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Great Plains

| 401-832M | 2018-07-31

Table of Contents

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YP1630F-1630 and YP1630F-1670

Table of Contents

Troubleshooting

1, 2, 3, or
more outlets
fail.

Outlets can
be
side-by-side
or random.
Plugging may
also move
from one
outlet to
another.

Foreign matter in chamber in bottom of airbox.

Clean out chamber.

Fertilizer Delivery Troubleshooting

Problem

Cause

Solution

Treatment Delivery Troubleshooting

Problem

Cause

Solution

Incorrect
Rate, All
Rows

Speed is different from chart or calibrated rate.

Use determined speed, or determine new meter setting.
Treatment meter rate depends almost entirely on gate setting
(via knob and dial), which is selected for a specific field speed.
If the actual speed is higher, the application rate will be lower,
and vice versa.

Rate
Incorrect,
One Row

Meter setting doesn’t match other rows.

Meter gate needs calibration,

Rate Low,
One Row

Clutch or chain skipping

Check clutch alignment and engagement. Check chain slack.

Rate Zero,
One Row

Meter clutch not engaged.

Chain break to seed meter shaft.

Meter gate clogged.

General Troubleshooting

Problem

Cause

Solution

Population
Alarms

Seed Population Troubleshooting Charts

” on page 65.

Excess Seed
Remaining

Seed Population Troubleshooting Charts

” on page 65.

Field size different.

After ruling out population problems, re-check geography.

Excessive gaps between planter passes.

Adjust marker,

Seed
Consumption Too
High

Seed Population Troubleshooting Charts

” on page 65.

Field size different.

After ruling out population problems, re-check geography.

Excessive overlap.
Irregular shaped field.

Adjust marker,

Rows Not Planted

If not detected by seed monitor, check for
plugged row-unit seed tube

Lift planter, expose bottom of seed tube and clean out.

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Summary of Contents for YP1630F-1630

Page 1: ...0F 1670 12 m 2 Section Yield Pro Dry Fertilizer Planters Read the operator manual entirely When you see this symbol the subsequent instructions and warnings are serious follow without exception Your l...

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: ...ch 18 Hydraulic Hose Hookup 19 Electrical Hookup 20 Store Main Parking Stand 20 Monitor Setup 21 Marker Setup Option 21 Operating Instructions 22 Pre Start Checklist 22 Wing Lock Overview 22 Unfolding...

Page 4: ...idue Clean Out 91 Bleeding Hydraulics 93 Marker Maintenance 94 Chain Maintenance 95 30 Series Opener Disks and Scrapers 96 30 Series Row Unit Side Wheels 97 Lubrication 98 Seed Lubricants 104 Options...

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

Page 6: ...ve clothing and equipment with soap and water after each use Personal clothing must be laundered separately from household articles Clothing contaminated with certain pesticides must be destroyed acco...

Page 7: ...or container in hand Any delay could cause serious illness or death Dispose of empty chemical containers properly By law rinsing of the used chemical container must be repeated three times Puncture th...

Page 8: ...of breakdown on the road Keep clear of overhead power lines and other obstructions when transporting Refer to transport dimensions under Specifications and Capacities on page 111 Do not fold or unfold...

Page 9: ...e sure parts are in good condition and installed properly Remove buildup of grease oil or debris Remove all tools and unused parts from planter before operation Safety At All Times Thoroughly read and...

Page 10: ...all damaged or missing decals 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 d...

Page 11: ...07 31 Table of Contents Index 7 838 265C Amber Reflectors One each on rear face of wing tool bar at wing lock one each rear outside corner face of fertilizer frame 4 total 838 267C Daytime Reflectors...

Page 12: ...fety Information 818 323C Option Danger Chemical Hazard On the rear walkboard face of the central dry fertilizer hopper and on the underside of treatment hopper option lids 1 or 17 total 818 590C Dang...

Page 13: ...s Index 9 838 599C Danger Electrocution Hazard On front face of marker mount near gauge wheel pivot 2 total See Marker Operation on page 42 848 583C Danger Do Not Ride On the left and right ends of th...

Page 14: ...d On left side of tongue near hitch 1 total See Hydraulic Hose Hookup on page 19 818 579C Warning Pinch Shear Hazard On marker section each end two total See Marker Operation on page 42 818 580C Warni...

