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Servicing Seedshaft Assembly
IMPORTANT
The Clutch if equipped must be disengaged (power
off) when Seed Shafts are turned manually.
If Seeder is not equipped with a Clutch, remove
Chain from Speed Reducer to Transmission Shaft.
This allows Seed Shaft to rotate independently from
Front Roller. See Figure 3-14.
After you have serviced a Seedshaft, Seed Meters or
related components you will need to Zero out the Seed
Meters to ensure that you are seeding uniformly. Refer to
Seed Meter Adjustment. The following is a list of things to
be conscience of when re-assembling the Seedshafts.
• Ensure that the Thrust Washers are adjacent to Seed
Meter Feed Cut Offs and Spacers or Square Bore
Collars. See Figure 4-9.
Figure 4-9: Seedshaft Assembly
• Ensure RH Seedshaft is threaded into the Feed Roll
Coupling Assembly between 1/2" to 3/4". Seedshaft
should be visibly past the set screw hole when the
set screw is removed from the Coupler. Tighten Feed
Roll Coupler Assembly Set Screws against the flats
of the Seedshaft.
• Ensure that the Seedshaft can turn freely without any
binding when the Seed Meters are open or closed
after servicing. You may need to make adjustments
to the Seed Meter Supports at each Seed Meter.
F-1021-0719
LED Warning Lamps
When plugging in the LED 7 Pin Warning Lamp
Connector:
1. Make sure the tractor has a good clean receptacle,
free of dirt and corrosion.
2. Make sure the 7 Pin Connector is inserted ALL the
way in. With tighter fitting pins, operator may think
the Connector is all the way in, but really isn't.
3. Make sure the tractor receptacle cover latches over
the keyway on the 7 Pin Connector to hold the
Connector in place.
If an operator plugs in the 7 Pin Connector, but the lights
Do not seem to work right, check the above items to
make sure there is a good connection with the 7 Pin
Connector.
Figure 4-10: LED Warning Lamps
MAINTENANCE
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