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Maintenance Schedule 

 

After First Operation 

Instructions 

Interval 

Check all hardware 

Tighten if necessary 

 

Lubricate Air Seeder 

See Overview of Lubricating Points 

 

Before Each Operation 

Instructions 

Interval 

Lubricate Air Seeder 

See Overview of Lubricating Points 

 

Raise Seeder  to top position several times  Balance hydraulic cylinders (height adjustment) 

daily 

Upper Links 

Tighten if necessary 

daily 

Coupling of Drawbar 

Ensure bolts are firmly tight 

daily 

Depth adjustment basic position 

Check by lowering to 3/8" above the ground (flat surface) 

daily 

Hydraulic lines and components 

Check seals, function and condition & check for 
crushing/chafing 

daily 

Seed Hoses 

Check 

daily 

Coulters &Leveling Disc 

Check condition & wear 

daily 

Distributor, Distributor Lid 

Check for blockages 

daily 

Road Lighting 

Check condition and function 

daily 

Grab Swing Brake on Swivel Caster 
Wheels 

Check function and setting 

Every 50 hrs. 

Check condition and wear 

Every 50 hrs. 

Check Air Pressure 

Packer:  30PSI 

weekly 

Caster Wheels: 40 PSI 

weekly 

Wheel Bearings on Packer 

Check condition and make sure it is firmly seated. 
Torque to 60 ft./lbs. 

before season 

Bearings on Caster Wheels 

Check condition, adjust bearings. 
Grease wheel bearings 

before season/ 
200 hrs. 

Tension Bushings 

Check Tension Bushing of the Walking 
Tandems, Caster Towers and Packers 

daily 

After Season 

Instructions 

Interval 

Electrical control devices (Drill Manager, 
GPS) 

Store indry place 

 

Entire Machine 

Carry out cleaning and maintenance 

 

Spray Drill machine with oil 

Use biological oil if possible 

 

After 3 -5 years 

Instructions 

Interval 

Hydraulic Hoses on Hydraulic Cylinders 

Replace 

 

 
 

NOTE:  If Tension Bushings are worn, replace immediately!  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Panther 440

Page 1: ...Panther Planting System 440 460 Issued December 2013 Owner s Manual Serial Numbers PPS 440 SN 110044014001 Current PPS 460 SN 110046014001 Current Ver 1 11 03 2016 ...

Page 2: ...2 P a g e P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l ...

Page 3: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 3 P a g e ...

Page 4: ...rized Operators 20 Protective Clothing 20 Safety 21 Understand Safety Symbols 21 Safety Symbols on the Machine 22 Operational Safety 23 Road Traffic Transport Safety 25 Accident Prevention 27 Hitching Unhitching 27 Changing Implements 27 In Operation 27 Extracting Stuck Machine Safety Guidelines 28 Service and Maintenance 29 Installation 30 Connecting Hydraulics to Tractor 32 Wiring Solutions 33 C...

Page 5: ...ness Right ECU 45 Parking the Air Seeder 46 Adjustment Operation 47 Manifold System 50 Planting Systems Settings on Corn 54 Agronomic Tips 58 Depth Setting 60 Basic Setting 60 Setting the Seeding Depth 62 Timing of the Front Hitch 66 Checking the Seed Depth of the Machine 67 Checking for Seed 67 Machine Work Instructions 69 Check Points 69 Air Seeder 69 Cultivation Tools 69 Fan 69 Pneumatic System...

Page 6: ...84 Overview of Lubricating Points 85 Troubleshooting 89 Service Information 90 Metric Bolt Screw Torque Values 90 Imperial Standard Bolt Screw Torque Values 91 Metric Conversions 92 Hydraulic Schematic Lift Panther 460 shown 93 Hydraulic Schematic Fold Panther 460 shown 94 Notes 97 ...

Page 7: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 7 P a g e ...

Page 8: ...ight hand and left hand are determined by facing the direction of forward travel respectively HORSCH reserves the right to alter illustrations as well as technical data and weights contained in this manual at any time without notice This data is the property of HORSCH All use and or reproduction not specifically authorized by HORSCH are prohibited All information illustrations and specifications i...

