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Great Plains

 | 118-949M | 2018-07-03

Table of Contents

Index

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1525P and 1510HDP

Table of Contents

Index

Hydraulic Drive Operation

Calibration Table-Singulating (Low Range) Motor 12T Driving-Mainshaft 36T Driven

Calibration Table-Volumetric (Low Range) Motor 12T Driving-Mainshaft 36T Driven

Crop

Meter

(population/acre)

(population/hectare)

Corn

TR 

3

0in (76.2cm) **

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15600

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Corn

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8

cm) ***

2

8

 cell

14200

38

500

5700

15600

1751

Corn

3

0in (76.2cm) ***

2

8

 cell

14200

38

500

5700

15600

1167

Corn

TR 

3

0in (76.2cm) **

42 cell

21200

57600

8

600

2

33

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3

501

Corn

20in (50.

8

cm) ***

42 cell

21200

57600

8

600

2

33

00

2627

Corn

3

0in (76.2cm) ***

42 cell

21200

57600

8

600

2

33

00

1751

Cotton

10in (25.4cm) **

120 cell

60750

3

29500

24600

1

333

00

15006

Cotton

TR

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3

0in (76.2cm) **

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60750

3

29500

24600

1

333

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15006

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15in (

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3

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3

29500

12

3

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1

333

00

10004

Cotton

TR 

3

0in (76.2cm) **

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8

cm) **

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3

0400

8

2

3

50

12

3

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333

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7504

Cotton

3

0in (76.2cm) ***

120 cell

3

0400

8

2

3

50

12

3

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333

00

5002

Milo

10in (25.4cm)**

51 cell

25

8

00

70000

10400

2

83

00

6

3

7

8

Milo

TR

S3

0in (76.2cm) **

51 cell

25

8

00

70000

10400

2

83

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6

3

7

8

Milo

15in (

38

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51 cell

25

8

00

70000

10400

2

83

00

4252

Milo

TR

3

0in (76.2cm) **

51 cell

25

8

00

70000

10400

2

83

00

4252

Milo

10in (25.4cm) **

102 cell

52000

140000

21000

56700

12755

Milo

TR

S3

0in (76.2cm) **

102 cell

52000

140000

21000

56700

12755

Milo

15in (

38

.1cm) **

102 cell

52000

140000

21000

56700

8

504

Milo

TR

3

0in (76.2cm) **

102 cell

52000

140000

21000

56700

8

504

Milo

10in (25.4cm) **

1

3

5 cell

6

8

400

1

8

5400

27700

75000

16

88

2

Milo

TR

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0in (76.2cm) **

1

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5 cell

6

8

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1

8

5400

27700

75000

16

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2

Milo

20in (50.

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1

3

5 cell

6

8

400

1

8

5400

27700

75000

11255

Milo

TR

3

0in (76.2cm) **

1

3

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6

8

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1

8

5400

27700

75000

11255

Milo

15in (

38

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102 cell

25

8

00

70000

10400

2

83

00

8

504

Milo

TR

3

0in (76.2cm) **

102 cell

25

8

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70000

10400

2

83

00

8

504

Milo

20in (50.

8

cm) **

102 cell

25

8

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70000

10400

2

83

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6

3

79

Milo

3

0in (76.2cm) ***

102 cell

25

8

00

70000

10400

2

83

00

4252

Milo

15in (

38

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1

3

5 cell

3

4200

92700

1

38

00

3

7500

11255

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TR

3

0in (76.2cm) **

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Milo

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0in (76.2cm) ***

1

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1

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3

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Milo

15in (

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1

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5400

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75000

22510

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Summary of Contents for 1510HDP

Page 1: ...1525P and 1510HDP 3 Point Precision Seeding System Read the operator manual entirely When you see this symbol the subsequent instructions and warnings are serious follow without exception Your life a...

Page 2: ...red the weights and measurements are no longer accurate for your machine Update the record by adding the machine weight and measurements with the option s weight and measurements Dealer Contact Inform...

