GREAT PLAINS PL5700, Руководство оператора

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PL5700 Planter Table of Contents Index Maintenance
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Marker Disk Hub Bearings
Repack two bearings on each marker.
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Storage
Possible Chemical Hazard
Seed disks will have talc and graphite residue,
and may have residue of hazardous seed
treatments. Do not wash disks where food is
prepared or where cookware or dinnerware is
washed. Wear gloves when washing disks.
Avoid spray.
Component Damage Risk
When cleaning the planter, to avoid damage to
IRC components, do not powerwash on or
around these electrical components.
Store the planter where children do not play. If
possible, store inside for longer life of the planter.
1. Complete all instructions in “
Transport slowly
over uneven or rough terrain. ” on page 57.
2. Clean-out all material from the planter.
3. Lids:
 Bulk Hopper planters - unlatch the hopper lids so
that the seals are not in compression during
storage.
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Row hopper planters - latch hopper lids.
4. Route a chain or security cable through the
hold-down U-bolt and the latch handle to prevent
unauthorized entry, and prevent high winds from
opening the lid.
5. Remove seed disks from seed meters to relieve
pressure on the brushes. Clean the disks of
residue buildup. See “ Seed Disk Maintenance ”
on page 66.
6. Thoroughly clean seed and seed treatment
residue from seed meters. See “ Meter
Clean-Out ” on page 62.
7. Close seed inlet gates at the meters, and tie or
tape a small plastic bag over the ends of all seed
delivery tubes to prevent pests from entering.
8. For planters with the optional fertilizer package:
a. The pump, strainer, and manifold system
require special attention before storage. See
“
Fertilizer System
” on page 68.
b. Clean the tanks and application hoses. Be
sure to follow the chemical manufacturer’s
instructions when handling chemicals.
c. Thoroughly clean the pump following instructions
in the pump manual.
d. Remove any dirt and debris that can hold
moisture and cause corrosion.
9. Clean the planter of mud, dirt, excess oil, and
grease.
10. Lubricate all points according to “ Lubrication ”
beginning on page 69.
11. Apply grease to exposed cylinder rods to prevent
rust.
12. Inspect the planter for worn or damaged parts.
Make repairs and service during the off season.
13. Use spray paint to cover scratches, chips, and
worn areas on the planter to protect the metal.
14. Cover the planter with a tarp if stored outside.
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Inside Disk Scraper Installation
Start with the left-hand row unit and repeat the
following steps for each row unit.
To install inside disk scraper:
1. Insert bolt (1) from the rear, through the lowest
hole of the bracket (2).
2. Place the tube (3) over the bolt (1).
3. Place the spacer (4) on the bolt (1) with the larger
diameter toward the bolt head.
4. Put the left scraper blade (5) on the spacer (4),
followed by the right scraper blade (6).
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