Page 9: ...have been completed correctly and submitted no later than four weeks after the damage occurred No warranty claims will be accepted to machines under the warranty waiver start date except any related Technical Service Bulletins 3 In the case of deliveries made under the warranty which are subject to the return of the old parts the warranty claim together with the old parts must be returned to HORSC...

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Page 11: ...________________________ Name of the Service Technician Dealer representative Dealer Customer Name ______________________________ Name _______________________________________ Address ____________________________ Address _____________________________________ City State Zip ________________________ City State Zip _________________________________ County _____________________________ County _________...

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Page 13: ..._______________________ Name of the Service Technician Dealer representative Dealer Customer Name ______________________________ Name _______________________________________ Address ____________________________ Address _____________________________________ City State Zip ________________________ City State Zip _________________________________ County _____________________________ County __________...

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Page 15: ..._______________________ Name of the Service Technician Dealer representative Dealer Customer Name ______________________________ Name _______________________________________ Address ____________________________ Address _____________________________________ City State Zip ________________________ City State Zip _________________________________ County _____________________________ County __________...

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Page 17: ... of all safety precautions that must be observed when transporting the machine in field and on public roads When the machine is transported on a road or highway at night or during the day accessory lighting and devices should be used for adequate warning to operators of other vehicles In this regard tell the customer to check local governmental regulations The machine should be equipped with road ...

Page 18: ...18 P a g e P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l ...

Page 19: ...l Number Tag reference picture below on the machine with the above mentioned information It is located on the main frame cross member tube directly behind the front hitch just off center towards the left hand side of each machine Record the Model and Serial number of the machine below Retain this page for customer use only For future reference the information will be used whenever the machine is b...

Page 20: ...orm other users of the warnings and safety instructions and the location of this Owner s Operators Manual Do not carry out any operations which may affect the safe use of the machine Authorized Operators Only those persons who have been authorized and instructed by the operator may operate the Machine Operators must be at least 16 years of age The operator must hold a valid driving license They ar...

Page 21: ...structions apply to all sections in these operating instructions Carefully read all safety messages in this manual and on the machine safety decals Keep safety decals in good condition Replace missing or damaged safety decals Be sure new equipment components and repair parts include the current safety decals Understand Safety Symbols ...

Page 22: ...here is a risk of crushing as long as parts could still be moving Watch out for fluids spraying out under high pressure follow the operating instructions It is only permitted to remain in the danger zone if the safety support is in place When hitching up the drill and when operating the hydraulic system no persons should be between the machines No passengers are allowed to ride on the machine Do n...

Page 23: ...on level ground when raising or lowering machine or wings Do not operate with wings raised To improve stability travel through the field with the wings unfolded Fold wings to transport position just before leaving the field and entering a roadway Do not operate close to the edge of a ditch creek gully or steep embankment Avoid holes ditches and obstructions which may cause tractor cart or seeding ...

Page 24: ...standings and confusion which could result in a serious injury or fatal accident Keep all bystanders away whenever the machine is moved Do not stand between the cart and implement while machines are in motion Wear Protective Clothing Wear close fitting clothing and safety equipment appropriate to the job Operating equipment safely requires the full attention of the operator Do not wear radio or mu...

Page 25: ...o be observed when travelling on public roads paths and areas Do not exceed the maximum permissible transportation widths and heights and install road lighting equipment warnings and safety covers where necessary Do not exceed the permissible axle loads tire carrying capacities and total weights in order to ensure sufficient steering and braking capabilities Handling is affected by the implement c...

Page 26: ...ly If wing fold cylinders are removed chain wings together to prevent accidental lowering Do not transport with an underweight tractor Transport only with a properly sized tractor Refer to Calculating Minimum Tractor Weight for Safe Transport Use Safety Lights and Devices Prevent collisions between other road users slow moving tractors with attachments or towed equipment and self propelled machine...

Page 27: ...he seeder is in its transportation position Changing Implements Secure the machine against unintended and accidental rolling Secure lifted frame parts under which you will be working with suitable supports Caution Danger of injury caused by protruding parts tines discs Do not use the packer or other rotating parts when climbing onto the machine These could start to rotate and you could fall and be...

