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Super Walter W630, Operator'S Manual

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OPERATOR´S MANUAL

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Summary of Contents for W630

Page 1: ...OPERATOR S MANUAL W 630...

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Page 3: ...nter settings Page 24 Planting unit Page 27 Variable distance between lines furrows Page 31 Seeding planting seed distribution Page 35 Fertilization Page 42 Hydraulic system Page 47 Maintenance Page 4...

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Page 5: ...or if the identification plate is eliminated Bufalo S A will replace any defective piece Allegedly defective pieces will have to be shipped for their analysis so as to define whether the piece falls w...

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Page 7: ...ent performance under different working conditions with reduced maintenance To achieve maximum equipment performance we recommend first reading this manual carefully The Planter is designed and built...

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Page 9: ...Do not introduce any structural modification to your implement without previously discussing it with your dealer Any structural modification may affect equipment strength and or result in a significa...

Page 10: ...d along your road to prevent potential contact strikes of your planter with obstacles such as bridges trees posts and wires Before moving onto the road check that all your planter safety locks lift cy...

Page 11: ...leasing the pressure in the circuit first Once the service job is complete be sure that all connections are tight before sending pressure into the system again While servicing the planter for maintena...

Page 12: ...ay fall the goal is to prevent injuries Figures 2 shows the signs fixed to the markers B Set the safety locks before transporting the planter The warning sign Figure 3 is close to the lift cylinders a...

Page 13: ...5 E Maximum transport speed Maximum transport speed is 25 30 km hour A tractor must transport the implement tractor weight must exceed seeder weight Figure 6 Never transport the planter with another t...

Page 14: ...ighten the bolts after the first few working days until the setting is stable Figure 10 J Maintenance Alemites lubrication grease zerks Alemites will be lubricated following instructions relevant to e...

Page 15: ...ork position 220 mm to the edge of the covering wheel Type of furrow opener Double disks Pressure control over the soil Pressure springs on the planting units positive or negative pression Planting de...

Page 16: ...Beveled edge Opener discs of fertilizer Flat disc 16 6mm thickness beveled edge Marker s discs Concave diameter 406mm 16 dented Covering closing wheels Concave diameter 356mm 14 dented No till disc c...

Page 17: ...igure 2 Tractor preparation For proper implement use the tractor must deliver the required power for the drag wich is around 8 10 CV for each line at 52 5 cm Figure 3 8 Covering closing wheels 9 Hydra...

Page 18: ...ws elevating independently the elevation cylinders and the marker cylinders Safety locks location on the planter The planter has installed from factory a series of safety locks and devises for various...

Page 19: ...st the frame and assured with pin C Locks of the lift parallelogram The locks fitted in the pins A and B must be set as indicated in figure 7a they set the frame in a lifted position for safe transpor...

Page 20: ...ing the pins A and B shown in figure 7 2 Place the locks A as shown in figure 4 to the markers in a lifted position with their pins and locks 3 Following release the pressure of the hydraulic system a...

Page 21: ...two turning locks from their surface A in figure 8 and control and assure that they are pinned down in the hole in this way locking the wheel from turning again Locking all the wheels may require seve...

Page 22: ...emove then the locks in the parallelograms figure 7a removing them from the A pin and pivoting on B pin then lock on the A pin see figure 7b 4 Remove the locks from the markers cylinders A in figure 4...

Page 23: ...d during planting tasks where greater elevation is not required This reduces time and distance when it comes to lowering and lifting into the soil 10 With these steps accomplished the planter will be...

Page 24: ...etermine the distance the marker has to be set you must use the following formula Where d is the distance between the first planted line the one towards the not planted field and the edge of the marki...

Page 25: ...location is possible Displacement can also be achieved although Limited by turning the coulter blade shank B for what besides setting loose the bolt A you must loosen bolt C from the rod clamp This la...

Page 26: ...g bolt B to position the shank at the desired height The main registration of these fertilizing units are the following Pressure of the discs Adjusting or loosening the nut C the pressure spring can b...

Page 27: ...lication Figure 18 A Pressure of the units B Depth registration C Pressure of the Seed press wheels D Angle and pressure of the covering closing wheels Pressure of the planting units Every unit is equ...

Page 28: ...lation The working depth of the opener discs is determined by the Depth control wheels These are made of semi Pneumatic rubber of 4 x 15 Pulling backwards the double register lever A Figure 21 you may...

Page 29: ...ich has a compression spring and several positions given by holes Angle and pressure of the Closing covering wheels Every unit counts on a pair of rubber wheels with working angle and pressure both ar...

Page 30: ...ing a small ridge Positive positions points 1 2 3 4 5 These positions compact even more the seeding line and add more soil to the ridge Negative position position 1 It compacts the seeding line and mo...

Page 31: ...m in the case of cotton seeding Model 7 rows at 70 cm of separation B and 9 roes at 52 5cm of separation A Starting from 9 rows at 52 5cm to change to 7 rows at 70cm you must remove two complete plant...

Page 32: ...ver the frame you will see the marks where the planting units must be placed figure 29 Model 10 rows at 70 cm of separation B or 14 rows at 52 5cm of separation A To change from 14 rows at 52 5cm to 1...

Page 33: ...g units This is done by removing the bolt that links them to the crosspiece The tubes are for separations of 52 5cm or 70cm Keep in mind that when changing the distance between the planting units you...

Page 34: ...guration The discs and the coulter blades corresponding to the eliminated planting units must be removed from the planter the sane should occur to the fertilizer hoses The remaining fertilizer outlet...

Page 35: ...d lift the header lid B Replace the plate take special care that the word arriba which means up is in facing up Notice that the plate fits exactly over the hopper sprocket Once the header lid and the...

