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1510P & 1520P

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Maintenance and Lubrication

Drive System

Refer to Figure 71

For proper operation and to prevent downtime and
repair, keep drive chains properly adjusted and
lubricated. Regularly check drive chains for excess
slack and wear. Adjust idlers to remove any excess
slack from chains.

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NOTE: Be sure chain is installed with the chain

connector link retainer towards the centerline and

the clip opening (split end) is facing the opposite way

of the chain travel.

Refer to Figure 68, page 59

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18265

Figure 71

Drive Chains and Idlers

Summary of Contents for 1510P

Page 1: ...TRUCTIONS Operator s Manual 1510P and 1520P 3 Point Precision Seeding System Read the operator s manual entirely When you see this symbol the subsequent instructions and warnings are serious follow wi...

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: ...st 20 Field Operation 21 Meter and Sliding Seed Tube 22 Opener Operation 23 Marker Operation 23 Transporting 24 Transporting with Markers 24 Parking 25 Adjustments 26 10 Series Openers 26 Opener Down...

Page 4: ...n 93 GPS Based Seeding 94 Troubleshooting Flow Chart 105 Seed Rate Charts 107 Sprockets 107 Drive Speed Range Sprockets 107 Transmission Sprockets 107 Small Seeds Attachment 135 Checking Volumetric Se...

Page 5: ...on transport maintenance and storage of equipment Be Aware of Signal Words Signal words designate a degree or level of hazard seriousness DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if no...

Page 6: ...ow children to operate equipment Keep all bystanders away from machine during operation Shutdown and Storage Lower Drill put tractor in park turn off engine and remove the key Secure Drill using block...

Page 7: ...1 5 times the weight of towing vehicle Carry reflectors or flags to mark drill in case of breakdown on the road Keep clear of overhead power lines and other obstructions when transporting Refer to tra...

Page 8: ...Prepare for Emergencies Be prepared if a fire starts Keep a first aid kit and fire extinguisher handy Keep emergency numbers for doctor ambulance hospital and fire department near phone Wear Protectiv...

Page 9: ...specified anchor location Allow only enough slack in chain to permit turning Replace chain if any links or end fittings are broken stretched or damaged Do not use safety chain for towing Tire Safety...

Page 10: ...Drill unattended with tractor engine running Do not dismount a moving tractor Dismounting a moving tractor could cause serious injury or death Do not stand between the tractor and drill during hitchi...

Page 11: ...Plains dealer Refer to this section for proper decal placement When ordering new parts or components also request corresponding safety decals To install new decals 1 Clean the area on which the decal...

Page 12: ...rd inside of red reflectors 2 total Excessive Speed Hazard 818 337C Center placement on front face 1 total High Pressure Hazard 818 339C Center placement on front face 1 total 17769 18262 WARNING EXCE...

Page 13: ...n Great Plains 118 732M 4 4 19 Table of Contents Index 9 General Instructions 818 587C Center placement on front face 1 total Crushing Hazard 818 590C Center placement on front face 1 total Falling Ha...

Page 14: ...1520P Table of Contents Index Important Safety Information Falling Hazard 818 398C Center placement on front face 1 total General Instructions 858 679C Both ends of walkboard 2 total Tire Pressure 858...

Page 15: ...ortant Safety Information Great Plains 118 732M 4 4 19 Table of Contents Index 11 Crushing Hazard 818 682C Both ends of walkboard 2 total Possible Chemical Hazard 838 467C On the inside of the lid on...

Page 16: ...10P and 1520P model drills are 3 point mounted precision seeding systems equipped with either 10 Series or side depth control 20 Series openers The openers are staggered for easy residue flow Opener d...

Page 17: ...d by volume such as wheat and rice The seed meter separates multiple seeds from the seed pool and distributes them at a constant flow rate The seed rates are designated as pounds per acre Sliding seed...

Page 18: ..._______________________ Serial Number ___________________________ Further Assistance Great Plains Manufacturing Inc and your Great Plains dealer want you to be satisfied with your new 1510P 1520P If f...