Page 28: ...traps clevises chains cables etc Practice proper hooking and pulling techniques Know where proper hooking points are at on a machine so as not to damage the machine Do not hook or pull the machine from the transport axle or rear packer system Attach to a tie down location or the main frame Do not pull the machine sideways Pull in a straight line as much as possible Pull force should not exceed nor...

Page 29: ...nd that it is properly secured against rolling away Prior to working on the electrical system disconnect it from the electric power supply Retighten screwed connections which had been loosened during servicing and maintenance work For further Service and maintenance information see other sections in this manual Maintenance Service Information Do not wash new machines with a steam jet or high press...

Page 30: ...tenance work there is a higher risk of injury It is important that you familiarize yourself with the machine and read this Owner s Manual before operating the machine The instructions in respect of initial installation should also be followed if the machine has not been used stored for a longer period of time Dismantle the removable parts supplied with the machine Check all important screw connect...

Page 31: ... contact wash off the oil with soap and water Oil Spills Use either sand or a suitable granular absorbent to soak up any spilled oil Dispose of the oil contamination absorbent in the proper manner Oil Fires Never use water to extinguish an oil fire The oil will float on water causing the fire to spread Burning oil lubricant must be extinguished using a carbon dioxide power or foam extinguisher Alw...

Page 32: ...32 P a g e P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l Connecting Hydraulics to Tractor ...

Page 33: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 33 P a g e Wiring Solutions IMPORTANT The electronics must be hooked to battery power Never connect to the starter ...

Page 34: ...U Electronic Control Unit in the tractor Depending upon the seed cart type the 60 15 and 40 15 planting system can be operated in front of or behind hitched up to the back of the seed wagon The picture below illustrates the air seeder in front of the seed wagon The Panther air seeder can be used to seed all seeds with a grain size of between 0 040 0 39 Grain Wheat barley oats rye sorghum Large See...

Page 35: ...d and it is prevented from being blown out of the furrow Changing the Triple Shoot Opener The point of the opener is secured with a steel roll pin The opener point is not to be struck when changing the points and driving in the roll pin If the point is struck it may fracture therefore the use of an appropriate tool and device is required The baseplates are fastened with either 5 16 18 hex bolts or...

Page 36: ...n by adjusting the lock nut until the spring is compressed to a length of 8 3 4 This should be the minimum set pre load for this spring If the spring can be rotated on the push rod by hand it is too loose and must be tightened 2 Tighten 3 4 lock nut if greater spring pre load is required depending on field conditions and desired seed depth 3 Inspect the spring for pre load before each operation Ma...

Page 37: ...ngs of the frame and secure Connect the lighting equipment Raise the jack when the machine is lifted and locked and move the jack to its transport position Slide spacers on the lifting cylinders and lower the machine Pay attention to the height and width of the machine during transportation DO NOT EXCEED A MAXIMUM TRANSPORTATION SPEED OF 20 MPH 32 KPH DURING TRANSPORTATION LOSS OF VEHICLE MACHINE ...

Page 38: ...r jack repeat 6 Fold the side sections of the planting system frame and secure with lock pins cylinder stops or blocks Drive only with an empty seed wagon if possible Transport is not recommended with the tank over half full NOTE The maximum suggested transport speed is 16 mph 10 mph if the tank is full Connecting the Hydraulic System In order to prevent confusion the quick couplers should be prop...

Page 39: ... begin unfolding when inner wings have completely unfolded and cylinders are starting to extend in the slot of the inner wing Reverse hydraulic flow to unlock wing hooks At this time the outer wings will drop down on the top of the inner wings and the wing hooks will fall away allowing the outer wings to unfold Wing Hook in released position Connect the Road Lighting System Connect the 7 pin light...

Page 40: ...40 P a g e P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l Panther Lighting Harness ...

Page 41: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 41 P a g e Panther Lighting Schematic ...

Page 42: ...42 P a g e P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l Panther Lighting Wire Summary Chart ...