Page 3: ...l Hookup 15 Leveling the Drill 16 Single Gauge Wheel 16 Operating Instructions 17 Pre Start Checklist 17 Field Operation 18 Meter and Sliding Seed Tube 19 Opener Operation 19 Marker Operation 19 Trans...

Page 4: ...re 86 Press Wheel Stagger 87 Press Wheel Centering 87 Troubleshooting 88 Population Troubleshooting Charts 88 Maintenance and Lubrication 93 Maintenance 93 Material Clean Out 94 Seed Box Clean Out 94...

Page 5: ...uation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury This signal word is limited to the most extreme situations typically for machine components that for functional purposes cannot be gu...

Page 6: ...ire Store or dispose of unused chemicals as specified by chemical manufacturer Avoid High Pressure Fluids Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing serious injury Avoid the hazard b...

Page 7: ...ld the drill while the tractor is moving Shutdown and Storage Lower drill put tractor in park turn off engine and remove the key Secure drill using blocks and supports provided Detach and store drill...

Page 8: ...ety decals Be familiar with all drill functions Operate machinery from the driver s seat only Do not leave drill unattended with tractor engine running Do not stand between the tractor and drill durin...

Page 9: ...3 Table of Contents Index 5 818 003C Slow Moving Vehicle Reflector On the back of the left seed box near drill center 1 total 17769 838 266C Red Reflectors On rear of walkboards outside ends two total...

Page 10: ...ation 838 265C Amber Reflectors On walkboard ends above ladders on the front face of the top front tool bar outside ends four total On markers option On front face of first section of marker one or tw...

Page 11: ...front face of first section of marker two or four total 18270 818 337C Warning Speed Hazard On front of top front tool bar left of hitch one total WARNING EXCESSIVE SPEED HAZARD To Prevent Serious In...

Page 12: ...8262 18262 818 587C Caution Read Operator s Manual On front face of lower front tool bar left of hitch one total WARNING Cancer and Reproductive Harm www P65Warnings ca gov Read Owner s Manual before...

Page 13: ...510HDP Table of Contents Index Important Safety Information Great Plains 118 949M 2018 07 03 Table of Contents Index 9 818 751C Caution Tire Pressure On outside rim of each wheel four total 44 85 858...

Page 14: ...maintenance Read this manual and follow the recommendations to help ensure safe and efficient operation The information in this manual is current at printing Some parts may change to assure top perfo...

Page 15: ...sfied with the service received please take the following actions 1 Discuss the matter with your dealership service manager Make sure they are aware of any problems so they can assist you 2 If you are...

Page 16: ...ust marker extension and speed page 122 Option install seed monitor console in tractor page 121 Post Delivery Seasonal Setup On initial delivery use with a new tractor and seasonally check and as nece...

Page 17: ...ills are engineered to be used with Category II or III tractors 15 and 20 3 Point Drills are factory set for Category II tractors To change to Category III exchange the left hand pin support with the...

Page 18: ...draulic hoses are color coded handle grips to help you hookup hoses to your tractor outlets Hoses that go to the same remote valve are marked with the same color Current Style Color Coded Hose Handles...

Page 19: ...ractor is shut down with accessory power off before making connections 1 Mate lighting connector to tractor outlet 2 Option mate monitor connector to tractor harness 3 Mate any accessory or aftermarke...

Page 20: ...nt measurement from bottom of opener tube to the ground Turn the turnbuckle to shorten or lengthen as necessary When adjusting the turnbuckle length remember Lengthening turnbuckle raises drill Shorte...

Page 21: ...shown in Torque Values Chart on page 116 Check drill for worn or damaged parts Repair or replace parts before going to the field Rotate both gauge wheels to see that the drive and meters are working...

Page 22: ...meter clean out doors are closed and pinned For more information see page 93 4 Set seeding rate as explained in Seeding Rate page 53 Refer to Figure 11 5 Open and pin sliding seed tubes 6 Load box wi...