Page 36: ...required loosen setscrews G to increase penetration or tighten setscrews G to reduce penetration Star shaped ejectors are assembled as shown in Figure 38 Ejectors can feature two or three stars to fi...

Page 37: ...pring out when the transmission turn jams Adjusting seed rate The 54 speed gearbox allows adjusting seed rate to fit intended crop 1 According to the type of seed and rate intended check the correspon...

Page 38: ...per meter Grains per meter MAIZE CORN SUNFLOWER SOY BEANS SORGHUM COTTON WHEAT GREEN PEAS AND BEANS Grains per meter Grains per meter Grains per meter Grains per meter Grains per meter Grains per mete...

Page 39: ...e planter in a lifted position turn manually the contact drive wheel 47 turns and pick up the seeds from only one planting unit Count the quantity of the grains and dived it by 100 The answer will be...

Page 40: ...by 143 if you are planting at 70 cm between lines and by 190 5 if you are planting at 52 5 centimeters The answer will be kilograms per hectare In figure 41 the sprocket relations are illustrated or...

Page 41: ...in figure 42 Previously loosen set screws If what is needed is to lift the wheel you must loosen pressure in the spring this is obtained by nut B in figure 42 The correct position is that in which th...

Page 42: ...also in figure 44 Fertilizer s gearbox system The W630 planter is equipped with two 36 speed fertilizer gearboxes one for in line fertilization and the other for in between the lines Seen in figure 4...

Page 43: ...nd place the D lever in the number Set in place the C lever again in its un clutched position CHART III In the following charts you will find the different type of fertilizers UREA PERLED UREA Shift p...

Page 44: ...hift position Shift Separation between lines 350mm Separation between lines 525mm Separation between lines 700mm Kg ha in line Kg ha in line Kg ha in line Kg ha between lines Kg ha between lines Kg ha...

Page 45: ...E Shift position Shift Separation between lines 350mm Separation between lines 525mm Separation between lines 700mm Kg ha in line Kg ha in line Kg ha in line Kg ha between lines Kg ha between lines Kg...

Page 46: ...a lifted position turn manually the contact drive wheel 47 turns and pick up the fertilizer from FIVE feed cups This task will be done by removing five hoses and placing plastic bags in their place u...

Page 47: ...cylinders that actuate the markers 2 with a sequence valve 4 that alternates its functioning See figure 46 NOTICE The valve 2 besides dividing fluid flow between left and right produces return flow b...

Page 48: ...ter and to that actuate over the markers independently Figure 47 It has the same cylinders and valves but this system results faster in the head ends to actuate and in general maneuverability Tractor...

Page 49: ...ricants required for planter proper maintenance In chart 1 you will find the different type of products required for proper maintenance Chart 1 Product Type Characteristics Grease for alemites zerks G...

Page 50: ...s At last it is important to check the pressure of the tires CHART 2 Summary of the maintenance tasks to be done to the planter Interval Operation Check Clean Change Lubricate First days of work Retig...

Page 51: ...ication points Figure 1 shows the labels that identify each lubrication point Greasing points are grouped based on their time interval 10 h 25 h or once every planting season The points of lubrication...

Page 52: ...bushings Lubricate every 25 hours Approximately every three days 10 Hs 10 Hs 10 Hs 10 Hs 10 Hs Figure 4a and 4b Bushing of the markers and cylinders 7 and 10 rows Figure 5 Hitch bar Figure 7 Contact...

Page 53: ...very 25 hours or 3 days of work FOR FIGURES 14 AND 15 LUBRICATE AS REQUIRED DEPENDING ON USE Figure 15 Bushing of the seed header Figure 12 Wheel turning brake Figure 11 Hitch Bar articulation spring...

Page 54: ...LUBRICATE ONCE EVERY WHILE OR TWICE EVERY WORKING SEASON Figure 17 Contact drive wheel hub Figure 16 Elevation wheel hub Figure 19 Marker s hub Figure 18 Opener disc s hub Figure 20 Fertilizer disc s...

Page 55: ...amage the bearing s retainers or seals THE FOLLOWING ELEMENTS HAVE PRE LUBRICATED AND SEALED BEARINGS These wheel Hubs exit the production line of our factory with grease in their interior Since they...

Page 56: ...cal gear under it Driving sprocket pinion To remove the seed hopper the knob under it must be loosened A Figure 29 Following the hopper must be lifted from the front first and then displaced forward 2...

Page 57: ...shown in chart 1 The planting unit s gearbox features plug B Figure 27 for draining the bottom and plug A on the top for filling Recommended oil quantity is 4 liters The two fertilizing gearboxes sho...

Page 58: ...tenance and also replacement of parts subject to wear When wear becomes excessive part replacement is mandatory Planting and fertilizer discs are the most notorious parts subject to wear Chains gears...

Page 59: ...refore normal operation should not result in wear However they may suffer some wear after several years of operation caused by working in a dusty environment If chains are stretched and require drawin...

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Page 61: ...r is already moving Opener discs with wear that rub the plastic seed tube and wear it Take care of the maintenance required to the bearings of the opener discs hubs Stuck or clogged Fertilizer tubes H...

Page 62: ...Correct the pressure and angle of wheel operation Seeds appear in the head ends The contact drive wheel is too low it still is in contact with the ground while the planter is lifted Actuate on the con...

Page 63: ...the transportation laws of Argentina these affect normal vehicles and agricultural machinery too The law is 24 449 Articles 62 57 regimentation 779 95 and others regarding the transportation of agricu...

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Page 65: ...section has been created for you to write important information referring the regulation of your planter special information that you will need to remember from one working season to the other Write i...

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