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3N-40P

Table of Contents

Index

Adjustments

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2019-03-14

Table of Contents

Index

196-538M

Finger Meter Brush Adjustment

The brush reduces or eliminates “doubles” (delivering

two seeds per finger), but if set too aggressively can

cause “skips” (delivering no seed on some fingers). As

needed, adjust for minimal doubles and skips.

These instructions describe the current finger pickup

meter shipped with new Great Plains drills, with an

integrated adjustment lever for the brush. If you have

added pre-existing finger meters after purchase,

there is some chance that you may have the previous

model meter, adjusted by screwdriver rather than

lever. If so, rely on counting detents to determine the

setting. Not all have 9 detents.

Refer to Figure 107

The adjustable brush provides additional flexibility to

accommodate a wide range of seed sizes. Use lever (L)

to gently rotate the brush into position.
The settings range from 1 to 5 with detents at each half

step, for a total of 9 detents. The factory default setting is
2

1

/

2

. Although the numbers are molded into the meter

housing, only “1” and “5” may be visible. To ensure
consistency, rotate the lever

 fully counter-clockwise

(1), and count detents as you advance it to the desired

setting.
Use the general guidelines in the table at right to adjust

the brush position to your seed size and shape. The

numbers listed correspond to the numbers printed on the

outer housing of your meter. If there is a decal on your

meter, its units are seed size in pounds per 80,000 seed

bag.

Figure 107: 10HD, 25 Series:

Finger Meter Brush Lever

25276

5

1

4

3

2

L

L

Bag Weight

Seeds Per

Brush

Seeds Per

Bag Weight

(80,000 seeds)

Pound

Setting

Kilogram

(80,000 seeds)

Rounds

65 lbs

1230 or less

1

2710 or less

29.5 kg

65 to 55 lbs

1230 to 1450

2

2710 to 3195

29.5 to 24.9 kg

55 to 45 lbs

1450 to 1780

3

3195 to 3925

24.9 to 20.4 kg

45 to 35 lbs

1780 to 2300

4

3925 to 5070

20.4 to 15.9 kg

35 lbs

2300 or more

5

5070 or more

15.9 kg

Flats

45 lbs

1780 or less

1

3925 or less

20.4 kg

45 to 35 lbs

1780 to 2300

2

3925 to 5070

20.4 to 15.9 kg

35 lbs

2300 or more

3

5070 or more

15.9 kg

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Summary of Contents for 3N-4010HDP

Page 1: ...DP 3N 4020P and 3N 4025P 2014 3 Section 40 Foot No Till Precision Drills Read the operator manual entirely When you see this symbol the subsequent instructions and warnings are serious follow without exception Your life and the lives of others depend on it Illustrations may show optional equipment not supplied with standard unit or may depict similar models where a topic is identical 20293 ...

Page 2: ...easurements on page page 170 with the Option s weight and measurements Dealer Contact Information Model Number Serial Number Machine Height Machine Length Machine Width Machine Weight Year of Construction Delivery Date First Operation Accessories Name Street City State Telephone Email Dealer s Customer No Dealer QRC The QR Code Quick Response to the left will take you to available dealers for Grea...

Page 3: ...ons 13 Make Hydraulic Connections 14 Hydraulic Circuit Connections 14 Electrical Hookup 16 Initial Setup 17 Initial Tractor Setup 17 Drill Setup Checks 20 Drill Option Setup 20 Install Weight Brackets Option 21 Operating Instructions 24 Pre Start Checklist 24 Lift Lower 25 Opener Operation Lowered 25 Rephasing Lift System 25 Lift Cylinder Lock Up 26 Folding the Drill 26 Unfolding the Drill 27 Tran...

Page 4: ...oubleshooting 124 General Drill Troubleshooting 124 Point Row Troubleshooting 129 Hydraulic Drive Troubleshooting 130 Calibration Troubleshooting 131 Hydraulic Drive Troubleshooting Flow Chart 133 Hydraulic Drive Electronics Troubleshooting 134 GPS Troubleshooting 135 Maintenance and Lubrication 137 Welding 137 Cleaning Out Meters 138 10 and 20 Series Meter Slide Maintenance 140 Frame Alignment an...

Page 5: ... 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 guarded WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury and includes hazards that are exposed when guards are removed It may also be used to alert against u...

Page 6: ...ical manufacturer s instructions Wear protective clothing Handle all chemicals with care Avoid inhaling smoke from any type of chemical fire Never drain rinse or wash dispensers within 100 feet 30 m of a freshwater source nor at a car wash Store or dispose of unused chemicals as specified by chemical manufacturer Dispose of empty chemical containers properly Laws generally require power rinsing or...

Page 7: ...ls on drill and tractor frames A person touching almost any metal part can complete the circuit to ground resulting in serious injury or death At higher voltages electrocution can occur without direct contact Avoid overhead lines during seed loading and marker operations Keep Riders Off Machinery Riders obstruct the operator s view Riders could be struck by foreign objects or thrown from the machi...

Page 8: ...s and other obstructions when transporting Refer to transport dimensions under Specifications and Capacities on page 170 Shutdown and Storage Clean out and safely store or dispose of residual chemicals Secure drill using blocks and transport locks Lower openers if not locked up Store in an area where children normally do not play Practice Safe Maintenance Understand procedure before doing work Use...

Page 9: ...ls use wheel handling equipment adequate for weight involved Safety At All Times Thoroughly read and understand the instructions in this manual before operation Read all instructions noted on the safety 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 dismount a moving tractor Dismounting a mo...

Page 10: ...cals Order new decals from your Great 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 is to be placed 2 Peel backing from decal Press firmly on surface being careful not to cause air bubbles under decal Slow Moving Vehicle Reflector 818 055C On rea...

Page 11: ...r walkboard each end 2 total Danger Cannot Read English 818 557C On tongue near hitch 1 total Danger Crushing Hazard 818 590C On tongue near hitch 1 total Danger Falling Hazard 838 102C Outside edge of wing walkboards 2 total 21791 21791 Si No Lee Ingles Pida Ayuda a Alugien Que Si Lo Lea Para Que leTraduzca las Medidas de Seguridad 818 557C PELIGRO 21791 21791 ...

Page 12: ...eel assembly 4 total Warning Speed Hazard 818 188C On tongue near hitch 1 total Warning High Pressure Fluid Hazard 818 339C On tongue near hitch 1 total 21791 21791 21791 818 188C Rev C Do Not exceed 20 mph maximum transport speed Loss of vehicle control and or machine can result To Prevent Serious Injury or Death EXCESSIVE SPEED HAZARD WARNING 21791 ...

Page 13: ...8M Warning Pinch Point 818 579C Option On marker two with single four with dual marker option 2 or 4 total Warning Overhead Hazard 818 580C Option On marker two with single four with dual marker option 2 or 4 total Caution Tires Not A Step 818 398C Above all sets of tires 6 total 20306 20306 21791 21791 ...

Page 14: ...f Contents Index 196 538M 3N 40P Table of Contents Index Important Safety Information 10 Caution General 818 587C On tongue near hitch 1 total Caution Pressure Torque 838 426C On the rim of each tire 12 total 21791 21791 ...

Page 15: ...ls Covered by this Manual 10 Series Openers 10HD Heavy Duty Series Openers 20 Series Openers 25 Series Openers Previous 3N 40 models are covered in manual part number 196 286 m a This manual also covers seeding rate There is no separate Seed Rate manual Figure 1 Left Right Notation 20293 L R 3N 4010P 3115 31 Rows 15 in 38 cm 3N 4010P 32TR 32 Rows 16 Twin 30in 76 cm pairs 3N 4010P 32TRF 32 Rows 16 ...

Page 16: ...ir parts contact a Great Plains dealer They have trained personnel repair parts and equipment specially designed for Great Plains products Refer to Figure 2 Your machine s parts were specially designed and should only be replaced with Great Plains parts Always use the serial and model number when ordering parts from your Great Plains dealer The serial number plate is located on the front of the le...

Page 17: ...compatible before hitching Crushing Hazard You may be severely injured or killed by being crushed between the tractor and drill Do not stand or place any part of your body between machines being hitched Stop tractor engine and set park brake before installing hitch pins Refer to Figure 3 1 Use drill parking jack to raise or lower tongue as needed Hitch drill to tractor using a hitch pin of adequat...

Page 18: ...fourth circuit or an additional selector valve sharing the fold circuit If the tractor has only one circuit rated for continuous flow reserve it for the hydraulic drive Current Style Color Coded Hose Handle Grips To distinguish hoses on the same hydraulic circuit refer to the symbol molded into the handle grip Hoses with an extended cylinder symbol feed cylinder base ends Hoses with a retracted cy...

Page 19: ...ame color tie To distinguish hoses on the same hydraulic circuit refer to plastic hose label The hose under an extended cylinder symbol feeds a cylinder base end The hose under a retracted cylinder symbol feeds a cylinder rod end Hose Color Hydraulic Function White Fold Blue Lift Orange Marker Cylinders Option Yellow Hydraulic Drive and Wing and Swivel Locks Figure 6 Older Style Hoses with Label 8...