Page 23: ...er adjustments refer to page 70 For more information on troubleshooting opener problems see Troubleshooting on page 87 Marker Operation Optional marker attachments are available from your Great Plains...

Page 24: ...s manual for ballast required Secure Markers Always transport markers in the folded position and marker hydraulic circuit s in neutral to prevent unintended marker movement in cradles Transport Checkl...

Page 25: ...l position and let the bolts slide to the bottom of the slot Use this position to discourage climbers when the drill is parked or in storage This position is not ideal when the drill is in motion 2 Fo...

Page 26: ...g sequence is Activate lever Right unfolds left stays folded Reverse lever Right folds left stays folded Activate lever Left unfolds right stays folded Reverse lever Left folds up right stays folded S...

Page 27: ...ted at ground at an angle approximately 35 below horizontal b a Refer to monitor manual b Refer to sensor documentation Hydraulic System Checklist Page Check tractor hydraulic reservoir full Inspect c...

Page 28: ...eel operation fertilizer application if in use 5 Make necessary adjustments 52 Sharp Field Turns Checklist Page 1 Fold marker 22 2 Raise drill 3 Make turn 4 Lower drill 5 Unfold marker on next row sid...

Page 29: ...recommends parking storing in the raised configuration and on any provided parking stands 2 Unload seed from boxes page 93 Store drill only without seed 3 Unload seed from meters page 93 Possible Che...

Page 30: ...nected red to positive black to negative Connect female socket to power port adapter Disconnect all cables and remove VER 21568 Ext Control module before welding on drill Minimum Hydraulic Pressure 22...

Page 31: ...ION FUNCTION CAL SETTINGS CAL SETTINGS WIDTH CAL SETTINGS ROWS CAL SETTINGS SPEED ENTER TARGET AMOUNT TIME TO RUN FOR CAL ___s CLEAR DRIVE AREA UP CLEAR DN EXIT ENGAGE RUN DRIVE FUNCT EXIT FUNCTION FU...

Page 32: ...e performed hitched but generate harmless errors if undertaken with only the console powered Seed Rate In Manual mode use the arrow buttons to set the desired seed rate in pounds acre or kg ha Or use...

Page 33: ...d until detent clicks Case IH Magnum tractors Lock lever forward in detent position You may need to turn up detent pressure to its maximum setting Do not tie hydraulic lever past detent position with...

Page 34: ...e will occur if attempted 2 Load an amount of seed equal to about twice the expected sample size over one or more rows near the end of the left wing seed box The expected amount of seed is determined...

Page 35: ...e this procedure to switch back to the 12 tooth sprocket when operating 25 series meters Make sure and switch to the proper sprocket on both drives Calibration Table Finger Meter High Range Motor 24T...

Page 36: ...5 cell 68400 185400 27700 75000 16882 Milo 20in 50 8cm 135 cell 68400 185400 27700 75000 11255 Milo TR30in 76 2cm 135 cell 68400 185400 27700 75000 11255 Milo 15in 38 1cm 102 cell 25800 70000 10400 28...

Page 37: ...106 16 43 4 83 Oats 15in 38 1cm Wheat Wide 403 119D 39 106 16 43 3 22 Oats TR30in 76 2cm Wheat Wide 403 119D 39 106 16 43 3 22 Oats 10in 25 4cm V3 403 120D 53 144 21 58 6 57 Oats TRS30in 76 2cm V3 403...

Page 38: ...HR TRS30in 76 2cm Wheat Wide 403 119D 79 214 32 87 9 75 Wheat HR 15in 38 1cm Wheat Wide 403 119D 79 214 32 87 6 50 Wheat HR TR30in 76 2cm Wheat Wide 403 119D 79 214 32 87 6 50 Wheat SR 10in 25 4cm V3...

Page 39: ...ng rate the example 50 0 pounds acrea Set the desired rate before performing a calibration as this value is used by the controller to calculate sample run time If the rate is not set the sample run ti...

