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3PYPA
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Maintenance and Lubrication
Great Plains
| 401-647M | 2019-06-11
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Emergency Moves Without Steering
To move the planter with a tractor lacking planter
steering components, or to move a planter with a
steering system malfunction, the casters must be in
Float. Steps below describe methods for several
situations.
Force Caster Float
Any of these configurations will float the casters.
1. Normal Caster Float
(for forward travel only -
do not back up
)
2. ECU-Disconnected Caster Float
(for forward travel only -
do not back up
)
3. Mechanical Float
(for forward travel only)
(APPLIES ONLY TO PLANTERS WITH s/n )
a. Shut off tractor. Power-Beyond cannot be
connected with tractor running.
b. Make all normal hydraulic and electrical
connections, including steering. Start tractor.
c. Set “STEER” switch on steering switch box OFF.
d. If casters do not float, try step 2.
a. Shut off tractor. Power-Beyond cannot be
connected with tractor running.
b. Make all normal hydraulic connections, including
steering (see page 18). Start tractor.
c. Make all normal electrical connections, EXCEPT
steering (see page 17).
a. Remove 1
1
/
4
inch pin locking the caster
weldment and steering arm weldment together.
b. Make all normal hydraulic and electrical
connections EXCEPT power beyond pressure
line.
Equipment Damage Risk:
Make no planter moves of any kind with casters in hydraulic
lock. Damage to both planter and tractor is likely. Take all
steps necessary on this page to enter Float state.
Equipment Damage Risk:
Make only careful forward moves with casters in Float. With
options 1-3, do not make reverse moves. The casters
immediately swivel to a hard turn state, usually opposite to
any tractor turn. Damage to planter and tractor is likely.