Page 20: ...ion Plug in any optional connectors or aftermarket connectors such as an drill mounted GPS receiver For future reference note any optional connectors on this checklist Lighting connector Veris hydraulic drive controller connectors Seed Manager SE connectors Note lower row counts may have only one connector on the implement Point Row switch module connector Speed connector _________________________...

Page 21: ...es are available at www veristech com Expanded operating information from that manual is found in this manual starting on page 38 Once the console is installed you can enter the initial setup data by stepping through the calibration sequence but not actually operating the motor See page 42 Moving Chain Hazard Pinch Crush Hazard Shaft Entanglement Hazard Be careful when working around drill while t...

Page 22: ...nesses connected Although the monitor console can be operated with the drill disconnected the Auto configuration cannot be run The parameter numbers are based on the Setup table in the DICKEY john manual Refer to Figure 11 The monitor s factory default is U S customary units of measure if METRIC is not displayed the console is in English US customary units If metric units are desired configure Set...

Page 23: ...ride it to the value from the charts beginning on page 176 In the example at right the computed 0486 4 has been revised to the exact chart swath width of 484 inches If you operate with rows shut down for twin or skip row revise the Implement Width to the chart value for that drill configuration You do not need to alter the Row Spacing parameter the console accounts for the active row configuration...

Page 24: ...e system has not been charged since delivery or any hydraulic work has been done such as installing markers Bleeding Hydraulics on page 145 Drill Level Drill sections are aligned and leveled at the factory and re checked during dealer pre delivery Level normally does not require routine adjustment before use Great Plains does recommend checking it once prior to first field use See Level Frame Side...

Page 25: ...mmended by Great Plains Refer to Figure 18 If the marker extensions need adjustment 5 Loosen the nuts securing the U bolt at the outer marker section 6 Slide the inner tube in or out and re secure nuts See page 94 for further marker adjustments Re check marker extension when changing disk angle or when inverting the disk as both adjustments change the position of the centerline of the mark Install...

Page 26: ...PLT 803 027C NUT HEX 3 4 10 PLT Mount the bracket weldment on the U Bolts and secure with lock washers and nuts 3 Select one 197 062D WEIGHT BRACKET ADJ LEG and two sets 802 057C HHCS 5 8 11X2 1 4 GR5 804 019C WASHER FLAT 5 8 USS PLT 804 022C WASHER LOCK SPRING 5 8 PLT 803 021C NUT HEX 5 8 11 PLT Orient the adjustment leg toward the outside end of wing and secure with bolts flat washers lock washe...

Page 27: ... PLT 803 027C NUT HEX 3 4 10 PLT Position the bracket weldment on the U Bolts and adjust the placement as necessary to clear tube weldments web plates grease banks marker parts and secure with lock washers and nuts 7 Select one 197 062D WEIGHT BRACKET ADJ LEG and two sets 802 057C HHCS 5 8 11X2 1 4 GR5 804 019C WASHER FLAT 5 8 USS PLT 804 022C WASHER LOCK SPRING 5 8 PLT 803 021C NUT HEX 5 8 11 PLT...

Page 28: ...d at least 20 cm 8 inches away from a human during use to comply with the RF human exposure limits per FCC 47 CFR Sec 2 1091 DO NOT mount or use the radar in a manner inconsistent with its defined use q Review Important Safety Information on page 1 q Lubricate the drill as indicated under Lubrication Maintenance and Lubrication on page 137 q Check the tires for proper inflation according to Tire I...

Page 29: ...factory set for 2 inch coulter depth See Frame Height on page 72 for adjustment Rephasing Lift System Over a period of normal use the cylinders may get out of phase This causes some implement sections to run higher than others when lowered To minimize this or rephase the cylinders make the following steps your normal raise sequence 9 Raise drill completely and hold the hydraulic remote lever on fo...

Page 30: ...ol switches are off before folding Pinch Point and Crushing Hazard To prevent serious injury or death Always use transport lift locks when drill is folded Fold only if hydraulics are bled free of air and fully charged with hydraulic oil Stay away from frame sections when they are being raised or lowered Keep away and keep others away when folding drill Refer to Figure 26 1 Set Drive Lock selector ...

Page 31: ...wing tool bar for transport It may be necessary to ease forward slightly with the tractor to assist wings in folding completely Unfolding the Drill Machine Damage Risk Unfold only when the drill is raised and locked up Unfold the drill on level ground with the tractor transmission in neutral Crushing Pinch Point and Overhead Hazards To prevent serious injury or death Always use transport locks whe...

Page 32: ...k channels from all six wheel cylinders Store lock channels 4 Activate fold hydraulics and slowly unfold the until wings are fully unfolded and all spring loaded locks have snapped into position 5 Lower the drill Refer to Figure 29 6 Move selector valve handle from Locks to Drive Transport Electrocution Hazard To prevent serious injury or death from electric shock keep clear of overhead power line...

Page 33: ... any master switches are off while transporting Drill Raised and Locked Lift transport locks installed Wings folded and locked with circuit lever in neutral Tires Check that all tires are properly inflated as listed on Tire Inflation Chart on page 174 Bystanders Check that no one is in the way before moving Do not allow any one to ride on the drill Warning Lights Always use tractor and drill warni...

Page 34: ... 30 Typical Drill Weightsa a Weights include frame mounted coulters and typical press wheels but not row unit accessories or other options which can alter the total weight substantially If table weight is near recommended limit for the tractor obtain a precise weight for the empty drill at a scale ...

Page 35: ...he load To load materials 1 Load only in dry conditions 2 If the seed is treated wear protective equipment recommended for the hazards 3 Lower the drill 4 Open the lids for the boxes 5 Remove any debris or obstructions from the boxes If other seed needs to be first removed see Cleaning Out Meters on page 138 6 If not planting all rows shut off unused rows See page 79 7 If seed lubricant is to be u...

Page 36: ...ing 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 during clean up Prolonged inhalation may cause lung injury Product can become slippery when wet Finger Pickup Meters EZ Slide Graphite Powder 821 042C bottle 1 pound 450 grams 821 060C jug 5 pound 2 3 kg For Finger Pick Up ...

Page 37: ...cribed starting on page 42 Refer to Figure 33 With those steps completed field seeding rate is controlled manually by adjusting the target set rate using the arrow buttons Rate can also be controlled by a pre loaded recipe or an external GPS controller In field operation the hydraulic drive console displays set the currently active desired seeding rate out the current system seeding rate spd over ...

Page 38: ...int Row in Pass 3 Turn desired sections off as non planting regions are reached 4 Turn the sections back on before commencing next full width pass Point Row CAL Mode When the drill is raised the lift switch normally causes the Point Row Monitor to disengage the clutches for each drill section To keep one or more clutches engaged during hydraulic drive calibration set the Master switch to CAL For a...

Page 39: ...of the first seed load has been planted stop and check the seed boxes from above Observe seed monitor for row out of limit alarms Seed consumption is uneven and end rows run out before mid section rows Re load seed when the level indicators near Empty q Drill unfolded and raised q Selector valve set to hydraulic drive q Hydraulic drive console set per seed rate calibration q Check all seed tubes s...

Page 40: ...up 2 Reverse hydraulic lever right marker raises while left marker stays up 3 Activate hydraulic lever left marker lowers while right marker stays up 4 Reverse hydraulic lever left marker raises while right marker stays up 5 Pattern repeats Folding speed of dual markers is adjusted with adjustment screws on sequence valve body Because excessive folding speed may damage markers adjust markers to a ...

Page 41: ... NOT unhitch on a steep slope Always unhook safety chain LAST Storage Store the drill where children do not play If possible store inside for longer life or cover with tarp 5 Unload seed boxes 6 Lubricate the drill at all points listed under Lubrication on page 154 7 Check all bolts pins fittings and hoses Tighten repair or replace parts as needed 8 Check all moving parts for wear or damage Make n...

Page 42: ...ust be connected directly to the battery Make sure that eyelets are properly connected 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 See page 137 Minimum Hydraulic Pressure 2250 psi Maximum Hydraulic Pressure 3000 psi Maximum Required Flow 8 5 gpm Voltage 12 volts DC Current 4 ampe...

Page 43: ...N 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 FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION ENGAGE ___s out ______ ENGAGE TO STOP calibration successful ENTER AMOUNT COLLECTED NEW CAL ____ OLD CAL ____ FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION EXIT calibration error ENGAGE F...

Page 44: ... 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 FUNCTION to select Preset mode and the arrow buttons to alternate between preset rates see page 56 In VR mode the seed rate is set by an external recipe program or external controller The arrow buttons can overr...

Page 45: ...ent 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 a strap See your tractor dealer for details Other tractors Lock lever forward in detent position You may need to turn detent pressure to maximum or use a mechanical detent holder to hold lever forward See your t...