Page 19: ...page 65 and level the drill Prestart Checklist 1 Read and understand Important Safety Information page 1 2 Check that all working parts are moving freely bolts are tight and cotter pins are spread 3 C...

Page 20: ...16in OD 3 Be sure that all tractor 3 Point arms are securely pinned before lifting the drill Adjust the top 3 Point link so that the top edge of the box is parallel with the ground 4 DO NOT use the l...

Page 21: ...p hoses to your tractor outlets Hoses that go to the same remote valve are marked with the same color To distinguish hoses on the same hydraulic circuit refer to plastic hose label Hose under extended...

Page 22: ...n centers to achieve the 24 inch dimension mentioned above When adjusting the turnbuckle length remember Lengthening turnbuckle raises drill Shortening turnbuckle lowers drill 4 After adjusting both t...

Page 23: ...centers to achieve the 24 inch dimension mentioned above When adjusting the turnbuckle length remember Lengthening turnbuckle raises drill Shortening turnbuckle lowers drill 4 After adjusting both tu...

Page 24: ...ted leaks If injured seek medical assistance from a doctor that is familiar with this type of injury Foreign fluids in the tissue must be surgically removed within a few hours or gangrene will result...

Page 25: ...ore information see page 34 4 Set seeding rate as explained in Seeding Rate page 31 Refer to Figure 10 5 Open and pin sliding seed tubes For further information see page 22 6 Load box with clean seed...

Page 26: ...r clean seeds sprinkle 1 one cup of talc per 3 bushels of seed Adjust this rate as necessary so all seeds become coated while avoiding an accumulation of talc in the bottom of the hopper For seed with...

Page 27: ...Plains dealer Before operating markers make sure hydraulics are properly bled as described under Marker Adjustments page 41 Dual markers equipped with a sequence valve are powered off the same hydraul...

Page 28: ...f at all possible To do so Place tarp under drill or a bucket under each seed meter Use large bucket to empty box as much as possible Make sure sliding seed tubes are in the open position Open seed me...

Page 29: ...seed box before unhitching drill to prevent drill from falling backward NOTE For parking with drill attached to a hitch refer to your hitch operator s manual 1 Empty seed box 2 Park drill on a level s...

Page 30: ...and maintain proper soil firming over seed Excessive opener down force will lead to premature wear on opener components Refer to Figure 14 To adjust down pressure use adjustment tool stored under wal...

Page 31: ...consistent soil firming press wheels are free to move down from normal operating position This maintains pressing action even if opener disks encounter obstructions or hard soil Refer to Figure 17 Se...

Page 32: ...in tire tracks Use enough down pressure to cut the seed trench and maintain proper soil firming over seed Excessive opener down force will lead to premature wear on opener components Refer to Figure...

Page 33: ...AREA ONLY Refer to Figure 23 To adjust Wheel to Disk contact area of side gauge wheels 1 Raise drill slightly to remove weight from side gauge wheels 2 Loosen hex head bolt 1 Move wheel and arm out on...

Page 34: ...eper seeding slide handles back away from drill Press Wheel Refer to Figure 26 Press wheels are attached to each opener body The press wheels close the seed trench and gently press soil over seed An a...

Page 35: ...shorten gauge wheel turnbuckle Lengthening turnbuckles raises drill and allows less opener down float Shortening turnbuckles lowers drill and allows less opener up float Adjust both turnbuckles to th...

Page 36: ...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 37: ...aining clip and pull pin Do not remove cotter pin Refer to Figure 33 2 Move meter cap to position seed tube over shut off pad 3 Place pin in hole of meter cap and install retaining clip 4 Repeat steps...

Page 38: ...be cleaning out 2 Remove retaining clip and pull pin Refer to Figure 35 3 Pull up on meter clean out door to open Refer to Figure 36 4 When meter is empty push meter clean out door back to its origina...

