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F-524-0410 Edition

Opener Scraper Adjustment

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Opener Soil Strip Adjustment

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Drive Shaft – Coupler Alignment

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Walkboard

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Ladder Use and Transport Requirements

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Hydraulic Row Markers (Option)

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Hydraulic Row Marker Disc Adjustment (Option)

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Shaft Monitor Bin Level Sensor Operation (Option)

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Wheel Bearing Maintenance

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Hydraulic Maintenance

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Hose Identification

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Parking

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Lubrication Maintenance

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Storage

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Troubleshooting Guide

Summary of Contents for 5530

Page 1: ...F 524 0410 04 2010 LANDOLL CORPORATION 1900 North Street Marysville Kansas 66508 785 562 5381 800 428 5655 WWW LANDOLL COM Model 5530 Grain Drill Operator s Manual...

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Page 3: ...ng the Hitch Clevis 4 6 Leveling the Hitch 4 7 Transporting the Grain Drill 4 8 Compressor Operation 4 10 Air System Pressure 4 11 Openers Hydraulic Operation 4 12 Hydraulic Lift System 4 13 Battery O...

Page 4: ...dder Use and Transport Requirements 4 35 Hydraulic Row Markers Option 4 36 Hydraulic Row Marker Disc Adjustment Option 4 37 Shaft Monitor Bin Level Sensor Operation Option 4 39 Wheel Bearing Maintenan...

Page 5: ...d maintenance of your Landoll equipment Drawings in this section locate adjustment points on the equipment NOTE IF THE EQUIPMENT IS IMPROPERLY ASSEMBLED OR MAINTAINED THE WARRANTY IS VOID IF YOU HAVE...

Page 6: ...Make sure you read and understand the information contained in this manual and on the machine signs decals before you attempt to operate or maintain this vehicle The safety statements contained in thi...

Page 7: ...r notification 5530 SERIES THREE SECTION GRAIN DRILL W DRY FERTILIZER MODEL NO 5530 30X7 5 5530 30X10 5530 40X7 5 5530 40X10 WORKING WIDTH 30 0 30 0 40 0 40 0 ROW SPACING 7 1 2 10 7 1 2 10 NO OF OPENE...

Page 8: ...20 27 34 40 50 60 75 1 2 13 35 43 55 62 80 100 1 2 20 40 50 65 81 90 112 9 16 12 55 62 80 100 110 137 9 16 18 60 75 90 112 130 162 5 8 11 75 94 110 137 170 212 5 8 18 85 106 130 162 180 225 3 4 10 13...

Page 9: ...FOOT POUNDS PARKER BRAND FITTINGS Dash Size 37 Degree JIC O Ring ORS O Ring Boss ORB 4 11 13 15 17 13 15 5 14 16 21 23 6 20 22 34 36 25 29 8 43 47 58 62 40 44 10 55 65 100 110 57 5 62 5 12 80 90 134...

Page 10: ...410 Edition STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS Figure 2 1 5530 30 Left Wing Placement 5530 30 SEED BOX 7 1 2 SPACING LEFT WING 5530 30 LEFT WING SEED BOX 10 SPACING 20 3 8 10 5 8 4 5 8 20 3 8 9 1 2 4 5 8 5530 30...

Page 11: ...STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS 2 5 Figure 2 2 5530 30 Center Placement 18 1 2 8 3 4 5530 30 CENTER SEED BOX 7 1 2 SPACING 5530 30 CENTER SEED BOX 10 SPACING 18 1 2 6 1 8 5530 30 center...

Page 12: ...SPECIFICATIONS Figure 2 3 5530 30 Right Wing Placement 5530 30 SEED BOX 7 1 2 SPACING RIGHT WING 5530 30 RIGHT WING SEED BOX 10 SPACING 21 15 16 4 5 8 6 3 8 18 1 4 22 20 3 8 21 15 16 4 5 8 9 3 4 18 1...

Page 13: ...t Wing Placement 17 LEFT OUTER WING SEED BOX LEFT INNER WING SEED BOX 5530 40 LEFT WING SEED BOXES 7 1 2 SPACING 13 1 2 LEFT OUTER WING BOX SEED LEFT INNER WING BOX SEED 5530 40 LEFT WING SEED BOXES 1...

Page 14: ...F 524 0410 Edition STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS Figure 2 5 5530 40 Center Placement 17 1 2 5530 40 CENTER SEED BOX 7 1 2 SPACING 5530 40 center placement 7 3 4 5530 40 CENTER SEED BOX 10 SPACING 17 1 2 5...

Page 15: ...1 4 12 3 4 3 3 8 12 1 4 RIGHT INNER WING BOX SEED RIGHT OUTER WING BOX SEED 5530 40 RIGHT WING BOXES 7 1 2 SPACING SEED 18 1 4 12 3 4 3 3 8 15 1 4 RIGHT INNER WING BOX SEED RIGHT OUTER WING BOX SEED...