Page 46: ...r 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 by you The controller calculates the run time necessary to generate that amount at a single row Great Plains suggests sampling an amount that is at least 1 4 pound 0 1 kg and requires at least 100 seconds At typ...

Page 47: ...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 time will be incorrect or you may get TIME TOO LOW HIGH errors that cannot be cleared by adjusting the expected sample size Refer to Figure 44 9 Press FUNCTION button until CALIBRATION NUMBER window appears 10 Select drive calibration...

Page 48: ...s and kph If you change units of measure for rate calibration it also changes units for speed calibration Refer to Figure 47 When units of measure is changed all previous and subsequent values entered or computed are assumed to be in the new units but their numeric values are not converted For example if you entered a rate of 50 0 intending lbs ac at step 8 and switched to metric mode at step 14 t...

Page 49: ...t your desired rate Refer to Figure 49 16 Enter number of rows here 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 50 17 Enter your planned planting speed using arrow buttons Calibration mode does not accept a speed higher than 10 mph or 16 kph Press FUNCTION button to adv...

Page 50: ...9 It may take some experimenting to select a value that avoids TIME TOO LOW errors Press FUNCTION button to return to step 18 If modest adjustments to the 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 Figure 53 20 The minimum time is 4 seconds Select ...

Page 51: ...de 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 53 24 Continuing to verify that the drive area is clear press the ENGAGE button to start drive rotation To terminate priming press ENGAGE Refer to Figure 56 25 While the drive is rotating the display window sho...

Page 52: ...ery close to the sample size entered at step 18 27 Press the OFF button on the console 28 Return hydraulic motor circuit lever to Neutral 29 Exit the tractor cab Return metered seed to seed box Refer to Figure 59 If you see the screen 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 ...

Page 53: ... operating in order to meter the amount of seed you have requested at the calibration number drill width and number of rows you have selected Press FUNCTION button to advance to next window Refer to Figure 61 33 If the screen reads instead TIME TOO LOW or TIME TOO HIGH change the amount of seed that you will count or measure For calibration accuracy the Controller firmware does not allow calibrati...

Page 54: ...ress Down arrow button to abandon the calibration This skips to the next item in the main FUNCTION rotation speed calibration page 53 Refer to Figure 63 36 Continuing to verify that the drive area is clear press the ENGAGE button to start drive rotation To terminate calibration mode press the ENGAGE or OFF buttons Refer to Figure 64 37 While the drive is rotating the display window shows the time ...

Page 55: ...r cab and obtain the net weight of the samples If multiple rows were sampled divide the total seed weight by the number of row sampled Refer to Figure 66 40 Enter the actual amount metered per row using the arrow buttons Press FUNCTION button to advance to next window Figure 65 Cal Mode Normal Completion 28261 Example Three 4 oz containers were used at 3 rows ContainerWeight 4 x 3 16 or 0 75 lbs W...

Page 56: ...selected The console is once again at step 9 If the calibration just completed resulted in a Cal number change of more than a few percent validate or further refine it by running a new calibration skipping the Priming step 18 through step 29 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 57: ...he Down arrow button to restore factory default setting Refer to Figure 72 4 This is the first window that appears in Speed Calibration mode Press FUNCTION 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 calibration it also changes units for seed ra...

Page 58: ...riving at a normal field speed when the tractor passes the first flag press ENGAGE Refer to Figure 74 6 While between flags the display shows the distance traveled Refer to Figure 75 7 When the tractor passes the second flag press ENGAGE again Figure 73 At First Flag 28268 Figure 74 Between Flags 28269 Figure 75 At Second Flag 28270 ...

Page 59: ...w speed calibration and re run the course Re calibrate until the error is within 5 The cab console gives you the option each time you calibrate of accepting the new settings or keeping the previous setting Speed calibration results once accepted by you are stored until changed and are not lost when power is removed 10 When planting check the speed displayed against the tractor speedometer or other...

Page 60: ...ntil Pre set Menu screen appears Use arrow buttons to toggle from Manual mode to pre set mode Refer to Figure 79 Figure 80 and Figure 81 Press Function button to move to the next pre set screen and the Up Down arrow keys to set the pre set rates Refer to Figure 82 11 When in Pre Set mode the main operating screen shows the pre set rate currently being applied When you are in Pre set mode the arrow...

Page 61: ...l is interrupted or you are outside the map area the Controller continues applying at the latest rate until signal is regained or another rate is set manually If SiteMate power is interrupted restart the recipe to return to VR 4 In the CONVERSION window enter the conversion rate as 1 5 Under the APP tab enter the Feed Delay as 3 seconds Measure the distance from the GPS to the seed tubes Enter the...

Page 62: ...s you set the SiteMate Once Nominal Rate is set press Function button until the main operating screen appears as shown in Figure 39 on page 40 4 Press On VR button again 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 40 on page 41 Verify that the rate shown on the GP Controller Console is the same as the recipe sent ...

Page 63: ...UP key Press CONTROLLER key Select controller as Rawson Accu Rate Press EDIT SETTINGS Set the following Number of pulses 10 revolutions 500 Nominal rate Divide the highest rate on your recipe by 1 6 This is your Nominal rate If your highest rate is 32 your nominal rate is 20 Percent rate change set to 4 Area count Set to Standard Stop height Set to 8 Act rate recording method Set to Sensor Control...

Page 64: ... number as you set the PF3000 in step 5 above Once Nominal Rate is set press FUNCTION key until main 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 Controller Console is the same as the recipe sent from the PF3000 Press ENGAGE button to activate the Prec...

Page 65: ...3N 40P Table of Contents Index Hydraulic Drive Operation 61 2019 03 14 Table of Contents Index 196 538M Seeding Charts Seed Wheel Selection Chart 34192 ...

Page 66: ...l 15110 392 040 313 632 261 360 224 023 196 020 COTTON TR30 or 15 120 Cell 9971 261 360 209 088 174 240 149 349 130 680 COTTON 20 120 Cell 7555 196 020 156 816 130 680 112 011 98 010 COTTON 30 120 Cell 4985 130 680 104 544 87 120 74 674 65 340 MILO 7 5 51 Cell 8475 201 960 161 568 134 640 115 406 100 980 MILO 10 51 Cell 6367 151 470 121 176 100 980 86 554 75 735 MILO TR30 or 15 51 Cell 4238 100 98...

Page 67: ...215 179 154 135 MED RICE 7 5 403 142C 4 29 154 124 103 88 77 MED RICE 10 403 142C 3 22 116 93 77 66 58 MED RICE TR30 or 15 403 142C 2 15 77 62 51 44 39 HIGH RICE 7 5 403 095C 7 31 261 209 174 149 131 HIGH RICE 10 403 095C 5 54 196 157 131 112 98 HIGH RICE TR30 or 15 403 095C 3 66 131 105 87 75 65 BARLEY 7 5 Wheat Narrow 3 99 175 140 116 100 87 BARLEY 10 Wheat Narrow 3 02 131 105 87 75 65 BARLEY TR...

Page 68: ...29 082 10 8 57 53 49 45 29 222 10 7 57 53 49 45 29 352 10 7 58 54 49 45 29 414 10 7 58 54 50 45 30 245 10 4 59 55 51 47 30 346 10 3 60 55 51 47 30 440 10 3 60 56 51 47 30 527 10 3 60 56 51 47 31 505 10 0 62 57 53 49 31 560 9 9 62 58 53 49 31 610 9 9 62 58 53 49 31 657 9 9 62 58 53 49 31 701 9 9 62 58 53 49 32 875 9 5 65 60 55 51 46 34 092 9 2 67 62 57 53 48 34 139 9 2 67 62 57 53 48 34 190 9 2 67 ...

Page 69: ... 45 19 481 21 5 57 53 49 45 19 568 21 4 58 54 49 45 19 609 21 3 58 54 50 45 20 163 20 7 59 55 51 47 20 231 20 7 60 55 51 47 20 293 20 6 60 56 51 47 20 351 20 5 60 56 51 47 21 003 19 9 62 57 53 49 21 040 19 9 62 58 53 49 21 074 19 8 62 58 53 49 21 105 19 8 62 58 53 49 21 134 19 8 62 58 53 49 21 916 19 1 65 60 55 51 46 22 728 18 4 67 62 57 53 48 22 759 18 4 67 62 57 53 48 22 793 18 3 67 62 58 53 48 ...

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Page 71: ... 16 7 26 026 16 1 27 004 15 5 27 157 15 4 28 004 14 9 28 178 14 8 29 082 14 4 29 222 14 3 29 352 14 2 29 414 14 2 30 245 13 8 d e d n e m m o c e R t o N 5 4 30 346 13 8 45 30 440 13 7 45 30 527 13 7 45 31 505 13 3 46 31 560 13 3 46 31 610 13 2 47 31 657 13 2 47 31 701 13 2 47 32 875 12 7 48 45 34 092 12 3 50 47 34 139 12 2 50 47 34 190 12 2 50 47 34 245 12 2 50 47 34 304 12 2 51 47 35 404 11 8 52...