Page 15: ...the rear walkboard face of the central dry fertilizer hopper 1 total 818 632C Warning Fan Hazard On center rear face of walkboard frame 1 total 818 860C Warning Moving Parts On outer face of central...

Page 16: ...fety Information 848 392C Warning Eye and Dust Hazards On the rear walkboard face of the central dry fertilizer hopper 1 total 848 575C Warning Falling Hazard On the left and right ends of the walkboa...

Page 17: ...total In transport configuration wing gauge wheels are off the ground and free to spin In field configuration at higher row unit down forces wing gauge wheels may have little or no ground traction 81...

Page 18: ...ar when folding and unfolding markers Stand clear when raising and lowering machine Keep all safety shields and devices in place Keep hands feet and clothing away from Never ride on machine Always low...

Page 19: ...oubleshooting and maintenance Read it and follow the recommendations to help ensure safe and efficient operation The information in this manual is current at printing Some parts may change to assure t...

Page 20: ...tire on the rear face of the right riser of the front frame weldment Record your Planter model and serial number here for quick reference Model Number __________________________ Serial Number _______...

Page 21: ...nt page 125 Speed Calibration page 126 and Marker Extension on page 126 You may also need to install features options and accessories that were not factory or dealer installed Pre Planting Setup The b...

Page 22: ...o check for leaks Wear protective gloves and safety glasses or goggles when working with hydraulic systems If an accident occurs seek immediate medical attention from a physician familiar with this ty...

Page 23: ...ect the hose under the extended cylinder symbol to the return side of the motor If the tractor has a limited number of remotes capable of continuous flow use one for the hydraulic fan See Specificatio...

Page 24: ...down with accessory power off before making connections Store Main Parking Stand Refer to Figure 7 13 Raise the 3 point hitch slightly 14 Remove the lower pin holding the parking stand Swing the parki...

Page 25: ...nt is auto assigned but any other DICKEY john defaults are not likely to be correct for your planter Row spacing data may be found in the Appendix For speed setup Great Plains recommends using the 400...

Page 26: ...nd wings 1 Transport hooks behind the wing pivots These prevent the planter frame from fully lowering when folded The planter frame is raised to allow the wings to clear the hooks See page 23 and 28 2...

Page 27: ...with markers resting in transport cradles Unfold only if hydraulics are bled free of air and fully charged with hydraulic oil Prepare Hitched Tractor and Planter 1 Move planter to level ground 2 If tr...

Page 28: ...r Fold in Fold direction typically Extend for 30 seconds This causes wings to push against the tongue transport hooks Partially Unfold Refer to Figure 13 6 Reverse fold circuit lever until wings clear...

Page 29: ...nter needs to still be in full lift to remove these locks Remove Store Center Lift Locks Refer to Figure 15 9 Remove lock channels from vertical cylinders above pivots Refer to Figure 15 and Figure 16...

Page 30: ...ft cylinder transport lock channels to their storage positions Unfold Closeout 13 As appropriate for the next planned activity activate lift hydraulics and lower planter 14 To disable fold hydraulics...

Page 31: ...or fully lowered to ground 2 Set the lift circuit to Neutral for field operation Unless lock channels are installed lower the planter only when fully unfolded Lowering when folded is prevented by the...

Page 32: ...lled 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 o...

Page 33: ...lace transport lock channels on lift cylinders located on gauge wheels Activate Fold Solenoid Valves Refer to Figure 21 10 Set Hydraulic Selector Marker Fold switch to Fold This opens the solenoid val...

Page 34: ...tilizer Drive For transport storage and planting without fertilizing lock up the fertilizer ground drive Avoid operating the dry fertilizer meter when not applying dry fertilizer Sharp Object Hazard B...

Page 35: ...when transporting the planter Road rules Comply with all national regional and local safety laws when traveling on public roads Clearance Remember that the planter may be wider than the tractor Allow...

Page 36: ...ts Option on page 38 Loading is more convenient with the planter unfolded and lowered but may be performed raised and or folded For Loading All Materials 1 Check tractor capability If loading prior to...

Page 37: ...lar incompatible seed can clog meters See Material Unloading and Clean Out on page 73 Add Seed Lubricant 10 Have seed lubricant at hand Refer to Figure 26 11 Add seed and lubricant For ordering see Se...