Page 39: ...meters To change seed meter wheels 1 Shut off seed flow to meters by moving sliding seed tubes For more information see page 33 Refer to Figure 38 2 Clean out meter For more information see page 34 R...

Page 40: ...er for internal damage or trash Refer to Figure 41 6 Place new wheel on meter wheel shaft and push meter slide retaining clip forward while pushing in seed meter wheel Refer to Figure 42 7 Be sure slo...

Page 41: ...3 8 Reinstall spring and lock wheel retainer in place Refer to Figure 44 9 Close and pin seed meter clean out Refer to Figure 45 10 Open sliding seed tubes and pin in place 19190 Wheel Retainer Figure...

Page 42: ...the chart on the right select your row spacing and determine the correct number of revolutions per acre Turn drive gauge wheel the selected revolutions for your row spacing Check in box to make sure s...

Page 43: ...00 acre or 1 000 if measuring for 1 1 000 acre This is the plant population in seeds per acre Example 1 If you have a 10 inch row spacing drill according to the table below three rows must be counted...

Page 44: ...owing the different drive ranges for that seed and a transmission sprocket reference NOTE Use 1 200 acre for populations less than 100 000 seeds acre Use 1 1 000 acre for populations above 100 000 see...

Page 45: ...doctor that is familiar with this type of injury Foreign fluids in the tissue must be surgically removed within a few hours or gangrene will result Check that tractor hydraulic reservoir is full 1 Wit...

Page 46: ...eed with Sequence Valve If markers are tied together with an optional sequence valve adjust folding speed with hex adjustment screws on the sequence valve body There is one adjustment screw for raisin...

Page 47: ...sk angle to make a wider mark Loosen two 1 2 inch bolts 1 holding disk assembly 2 Rotate disk assembly as desired Leveling Marker Disk Refer to Figure 49 If the marker disk is not square with the grou...

Page 48: ...iagram below shows marker width for 71 2 inch 10 inch and 15 inch opener spacing with all meters open To measure for marker width adjustment 1 Lower drill in the field and drive forward a few feet 2 M...

Page 49: ...e marker width to use Refer to Figure 51 Use the table on the right for dimensions A and B These dimensions are the distances from the outside row centerline to the marker centerline Legend Factory ro...

Page 50: ...disk See diagram page 43 NOTE If planting using the production row spacings as on page 41 the standard marker disk mount will work Refer to Figure 52 1 Remove the marker disk mount 1 from the marker...

Page 51: ...le of Contents Index 47 Refer to Figure 54 5 Assemble marker disk and hub assembly 4 to adapter plate 8 using two 1 2 x 31 2 inch bolts 9 Make sure to assemble the spacer 10 as shown 6 Attach adapter...

Page 52: ...s down on top of opener body see insert Push up on Seed Lok wheel 2 until wheel arm latches up Opener disk blades may be sharp Use caution when making adjustments in this area To unlock Seed Lok wheel...

Page 53: ...nes loosen four 1 2 inch hex nuts 4 on the 1 2 inch u bolts 5 on the support bar 6 Rotate tine tubes 7 so the tines 8 are against the stop bushings 9 and are at the desired angle Retighten hex nuts on...

Page 54: ...r seed size Verify seed count on seed bag with seed meter wheel Seed meter wheel not seated correctly on meter shaft Check installation of seed meter wheel page 35 Seed meter wheel damaged or miss ing...

Page 55: ...seed meter page 34 Add more talc lubricant Seed Lok plugging Lock up Seed Lok page 48 Damaged or missing seed flap Replace seed flap Opener disks not turning See Opener disks not turning freely in thi...

Page 56: ...18 Drill not level front to back in the field Readjust top link to level drill 20 Series Opener side depth wheels not adjusted correctly too tight dragging on blade too loose allowing dirt between bla...

Page 57: ...seed bag with seed meter wheel Build up of seed treatment in seed meter wheel pockets Clean seed meter wheel Add more talc lubricant Worn or damaged seed meter wheel Replace seed meter wheel Worn or...