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Page 75: ...al planting depth and achieving it consistently is affected by multiple adjustable drill functions from greatest to least effect they are Coulter Height Opener Depth Press Wheel and or Side Wheel Row Unit Down Pressure Frame Weight Disk Blade Adjustments as blades wear Adjustment Page The Adjustment Affects Level Frame Side to Side 142 Center vs wing planting consistency Level Frame Front to Rear ...

Page 76: ...ss Wheel Adjustments on page 114 25 Series Press Wheel Adjustments on page 122 Frame Height Frame height is determined by an adjustable hydraulic depth control valve and has a significant effect on planting depth Frame height adjustment methods depend on coulter configuration Frame mounted coulters FMC are standard on some 3N 40 models and optional on others The 3N 4010HDP accepts either FMC or un...

Page 77: ...center of the drill Crushing Hazard Make all down stop adjustments with circuit in neutral and drill raised actuator plunger not in contact with down stop Loosening the down stop with circuit active and drill lowered results in rapid lowering of the frame Height Mis setting Risk Make sure the drill is level and the lift system bled and re phased before adjusting the tool bar height If the center s...

Page 78: ...Loosen the knob on the stop 5 Adjust the stop position on the tube Adjust up to raise or down to lower Adjust by half the last difference Secure the stop with the knob bolt 6 Lower the drill and measure the tool bar height If the error is more than about 1 8 inch 3 mm repeat the adjustment process from step 3 7 Raise and lower several times and confirm that the drill stops consistently at the new ...

Page 79: ...ndividual coulter depth a mechanical adjustment for a few rows in tire tracks See page 77 3 Individual coulter down force this is a spring adjustment for rows in tracks or all rows in unusually light or heavy no till conditions See page 78 Frame Height Frame Mounted Coulters Refer to Figure 93 In regular or heavy no till conditions set the coulter depth to about 1 inch 2 5 cm deeper than seeding d...

Page 80: ...r the wings may not be level See Frame Alignment and Level on page 142 Refer to Figure 94 The change in coulter height is greater than the change in down stop adjustment Make adjustments in small amounts The lift system includes an adjustable stop valve to fix the height of the opener frame when the drill is lowered To adjust the stop height assuming a desired 11 4 inch 3 2 cm coulter depth 1 Move...

Page 81: ... tracks Adjust individual coulters as follows 1 On level ground lower the drill until coulters just touch the ground 2 Raise the drill by the extra amount you need to lower the rows in tracks Refer to Figure 95 3 At each frame mounted coulter to be adjusted slightly loosen all six bolts at the mount 4 Using a rubber mallet tap the spring bar up or down until the bottom edge of the coulter disk is ...

Page 82: ...aise the drill and install transport locks See Lift Lower on page 25 2 Determine the new spring length desired See the table at right 3 Measure the current length of the spring s to be changed If already shorter than 93 4 inches 24 8 cm or longer than 101 4 inches 26 cm do not further adjust them 4 Loosen the jam nut 5 Rotate the adjuster nut until the spring is at the new length Tighten the jam n...

Page 83: ... a specific seed meter type and internal components optimized for a particular crop Depending on the meter type and configuration there may be adjustments available On 10HD and 25 Series openers you can also entirely change the meter as your crop mix changes All models support Great Plains Singulator Plus meters The 3N4010HDP and 3N4025 further support Finger pick up meters The 3N 40 does not supp...

Page 84: ...e using Be sure to use the same wheel type on all meters Meter Wheels Not Interchangeable Seed meter wheels for the 10HD and 25P Series row units are made of a green color material and are not interchangeable with the other Great Plains seed meter wheels such as Black for 20P Series Use only green wheels in 10HD and 25P Series row units 1 Clean out meter For more information 10HD 25 Series Meter R...

Page 85: ...Figure 104 4 Remove seed meter wheel Refer to Figure 105 With the seed meter wheel removed you may want to check the meter for internal damage or trash Some wear on top edge of slide is normal Excess wear is cause for replacement 5 Place new wheel on meter wheel shaft Tilt it slightly forward to engage and push back on the slide Seat wheel fully on cross pin 6 Replace spring loaded wheel retainer ...

Page 86: ... meter inlet tube and then slide the retaining ring down the seed hose 10HD 25 Series Finger Meter Adjustments Applies only to 10HD and 25 Series openers The finger pick up meter has an adjustable brush and alternate inserts are available for the backing plate The brush has been pre set to the optimum setting for most seed sizes The factory installed insert is the A insert Optimum planting speed i...

Page 87: ...ep for a total of 9 detents The factory default setting is 21 2 Although the numbers are molded into the meter housing only 1 and 5 may be visible To ensure consistency rotate the lever fully counter clockwise 1 and count detents as you advance it to the desired setting Use the general guidelines in the table at right to adjust the brush position to your seed size and shape The numbers listed corr...

Page 88: ...hen possible They can cause meter performance problems and premature wear to meter parts Avoid the use of graphite with untreated seeds If graphite must be used use Precision Planting graphite or Great Plains graphite which is less abrasive Seeds with Maxi Captan Cruiser Poncho and similar treatments can benefit from graphite Use the amount recommended on the graphite container usually 1 tsp 5ml u...

Page 89: ...both meters of a row unit pair Note that tooth 1 and many of the other teeth on the driven sprockets are stamped with a tooth number On front row unit 3 Relax idlers on front meter drive by lifting the spring off the rear post 4 Lift chain off driven sprocket and rotate sprocket so that tooth 1 is as close as possible to straight up TDC top dead center 12 00 position 5 Re engage chain and idlers m...

Page 90: ...26 600 15 7 to 16 7 1 3 26 600 to 28 300 14 8 to 15 7 1 6 28 300 to 29 900 14 0 to 14 8 1 9 29 900 to 31 500 13 3 to 14 0 1 12 31 500 to 33 000 12 7 to 13 3 1 15 33 000 to 34 700 12 1 to 12 7 1 18 34 700 to 36 200 11 6 to 12 1 1 2 36 200 to 37 800 11 1 to 11 6 1 5 37 800 to 39 300 10 6 to 11 1 1 8 39 300 to 40 800 10 3 to 10 6 1 11 40 800 to 42 500 9 8 to 10 3 1 14 42 500 to 44 000 9 5 to 9 8 1 17...

Page 91: ...mount Changing rear sprocket to the next number down in the chart advances moving each rear row seed ahead a small amount Example 1 The 6 Finger Twin Row 30in planting population is 32000 or 13 1in seed spacing The chart setting for the rear sprocket is 15 Each rear row seed should fall 6 6in behind the front row seed If each rear row seed measures only 5in behind the front row seed reset the rear...

Page 92: ...tting for the rear sprocket is 3 Each rear row seed should fall 5 6in behind the front row seed If each rear row seed measures 7in behind the front row seed reset the rear meter sprocket to the next number down in the chart 14 This will move the rear seeds ahead and make the stagger closer to 5 6in Example 2 The 12 Finger Twin Row 30in planting population is 37000 or 11 3in seed spacing The chart ...

Page 93: ...t interchangeable with the other Great Plains seed meter wheels for other machines Use only black wheels in 20 Series row units 1 Clean out meter For more information see Cleaning Out Meters on page 138 Refer to Figure 112 2 Push in spring loaded wheel retainer and make 1 4 turn Refer to Figure 113 3 Pull off wheel retainer and spring Refer to Figure 114 4 Pull the seed meter wheel out about 1 4 i...

Page 94: ...er disk present There are two adjustments 1 Wheel placement forward or aft mounting hole for more or less aggressive cleaning and 2 Wheel height adjusted 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 how close to the ground the row cleaners operate The ro...

Page 95: ...bolts Each possible hole pairing adjusts the tine height by about 3 4 inch 19 mm 6 Check the new height measurement Refer to Row Cleaner manual 204 085 m A for further information on use adjustment and maintenance of row cleaners Implement Lift Switch Adjustment Refer to Figure 118 A switch on the drill turns seed metering off via the electric clutches when the drill is raised To adjust the height...

Page 96: ...er is just starting to make contact with the ramp surface Refer to Figure 119 6 Raise the implement fully and check that the switch is compressed If adjustments are made to hydraulic coulter depth re check switch engagement If coulter depth is adjusted re check lift switch operation Figure 119 Implement Lift Cam Adjust 15160 2 3 2 3 Figure 120 Switch in Lift Compressed 14550 2 3 ...

Page 97: ... is always heavier than even a fully weighted wing and never requires additional weights Available Down Force Each Weight set assumed to be fully populated with five 100 pound weights This table does not include the effect of adding frame mounted coulters to the drill Although frame mounted coulters add 61 lbs 28 kg to each row they also rely on the available weight per row and can easily require ...