Page 38: ...dically check vertical and horizontal alignment of meter clutch and meter input shafts Refer to Figure 29 1 Latch hopper onto hopper support cross tube 2 Check that the roll pin in the end of the mete...

Page 39: ...conds Bridges and crusts are especially dangerous When hazardous fumes or low oxygen levels are present you can be quickly overcome even in an empty hopper with the lid open There may be no odors to a...

Page 40: ...y for material loading hopper clean out and exceptional maintenance Refer to Figure 30 1 Lift handle Refer to Figure 31 and Figure 32 2 Swing handle out until hook releases from U bolt 3 Move hook cle...

Page 41: ...hopper is empty Great Plains advises opening both doors wiping down the meter lips and door seals then fully closing both doors Load Fertilizer Add dry fertilizer to the hopper Do not fill above the...

Page 42: ...housing at any meter setting Materials with a maximum particle dimension of 1 4 mm 0 59 inch 3 64 inch or less can flow at meter setting 5 and above Materials from 1 4 mm to 4 8 mm 3 64 inch to 3 16 i...

Page 43: ...pin protrude from both sides of the shaft 3 Rotate the meter input shaft so that the roll pin is vertical 4 Rotate the drive coupler on meter clutch so that the slots are vertical 5 Release the meter...

Page 44: ...e following checklist as a guide to ensure the planter is properly setup before using Drive System to Disable Rows to Disable Entire Planter Entire Wing One or More Rows Seeding leaving Treatment enab...

Page 45: ...age Check correct seed meters installed 57 Finger meters check correct fingers and inserts installed for crop and seed size 107 Correct seed plates installed for crop seed size and cell count 108 Chec...

Page 46: ...he hitch If air system does not operate suitably at suggested pressures see Fertilizer Delivery Troubleshooting on page 67 Stopping Fan Move circuit level to Neutral or slowly reduce rate to zero Mark...

Page 47: ...aulic lever right marker lowers while left marker stays up 2 Reverse hydraulic lever right marker raises while left marker stays up 3 Activate hydraulic lever left marker lowers while right marker sta...

Page 48: ...aulic flow to obtain recommended pressure 42 4 Pull forward lower planter and begin planting for a short distance 5 Stop Assess planting depth skips or doubles seed spacing to verify population press...

Page 49: ...slope Refer to Figure 41 5 Remove pin holding main parking stand in UP position Swing stand down Pin stand in parking position If the ground is soft place a board or plate under the stand 6 Remove wir...

Page 50: ...arm water If using sealed storage dry disks prior to storage 5 Secure meters against pest entry 6 Remove any dirt and debris that can hold moisture and cause corrosion 7 Lubricate and adjust all rolle...

Page 51: ...efer to Planter Seed Rate Manual Marker Adjustments Marker Extension 126 Swath alignment Disk Angle and Orientation 49 Visibility of mark Marker Speed Adjustment 49 Reliable marker operation Frame Mou...

Page 52: ...r console reports field rates for most seed types Dry Fertilizer Rate Fertilizer rate from the central hopper is controlled by a variable rate gear box under the left side of the hopper The associated...

Page 53: ...eed and counterclockwise to increase folding speed With tractor idling at normal operating speed adjust marker folding to a safe speed Excessive folding speed could damage markers and void the warrant...

Page 54: ...pplicator Release Height The primary adjustment for release height is the lower four of six holes at the rear end of the applicator arm Re position the applicator mounting bolt to any of the lower fou...

Page 55: ...ts the seed meter from the drive system for clean out calibration and treatment setup See Meter Drive Adjustments on page 89 6 Side Gauge Wheel Depth Standard The T handle sets planting depth by contr...

Page 56: ...r without seeding and stop Leave the planter lowered row units in ground At several row units inspect the furrow created by the opener discs but prior to furrow closing by the press wheels Refer to Fi...

Page 57: ...h represents about 6 mm 1 4 inch of depth Tighten bolt and jam nut to values recommended on Torque Values Chart on page 120 Refer to Figure 51 The coulter disc must be aligned with the opener disc If...

Page 58: ...uge wheels on the row unit in need of adjustment 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 spa...