Page 58: ...worn or damaged Replace scraper Drill is not pulling level front to back Incorrect top link adjustment Readjust top hitch link to level drill Hydraulic marker functioning improperly Air or oil leaks...

Page 59: ...ery small hole can be almost invisible Use paper or cardboard not body parts and wear heavy gloves to check for suspected leaks If injured seek medical assistance from a doctor that is familiar with t...

Page 60: ...emove wheel retainer and spring Refer to page 35 for more information 4 Pull seed meter wheel out about 1 4 inch or past the wheel drive pin and spin backward to clean out seeds from top pockets 5 Rem...

Page 61: ...ve retaining clip and pin from meter NOTE 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 Check removed pin...

Page 62: ...ive has a spring loaded idler which requires no adjusting However chain stretch may make it necessary to shorten the chain For best chain tension the recommended vertical distance between chain idlers...

Page 63: ...r sliding seed tube into seed meter grommet and tighten clamp Outer Sliding Seed Tube Replacement Replace outer sliding seed tube if you see excessive wear on the inside of the tube Refer to Figure 70...

Page 64: ...r keep drive chains properly adjusted and lubricated Regularly check drive chains for excess slack and wear Adjust idlers to remove any excess slack from chains NOTE Be sure chain is installed with th...

Page 65: ...sher 8 between the wheel bearing and arm with the machine washer 8 next to the arm There should be three flat washers 1 and one lock washer 9 on the outside of the wheel When installed the wheel shoul...

Page 66: ...p between disk blades Bring paper down until it stops In lower gap place another piece of paper Bring paper up until it stops The distance must be between 1 2 and 13 inches Add or remove shims as need...

Page 67: ...bracket until tabs on seed flap snap in place If replacing with 816 302C See seed flap replacement instructions below Seed Flap Replacement S N 11454C Refer to Figure 76 To replace an 816 302C seed f...

Page 68: ...ger life 1 Unload seed box Place tarp under drill or a bucket under each seed meter Use a large bucket to empty box as much as possible Make sure sliding seed tubes are in the open position Open seed...

Page 69: ...5 Lubrication Drive Chains Type of Lubrication Chain Lube Quantity Coat thoroughly Use care not to spray inside of meter Gauge Wheel Arm Pivots Zerks on both gauge wheel arms Type of Lubrication Greas...

Page 70: ...aintenance and Lubrication 20 Series Side Wheel Bushing On both sides of each opener Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Wheel Bearings Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Repack...

Page 71: ...1510P 1520P Table of Contents Index Maintenance and Lubrication Great Plains 118 732M 4 4 19 Table of Contents Index 67 Marker Disk Bearings Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Repack Seasonally...

Page 72: ...transporting the markers refer to Transporting with Markers page 24 For information on how to adjust the markers refer to Marker Adjustments page 41 To order the markers contact your Great Plains deal...

Page 73: ...h meter has stopped planting The system also provides information for seed spacing seed population area ground speed and the projected area hr Harrow Attachment The coil tine harrow finishes no till s...

Page 74: ...chment refer to Seed Rate Charts page 107 To order the small seeds attachment contact your Great Plains dealer Refer to the table below for the correct part number for your drill Keeton Seed Firmer To...

Page 75: ...wheel scraper contact your Great Plains dealer Veris Drive The Veris Drive is a precision population controller which uses a hydraulic drive to accurately drive the metering system For Information on...

Page 76: ...24 18 12 Weight with 10 Series Openers Pounds 3870 3330 2790 Weight with 20 Series Openers Pounds 5050 4220 3380 Marker weight Pounds 480 Transport Width 15 foot 11 inches Height without markers 6 fo...

Page 77: ...1510P 1520P Table of Contents Index Veris Drive Operating Instructions Great Plains 118 732M 4 4 19 Table of Contents Index 73 Veris Drive Operating Instructions...

Page 78: ...ying 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 If injured seek medical assistance...