Page 98: ...t Hazard Marker disks may be sharp Use caution when making adjustments in this area Adjusting Mark Width Refer to Figure 122 is the direction of travel 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 the angle of the marker with respect to the tube For a narrower mark reduce the angle Tighten bolts Direction of Cut Refer to...

Page 99: ...Shut Off Cap Standard Disable rows for alternate row spacing See Row Unit Shut Off on page 79 5 Singulating Seed Meter Standard 6 Seed delivery tube Standard No adjustments are necessary 7 Disk Scraper Optional In sticky soils a scraper helps keep the opener disks operating freely An optional carbide scraper is available See page 167 8 Seed Firmer Seed Flap Standard not shown Keeton seed firmer no...

Page 100: ...nch into the subsoil down force is too high and needs to be reduced Adjusting 10P Series Down Force The springs allow the row units to float down into depressions and up over obstructions On 10 Series row units the seed trench is primarily opened by the coulters Row unit springs provide only additional assistance needed to make a furrow V shaped and ensure furrow closure by the press wheels Often ...

Page 101: ...causes uneven planting Individual rows may be set higher if running in tire tracks 10 Series Disk Blade Adjustments Opener disc angle and stagger is not adjustable but disc to disc spacing is and may need attention as discs experience normal wear Spacers will need to be reset when blades are replaced Refer to Figure 129 The ideal spacing causes the blades to be in contact for about one inch If you...

Page 102: ...ers The seed flap requires no adjustment but may need to be replaced if worn and may need to be shortened if an optional seed firmer is added after initial delivery Sharp Object Hazard Row unit disk blades may be sharp Use caution when making adjustments in this area To adjust the Keeton Seed Firmer lower the planter until the disks of the row units are resting on the ground 10 Series Keeton Adjus...

Page 103: ...eding depth on 3N 4010P 3N 4010HDP 3N 4020P and 3N 4025P is set by coulter depth and row unit depth Set coulter depth before making row unit depth adjustments 10 Series press wheel height is a stop adjustment and not a spring adjustment It establishes a fixed relationship between opener depth and closed furrow surface at the press wheel Refer to Figure 133 Set opener seeding depth by adjusting pre...

Page 104: ... on page 105 7 Seed Meter Standard Choice of Models A precision or finger pickup meter is standard with a choice of wheels or finger sets See page 79 for changing meters and wheels See page 82 for finger meter adjustments 8 Drive Coupler Disengage unused rows during calibration or when using alternate row spacings See page 118 9 Scrapers Spreader shown A lower separator scraper is standard An uppe...

Page 105: ...and Figure 136 Raise drill and install cylinder locks before working on coulters Row unit may be fully lowered or locked up Do not attempt to move blade when the current or new position causes it to contact the ground during the adjustment Be careful around the front end of row units Coulter blades may be sharp To adjust coulter depth 1 Determine the present opener and coulter depths 2 Note which ...

Page 106: ...exacting test of correct alignment is field results Operate the drill on some test ground no seed required and verify that the opener blades are in the groove opened by the coulter Refer to Figure 138 To adjust unit mounted coulter alignment loosen the four bolts that attach its bracket to the row unit The holes on the row unit are slotted side to side and allow the coulter bracket sideways and ro...

Page 107: ...duced Adjusting 10HD 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 primarily opened by the coulters Row unit springs provide only additional assistance needed to make a furrow V shaped and ensure furrow closure by the press wheels Often the rows may be run at the...

Page 108: ...tra 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 setting on the spring adjust bar 2 Spring 10HD Cam Down Force Settings These settings apply to 2009 drills or updated older drills that have two parallel arm springs per row 4 Spring 10HD Cam Down Force Settings Thes...

Page 109: ...hole Secure it with the cotter pin 5 Lower row unit until lower parallel arm rests on lock up pin 6 Repeat for all rows needing lock up 10HD Disk Blade Adjustments See also 10HD Opener Maintenance on page 152 Opener disc angle and stagger is not adjustable but disc to disc spacing is and may need attention as discs experience normal wear Spacers will need to be reset when blades are replaced Refer...

Page 110: ...e seed flap requires no adjustment but may need to be replaced if worn and may need to be shortened if an optional seed firmer is added after initial delivery Sharp Object Hazard Row unit disk blades may be sharp Use caution when making adjustments in this area To adjust the Keeton Seed Firmer lower the drill until the disks of the row units are resting on the ground 10HD Keeton Adjustment The opt...

Page 111: ...t is a stop adjustment and not a spring adjustment It establishes a fixed relationship between opener depth and the closed furrow surface at the press wheel Refer to Figure 133 Set opener seeding depth by adjusting press wheel height To adjust first raise openers slightly then lift and slide T handles on top of openers Initially adjust all press wheels to the same height Individual rows running in...

Page 112: ...w they close the seed trench and press soil over the seed To move the wheels in toward the center of the trench remove one of the 1 4 in 6 4 mm spacer bushings next to the press wheel arm and position it under the head of the hex head cap screw On wider row spacings the closing wheels can be moved outward by relocating the spacers to the inside next to the press wheel arm Figure 148 10HD Series Do...

Page 113: ...ee Side Gauge Wheel Adjustments on page 111 4 Shut Off Cap Standard Disable rows for alternate row spacing Row Unit Shut Off on page 79 5 Singulating Seed Meter Standard 6 Seed Tube Standard A seed tube mounted between the disks not shown delivers seed to the trench It is fed by the seed meter and has a seed flap shown here cut back for clearance from the seed firmer See 20P Series Seed Firmer Adj...

Page 114: ...l rows may be set higher if running in tire tracks 20P Series Row Unit Planting Depth Refer to Figure 152 Side depth wheels outside the row unit disks control row unit planting depth The position of an adjustable stop using the T handle determines planting depth Set planting depth by adjusting handle To adjust first raise row units slightly then lift and slide handle on top of row units Adjust all...

Page 115: ...t 3 Remove the bolt retaining the opener disc on one side Carefully remove the disc Do not lose the hub components and spacer washers 4 To reduce the spacing between the discs the normal case move one spacer washer from the inside to the outside of the disc 5 Re assemble and check disc contact Side Gauge Wheel Adjustments Refer to Figure 155 The side gauge wheels have two interrelated adjustments ...

Page 116: ...2 inch and release When let go wheel should fall freely If wheel does not contact disk at bottom to area where blade leaves contact with soil move hex adjuster until wheel is angled for proper contact with disk If wheel does not fall freely loosen hex head bolt and slide wheel arm out just until wheel and arm move freely Retighten hex head bolt per grade 1 2 inch Grade 5 bolt 75 ft lbs 1 2 inch Gr...

Page 117: ... your needs Firmers should provide just enough tension to push seeds to the bottom of the trench Measure the distance from the ground to the head of the tension screw This distance should be 4 to 41 2 inches If not loosen the bolts in the mounting bracket and select different holes until the proper measurement is attained 20P Series Seed Lok Lock Up Optional Seed Lok firming wheels provide additio...

Page 118: ...l vary with field conditions To adjust move adjustment handle For less down pressure move handle forward toward planter For more down pressure move handle back away from planter Increased press wheel spring force may require increased row unit down force to maintain depth The factory setting on the press wheel is staggered to achieve optimum residue flow Refer to Figure 161 To adjust press wheels ...

Page 119: ...The depth relative to the opener is set by a choice of hub mounting holes See Unit Mounted Coulter Adjustments on page 101 5 Disc Blades Standard 2 per row unit Double disc blades widen the coulter groove creating the seed bed Setup controls depth and width See 25 Series Disk Blade Adjustments on page 119 6 Depth Side Gauge Wheels Standard The depth gauge wheels have adjustments for spacing and an...

Page 120: ... Figure 165 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 components uneven seed depth and gauge wheel slippage Refer to Figure 164 shown at cam setting 1 Figure 165 and Figure 166 To adjust down pressure use a 11 8 inch 29 mm open end wrench or the tool stored under the walkboar...

Page 121: ... 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 168 1 If the side gauge wheels are leaving no tracks or light tracks increase down force 2 If the wheels are compressing trash and loose soil and leaving clear tracks right at the top of the subsoil down force is probably correct and needs no ad...

Page 122: ... on all row spacings Refer to page 164 for additional or replacement lock up pins 1 Raise the drill Although this adjustment can be made with the drill lowered the springs will be in tension and will require more effort The extra force may also damage tools 2 Install lift cylinder locks 3 Set the down pressure springs be set to the minimum setting per the instructions on page 116 4 Raise the row u...

Page 123: ... planting move the T handle back Check opener down pressure and press wheel s after adjusting depth See 25 Series Row Unit Down Pressure on page 116 and 25 Series Press Wheel Adjustments on page 122 25 Series Disk Blade Adjustments Applies to all Series openers Opener Disc Contact Region Refer to Figure 153 Opener disc angle and stagger is not adjustable but disc to disc spacing is and may need at...