Page 40: ...pounds acre pounds feet and mph METRIC units are kg hectare kilograms meters and kph If you change units of measure for rate calibration it also changes units for speed calibration Refer to Figure 25...

Page 41: ...ere using arrow buttons Press FUNCTION button to advance to next window The controller uses this value in determining the sample run time which is based on 1 row Refer to Figure 28 18 Enter your plann...

Page 42: ...to Figure 30 20 It may take some experimenting to select a value that avoids TIME TOO LOW errors Press FUNCTION button to return to step 19 If modest adjustments to the sample size continue to result...

Page 43: ...ibration mode The console beeps again If drive area isn t clear press Down arrow button to abandon the calibration This skips to the next item in the main FUNCTION menu rotation speed calibration page...

Page 44: ...en at right the console has detected an error The most common problem is that motor rotation has not been detected Check all cables connected hydraulic fluid supply to motor This screen is a normal an...

Page 45: ...sample size continue to result in HIGH LOW errors chances are some other parameter is zero or incorrect by a large factor such as decimal place error To start over press OFF and then ON Refer to Figur...

Page 46: ...d to the sample size The example screen at right is halfway through the sample collection and the actual motor rate is slightly high CONTINUE TO MONITOR DRIVE AREA DURING DRIVE ROTATION PRESS THE ENGA...

Page 47: ...e arrow buttons Press FUNCTION button to advance to next window Refer to Figure 45 42 A new calibration number is suggested along with the old calibration number Example Three 4 oz containers were use...

Page 48: ...pping the Priming step 19 through step 30 Rate calibration results once accepted by you are stored until changed and are not lost when power is removed Cautious practice includes a furrow inspection t...

Page 49: ...N button to accept or button to change units of measure ENGLISH U S Customary speed units are mph miles per hour METRIC speed units are kph kilometers per hour If you change units of measure for speed...

Page 50: ...n flags the display shows the distance traveled Refer to Figure 53 7 When the tractor passes the second flag press ENGAGE again Refer to Figure 54 8 The display shows the error or difference between t...

Page 51: ...tractor speedometer or other reference If they disagree by more than a few percent perform another speed calibration Varying Rates with Pre set Function The Precision Population Controller allows you...

Page 52: ...T rate This is the rate that SiteMate calls for if GPS signal is lost or you are outside the map area 3 Note if GPS signal is interrupted or you are outside the map area the Controller continues apply...

Page 53: ...to toggle to VR mode VR should appear on the screen along with the Rate that is being sent from the SiteMate computer See Figure 17 on page 29 Verify that the rate shown on the GP Controller Console i...

Page 54: ...method Set to Sensor Controller time delay Set to 4 sec Application offset from GPS 24 ft 7 32m Add the distance from the hitch pin to your GPS location Serial Port Port 3 7 Press SETUP key Press PRO...

Page 55: ...n operating screen appears 5 Press On VR key again to toggle to VR mode VR should appear on the screen along with the Rate that is being sent from the PF3000 Verify that the rate shown on the GP Contr...

Page 56: ...ustments Marker Disk Angle and Orientation 56 Visibility of mark Marker Chain Length 59 Marker folding operation Marker Extension 60 Intended swath spacing Marker Speed Adjustment 122 Reliable marker...

Page 57: ...y set length to 17 1 2 inches between pin centers to achieve a 26 inch dimension When adjusting the turnbuckle length remember Lengthening turnbuckle raises drill Shortening turnbuckle lowers drill 4...

Page 58: ...ongest span Tighten idler and install retaining pins Set the same drive range sprocket combination on both gauge wheels Transmission Sprockets To change the seeding rate change the transmission sprock...

Page 59: ...r to Figure 72 1 Remove the retaining clip and pull pin Do not remove cotter pin 2 Move meter cap to position seed tube over shut off pad Refer to Figure 73 3 Place pin in hole of meter cap and instal...

