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SW600 Owner’s Manual – Version 1.2 07/2018 43
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Attaching the Machine
The Seed Wagon can be hitched up to the tractor directly or to the rear of a seeder.
CAUTION! CRUSH ZONE! When hitching up the machine, ensure that nobody is between the
tractor and the machine.
NOTE: When close to the machine, avoid sharp edges which can cause injury.
1. Hitch the seeder and the seed wagon to the tractor. See also Hitch Adjustment & Maintenance .
2. Connect the ISO Bus System.
3. Connect the Hydraulic System.
4. Connect the lighting equipment.
5. Raise the front jack in attach it to the transport position. If the machine is equipped with a rear
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 ISO Bus System
The ISO Bus system is a communication device that allows a variety of electronic devices to talk to each
other.
This systems primary function is to control application rate of seed/dry fertilizer from the seed wagon, or
seed tank. If the system includes NH3 application, a second control module and adapter harness and
hardware is required.
Set up and calibration of each control module is accessed from the terminal monitor in the tractor. For
information regarding initial set up and calibration of the ISO Bus system please see the ISOBUS
Operator’s Manual included with the machine.
Connecting the Hydraulic System
Connect the hydraulic system only when the hydraulic quick couplings are depressurized.
In order to prevent confusion, the quick connectors should be properly identified.
Operation and function of the hydraulics on the attached seeder vary. Refer to the operating instructions
for each seeder.
Hydraulic Functions
When handling the machine, ensure that nobody is in the danger zone.
The hydraulic functions are controlled by the operator while in the tractor.