Page 124: ...e normal case move one spacer washer from the inside to the outside of the disc Do not discard any spacers They will be moved to the inside upon eventual replacement of a completely worn out blade 5 Re assemble and check disk contact 25 Series Side Gauge Wheel Scrapers Refer to Figure 175 To adjust scrapers 1 Loosen nut 2 Slide scraper toward gauge wheel until scraper touches tire 3 Slide scraper ...

Page 125: ...with a preset tension which is recommended for using the first year The tension screw can be tightened in subsequent years according to your needs Firmers should provide just enough tension to push seeds to the bottom of the furrow 25 Series Seed Lok Lock Up Optional Seed Lok firming wheels provide additional seed to soil contact The wheels are spring loaded and do not require adjusting In some we...

Page 126: ... up until the Seed Lok wheel releases at the latch point and falls free 3 While holding the handle up rotate the raised portion of the lever stop under both sides of the handle at the arm end Remove the tool 25 Series Press Wheel Adjustments 25 Series press wheels have three adjustments Refer to Figure 179 a Down pressure shown at maximum b Wheel stagger shown staggered c Centering see Figure 181 ...

Page 127: ...d trench or the wheels are not centered over the trench the angle of the press wheel assembly can be adjusted as follows Refer to Figure 181 1 Determine how far and in which direction the press wheel assembly needs to move to center the wheels 2 Raise drill and install lift assist cylinder locks See Lift Cylinder Lock Up on page 26 3 Loosen the 1 2 inch hex head bolts and 4 Turn the hex head cam u...

Page 128: ...and clean seed meter slide and check for wear page 79 Seed meter slide worn Replace seed meter slide page 79 Planting too little Excessive field speed Slow down Incorrect seed meter wheel for seed size Verify seed count on seed bag with seed meter wheel Incorrect tire size or air pressure Correct tire size and air pressure see page 174 Check seed level in seed box Fill seed box Actual field size i...

Page 129: ...ify seed count on seed bag with seed meter wheel Uneven seed depth Excessive field speed Slow down Coulter depth adjustment Check Operator manual Planting conditions too wet Wait until drier weather 10 Series opener press wheel depth too deep for soil conditions or coulter depth See 10P Series Row Unit Adjustments on page 95 20 and 25 Series opener side depth wheels are set too deep for soil condi...

Page 130: ...de Adjustments on page 119 Failed disk bearings Replace disk bearings Bent or twisted opener frame Replace opener frame Partially plugged opener seed tube Lift up drill expose bottom of seed tube and clean out Press wheels not compacting the soil as desired Too wet or cloddy Wait until drier weather or rework ground Coulter set too shallow Check coulter adjustment in hitch operator s manual 10 Ser...

Page 131: ...ge 119 20 or 25 Series Openers 1 x 12 press wheel stagger adjustment not correct Correct press wheel stagger Backed up with drill in the ground Clean out and check for damage Failed disk bearings Replace disk bearings Disk blades worn Adjust or replace disk blades 10 Series page 97 10HD Series page 105 20 Series page 111 25 Series page 119 20 or 25 Series opener side depth wheels not adjusted corr...

Page 132: ...or unfold fully Rephase cylinders refer to page 145 Bleed fold circuit refer to page 146 Adjust fold cylinders refer to page 146 Drill wanders back and forth in transport Use all locks Adjust tongue shims on rub blocks or frame spacers refer to page 144 Adjust fold cylinders refer to page 146 Problem Cause Solution ...

Page 133: ...acing fuse height switch not tripping Check adjustment of height switch No metering one section clutch failure Lock up clutch until repaired or replaced shearing Replace 1 4 20 bolts and 1 4 inch roll pins in clutch assembly Seed rate low or uneven lubricant in clutch Disassemble and degrease clutches Meters always on CAL mode on Move Master switch handle from CAL to ON height switch always on Che...

Page 134: ...r comm cable tester shows power and communication is reaching external controller from cab console and no lower line appears on cab console replace chip or external controller Call Service Department e If Cable Continuity Tester p n 27859 isn t available check cable with voltmeter at connection at control module 3 Test Relay inside external controller a Use Relay Output Tester p n 27860 to test re...

Page 135: ...ment Call Service Department b Check radar gun angle c Check power to system Less than 12 Vdc power will cause drive to behave erratically often problem manifests itself in speed loop 8 Drive shuts off while planting a If it occurs after 20 seconds of not planting such as turning on headlands operation is normal safety shutoff on units with radar speed signal b Check setting of speed signal interr...

Page 136: ...t by a large factor such as decimal place error To start over press OFF and then ON While rate calibration is running one of four error messages may be displayed Message Cause Solution COMM TIMEOUT Power to or communication with the external controller was interrupted during calibration Check power and communication connections from the cab console to the external controller and rerun calibration ...

Page 137: ...3N 40P Table of Contents Index Troubleshooting 133 2019 03 14 Table of Contents Index 196 538M Hydraulic Drive Troubleshooting Flow Chart 23250 ...

Page 138: ...2019 03 14 Table of Contents Index 196 538M 3N 40P Table of Contents Index Troubleshooting 134 Hydraulic Drive Electronics Troubleshooting 23249 ...

Page 139: ...ngs step 6 page 57 and on the GP Controller Console GP Settings step 3 page 58 These must be set to the same number Re check GP calibration number with metering wheel and row spacing The recipe rates from SiteMate are in 4 increments If the two rates are within this 4 range the units are operating normally Check the Conversion number SiteMate Settings Step 2 If the recipe requires a target convers...

Page 140: ...er Console and on PF3000 do not match Check Nominal rates on both the PF3000 PF3000 Settings step 6 page 59 and on the GP Controller Console GP Settings step 4 page 60 These must be set to the same number Re check GP calibration number with metering wheel and row spacing The recipe rates from the PF3000 are in 4 increments If the two rates are within this 4 range the units are operating normally C...

Page 141: ...odically inspect hydraulic hoses for cuts cracks and aging Check fittings and cylinders for evidence of leaks Welding If electrical welding on the drill is ever necessary take these steps 1 Disconnect all cables and harnesses at the hitch Refer to Figure 182 2 At the hydraulic drive motor mount disconnect all four leads at the VER 21568 Ext Controller and remove this module from the drill OFF Esca...

Page 142: ...184 and Figure 185 4 Remove the retaining pin The door may swing open by itself at this point 5 Pull the clean out door handle back until the lower end of the door rests on the stop bolt How freely seed flows out the clean out depends on the seed size shape and treatments It is commonly necessary to gently tap or shake the meter to ensure complete flow 6 When seed stops flowing uncouple the meter ...

Page 143: ...om the opening and allow seed to fall 4 Remove the seed meter wheel for thorough cleaning See 10HD 25 Series Meter Removal on page 79 for more information 10HD 25P Finger Meter Clean Out Refer to Figure 186 1 Place a bucket or pan under meter to catch any seed during clean out 2 Slide the retaining ring up and remove the seed hose Refer to Figure 188 3 Pull clean out door away from the opening and...

Page 144: ...ont of the meter 3 Check for excess wear on meter slide Slight wear at the top corner is normal 4 If slide is not excessively worn stop here If it is continue with step 5 to replace Replacing Meter Slide Refer to Figure 190 5 Remove retaining clip and pin from meter Meter slide is spring loaded Two meter slide springs will be released when you pull the pin and a third when you tilt it back Use car...

Page 145: ...d vertical distance between chain idlers should be not less than 1 4in and not more than 1 2in 1 4in to 11 4in for 25 series This measurement should be taken with opener arms horizontal The front idler should be below the rear idler Be sure chain is installed with the chain connector link retainer towards the centerline of the opener and the clip opening split end faces the opposite way of the cha...

Page 146: ...Bleeding Fold Hydraulics on page 146 before proceeding Refer to Figure 194 1 Locate the threaded eye bolt at the base end of the wing caster wheel cylinders The eye bolt is locked in place by jam nuts Observe the amount of thread exposed above the upper nut and below the lower nut If the exposed threads are roughly equal no initial adjustment is needed Go to step 3 2 If the exposed threads above a...

Page 147: ...also cause drill to run low in the front if wheel depth is set too low 7 Have an assistant check front to rear level while planting by observing the drill from a safe distance Drill should run with box and frame level or slightly lower in the front Box Alignment To check and adjust box alignment 1 Unfold drill Unfolding the Drill on page 27 and place a block ahead of each wing caster wheel Pull dr...

Page 148: ... straight wanders back and forth while being towed or fails to latch during folding it may be necessary to replace or adjust one or more tongue spacer block assemblies Refer to Figure 197 which depicts right tongue tube There are four of these block assemblies on the drill tongue Two are on the inside and contact each other when folding Two are on the outside and contact the wing main frames when ...

Page 149: ...haft so you can orient them with rod ends higher than base ends 4 With the tractor engine at idle speed energize the lift hydraulics When the wheel cylinders on wings have extended completely hold the remote lever on for one minute Check all hydraulic hoses cylinders and fittings for leaks 5 Retract the cylinder rods Extend the rods again and hold the remote lever on for one more minute Repeat thi...