Page 60: ...aking adjustments in this area Marker disks may be sharp Refer to Figure 74 1 To change angle of cut and the width of the mark loosen 1 2 inch bolts holding the disk assembly For a wider mark increase...

Page 61: ...ury If an accident occurs seek immediate medical assistance from a physician familiar with this type of injury Check that tractor hydraulic reservoir is full 1 With both markers lowered into field pos...

Page 62: ...Folding Speed with Sequence Valve Refer to Figure 76 If markers are tied together with an optional sequence valve adjust folding speed with hex adjustment screws on the sequence valve body There is on...

Page 63: ...tment by repeating folding process 6 If chain is too short when marker is unfolded it will prevent end of marker from dropping into field depressions causing skips in your marker line Correct this con...

Page 64: ...tion of planting for each successive pass Making short practice passes confirms correct marker extension Marker Extension Adjustment Refer to Figure 80 To adjust a marker width or disk pivot orientati...

Page 65: ...avel The small arrows show active row units For modified row spacings the short vertical lines no arrows show which row units to shut off Note that Left and Right extension dimensions may not be the s...

Page 66: ...Great Plains 118 949M 2018 07 03 Table of Contents Index 62 1525P and 1510HDP Table of Contents Index Adjustments Marker Extension for Various Opener Spacings epsi 70 Figure 82 Marker Widths 23071...

Page 67: ...ting Off Seed Flow page 35 2 Clean out meter For more information see Cleaning Out Meters page 36 Refer to Figure 83 3 Push in spring loaded wheel retainer and turn Pull off wheel retainer and spring...

Page 68: ...Precision Meter to Finger Pickup Meter or vice versa 1 Remove seed from seed box 2 Clean out meter For more information see Cleaning Out Meters page 36 Refer to Figure 87 3 Release the upper latch an...

Page 69: ...ng with the lower section of the sliding seed tube Refer to Figure 90 6 While the meter is removed take time to inspect the meter drive chain and sprocket Refer to Figure 91 7 Install the new meter al...

Page 70: ...Precision meter requires the same steps Refer to Figure 94 The meter drive can be disengaged if a meter is not being used 10 Disengage the drive coupler by pulling out on the pin twisting it a quarter...

Page 71: ...e and shape The numbers listed correspond to the numbers printed on the outer housing of your meter Population Max Inserts The Population Max backing plate is equipped with an A insert or R insert In...

Page 72: ...ting the seed bed Spacers adjust the blades for a clean furrow See Row Unit Opener Disk Adjustments on page 80 7 Seed Meter standard choice of models A precision or finger pickup meter is standard wit...

Page 73: ...s set by a choice of hub mounting holes See Coulter Adjustments on page 78 4 Disc Blades standard 2 per row unit Double disc blades widen the coulter groove creating the seed bed Setup controls depth...

Page 74: ...uce spring down force at the row units 25P Opener Depth Refer to Figure 99 The T handle sets planting depth by limiting the how high the side depth gauge wheels ride relative to the opener disks The p...

Page 75: ...fort The extra force required may also damage tools 2 Put tractor in Park and shut it off 3 Position wrench on hex nut weldment 4 Pull upper spring link back 5 Move the adjustment cam to the new setti...

Page 76: ...reduced Adjusting Row Unit Down Force The springs allow the row units to float down into depressions and up over obstructions With Frame Mounted Coulters With frame mounted coulters the seed trench is...

Page 77: ...rows Refer to Figure 105 Use only enough down pressure to cut the seed trench and maintain proper soil firming over seed Excessive row unit down force will lead to premature wear on row unit component...

Page 78: ...inspect the furrow created by the opener discs but prior to furrow closing by the press wheels Be sure to inspect rows both in and out of tire tracks Refer to Figure 108 1 If the side gauge wheels are...

Page 79: ...ting close seed tube at box Install plugs at the top of seed tubes at unused rows See page 111 for plug ordering information 2 Lock up the row unit to reduce wear optional On twin row drills openers a...