Page 59: ...m move freely Retighten hex head bolt per grade 1 2 inch Grade 5 bolt 105 N m 76 foot pounds 1 2 inch Grade 8 bolt 150 N m 110 foot pounds 6 Keep turning hex adjuster and moving wheel arm until the wh...

Page 60: ...ing performance due to seed tube bounce Excess speed may also result in improper depth control due to row unit bounce Always pay attention to your planter monitor Compare actual seed usage to your est...

Page 61: ...ing agents Any seed treatment build up inside a meter is likely to be at a higher concentration than on the actual seed Refer to Figure 60 1 Remove and empty the seed hopper page 73 Put the lid back o...

Page 62: ...If there is a decal on your meter its units are in pounds per 80 000 seed bag The table below includes seeds per pound and seeds per kilogram Seed Shape Bag Weight 80000 seeds Seeds Per kg Seeds Per P...

Page 63: ...our seed monitor and operating manual Monitor the amount of seed you are planting compared to your expectations Always investigate abnormalities Sunflower Meter Configurations Review the finger pickup...

Page 64: ...ow material supplier recommendations carefully Handle the meter and plate as if they were treated seed Use supplier recommended cleaning agents Any seed treatment build up inside a meter is likely to...

Page 65: ...e soil To avoid problems associated with this you can lock up the firmers Refer to Figure 67 which depicts a similar 25AP row unit with discs side depth wheels arms and press wheels removed for illust...

Page 66: ...el down pressures reduce the down force on the main row unit shank components such as the openers High settings may require an increase in overall row unit down force See page 52 Press Wheel Centering...

Page 67: ...equire the need to drag plow the trench closed The factory setting on press wheel assemblies with cast wheels is 4 maximum plow If the conditions in your region appear to require less plow there are t...

Page 68: ...e ground correct No Check the ground drive transmission and range sprocket selections See also Seed Population Too Low or Seed Population Too High in the troubleshooting charts Yes Go to step 2 2 Is t...

Page 69: ...ockets are not filling Decrease field speed or change to a higher cell count plate Brush Meter Empty pockets on plates skips due to seed too big for pocket Select the correct plate for the seed size B...

Page 70: ...ck Transmission sprocket tooth counts and Driver Driven locations Ground Drive only Incorrect Range sprockets or shafts used Check Range sprocket tooth counts and Driver Driven locations Finger Meter...

Page 71: ...monitor setup Incorrect cell count Replace seed disks with correct disks or reset rate for current disks if within range Improper gap on speed sensor Check speed sensor on planter for 1 6 to 3 2 mm 1...

Page 72: ...rect One Row Meter setting doesn t match other rows Meter gate needs calibration Rate Low One Row Clutch or chain skipping Check clutch alignment and engagement Check chain slack Rate Zero One Row Met...

Page 73: ...ase cylinders refer to page 30 Air in lines Bleed fold circuit refer to page 93 Uneven seed depth Excessive field speed Reduce field speed Planting conditions too wet Wait until drier weather Incorrec...

Page 74: ...ed in remote outlets Planter frame raises or lowers slowly Lower tractor hydraulic pressure Tractor operating pressure must be a minimum of 10 340 kPa 1500 psi Operate tractor with flow control lever...

Page 75: ...applying pressure Escaping fluid under pressure can have sufficient pressure to penetrate the skin Fluid escaping from a very small hole can be almost invisible Use paper or cardboard not body parts a...

Page 76: ...om storage locations 2 Raise the unfolded planter 3 Install lock channels on exposed cylinder rods Remove Center Lift Locks 1 Raise the unfolded planter to allow removal of the lock channels 2 Move th...

Page 77: ...er Clean Out 1 If hopper is more than 1 3 full remove lid and scoop out seed until it is less than 1 3 full For small quantities the seed can be collected in the hopper lid Refer to Figure 74 2 Diseng...

Page 78: ...hopper meter upright 14 Turn meter drive shaft counter clockwise through one or more complete revolutions of the plate until seed no longer exits the meter 15 Remove the seed plate see page 60 Collec...

Page 79: ...he doors 6 Engage the hydraulic fan at normal field manifold pressure 7 When material is no longer flowing from the calibration and clean out doors close the doors 8 When material is no longer flowing...