Page 150: ...her side of the drill Tighten that fitting 5 Activate the tractor lever in the opposite direction until oil appears at a fitting Stop and tighten that fitting Activate the same lever in the same direction until oil appears on the other side of the drill Tighten that fitting Fold Cylinders Unfolding drill retracts fold cylinders 6 Unpin rod ends of wheel cylinders Pivot cylinders up and wire or oth...

Page 151: ...sition loosen hydraulic hose fittings at rod and base ends of marker cylinders If applicable loosen fittings on back side of sequence valve 3 With tractor idling activate tractor hydraulic valve until oil seeps out around a loosened fitting Tighten that fitting 4 Reactivate tractor hydraulic valve until oil seeps out around another loosened fitting Tighten that fitting Repeat process until all loo...

Page 152: ...fail if the marker tip gets hung up on an obstacle This prevents damage to the marker If the shear bolt fails replace it with a bolt of identical size and grade or one of similar strength The supplied bolt is Great Plains part 802 589C HHCS 7 16 14X2 GR5 This is a 7 16 14 x 2 inch Grade 5 bolt If an exact replacement is not immediately available temporarily substitute a metric bolt M10x0 75 Class ...

Page 153: ...lied with the drill They are separately available from Great Plains Order quantity 9 of part 802 782C HHCS M8X1 25X14 GR8 8 Use only 14 mm length bolts or machine damage will occur Longer bolts will damage the clutch Shorter bolts may not effect a lock up 4 Unbolt torque tab of field coil housing and make sure it is allowed to move freely If you observe half the hole obstructed by a metal disc you...

Page 154: ...ine service of the tractor filtration To change the element Refer to Figure 207 1 Un screw lower canister from filter catching and disposing of used fluid 2 Remove and discard element 3 Install new element p n 19856 4 Clean canister threads and lube o ring with hydraulic fluid then re install Refer to Figure 208 5 Re set pop out indicator if necessary It is a good idea to keep a filter element on ...

Page 155: ...ket until flap snaps into place with T top resting on top of bracket Seed Flap Replacement s n 1053PP Refer to Figure 210 To replace a seed flap use a needle nose or similar tool and squeeze the tabs together Pull plastic seed flap down out of metal bracket If replacing with 817 349C Push new seed flap up through metal bracket until tabs on seed flap snap in place If replacing with 816 302C See se...

Page 156: ...r operation 20 Series Opener Maintenance 20 Series Side Gauge Wheels Refer to Figure 212 1 Lift opener side wheel off the ground Move tire in and out to check for end play Check for roughness in bearing by rotating wheel If the bearings are rough inspect and replace if necessary 2 Check for the correct number of flat washers and machine washer between the side gauge wheel and the wheel arm There m...

Page 157: ...ries Opener Disk Spreader Refer to Figure 212 and Figure 213 1 Remove side gauge wheel arm and wheel assembly by removing 5 8 11x21 2 bolt to access opener disks and spreaders 2 With the unit raised check blade spread for wear Replace spreader if it is 7 16 inch 11 mm wide or narrower or if opener is plugging with dirt To replace remove disk blade Drive out roll pins and install a new spreader Dis...

Page 158: ...ters These zerks only serve the coulter arm pivots Coulter hub zerks must be serviced at the hubs Parallel Arm Pivots 1 zerk each end of each arm two arms per assembly four arms per drill 16 zerks total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Wing Caster Wheel Pivot 1 zerk each of 2 pivots 2 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges 8 50 Multi purpose spray lu...

Page 159: ...aft 1 zerk each of 3 pivots 1 zerk each lower cylinder pin 5 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Lift Cylinder Pins 1 zerk each rod end cylinder pin 1 cylinder each parallel arms set 2 cylinders at rockshaft 6 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges 8 27190 8 26409 ...

Page 160: ...lex Pivots 1 zerk each of 2 pivots 2 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Rear Axle Pivot 1 zerk Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Transfer Drive Shafts 1 zerk each of 2 shafts 2 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges 8 27191 8 20282 8 20319 ...

Page 161: ...rease emerges Marker s Option 3 zerks per marker 3 or 6 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges 20 Series Side Gauge Wheel Bushings 2 zerks per row 96 or 128 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Rear Wheel Caster Spindles 1 zerk each of 2 casters 2 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges at top and bottom 8 27189 8 20306 8 216...

Page 162: ...ection 3 total Type of Lubrication Chain Lube Quantity Coat thoroughly Coulter Hub Bearings 1 zerk each hub 48 or 64 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until resistance is felt Marker Disk Bearings Option 2 races each marker 2 or 4 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Repack As Required 20318 Seasonal 12454 Seasonal 15481 ...

Page 163: ... Table of Contents Index Maintenance and Lubrication 159 2019 03 14 Table of Contents Index 196 538M Wheel Bearings 2 races each of 6 wheels 12 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Repack Seasonal 20280 ...

Page 164: ...arkers mount on both sides and include an automatic sequence valve for operating alternate sides on each pass Both marker include speed adjustments If ordered with a new drill markers are factory installed They may also be ordered later for field installation Each kit equips one drill Markers add weight to the drill but only to the wing section s and the full weight is on the wing only when folded...

Page 165: ...er bracket or 1000 lbs 454 kg per kit The empty weight of the kit itself is 121 lbs 55 kg or 61 lbs 28 kg per bracket The weight kit is field installed and does not include weights See also Install Weight Brackets Option on page 21 and Frame Weight on page 93 Kit Description Part Number 40P DUAL WEIGHT BRACKET PKG 196 332A Transport Hazard Adding more than the recommend weight to the drill frame c...

Page 166: ...entire drill See Frame Mounted Coulters on page 75 for adjustments 17x5 16in Fluted Blade 17x5 8in Wavy Blade 17x3 4in Wavy Blade 17x5 8in Turbo Blade Option Part Option Part Option Part Option Part 3N 4010P 3115 31 249 077A 32 249 078A 33 249 079A 34 249 080A 3N 4010P 32TR 31 249 069A 32 249 070A 33 249 071A 34 249 072A 3N 4010P 32TRF 31 249 073A 32 249 074A 33 249 075A 34 249 076A 3N 4010P 4810 ...

Page 167: ...nd 25 Series page 118 Seed Tube Plug This plug stops seed flow from the seed box at the top of a seed tube When not using a baffle kit or for an altered row spacing for which there is no baffle kit order one per row to set inactive When using seed plugs change seed monitor setups Implement Width page 19 and Split Row pattern page 19 Also lock up unused rows on 10HD page 105 and 25 Series page 118 ...

Page 168: ...025P Available Down Force See Adjustments pages 100 140 lbs 45 36 63 50 kg 95 to 99 250 490 lbs 113 40 222 26 kg 100 to 108 100 225 lbs 45 36 102 06 kg 109 to 114 345 550 lbs 156 49 249 48 kg 115 to 122 Row Lock Up Pin page 164 Optional Standard Unit Mount Coulter page 165 Optional Optional Row Cleaner page 90 Optional Optional Meter Type page 165 Fixed Removable Fixed Removable Singulator Plus Me...

Page 169: ... row For operation see page 101 for both the 10HD series and 25 Series 15 in Coulter Blades Seed Meters 10HD and 25 Series openers feature removablea seed meters A Singulator Plus meter is included with the drill s opener bundle and normally one set of seed wheels are specified Meters may be exchanged at any time See page 79 for meter setup and removal Coulter Kit Part Number GP25S UMC 15 FLUTED B...

Page 170: ... 403 134D Cotton 120 5200 6000 seeds lb 11460 13230 seeds kg 403 076D 403 135D Milo 51 Low Rate Solid Stand 403 092D 403 136D Milo 102 Low Rate Row Milo 403 093D 403 137D Milo 135 10500 14000 seeds lb 23150 30900 seeds kg High Rate Solid Stand 403 090D 403 138D Milo 135 12000 18000 seeds lb 26450 39700 seeds kg High Rate Solid Stand 403 081D 403 140D Milo 270 10500 14000 seeds lb 23150 30900 seeds...

Page 171: ...Series and 25 Series Barley Oats Soft Red Wheat 3High 403 094D 403 120D Rice 1Low 403 249Aa 403 248Aa Rice 1Low 403 425Db 403 426Db Rice 2 medium 45 70 lbs ac 50 78 kg ha 403 142Db 403 143Db Rice 2 medium 45 70 lbs ac 50 78 kg ha 403 126Aa 403 127Aa Rice 3High 70 120 lbs ac 78 135 kg ha 403 095Db 403 121Db Rice 3High 70 120 lbs ac 78 135 kg ha 403 111Aa 403 128Aa Wheat 2 medium 35 145 lbs ac 39 16...