Page 80: ...ill down upon it 3 Insert locking pin through both holes and lower the opener allowing the pin to rest on the top of the lower parallel arm Certain Machine Damage Do not pin the opener while it is in...

Page 81: ...justed by a stop Cleaner arms float The stop only sets the lowest position In UMRC mount a pinned cross tube on the mount adjusts the depth In UMC RC coulter mount a sliding down stop block adjusts ho...

Page 82: ...085M A for further information on use adjustment and maintenance of row cleaners Coulter Adjustments Coulters are not factory installed Check alignment and depth prior to first use Coulter Depth Adjus...

Page 83: ...de to open a furrow directly ahead of the opener discs As a check on coarse alignment sight along the coulter blade center line the gap between the opener blades and the centerline between the press w...

Page 84: ...r Disk Adjustments 10HD and 25 Series Series openers have three adjustments 1 planting seed depth 2 opener disc to disc clearance 3 gauge wheel opener disk clearance page 82 Setting Planting Depth Ref...

Page 85: ...122 1 Raise the drill and install lift cylinder locks 2 Remove the side gauge wheels on the row unit in need of adjustment 3 Remove the bolt retaining the opener disc on one side Carefully remove the...

Page 86: ...il so wheels are held up At the same time keep side gauge wheels close to opener disks so openers do not plug with soil or trash Wheels should be out far enough so disks and wheels turn freely Refer t...

Page 87: ...usting Gauge Wheel Scrapers Refer to Figure 128 depicting a bottom view Scrapers are optional and may be useful in moist or sticky soils that tend to accumulate on gauge wheels and reduce intended pla...

Page 88: ...ntact The wheels are spring loaded and do not require adjusting In some wet and sticky conditions the wheels may accumulate soil To avoid problems associated with this you can lock up the firmers Refe...

Page 89: ...his system maintains closing pressing action even if the row unit arm is lifted when the disks encounter obstructions There are three adjustments available on the press wheel assembly Refer to Figure...

Page 90: ...the wheels are not centered over the trench the angle of the press wheel assembly can be adjusted as follows Refer to Figure 134 1 Determine how far and in which direction the press wheel assembly ne...

Page 91: ...lide worn Replace seed meter slide page 57 Wrong wheel for opener Green wheel for 25 series Planting too little Incorrect seed rate or sprocket combination Check seed rate information beginning on pag...

Page 92: ...tube Incorrect seed meter wheel for seed size Verify seed count on seed bag with seed meter wheel Uneven seed depth Excessive field speed Slow down Check Seeding Rate Chart for correct maximum field s...

Page 93: ...pressure page 142 Excessive overlap or gaps between passes Avoid overlap or gaps Check marker adjustment page 48 Soil conditions Loose soil and slippage will cause variations in acres registered Chec...

Page 94: ...33 Coulters not set deep enough to cut residue Check coulter adjustment in hitch operator s manual Opener set too deep Readjust page 26 Opener spring force too high Readjust page 25 25 Series Openers...

Page 95: ...s Index 91 Marker disk does not mark Marker folding linkage does not have enough slack to allow marker disk to drop into field depressions Maximum down float should be limited by the slot at the rod e...

Page 96: ...plying pressure Fluid escaping from a very small hole can be almost invisible Use paper or cardboard not body parts and wear heavy gloves to check for suspected leaks Escaping fluid under pressure can...

Page 97: ...ch seed as possible from the box This usually takes much less time than draining the box through individual meters Meter Clean Out Shut off sliding seed tubes before attempting to clean out seed meter...

Page 98: ...clip Finger Pickup Meter Clean Out 1 Place a bucket or pan under meter to catch any seed during cleanout Refer to Figure 138 2 Pull clean out door away from the opening and allow seed to fall 3 When m...