Page 80: ...n both calibration and clean out doors on the meter 5 Power wash the interior of the hopper while a second person cranks the meter 6 Re install strainer Close lid tight and secure handle 7 After clean...

Page 81: ...y wash out at least poke one hole down to the meter clean out so that water can flow out If wash out is contemplated start by introducing a small amount of water and make sure that it appears at the c...

Page 82: ...dging present is a suffocation risk Oxygen levels may be insufficient and or dust levels may be too high for breathing Do not enter a hopper for loading material Do not enter a hopper for unloading ma...

Page 83: ...tion to harness line respiratory support and lung protection This may include contaminant detection equipment and positive ventilation to refresh air in the hopper 4 Equip the team At least one attend...

Page 84: ...soil and property Comply with supplier local regional and national requirements for recovery and handling of fertilizer Wash out hoppers and meters only at approved locations Refer to Figure 80 1 Chec...

Page 85: ...osen the two hex head screws that secure the meter gate not visible in figure shown in gray The gate is a polymer plate with a shaped opening under the slotted gate retainer 4 Insert the small rod end...

Page 86: ...until it sits against the backing plate 3 One click will sound when the holder engages the roll pin and a second click will sound when the cam engages the bearing housing 4 Firmly press the finger se...

Page 87: ...hemical reaction or deterioration to the Population Max material When using seed treatments always use graphite If Population Max plates are not installed in meter store in a vertical position on a cy...

Page 88: ...over has a hole cut out for Skip Stop Cushion Make sure idler wheel and bushing remain properly aligned and insert 1 4 2 inch bolt Secure bolt loosely 3 Insert remaining three 1 4 1 2 inch bolts to fa...

Page 89: ...gnment fixture Remove Meter Cover 1 Remove the hoppers from the rows page 56 and remove the finger pickup meters from the hoppers page 57 Refer to Figure 87 2 Remove three sets of bolts and nuts secur...

Page 90: ...a meter insert from the conversion kit Inspect the back for a legend identifying it as C Install it in the backing plate Secure with screws Install Brushless Block 13 Select a brushless block from th...

Page 91: ...ger Set Torque Refer to Figure 93 16 Loosen the nut Press the finger set hub firmly against the back plate checking that it is fully seated and has no wobble Turn the nut until it contacts the finger...

Page 92: ...lt housing and fully seat it the tip in the brush block Secure with E clip Install Corn Finger Set Refer to Figure 92 on page 87 13 Select a saved corn finger set Corn fingers have longer rounded flag...

Page 93: ...l protrude from both sides of shaft 3 Rotate meter input shaft so that roll pin is vertical 4 Rotate drive coupler on meter clutch so that slots are vertical 5 Release meter clutch to engage meter inp...

Page 94: ...trip If the strip is missing or worn at any spots the meter housing will be damaged by continued operation 3 Inspect for worn deformed clogged matted or missing brushes Inspect brush retainers for cra...

Page 95: ...n extremely dusty conditions particularly dusty and humid conditions or otherwise sticky soils can lead to air residue build up inside the airbox This residue can cause seed delivery blockages Refer t...

Page 96: ...y build up Use a hooked tool or wire to pull smaller fragments down through the ports For larger fragments reach in through the inspection ports or vacuum them out via those ports 8 Inspect the entire...

Page 97: ...d procedure does not clear the problem perform the following steps 1 Raise and unfold the planter 2 Un pin all fold cylinders two at center one each gauge wheel Refer to Figure 100 3 Locate the re pha...

Page 98: ...ngs have been bled and tightened Marker Maintenance Refer to Figure 101 The marker arm is attached to the marker body with a 1 2 13 21 2 inch Grade 5 shear bolt If shear bolt breaks replace it with a...

Page 99: ...hain usually the span which does not run through the idlers 2 Determine the ideal slack Long chains over 91 cm 36 inches 2 1 cm per meter 1 4 inch per foot Vertical short chains 2 1 cm per meter 1 4 i...

Page 100: ...wear Replace spreader if it is 13 mm 1 2 inch wide or narrower To replace remove disk blade Drive out roll pins and install a new spreader 4 Check disk blades for wear Replace 38 cm 15 inch blades if...