Page 79: ...ns Drive Operational Requirements Hydraulic System Closed center pressure compensated or load sensed systems only Drive will not operate an open centered hydraulic system Minimum Hydraulic Pressure 22...

Page 80: ...nnected in three different manners Option 1 Power Port Adapter P N VER 19676 Refer to Figure 78 1 Connect harness to power wire from implement Option 2 Connect to the Battery Refer to Figure 79 1 Conn...

Page 81: ...1510P 1520P Table of Contents Index Veris Drive Operating Instructions Great Plains 118 732M 4 4 19 Table of Contents Index 77 Controller Menu 23251...

Page 82: ...rive system on Press twice for VR mode NOTE Engage key must also be pressed to start drive operation Engage key press to start drive NOTE drive will not run un less light above key is illuminated Up D...

Page 83: ...ht above ON VR key will illuminate when power is on 2 Adjust desired metering rate by pressing the Up Down arrow keys Refer to Figure 80 3 Press Function key until Calibration Number window appears Re...

Page 84: ...e ft or you may use the Up arrow key to switch to metric settings 6 Press Function key to advance to the next window Refer to Figure 83 7 Use the Up Down arrow keys to enter the drill width 8 Press Fu...

Page 85: ...the amount of seed you want to measure 13 Press Function key to advance to the next window Refer to Figure 87 NOTE For volumetric measuring this should be at least 1 4 of a pound For singulated meter...

Page 86: ...y to advance to the next window The Drive is about to operate meaning there is a danger of entanglement if anyone is in the drive area Be sure to verify that no one is near the drive area before advan...

Page 87: ...ion Mode While the meter drive is rotating the display window shows the time remaining and the Out rate Refer to Figure 92 Continue to monitor drive area during drive rotation Press the Engage key or...

Page 88: ...n the calibration procedure Press Up arrow key to accept the new Calibration Number Refer to Figure 95 The Monitor Console window will now display the calibration number you have selected This signals...

Page 89: ...s receiving from the speed input into accurate speed it must be calibrated for speed 1 Press the Function key until the Calibrate Speed mode option is displayed in the window Refer to Figure 97 2 Pres...

Page 90: ...ll display the distance traveled Refer to Figure 100 Refer to Figure 101 6 Press the Engage key for a second time when the tractor passes the second flag to display the distance error if any Refer to...

Page 91: ...he distance error is 5 or less it may take several attempts before user is able to meet this safe operation standard 7 Press the Up arrow key to recalibrate or press the Down arrow key if the distance...

Page 92: ...aximum calibration accuracy Singulated Rather than calibrating from a standing start measure the distance as listed in the GP manual and set two flags Start driving far enough in advance of the first...

Page 93: ...your tractor dealer for proper means of providing constant flow 3 Press Engage key to activate drive Green light above Engage key will illuminate NOTE If you do not move within 10 seconds the automat...

Page 94: ...8525 Milo 10 51 27108 73538 6404 Milo 15 51 27108 73538 4262 Milo 7 5 135 71756 194661 22565 Milo 10 135 71756 194661 16952 Milo 15 135 71756 194661 11282 Milo 15 102 27108 73538 8525 Milo 20 102 2710...

Page 95: ...14 Wheat SRW 10 PSS Vol 3 403 094D 96 3 255 9 11 47 Wheat SRW 15 PSS Vol 3 403 094D 96 3 255 9 7 57 Rice 7 5 Rice 403 095D 43 117 7 35 Rice 10 Rice 403 095D 43 117 5 57 Rice 15 Rice 403 095D 43 117 3...

Page 96: ...be used in conjunction with 403 095C and 403 142D rice wheels NOTE When calibrating make sure that you choose a calibration speed that is representative of your average planting speed Crop Row Spacin...

Page 97: ...1 Press Function key until Pre set Menu screen appears Refer to Figure 105 2 Use Up Down arrow keys to toggle from manual mode to pre set mode 3 Press Function key to move to the next pre set screen...