Page 43: ...er Requirement 400 500 HP Panther 460 Working Width ft 60 ft Transport Width ft 19 ft Transport Height ft 16 ft Sections 5 Shank to Shank in 60 in Under Frame Clearance in 30 in Road Clearance in 17 in Number of Openers 48 Opener Spacing 15 in Tires Casters Firestone Duraforce DT 395 55D16 5 12 ply Load Index F 6 835 lbs 60 PSI Tires Packers Firestone Farm Implement HF 1 27x8 50 15 8 ply Load Inde...

Page 44: ...44 P a g e P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l Wireless Flow Blockage Monitor System Wiring Diagrams Single Shoot Harness Master ECU Single Shoot Harness Right ECU ...

Page 45: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 45 P a g e Double Shoot Harness Master ECU Double Shoot Harness Right ECU ...

Page 46: ...er pay attention to your surroundings Ensure that nobody is in the maneuvering area 1 Park the seeder on level and solid ground Switch off the tractor 2 Lower the air seeder to the ground and position the seeder stabilizer in the park position 3 Disconnect the tractor hydraulic and electric systems and hook them on the brackets of the machine 4 Move and lower the jack to the lift position Unhitch ...

Page 47: ...evel and water permeable seedbed In the transportation position the center packer acts as a chassis The two outer packers are folded and the center pack supports the machine The soil must be uniformly consolidated over the entire working width It is important to keep a constant and proper air pressure in the packer tires for best operation and uniformity Tire inflation pressure 30 psi minimum Adju...

Page 48: ...not usually need to be adjusted Check the tightness of all the top link counternuts upper link regularly Check the tightness of the wheels and flange bearings Check the tightness of the screw connections and setting spindles Check the air pressure o Outer packer approx 25 30 psi o Inner packer approx 30 psi Check tires for damage ...

Page 49: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 49 P a g e Panther 440 460 rear packer linkage and lift system ...

Page 50: ...the hoses which are connected to the open outlets and those which are connected to the sealed outlets Align arrow when installing 24 12 lids The seed flow monitoring sensors are mounted on the distributor exit The manifold heads are lowered automatically when the air seeder is folded and raised again when the machine is unfolded This avoids damaging the manifold head and creates enough space for f...

Page 51: ...d the operation of the sensors The hoses and manifold lid must be firmly attached and sealed Any air leaks will result in uneven seed distribution and blocked seed hoses The seed hoses must not be allowed to sag Tie them up out of harm s way so as not to get damaged And the inside of the hoses must be kept dry even when the machine is not used for long periods of time Installation of 32 16 or 24 1...

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Page 53: ... you are seeding with 24 30 or 16 30 rows The nitrogen source however should be on all 48 or 16 rows to lower the concentration of fertilizer on the row It is suggested that the single shoot opener be used on the mid row opener 7 Mid row fertilizer is a huge benefit as corn plants use late season mid row fertilizer This technique could reduce the nitrogen requirement per bushel of production 8 Cal...

Page 54: ...ollowing considerations should be taken Weights and Measures Seed Corn must be Medium Rounds Population must be established Identify number of seeds per pound located on seed bag or container On most bags and containers there should be a weight listing Locate this information as shown in the picture This information will be used to calibrate the machine for your specific population 1277 seeds per ...

Page 55: ...55 P a g e Machine Calibration Drill Configuration Red Meter Roller Used for lower population rates Remove top cover and dampener pad from stainless steel manifold Remove cover plate 30 Row Crop insert Blue Meter Roller Used for higher population rates ...

Page 56: ...ean manifold area Make sure to line up timing marks on insert and manifold Once manifold is inspected and time marks identified place insert in manifold head Use a Double Shoot paired row opener when planting corn Paired row opener will divide the seed row thus helping eliminate doubles Model opener recommended AE 15 ...

Page 57: ...e Shoot reverse drop for dry liquid or anhydrous Use AE SS Liquid or NH3 models if necessary Mid row fertilizer is a huge benefit in late season growth A Double Shoot system can be configured to apply in row and mid row bands of fertilizer Use a Single Shoot reverse drop opener shown above for mid row shanks Sensors have to be configured for 30 row application Unplug Sensor 1 Plug Sensor 1 ends to...