Page 101: ...ween wheel bearing and arm When installed wheel should turn freely and not hit arm at curve Do not add more shims than necessary 8 Disassemble side gauge wheel arm from row unit Remove bushing from sl...

Page 102: ...eight rows per planter 16 zerks total Type of Lubricant grease Quantity until grease emerges Caster Arm Pivot 1 zerks each wing end 2 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Per...

Page 103: ...99 Marker Section Hinges 1 zerks per marker 2 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Marker Mount Hinge 1 zerk per mount 2 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until greas...

Page 104: ...per wing 4 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Tongue Lift Cylinder Anchor Pin At rear underside of tongue 1 total Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges...

Page 105: ...being stored at the end of the planting season Drive Chains Fertilizer Ground Drive 2 chains total Type of Lubrication Chain Lube Quantity Coat thoroughly Lubricate chains any time there is a chance...

Page 106: ...erk each swivel mount casting Type of Lubrication Grease Quantity Until grease emerges Caster Wheel Pivot 1 zerk each wheel 2 total One at pivot on wing and one in end of wing tube Type of Lubrication...

Page 107: ...Type of lubrication Grease Quantity Until resistance is felt Equipment Damage Risk To avoid seal damage do not inject grease at high pressure Unit Mounted Coulter Hubs Option 1 bearing each coulter 1...

Page 108: ...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 Brush Meters all...

Page 109: ...re not trivial to install as a field upgrade If any possible future planting might require markers do not delete them from the initial Planter order For operations see Marker Operation on page 42 and...

Page 110: ...vy duty springs are available to provide more down pressure on the row unit Heavy duty springs provide between 70 and 110 kg 155 and 245 pounds of down pressure To adjust spring down pressure see Row...

Page 111: ...th selection of seed plates Meters are factory installed if ordered as an Option Finger Pickup Meters If ordering finger meters as Parts order one per row For operations see Seed Meter Setup and Adjus...

Page 112: ...03 048A Seed Cells Part Number Color Cell Appearance Cotton Acid Delinted 9259 to 11464 seeds kg 4200 to 5200 seeds pound 30 817 288C White Cotton Acid Delinted 8378 to 9700 seeds kg 3800 to 4400 seed...

Page 113: ...preventing build up that might otherwise result in shallow planting Order one part per wheel 2 per opener The scrapers mount on the bottom rear of the depth wheel arm using the existing bolt and lock...

Page 114: ...kit per row Keeton Seed Firmer Order one kit per row Row Unit Press Wheels Press wheels are opener bundle options on the YP1630F One of five types For operations see Press Wheel Adjustments on page 62...

Page 115: ...Working Length 33 feet 11 inches 10 3 m Transport Length 43 feet 8 inches 13 3 m Working Height 11 feet 3 inches 342 9 cm Transport Height 12 feet 2 inches 370 8 cm Transport Clearance 22 inches 55 9...

Page 116: ...O accessory Hydraulic Power Required 155 bar 95 litres min 75 litres min w PTO Weight empty base configuration 10200 kg 10400 kg 10600 kg 10900 kg Weight full max configuration 15900 kg 16800 kg 16400...

Page 117: ...able of Contents Index Appendix A Reference Information Great Plains 401 832M 2018 07 31 Table of Contents Index 113 Hydraulic Diagrams Tongue Lock Fold and Marker Hydraulics Figure 115 Tongue Lock Fo...

Page 118: ...ns 401 832M 2018 07 31 Table of Contents Index 114 YP1630F 1630 and YP1630F 1670 Table of Contents Index Appendix A Reference Information Lift Hydraulics Figure 116 Tongue Lock Fold and Marker Hydraul...

Page 119: ...YP1630F 1630 and YP1630F 1670 Table of Contents Index Appendix A Reference Information Great Plains 401 832M 2018 07 31 Table of Contents Index 115 Fan Hydraulics Figure 117 Fan Hydraulics 34483...

Page 120: ...able of Contents Index Appendix A Reference Information Chain Routing Wing Ground Drive Chains Figure 118 Wing Ground Drive Chain Routing 34446 Range Sprockets 20T 30T 30T Transmission Sprockets 17T 1...