Page 98: ...s follows if your recipe shp file is written using the entire number as the desired rate i e 30 000 seeds acre on the recipe means 30 000 seeds acre is the desired rate enter both the Map Unit and Con...

Page 99: ...oller 5 To change rates manually when in VR mode simply touch the Up Down arrow keys This will change the Controller to the rate you select manually To return to VR simply touch the On VR key to toggl...

Page 100: ...Troubleshooting Step 4 above Re check GP calibration number with metering wheel and row spacing Re check planter monitor settings calibration number row spacing number of rows swath width seed etc On...

Page 101: ...ent Rate Change set to 4 Area Count Set to Standard Stop Height Set to 8 Actual Rate Recording Method Set to Sensor Controller Time Delay Set to 4 sec Application offset from GPS antenna to your Great...

Page 102: ...VR mode simply touch the Up Down arrow keys This will change the Controller to the rate you select manually To return to VR mode simply touch the ON BVR key to toggle back to VR mode Troubleshooting G...

Page 103: ...igh rates if population monitor consistently indicates a lower population than the GP Controller Console contact monitor manufacturer for performance specs for that application Maintenance As with any...

Page 104: ...lay move to Communication troubleshooting below 2 1 or 10 amp fuse on power cable may be blown 3 Engage button is not on check to see if green indicator light is on 4 Use Cab Console Power Tester P N...

Page 105: ...should buzz for 1 5 seconds when drive is engaged in calibration mode If alarm does not sound relay or external controller may need to be replaced Call Service Department Check Hydraulics a Check to s...

Page 106: ...ace sensor if simulated speed appears on cab console e Test speed cable between speed sensor and hall effect module replace cable if simulated speed appears on cab console Test hall effect module and...

Page 107: ...d too high Check maximum planting rate in seed chart for rate that you are planting e Check sprocket combinations see Assembly and Parts Manuals for the planter you are operating 30P and 40P models f...

Page 108: ...the calibration time While rate calibration is running one of four error messages may be displayed Press Function key will exit rate calibration from these error screens Message Cause Solution COMM T...

Page 109: ...1510P 1520P Table of Contents Index Veris Drive Operating Instructions Great Plains 118 732M 4 4 19 Table of Contents Index 105 Troubleshooting Flow Chart...

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Page 111: ...ck in its longest span 7 Tighten idler 8 Install retaining pins 9 Set the same drive range sprocket combination on both gauge wheels Transmission Sprockets To change the seeding rate change the transm...

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Page 139: ...wheel a few turns to fill cups with seed and until seed drops to ground from all three hoses 5 Place a container under the three hoses to gather seed as it is metered 6 Using the chart on the right se...

Page 140: ...5 3 5 6 6 0 6 4 6 8 7 2 7 6 Red Sweet Clover Lespedeza Hulled Row Spacing 7 5 0 1 2 2 7 4 2 5 7 7 2 9 1 10 6 12 3 13 7 15 3 16 7 18 1 19 7 21 2 22 7 24 2 25 8 27 2 28 6 10 0 9 2 0 3 1 4 2 5 3 6 7 7 8...

Page 141: ...145 310 230 405 300 3 4 10 235 170 360 265 510 375 M18 X 1 5 220 165 350 260 485 355 3 4 16 260 190 405 295 570 420 M20 X 2 5 280 205 440 325 610 450 7 8 9 225 165 585 430 820 605 M20 X 1 5 310 230 65...

Page 142: ...l 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 customer location ov...

Page 143: ...nce 61 Operating 23 frame height 31 Options 69 70 P Parking See also Storage Plastic hose label See Hydraulic hose hookup R Rates See Seeding rate red reflector 7 reflector amber 7 daytime 8 9 10 11 r...

Page 144: ...Cover Table of Contents 142 818 337C decal 8 818 339C decal 8 818 398C decal 10 818 587C decal 9 818 590C decal 9 818 682C decal 11 838 102C decal 9 838 265C reflector 7 838 266C reflector 7 838 267C...

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