Page 172: ...mer may be installed at the same timea Seed Lok Seed Firmer Factory installed Seed Lok firmers are included in numerous drill opener bundles For post delivery installation order one kit per row For operations see 10 Series Seed Lok Lock Up on page 99 10HD Seed Lok Lock Up on page 107 20P Series Seed Lok Lock Up on page 113 25 Series Seed Lok Lock Up 2009 on page 121 Wheel Scrapers Part Number 21 2...

Page 173: ...installation order one kit per row For operations see 10 Series Keeton Adjustment on page 98 10HD Keeton Adjustment on page 106 20P Series Keeton Adjustment on page 113 25 Series Keeton Adjustment on page 121 Press Wheels A variety of single and dual press wheels are available as bundle options at the time of initial drill order Kits are not presently available to convert these in the field Parts ...

Page 174: ...ters Drill Weightc c Weights include frame mounted coulters and typical press wheels but not row unit accessories or markers optional weights or seed which can alter the total weight substantially See Typical Drill Weights on page 30 and Frame Weight on page 93 24920 lbs 11304 kg 25060 lbs 11367 kg 25060 lbs 11367 kg 27300 lbs 12383 kg 29540 lbs 13399 kg Max Additionald d Maximum additional weight...

Page 175: ...883 liters Drill Weightc c Weights include frame mounted coulters and typical press wheels but not row unit accessories or markers optional weights or seed which can alter the total weight substantially See Typical Drill Weights on page 30 and Frame Weight on page 93 25220 lbs 11440 kg 25220 lbs 11440 kg 25365 lbs 11505 kg 27540 lbs 12492 kg 27685 lbs 12558 kg 29860 lbs 13544 kg Max Additionald d ...

Page 176: ...hts include frame mounted coulters and typical press wheels but not row unit accessories or markers optional weights or seed which can alter the total weight substantially See Typical Drill Weights on page 30 and Frame Weight on page 93 25726 lbs 11669 kg 25892 lbs 11744 kg 25892 lbs 11744 kg 28548 lbs 12949 kg 31204 lbs 14154 kg Max Additionald d Maximum additional weight kits 2000 lbs 907 kg Hyd...

Page 177: ...s include frame mounted coulters and typical press wheels but not row unit accessories or markers optional weights or seed which can alter the total weight substantially See Typical Drill Weights on page 30 and Frame Weight on page 93 27530 lbs 12488 kg 27748 lbs 12586 kg 31223 lbs 14162 kg Max Additionald d Maximum additional weight kits 2000 lbs 907 kg Hydraulic Circuits 3 or 4 circuits required...

Page 178: ...the original manufacturer of the tire Tire warranty information is found online at the manufacturer s websites listed below For assistance or information contact your nearest Authorized Farm Tire Retailer ManufacturerWebsite Firestonewww firestoneag com Goodyearwww goodyearag com Titanwww titan intl com BKTwww btk tires com Gleasonwww gleasonwheel com 395 55B16 5 NHS 60 psi 414 kPa ...

Page 179: ... X 2 525 830 1150 1 12 370 955 1350 M30 X 3 5 960 1510 2100 11 8 7 480 1080 1750 M30 X 2 1060 1680 2320 11 8 12 540 1210 1960 M36 X 3 5 1730 2650 3660 11 4 7 680 1520 2460 M36 X 2 1880 2960 4100 11 4 12 750 1680 2730 13 8 6 890 1990 3230 a in tpi nominal thread diameter in inches threads per inch 13 8 12 1010 2270 3680 b N m newton meters 11 2 6 1180 2640 4290 11 2 12 1330 2970 4820 c mm x pitch n...

Page 180: ...ta for modified row spacings not shown Swath is the average width of successive planted passes Swath is at least one row spacing wider than the Active Span and is wider on 7 5 in models as there is an extra 2 in at each wing center tool bar gap Row Spacing Shows standard or Active row spacing Each illustration shows three drills their tool bars represented by the horizontal lines The large top arr...

Page 181: ...480 inch 1219 cm Rows 48 openers 24 used 24 unused Row Spacing 20 inch 50 8 cm 4810 as 1630 Baseline Span 470 inch 1194 cm Active Span 450 inch 1143 cm Swath 480 inch 1219 cm Rows 48 openers 16 used 32 unused Row Spacing 30 inch 76 2 cm eps 100 Figure 231 4810 Standard Spacing 48 single 10 inch Rows all rows used 28242 eps 100 Figure 232 4810 as 2420 Non Standard Spacing 24 single 20 inch Rows 24 ...

Page 182: ...m Rows 64 openers 32 used 32 unused Nominal Row Spacing 15 in 38 1 cm Swath Averaged Row Spacing 15 1 inch 38 4 cm 6475 as 1630 Baseline Span 476 5 in 1210 cm Active Span 454 in 1153 cm Swath 484 in 1229 cm Rows 64 openers 16 used 48 unused Nominal Row Spacing 30 inch 76 2 cm Swath Averaged Row Spacing 30 3 in 76 8 cm Figure 234 6475 Standard Spacing 64 single 7 5 in Rows all rows used 28242 Figur...

Page 183: ...3N 40P Table of Contents Index Appendix 179 2019 03 14 Table of Contents Index 196 538M Hydraulic Diagram 20452 ...

Page 184: ...9 1 6 76 100 to 80 400 35 5 to 37 5 1 9 80 400 to 84 700 33 7 to 35 5 1 12 84 700 to 88 900 32 2 to 33 7 1 15 88 900 to 93 300 30 6 to 32 2 1 18 93 300 to 97 400 29 3 to 30 6 1 2 97 400 to 101 700 28 1 to 29 3 1 5 101 700 to 105 700 27 0 to 28 1 1 8 105 700 to 109 700 26 0 to 27 0 1 11 109 700 to 114 300 25 0 to 26 0 1 14 114 300 to 118 400 24 1 to 25 0 1 17 118 400 to 122 100 23 4 to 24 1 1 1 122...

Page 185: ...pose for which the product is not de signed This Warranty shall not apply if the product is towed at a speed in excess of 20 miles per hour Claims under this Warranty must be made to the dealer which originally sold the product and all warranty adjustments must by made through such dealer Great Plains reserves the right to make changes in mate rials or design of the product at any time without not...

Page 186: ...eris 38 connectors electrical 16 hydraulic 16 point row 16 Seed Manager SE 16 speed 16 console 17 33 contact opener disk 119 120 continuous flow 14 Controller Menu Veris 39 cotton 32 coulter 90 coulter alignment 10HD 102 coulter blades 165 coulter depth 75 76 77 10 Series 99 coulter depth UMC 101 coulter down force 75 coulter tines 163 coulters 72 163 count rows 176 coupler drive 100 customer serv...

Page 187: ...ulic connections 14 hydraulic drive 33 I implement lift switch 91 insert 82 inspection meter 90 J jack parking 13 JIC Joint Industry Conference 145 John Deere 41 K Keeton 169 10 Series 98 20 Series 113 Keeton seed firmer 121 L latch plate 82 latch meter 80 82 leaks 2 145 LEFT cab switch 34 left hand defined 12 level frame 72 level side to side 142 lift assist cylinder locks 123 lift cylinder locks...

Page 188: ...l 1 scraper 120 167 scrapers 20 168 sealant pipe 145 seed 31 seed delivery tube 100 seed firmer 109 seed firmers 100 121 168 10 Series 98 10HD 106 20 Series 113 seed flap 109 151 10 Series 98 seed hose retaining ring 138 seed meter 109 seed meter setup 79 seed meter wheel 138 seed monitor 13 100 seed monitor manual 11 seed rate 33 seed rate handles 43 seed rate field check 52 seed sensor 100 seed ...

Page 189: ...CAL SETTINGS SPEED 45 CAL SETTINGS WIDTH 45 CAL SETTINGS ROWS 45 CALIBRATE ERROR 48 132 CALIBRATION NUMBER 43 52 CLEAR DRIVE AREA 47 50 COMM TIMEOUT 132 DISTANCE ERROR 55 ENGAGE AT 1ST FLAG 54 ENGAGE AT 2ND FLAG 54 ENGAGE RUN DRIVE 47 50 ENGAGE TO STOP 47 50 ENTER AMOUNT COLLECTED 48 51 ENTER TARGET AMOUNT 49 132 NEW CAL 52 out 33 40 PRESET MODE 56 PRESET 1 56 PRESET 2 56 PRESET 3 56 PRESS UP KEY ...

Page 190: ...r kit 162 249 134A coulter kit 162 249 135A coulter kit 162 25 Series row unit 109 115 255 seconds 49 26in 73 27857 130 27858 131 27859 130 27860 130 3N 4010F 4810 42 3N 4010HDP 11 165 3N4010HDP 49TS 11 3N 4010P 11 3N 4010P 32TRF 11 3N 4020P 11 3N 4025P 11 3N 4025P 11 165 3N 4025P 3315 11 3000 psi 38 32 kph 4 29 4 amperes 38 4 second 49 400ft 53 404 093K Seed Lok 168 404 194D scraper 168 404 195D ...

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