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Page 17: ...ot allow opener blades to roll over or fall onto any body part Do not allow wrenches to slip when working near blades Never push wrenches toward opener blades Do not climb over machine above opener bl...

Page 18: ...AIR OPENER ASSEMBLY 3 4 10 HEX LOCK NUT PRESS WHEEL ASSEMBLY PRESS WHEEL ARM PIN Opener blades are extremely sharp Exercise extreme care when working on or near opener blades Do not allow opener blad...

Page 19: ...ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 3 3 Notes...

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Page 21: ...e measures against accidental lowering can result in serious personal injury Keep all bystanders away from the machine when folding unfolding raising lowering openers and transporting Always lock the...

Page 22: ...nd understand the operator s manual and all decals 2 Inspect the machine thoroughly for good operating condition 3 Replace worn or missing parts 4 When the machine is new check the bolt tightness afte...

Page 23: ...drill 7 Fully raise the hitch and install the transport lock pin in the hitch 8 Rotate the parking jack stand into storage position and pin in place The Grain Drill has positive and negative tongue w...

Page 24: ...ting The pin will prevent any uncontrolled dropping of the hitch 3 After folding the drill and raising the hitch the transport lock pin may be inserted in either hole of the wing fold lock over the to...

Page 25: ...inue to unfold the drill until the wing cylinders have fully extended and the wing brace locks have engaged g Slowly raise the hitch to level the unit for field operation Use the visual reference indi...

Page 26: ...he telescoping hitch to operate through its most efficient range and level throughout the field See Figure 4 4 2 On a level surface measure from the ground to the top side of the tractor drawbar For d...

Page 27: ...nce holes at the front of the hitch as a guide to level the hitch for planting operations See Figure 4 5 The wear pad inside the hitch tube will be visible from the tractor seat as it slides by the re...

Page 28: ...implement See Figure 4 6 CAUTION 3 When towing equipment in combination the maximum equipment ground speed shall be the limited to the lowest specified ground speed of any of the towed implements 4 Ma...

Page 29: ...th of the implement being towed Markers tanks attachments etc can increase the height and width of the implement DANGER b Check to see that the tractor drawbar is rated to carry the weight of the Grai...

Page 30: ...ull system voltage to the compressor A toggle switch is located next to the compressor to turn the compressor on and off 3 Operate the compressor only when making small adjustments to the system air p...

Page 31: ...adjust the air system pressure use the on board air compressor to increase system pressure See Compressor Operation on page 4 10 To lower system pressure pull and hold the ring located at the bottom o...

Page 32: ...rs fully extend the opener cylinder and hold briefly in the extended position This allows oil to rephase or flow through the hydraulic cylinders thus keeping all cylinders working in unison 3 If the o...

Page 33: ...arms 3 Before planting slowly raise the front hitch until the drill is level front to rear The weight of the drill on the main lift will allow the front hitch to raise first 4 The main lift is equippe...

Page 34: ...gh the functions that it can perform The icons above the digits indicate which function is selected See Figure 4 10 The available functions are Field Acres Total Acres Pulses per Mile Width Password 1...

Page 35: ...covered since the total acre counter was cleared See Figure 4 12 b To clear the total acre count press and hold the UP and DOWN buttons for 2 seconds If a password has been entered you will not be ab...

Page 36: ...how many times the shaft rotates for every mile driven Using the UP and DOWN buttons adjust the display to 222 Press FUNC button to accept the number in the display as the new pulses per mile See Figu...

Page 37: ...acre count pulses per mile and width settings with a password This stops anyone from accidentally changing those settings When the acre counter is shipped the password is disabled You can modify the...

Page 38: ...lected again ENT will appear in the display e Changing the password Select a new password using the UP and DOWN buttons Press the FUNC button until the word SEt appears in the display Release the FUNC...

Page 39: ...the rear plate Replace the batteries with 3 high quality AA alkaline batteries IMPORTANT This unit is dust and splash resistant under no circumstances should this unit be submerged in any conductive c...

Page 40: ...seed rate See Figure 4 21 b Loosen the locking nut securing the seed rate adjustment handle c The seed rate adjustment handle assembly has a graduated scale above the handle that corresponds to the m...

Page 41: ...aft assembly in place so it does not try to open d Set the rest of the seed meters by sliding the meter sleeve against the meter body locking the right set collar e Then slide the meter wheel against...

Page 42: ...ct the rubber seed tubes to be able to catch the seed c Fill the box with a sufficient amount of seed over the three meters d Lower the openers to planting position to engage the seed clutch e Place a...