Page 99: ...ticeable increase in seeding rate you may need to replace the meter slide Refer to Figure 139 1 If seed box is not empty shut off sliding seed tubes Refer to Figure 140 2 Clean out seed meter 3 Remove...

Page 100: ...to Figure 140 8 Remove retaining clip and pin from meter Meter slide is spring loaded and the two meter slide springs will be released when you pull the pin Use care not to lose pins and springs 9 Ch...

Page 101: ...best chain tension the recommended vertical distance between chain idlers should be not less than 1 4 inch and not more than 1 2 inch This measurement should be taken with opener arms horizontal Refer...

Page 102: ...ed nut cover with the shaft hole and insert the cotter pin 6 Rotate the finger set clockwise and make sure the fingers open and close properly Fingers should be closed at the 8 00 to 2 00 position exi...

Page 103: ...osen bottom clamp 3 Pull inner sliding seed tube out of seed meter grommet and pull down out of outer sliding seed tube 4 Inspect outer sliding seed tube for wear and replace if necessary Loosen top c...

Page 104: ...3 Measure the current slack Acting at a right angle to the chain span at the center of the span deflect the chain in both directions The slack is the distance of the movement 4 Adjust the idlers for i...

Page 105: ...earing by rotating wheel If bearings are rough inspect and replace if necessary 2 Side wheels are preset at the factory Due to normal wear it may become necessary to make adjustments so the wheel rema...

Page 106: ...le nose pliers or similar tool to grasp T top of flap Pull upward to pull flap up out of metal bracket Push new seed flap down through metal bracket until flap snaps into place with T top resting on t...

Page 107: ...to swing back around a second bolt If the shear bolt breaks replace it with an equivalent bolt which is one of 3 16 18 1 3 4in Grade 2 bolt Great Plains 802 253C or 3 16 18 2 inch Grade 2 bolt Great...

Page 108: ...ents from clogging filters do not use plastic sealant tape Refer to Figure 160 which depicts the left side of a dual marker and sequence valve the procedure is the same for single markers and dual sin...

Page 109: ...Type of Lubrication Chain Lube Quantity Coat thoroughly Lubricate chains any time there is a chance of moisture and when being stored at the end of the planting season Guage Wheel Arm Pivots Zerks on...

Page 110: ...x Maintenance and Lubrication Marker Hinge Points Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Marker Disk Bearing Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Repack Marker Disk Hub Option 4 beari...

Page 111: ...03 Table of Contents Index 107 Wheel Bearings Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Repack Row Cleaner Bearings Option 1 zerk each wheel 1 or 2 wheels per row Type of lubrication Grease Quantity Until...

Page 112: ...tor when transferring and mixing Avoid breathing lubricant dust Not an acute hazard May cause mechanical eye or skin irritation in high concentrations As with all mineral spills minimize dusting durin...

Page 113: ...hopper level sensor Drill Model Monitor Kit 1510HDP 2475 298 285A 1510HDP 1910 298 286A 1510HDP 12TR 298 287A 1525P 298 A 1525P 298 A 1525P 298 A 29838 Ro Row 1 RS 485 RS 485 OUT RS 485 RS 485 OUT RS...

Page 114: ...Plains dealer Markers Hydraulic markers are available for all models as dual circuit or sequenced single circuit Seed Lubricant For use see Seed Lubricants on page 108 Description Part Number Veris V...

Page 115: ...age stops the flow of grain to a set number of seed tubes by covering those tubes To order the Baffle Kit contact your Great Plains dealer Lock Up Pin If rows are shut off you can reduce unnecessary w...

Page 116: ...inch 38 1cm fluted blades or 15 inch turbo blades Check tractor clearance Use of UMCs particularly in combination with row cleaners may require a hitch setback kit Order one kit per row Coulter Blades...

Page 117: ...ful in preventing build up that might otherwise impair opener disc performance This scraper cannot be used with Seed Lok seed firmers installed It is compatible with seed flaps and optional Keeton see...