Page 58: ...ting system you will not have the picture perfect singulation of a regular corn planter By using the paired row openers seed will be spaced with limited doubles The true measure of a planting system is the total bushels produced at harvest With the HORSCH Panther 460 or 440 air seeder you will give your crop the best possible start of any system For more details on the features of these planting s...

Page 59: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 59 P a g e ...

Page 60: ...more information see Rephasing the Hydraulic Cylinders further in this section NOTE It is necessary to rephase the cylinders before adjusting the depth Basic Setting The basic frame settings are adjusted from the factory This involves adjusting the cylinder piston bosses and brackets to create an even gap between the frame and the ground so as to achieve a level setting at both the front and rear ...

Page 61: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 61 P a g e Every step on the depth stop chart moves the air seeder approximately 0 31 or 5 16 either up or down ...

Page 62: ...T FROM THE MIDDLE OF THE MACHINE AND WORK YOUR WAY OUTWARD TO THE OUTER WINGS WHERE EQUIPPED Work front to back center to outer wings Adjust the front then the back The front of the machine has been set from the factory to the center position For now this will be our predetermined depth setting 3 Use the diagrams on the following pages for reference From location 1 front hitch drawbar find the nea...

Page 63: ... on the next few pages in this section If the machine is not level to operator s satisfaction adjust the machine starting from location 1 2 then 3 4 and finally 5 6 respectively These measurements will be determined by the seed depth gauge explained below on the following page It is best recommended the machine seed depth be checked several times throughout the season and especially throughout the...

Page 64: ...ing Plates x6 Panther 460 x4 Panther 440 HINT When making adjustments to raise the machine adjust the bolt inward toward hydraulic cylinder to lower the machine adjust the bolt outward away from the hydraulic cylinder For further information on adjusting points see the diagrams listed on the following page s Adjusting Clamping Adjusting Clamping ...

Page 65: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 65 P a g e Panther Panther Measuring Points Adjusting Points from Drawbar Casters Packers Adjusting Points from Drawbar Casters Packers ...

Page 66: ...d determine which mainframe front cylinder has the shortest stroke Then loosen the adjustment plate bolts and move the plate towards the front hitch no more than one full turn at a time for proper adjustment Repeat process until the front hitch stops shifting or little to no movement is noticed The adjustment plates must be examined for damage or broken threaded adjusting bolt Also check for compr...

Page 67: ...d on a shelf made by the base plate which will be approximately 3 4 inches from the center of the opener where the fertilizer is being placed 1 5 2 below the seed Determining the depth of this shelf will help in the setting of the machine By slowly brushing the dirt away from where the opener has gone you will find the seed Doing this across the width of the machine in the places noted in the diag...

Page 68: ...68 P a g e P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l Determining Seed Depth ...

Page 69: ...ce locked Have the hydraulic hoses been connected Have the locking pins been installed for road transport and is the lighting system functioning Has the air seeder been aligned in operating position and the sowing depth set correctly Are the light lenses clean Cultivation Tools Are the openers wear parts and other cultivation tools and optional equipment still in a serviceable condition Are the pa...

Page 70: ...raulic system This should also be done regularly while the machine is in operation and before setting the depth The procedure must be repeated several times depending upon the number of cylinders mounting position and hydraulic pump rate The machine will rephase on its own every time it is lifted Rephasing Set tractor at a medium rpm Activate the lift control device and maintain the pressure for a...

Page 71: ...wbar and the ball eyes up to the bracket on the packer frame Then hitch the upper link to the bracket on the central frame and secure with the pins When planting corn use the right side pin hole in the rear hitch to prevent tires on cart from running on top of the rows To prevent the 5 5 hose from pulling off of the seed tubes you may have to move the hose from left to right of the upright On sing...

Page 72: ...t off valve and level off the cylinder align and vent Fully extend the cylinder and disconnect the hydraulics If the cylinder continues to fall depressurize the system and mount a shut off valve between the second and third cylinders Realign and vent the cylinders Repeat the procedure until the wings are no longer lowered The defective cylinder is the last but one which is sealed off Remove the cy...

Page 73: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 73 P a g e Hydraulic Schematic Work Switch ...

Page 74: ...74 P a g e P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l Seed Sensor System ...

