HARRISTON INDUSTRIES 93066, Руководство оператора

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Machine Settings – Continued
16. Planter clamp wheels will turn when radar senses movement.
17. Recommended planting speed is 3.5 to 6.5 mph to obtain the most consistent planter
performance depending on seed spacing.
18. Slow down at the end of the round and depress the Master switch before turning. Raise the
machine and the marker as the shoes cross into the headland area.
19. Swing wide to minimize excess frame loads while turning. When using duals on tractor with
front stabilizer wheels, be sure duals do not contact stabilizer wheel when making turns.
20. Lower machine to pre-set depth and lower the markers.
21. Before quitting, empty out seed bowls. To do this turn off all rows using the planting monitor.
Then use the radar override to empty the remaining seed.
4.11 Operating Hints
Start the flow control valve at the #3 setting.
Start the hydraulic speed control (rabbit and turtle) on the tractor at just under half speed.
If there is not enough oil flow, the console will show row unit ppu alarm.
Always connect the power source directly to the battery.
The frame should be 2 to 3 inches higher in the front and set high enough so the parallel linkage is lower
in back by 2 to 3 inches.
Keep the potato level in the bowl as low as possible.
If seed pieces are planted too shallow, reduce speed and/or check gauge wheel depth.
Do not use the hydraulic system to operate other equipment.
If all feeds do not run, this does not indicate an electrical problem.
SEED SIZE AND VARIETY
Wide variations in the size and shape of your seed will result in poor planter performance. Although the
machine can handle cut or whole seed, it has difficulty handling both at the same time because the
operational settings change.
Time spent to ensure consistent seed size and type pays rich dividends in planter accuracy, consistency
and faster planting.
TIRE SPACING
Normally the tire spacing on the rear of the machine is set at twice the row spacing. For example: 36"
rows require 72" tire spacing. However, when your machine is equipped with mono rib tires, it is
recommended that the tire spacing be set to match the tire spacing of the tractor to be used during the
first cultivating pass. If the spacing is not the same, the tractor will be difficult to control and keep in
the center of the rows.