Page 118: ...ptions Keeton Seed Firmer The Keeton seed firmer supports low rate fertilizer delivery For this use a liquid fertilizer system must also be installed such as from a fertilizer hitch For operations see...

Page 119: ...t With Markers 7 feet 2 inches Seedbox Capacity 2 4 bushel foot 36 total bushels Gauge Wheel Tires 9 5L x 15 6 ply on 8 inch 5 bolt rim Tractor Requirements Category II III and IV N tractors Model 152...

Page 120: ...5 155 240 335 5 8 18 150 230 325 M18 X 2 5 195 310 405 3 4 10 235 360 510 M18 X 1 5 220 350 485 3 4 16 260 405 570 M20 X 2 5 280 440 610 7 8 9 225 585 820 M20 X 1 5 310 650 900 7 8 14 250 640 905 M24...

Page 121: ...1525P and 1510HDP Table of Contents Index Appendix A Reference Information Great Plains 118 949M 2018 07 03 Table of Contents Index 117 Diagrams...

Page 122: ...Great Plains 118 949M 2018 07 03 Table of Contents Index 118 1525P and 1510HDP Table of Contents Index Appendix A Reference Information Single Gauge Wheel Sprocket Configuration 22849...

Page 123: ...1525P and 1510HDP Table of Contents Index Appendix A Reference Information Great Plains 118 949M 2018 07 03 Table of Contents Index 119 Independent Markers Option 26246...

Page 124: ...ad bolt and washer at the back of an incomplete row unit There are four bolts at this location Remove only the hex head bolts Do not loosen or remove the square head bolts forward 2 Remove and save th...

Page 125: ...ckets available if you prefer to avoid drilling holes Refer to the included DICKEY john manual for harness connections Speed Sensor Setup Option The seed monitor requires a speed input Because the tra...

Page 126: ...e valve sequence body is located on top of the left wing frame Loosen jam nuts before making adjustments There is one adjustment screw for unfolding speed and one for folding speed You can identify ad...

Page 127: ...IGN IN SCRAPER Place the shoulder washer on bolt with the larger diameter to the rear toward bolt head Place the left scraper blade on the washer followed by the right scraper blade 4 Select one each...

Page 128: ...aired due to normal wear such as wear items and ground engaging components repeat repair due to improper diagnosis or repair by the dealer temporary repairs service calls and or mileage to and from cu...

Page 129: ...ng planting 24 field 22 field turns 24 first pass 24 hydraulic system 23 mechanical 23 meters 23 pre setup 12 pre start 17 row units 23 suspending planting 24 transport 20 chemicals 2 children 3 clean...

Page 130: ...l 86 headphones 2 hearing 2 hex adjuster 83 hex head cam 87 high pressure fluids 2 hitching 13 hookup Veris drive 26 humidity 109 hydraulic diagram 119 hydraulic hose hookup 14 hydraulic safety 2 hydr...

Page 131: ...press wheels 69 press wheels 10HD 73 protective equipment 2 Q QD Quick Disconnect 105 Quick Disconnect 105 R radar 110 Rawson 49 51 RC Row Cleaner 78 red reflectors 5 reflectors amber 6 daytime 6 red...

Page 132: ...port speed 3 turbo 113 U UMC Unit Mount Coulter 79 113 UMC unit mount coulter 113 UMC Unit Mounted Coulter 69 UMC RC UMC row cleaner 113 UMC RC Unit Mount Coulter RC 78 UMRC Unit Mount Row Cleaner 78...

Page 133: ...si 26 25 Series row unit 70 2525A 10 255 seconds 41 298 284M manual 110 298 290A monitor 110 298 368A monitor 110 298 674A monitor 110 3 Point 13 3 point 20 3000 psi 26 32 kph 3 4 amperes 26 4 second...

Page 134: ...Table of Contents Index Table of Contents Index...

Page 135: ...Great Plains Mfg 1525 E North St P O Box 5060 Salina KS 67402 Table of Contents Index...

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