Page 75: ...ther information contact your local authorized dealer Anderson Triple Shoot Opener The Triple Shoot Opener is a combined seeding and fertilizing opener AM1085561 AE 15 Dry This opener is used on a double shoot dry 60 15 It places the fertilizer below the seed and also places starter fertilizer with the seed in paired rows AM1085500 Double Reverse Drop Opener This opener is used for planting legume...

Page 76: ...e list of Openers available for different applications please contact your local authorized HORSCH dealer This opener is used for planting small grains in 15 paired rows and corn or beans in 30 paired rows with the NH3 or liquid below the seed This opener is used for planting corn or beans in 15 rows and mid banding the NH3 or liquid between 30 rows ...

Page 77: ...vals as well IMPORTANT Do not use high pressure hoses or water jets to clean electrical components such as magnetic valves and seed flow sensors or seals of hydraulic cylinders and wheel hubs The housing screwed connections and bearings are not water tight Clean the machine on the outside with water Preparation for Storage If you want to store the machine for a longer period pay attention to the f...

Page 78: ...ovided Name of Dealer Machine Model Serial Number Date of Purchase Operating Hours Type of Problem Maintenance Schedule Apart from daily maintenance the intervals are based on the number of operating hours and time Keep a record of your operating hours to ensure that the specified maintenance intervals are followed as closely as possible Tire Inflation Never use a machine that is due for maintenan...

Page 79: ...re and Bearings Check the tightness of all wheel hardware and wheel bearings during the first week of operation and every 200 hours thereafter The spindle nut must be torqued to 65 lbs ft Be sure the cotter pin is reinstalled To adjust wheel bearings remove the center wheel cap Remove the cotter pin Raise the wheel and turn Tighten the nut until the wheel has just a slight bit of drag on the beari...

Page 80: ...ase remove and check for failure of adjoining parts Grease Use grease based on NLGI consistency numbers and the expected air temperature range during the service interval The following greases are recommended HD MOLY GREASE HD LITHIUM COMPLEX GREASE HD WATER RESISTANT GREASE GREASE GARD Other greases may be used if they meet the following NLGI Performance Classification GC LB IMPORTANT Some types ...

Page 81: ...Tandem Adjustment Walking tandems should occasionally be adjusted by using the wrenches supplied located on the front hitch of the machine Loosen jam nut A and tighten jam nut B until there is a slight drag applied to the tandem Then retighten the jam nut A to jam nut B ...

Page 82: ...d on planting system The Ball Head type hitches do require some adjustment and maintenance First you must identify the two types of available ball type hitches PN 00340446 Ball Coupling CPL 80MM PN 95120740 Ball Coupling 80MM Pivoting Flanged Follow the adjustment and maintenance procedures below in regards to the ball head type couplings Adjustment It is mandatory to carry out and regularly check...

Page 83: ...old down as necessary 4 Reinsert the hold down in to the ball carrier 5 Move the hold down over the ball coupling D and secure it with the hold down pins and circlips IMPORTANT AVOID DAMAGE THE HOLD DOWN MUST NOT BE SET TOO TIGHT THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE A PRECISE SPACING OF 0 5MM 0 020 BETWEEN THE HOLD DOWN AND THE TRAILER HITCH BALL COUPLING Maintenance Foam Ring Lubrication Keep foam ring intact ...

Page 84: ...ck condition wear daily Distributor DistributorLid Checkforblockages daily Road Lighting Check condition and function daily Grab Swing Brake on Swivel Caster Wheels Check function and setting Every 50hrs Check condition and wear Every 50hrs CheckAirPressure Packer 30PSI weekly CasterWheels 40PSI weekly Wheel Bearings on Packer Checkcondition and m ake sure it isfirm ly seated Torque to 60 ft lbs b...

Page 85: ...ker Wheel Spindle Hub Bearing 1 each 100 Hrs 5 Front Caster Parallel Arm Pivot Pins 4 each Daily 6 Caster Tower 1 each Daily 7 Folding Pins on Outer Wings 4 Daily 8 Front Distributor Lift Parallel Arm Pivot Pins 4 100 Hrs 9 Rear Drawbar Pins 2 100 Hrs 10 Packer Pivot Pins 1 each 100 Hrs 11 Cutting Coulter Disc hub 1 each Daily 12 Cutting Coulter Shank 1 each Daily Front Hitch Pivot pins x2 Wing pi...