Page 43: ...ilizer meters b For increased seed capacity and non fertilizer use the covers should be reversed with the openings to the front of the seed box and the solid portion covering the fertilizer meters See...

Page 44: ...See Figure 4 25 Figure 4 25 Fill Shield in Raised Position 5 When both compartments are being used for seed open seed box lids and lift and rotate the fill shield over the rear of the seed box This al...

Page 45: ...y surface or spread out a tarp below the box Release and unhook the latches and allow the door to swing forward 3 Dry fertilizer is very corrosive and absorbs moisture Clean out any fertilizer as soon...

Page 46: ...based upon average size dry fertilizer with a density of 65 lbs per cubic foot If using a fertilizer with a different density apply the following conversion factors and use the closest rate for appli...

Page 47: ...by hand g Rotate the drive wheel several times until the three meters begin to deliver fertilizer evenly h With an empty container begin collecting the fertilizer from the three meters as you rotate...

Page 48: ...screw below the air spring and air spring pivot Slide the air spring forward or rearward to the desired location See Figure 4 29 IMPORTANT Make sure the air spring has fully reached the ends of the t...

Page 49: ...can excessively preload the opener bearings and lead to premature bearing failure particularly in heavy soils or no till applications 4 The pinch point is adjusted by adding removing shims from betwe...

Page 50: ...h Slide the handle forward for shallower seed placement and rearward for deeper seed placement IMPORTANT Increasing opener down pressure does not increase seed placement depth 2 As long as the presswh...

Page 51: ...lange spiralock nut holding the blade and slide the blade up or down to achieve the desired clearance See Figure 4 32 Retighten the 1 2 13 hex flange spiralock nut Carefully rotate the opener blades t...

Page 52: ...arallel with the opener with an approximate 1 16 gap The soil strip should not be set so tight to the opener blade that will drag or prevent the opener blade from turning freely 3 The metal backing st...

Page 53: ...ale and female couplers teeth and slide the center drive shaft to the right until the teeth fully engage 5 Tighten the A adjustment bolt and any set screws that were loosened at the seed transmission...

Page 54: ...ccess to the openers To raise the walkboard lift at the center rear of the wallboard and rotate forward A latch is provided to hold the walkboard in the raised position 3 To lower the walkboard releas...

Page 55: ...trees fences power lines etc 2 When using the ladder a Lower ladder to the down position and place pin in the storage location to gain access to the seed boxes See Figure 4 37 b Handles are provided o...

Page 56: ...oil before attempting to fold or unfold the markers If a hydraulic component is removed repaired or replaced the system must be purged of air before folding unfolding the markers To purge the system o...

Page 57: ...x 3 1 2 round head square neck screws that attach the spindle assemblies to the extension tubes c Swap the spindle and hub assemblies with the right and left markers d Using the 1 2 13 x 3 1 2 round...

Page 58: ...AFT 3 CENTER BOX SHAFT 2 LEFT BOX SHAFT 4 CENTER BOX SHAFT 5 RIGHT BOX SHAFT 6 SHAFT MONITOR CONSOLE 15 SHAFT MONITOR CABLE BIN LEVEL SENSOR BIN LEVEL SENSOR BRACKET AND 5 16 HARDWARE SHAFT MAGNET ADA...

Page 59: ...ox 5 The bin level sensor is mounted inside and to one end of the seed box The sensor is mounted on an adjustable bracket that allows the operator to set the seed level height at which the alarm will...

Page 60: ...aulic Maintenance 1 Check the tractor hydraulic fluid level per tractor owner s manual and after any leakage Check fluid level with the cylinders in the retracted position 2 If a cylinder or valve lea...

Page 61: ...elp identify and match the attaching hoses on the Grain Drill An identification decal is placed on the front of the hitch to help identify the hoses See Figure 4 40 2 For the Grain Drill hoses will be...

Page 62: ...r the front telescoping hitch until weight is relieved from the tractor drawbar e Disconnect the safety chain and wiring f Disconnect the hydraulic hoses and place in the storage bracket above the hit...

Page 63: ...OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 4 43 Figure 4 41 Lubrication Points 5530 lube 1 2 3 4...

Page 64: ...er from the boxes and meters before storage Thoroughly remove and wash out any dry fertilizer 2 Wash or blow off any remaining dirt mud or residue from the drill 3 Inspect the drill for worn or broken...

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Page 67: ...height See Opener Press Wheel Adjustment on page 4 30 Insufficient down pressure Increase air system pressure on row units See Air System Pressure on page 4 11 Drill not level front to rear hitch too...

Page 68: ...1 Soil control strip set too tight against opener blades Adjust soil strip Soil strip plugged with residue Adjust soil strip closer to blade move metal backing strip away from edge of soil strip See O...

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