Landoll Brillion SS4, Руководство оператора

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OPERATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Tractor Preparation -
Attaching/Detaching
The Sure Stand Seeder is available as a 3-PT Hitch or
Skid Steer Quick Attach Plate.
Tractor Preparation
1. The Seeder is designed to be used with Category 1 or
2 Free Link, Category 1 Quick Hitch. See Figure 3-3.
Be sure Tractor's Hitch Capacity is not exceeded by
the Laden Mass of the Seeder.
Refer to Tractor
Operator's Manual.
Optional Category 2 Quick Hitch Kit Adapter is
available for purchase from your local dealer.
See
"CAT2 Quick Hitch Adapter Kit - Optional" on
page 2-8.
2. Be sure Tractor is properly ballasted. A minimum 25%
of Tractor and Equipment Laden Mass must be on
Tractor Front Wheels in transport position to maintain
stability. Calculate the Loaded Seeder Mass.
See
"Specifications" on page 5-1. (Seeder weight plus
the seed box capacity with desired seed.) Refer to
Tractor Operator's Manual.
3. Check the Tractor tire inflation levels to ensure that
they are properly inflated for the additional Laden
Seeder Mass.
Refer to the Tractor Operator's
Manual. Be sure not to over ballast and exceed
Tractor Tire Capacity.
4. Set Tractor 3-PT Lower Links to allow lateral
(torsional) float. Refer to Tractor Operator's
Manual. If left rigid, your Brillion Seeder may not
follow ground contours resulting in poor germination.
5. Set Lift Rod length long enough to ensure Seeder can
float downward in the case of a furrow or waterway.
Lower Links should be the same height, leveling your
Brillion Seeder side to side. Fine adjustments may
need to be made after hookup is completed.
Refer to
the Tractor Operator's Manual.
Attaching Tractor to Seeder
WARNING
1. Attach Seeder to the Tractor's 3-PT Free Link or
Quick Hitch using the appropriate size pins and
bushings. Be sure to use the hardware provided and
is in good working order.
See Figure 3-3.
2. Refer to the Tractor Operator's Manual for Quick
Hitch Operation.
3. Raise Seeder.
4. Disengage both Parking Pins from the back LH and
RH sides of the Seeder. This will allow the Rear Roller
to float during operation.
See Figure 3-1.
• Remove each Parking Pin Klik Pin.
• Pull each Parking Pin inward aligning the second
from end hole with the frame bushing hole.
• Secure each Parking Pin with a Klik Pin.
5. Adjust or lock tractor sway stabilizers if equipped,
centering the Seeder with the Tractor. Refer to the
Tractor Operator's Manual.
6. Lower Seeder. If necessary level Seeder side to side
(laterally) by adjusting Lift Rod length. Level Seeder
front to back by adjusting the Tractor Upper Link
length as necessary.
Refer to the Tractor
Operator’s Manual.
Figure 3-1: Parking Pin Disengaged
Detaching Tractor from Seeder
1. Raise Seeder.
2. Engage both Parking Pins at the back LH and RH
sides of the Seeder. This will limit the movement of
the Rear Roller.
See Figure 3-2.
• Remove each Parking Pin Klik Pin.
• Push each Parking Pin outward aligning the end
hole with the frame bushing hole.
• Secure each Parking Pin with a Klik Pin.
3. Lower Seeder on a flat or even surface. Chock or
block Front and Rear Roller Wheels.
4. Disconnect the Tractor from the Seeder.
Figure 3-2: Parking Pin Engaged
To prevent machine from tipping backward on the
frame, disengage Parking Pins only when the
Seeder is attached to the Tractor. Be sure to
observe the following sequences.
Klik Pin
Disengaged
RH
Rear Roller
Arm
Parking Pin
Klik Pin
Engaged
RH
Rear
Roller Arm
Parking Pin