Page 86: ...86 P a g e P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l Caster Axle x1 per axle Spindle Hub x1 per axle Caster Packer Parallel Caster Pivot Arms Caster Tower x1 per Caster Front Drawbar x4 per side ...

Page 87: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 87 P a g e Rear Drawbar Pins x2 Packer system pivot pins x1 per packer Cutting Coulter Disc Shank x1 each ...

Page 88: ...possible irritation It is important to take extreme care when handling waste oil as it may contain other irritants Vapors given off by cleaning agents and oils are also a potential health hazard Therefore you should not carry any oily cloths around Change soiled clothing as soon as possible Always exercise extreme care and observe the recommended hygiene rules when handling mineral oil products St...

Page 89: ...ember to follow the safety instructions and be aware of all posted warning and caution labels The following charts are intended to enable you to quickly remedy any malfunctions If you re unable to find a particular malfunction in the charts contact your nearest authorized HORSCH dealer for further assistance and customer service ...

Page 90: ...10 90 165 130 190 150 105 16 2 00 85 65 104 78 160 120 230 175 270 200 16 1 50 90 73 110 85 170 145 250 200 300 240 160 18 2 50 116 87 145 110 225 170 320 240 375 280 18 1 50 130 100 165 125 255 195 362 272 425 320 220 20 2 50 165 125 205 155 320 235 455 335 530 395 20 1 50 185 140 225 170 355 275 506 400 592 444 295 22 2 50 225 170 275 205 370 280 620 475 725 545 22 2 00 330 22 1 50 250 190 305 2...

Page 91: ...3 4 10 160 120 260 200 380 280 290 3 4 16 180 140 300 220 420 320 355 7 8 9 190 140 400 300 600 460 505 7 8 14 210 155 440 320 660 500 585 1 8 220 160 580 440 900 680 775 1 14 240 170 640 480 1000 740 900 1 1 8 7 300 220 800 600 1280 960 1150 1 1 8 12 340 260 880 660 1440 1080 1325 1 1 4 7 420 320 1120 840 1820 1360 1600 1 1 4 12 460 360 1240 920 2000 1500 1750 1 3 8 6 560 420 1460 1100 2380 1780 ...

Page 92: ... be tightened to the strength of the original Make sure fastener threads are clean and that you properly start thread engagement This will prevent them from failing and cross threading when tightening Tighten plastic inserts or crimped steel type lock nuts to approximately 50 of the dry torque shown in the chart applied to the nut not the bolt head Tighten serrated type lock nuts to the full torqu...

Page 93: ...ft Panther 460 shown Item 32 is a filter screen used to prevent foreign material from entering the hydraulic system of the air seeder If the air seeder starts to raise and lower at a slower rate than normal rate this screen could be plugged and should be removed and cleaned thoroughly ...

Page 94: ...94 P a g e P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l Hydraulic Schematic Fold Panther 460 shown ...

Page 95: ...ry precautions of preventative maintenance will ensure a longer life of the machine Protection of new equipment The steps summarized below should be followed when protecting chrome plate shafting on new equipment Position the equipment as it will be stored and identify all the exposed portions of the chrome plated shafts Clean dirt and dust from the exposed portions of the shafts using a dry cloth...

Page 96: ...g There are three ways to accomplish this and it is possible to use more than one of these approaches simultaneously The best way to avoid corrosion and pitting of the cylinder rods is to store the implement with the cylinder rods retracted If the rods are retracted the sensitive plated surface of the rod will be inside the cylinder immersed in hydraulic fluid and thus fully protected Unfortunatel...

Page 97: ...P a n t h e r S e r i e s O w n e r s M a n u a l 97 P a g e Notes Go to Top ...

Page 98: ...HORSCH LLC 200 Knutson St Mapleton ND 58059 Telephone 701 532 1000 Fax 701 532 1101 Toll Free 855 4HORSCH Email info us horsch com Web www horsch com PN 04119210 ...

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