 12 Does not approve sowing up to 20 Badly done seed drill Electronic Check the seed drill procedure For example you can also exclude the bag weight option Perform the sowing test again 13 do not correspond to the hectares worked per computer It dis...

Page 88: ...ng the discharge chute Picture 64 Detail of emptying the container Clean of the doser roller When you empty the container we recommend sowing a few metres with the empty machine and running fan in order to remove the residues of seeds from the feeder and the whole system of the machine Prompt removal of the seed residues especially when you do not use the machine for a longer period of time prolon...

Page 89: ...Manual FALCON 3 4 6 8 89 99 Fertilizer metering drive Located below the fertilizer hopper earlier in the front possibility of pulling out the auger without disassembling the drive trouble free cleaning ...

Page 90: ...ine with the use of control levers of the hydraulic system in the tractor cabin For attaching the machine when manipulating it with the use of lifting equipment use only places marked by stick on labels with the symbol of a chain If there is a defect or damage on the machine immediately turn off the tractor engine and secure the engine from turning on secure the machine against movement then you c...

Page 91: ... use a high pressure cleaner or direct water jet for cleaning hydraulic rolls piston rod and bearings and electronic parts The bearings and seals are not waterproof under high pressure Hydraulic system Checking the function tightness mounting and worn spots of all hydraulic components and hoses X X Hydraulic hoses replacement Damaged outer casing of the hose mechanically or rotten Fluid leakage mo...

Page 92: ... 1 5 300 Nm M 20 x 1 5 400 Nm M 22 x 1 5 500 Nm X X Brake system Brake line and hoses checking the function tightness mounting and clamping or breaking X X X Brake components checking the function tightness mounting X X X Air nozzle draining with the drain valve X X Drain valve checking the function cleaning and replacement of sealing X X Pipe filter cleaning X X Brake parking brake checking the f...

Page 93: ...logging overall condition X X Hydraulic joints and hoses Tightness of all components and permeability X Distributor Checking for foreign particles Unscrew the lid of the distributor and check the outlets Checking the function and position of rail line flaps X Seeding mechanism dispenser Checking the overall condition setting wear and tear tightness X Checking for foreign particles X Checking the c...

Page 94: ... parts Spray the piston rods of the hydraulic rollers with suitable anti corrosion agents Check that all screw and plug in connections for tightness see the table of Torque Check for any damage of the electric lines and replace them when needed Brake system Use anti free liquid approx 0 1 L without ethanol before the last drive acc to the recommendation of the tractor manufacturer Secure the machi...

Page 95: ... 65 Pole joint Picture 66 Bearing of axle 18 4 MANIPULATION WITH LUBRICANS Handle lubricants and oils as hazardous waste according to the valid acts and regulations Protect yourself from direct contact with oils by using gloves or protective lotion Wash oil stains on skin thoroughly with warm water and soap Do not clean the skin with petrol diesel oil or other dissolving agents Oil is poisonous If...

Page 96: ...80 kg 3 0 Bar 2 5 Bar Mitas 0 kg 6 570 kg 0 6 Bar 0 6 Bar 420 65R20 6 570 kg 7 530 kg 0 8 Bar 0 8 Bar 7 530k g 8 460 kg 1 0 Bar 1 0 Bar 8 460 kg 9 330 kg 1 2 Bar 1 2 Bar 9 330 kg 10 350 kg 1 4 Bar 1 4 Bar 10 350 kg 11 400 kg 1 6 Bar 1 6 Bar BKT 0 kg 7 680 kg 0 6 Bar 0 6 Bar 440 65R20 7 680 kg 8 970 kg 0 8 Bar 0 8 Bar 8 970 kg 10 290 kg 1 0 Bar 1 0 Bar 10 290 kg 11 430 kg 1 2 Bar 1 2 Bar 11 430 kg ...

Page 97: ...machine with folded frames in the transport position Leave the machine on the axle and the standing leg secure the machine against movement with wedges or other suitable instruments The machine must not be leaning on the discs as they may get damaged Prevent access by unauthorized persons to the machine 20 PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMEN Check the tightness of the hydraulic system regularly Replace or re...

Page 98: ...ns stated in the operating manual The guarantee does not apply to spare parts that can be worn out i e to regular wear and tear of replaceable working parts shares blades etc The guarantee does not apply to indirect consequences due to potential damage such as decrease in the usable life etc The guarantee is related to the machine and does not cease to exist when the owner changes The guarantee is...

Page 99: ...ction заводской номер numer produkcyjny 3 Příslušná nařízení vlády č 176 2008 Sb směrnice 2006 42 ES Applicable Governmental Decrees and Orders No 176 2008 Sb Directive 2006 42 ES Einschlägige Regierungsverordnungen NV Nr 176 2008 Slg Richtlinie 2006 42 ES Décrets respectifs du gouvernement n 176 2008 du Code directive 2006 42 CE Соответствующие постановления правительства 176 2008 Сб инструкция 2...

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