Page 121: ...le of Contents Index Appendix A Reference Information Great Plains 401 832M 2018 07 31 Table of Contents Index 117 Dry Fertilizer Ground Drive Chains Figure 119 Dry Fertilizer Ground Drive Chain Routi...

Page 122: ...able of Contents Index 118 YP1630F 1630 and YP1630F 1670 Table of Contents Index Appendix A Reference Information Dry Fertilizer Drive Chains 166P 28T 25T 15T 78P 151P 15T 20T 15T Figure 120 Fertilize...

Page 123: ...dix A Reference Information Great Plains 401 832M 2018 07 31 Table of Contents Index 119 Row Unit Drive Chains Figure 121 Dry Fertilizer Ground Drive Chain Routing 34458 34456 86P 19T 12T 13T Seed dri...

Page 124: ...480 760 1050 1 8 340 875 1230 M24 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...

Page 125: ...allation instructions are found in the included DICKEY john manual Power required is 12Vdc Power color code is positive red negative black The included bracket requires customer supplied fasteners See...

Page 126: ...e DISPLAY SERVICE key 5 If the icon pair at the lower left is metric mode is already set Skip to step 10 Refer to Figure 125 6 Press the Down Arrow key twice to highlight the Units icon 7 Press the EN...

Page 127: ...decrement Change the row count to the table value for your planter model and operating configuration 14 Press the ENTER key to save the correct row count Set Planter Row Spacing 15 Press the Down Arr...

Page 128: ...for adjustments Refer to Figure 129 3 If planting 3 8 cm 11 2 inches deep adjust the hitch until frame measures approximately 66 cm 26 inches from ground to frame at the pivots When planting at other...

Page 129: ...ignment by running a string line across back of planter toward outer ends of wings For proper alignment outside ends of wings dimension A should be 0 to 6 mm 0 to 1 4 inch ahead of inside ends dimensi...

Page 130: ...your planter configuration Prior to first use set the following marker speed page 49 and marker extension below You may also want to set check marker disk angle page 49 Refer to Figure 133 and Figure...

Page 131: ...sen the set screws securing the existing 16T sprocket Remove and save the sprocket 808 388C SPKT 60B16 X 1 BORE W KWAY SS Leave the woodruff key in place 4 Select one new 10T sprocket 808 479C SPKT 60...

Page 132: ...R DESIGN IN SCRAPER Place the shoulder washer on bolt with the larger diameter to the rear toward bolt head Place the left scraper blade on the washer followed by the right scraper blade 4 Select one...

Page 133: ...nty shall not apply if the product is towed at a speed in excess of 20 miles per hour Soils containing rocks stumps or other obstructions may void the warranty in its entirety Claims under this Warran...

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

Page 135: ...hemical containers 3 chemical hazard 8 chemicals 3 59 75 80 83 clean out 36 73 75 76 brush meter 74 finger meter 74 seed hopper 73 clean out door 37 clean out problem 77 clean out treatment 80 clip ch...

Page 136: ...ook tongue 24 hook transport 22 hopper 32 35 hopper clean out seed 73 hopper entry 79 hopper installation 33 hopper level sensor 79 hopper lid 33 hopper removal seed 73 hopper fertilizer 35 hopper see...

Page 137: ...anting ending 44 planting suspending 44 plastic sealant tape 93 plates seed 60 91 plate seed 108 PM400 15 21 121 Population Max 83 power 121 Precision 59 pre delivery 17 preparation 17 press wheels 51...

Page 138: ...nsporting 31 treated seed 57 60 82 90 91 treatment clean out 80 treatment hopper 38 treatment meter gate 81 treatment rate 48 turbo 107 U UMC unit mount coulter 53 107 unfolding 23 unit mount coulter...

Page 139: ...decal 9 818 055C reflector SMV 6 818 188C decal 10 818 323C decal 8 818 339C decal 10 818 398C decal 13 818 578C decal 13 818 579C decal 10 818 580C decal 10 818 590C decal 8 818 860C decal 11 820 33...

Page 140: ...Great Plains 401 832M 2018 07 31 Table of Contents Index 136 YP1630F 1630 and YP1630F 1670 Table of Contents Index...

Page 141: ...Table of Contents Index Table of Contents Index...

Page 142: ...Great Plains Mfg 1525 E North St P O Box 5060 Salina KS 67402 Table of Contents Index...

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