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  • Page 1 August 1999...
  • Page 2 Dear Customer Thank you for purchasing a MOORE UNIDRILL and for showing confidence in our product. For effective use, and to benefit from all the features of our drill, we recommend that you read this document very carefully. From your experience, please do not hesitate to inform us of your comments and suggestions, which will always be useful to us in improving our products.
  • Page 3 SIGNED :- DATE : - CUSTOMER 1. To be completed , detached and returned to Moore Uni Drill within 14 days of customer receipt / purchase. 2. It is essential that all details be completed. 3. Failure to complete and return this form will prevent claim...
  • Page 4 The supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 1992 ( S.I. 1992/ 3073) The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1992 ( S.I. 1992/2932) Certified on behalf of Moore Uni Drill Limited James A O’ Kane Technical Director...
  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS ADDITIONAL GENERAL SAFETY RULES HITCHING TRANSPORT DEPTH CONTROL STANDARD CONTROL SYSTEM HEAD LAND CONTROL SYSTEM ROGER SEEDBOX, FAN UNIT FAN SPEED CHECKING COULTERS ROGER HOPPER CALIBRATION CALIBRATION TEST MAINTENANCE OF SEEDHOPPER MAINTENANCE (Additional to main instruction book) PROBLEM SOLVING SUPPLEMENT TO MAIN PARTS LIST...
  • Page 7: Specifications

    SPECIFICATIONS Moore Unidrill 4m HP • · Width of work • · Transport Width. • · Seedbox capacity 1600L (Roger) • · Row width 16.6 cm • · No of Rows • · Horsepower required 120 H.P • · Weight 3400 kg •...
  • Page 8 SPECIFICATIONS Moore Unidrill 6m HP • · Width of work • · Transport Width. • · Seedbox capacity 2200L • · Row width 16.6 cm • · No of Rows • · Horsepower required 160 H.P • · Weight 5100 kg •...
  • Page 9: Additional General Safety Rules

    ADDITIONAL GENERAL SAFETY RULES (SUPPLEMENT TO MAIN INSTRUCTION BOOK) Additional care must be taken with H.P. Drills due to the increased transport height. Good driving sense in avoiding low obstacles especially overhead power lines and cables, bridges, trees and other factors which may effect transport and use of H.P.
  • Page 10: Transport

    TRANSPORT Road to Work. Ensure that the drill is in an open and clear area. 2. Lift the drill fully and insert the transport pins on the axle unit, Figure A Figure A 3. Extend the depth control ram to its maximum. 4.
  • Page 11 Lever toward the front engages the markers, see figure C Figure C Dis – engage the wing locks as shown in figure D Figure D Operate the hydraulics to unfold the wings. Pressure the wings down, i.e allow time to purge air from the system. Change the manual divertor valve from wings back to the markers.
  • Page 12 Note : it is advisable during the working day to check that the centre section is drilling at the same depth as the wings, if not repressurise the wings from time to time. This means that the manual divertor valve must be put back from markers to wings and vice versa.
  • Page 13 1 = Markers 2 = Draw bar 3 = Axle unit 4 = Auxilary Standard Joystick Figure D Shown in Figure D is a schematic sketch of the standard hand grip. The system uses a single double acting service to provide individual or sequenced control over all functions of the drill.
  • Page 14 Head Land Control The system uses a single double acting service from the tractor to provide individual or sequenced control over all functions of the drill. The operation is as follows :- press a button to operate a sequence or move a cylinder and simultaneously operate the tractors double acting control valve to and fro’...
  • Page 15: Depth Control

    Press button 2 – adjusts the memory cylinders internal stop postion; this is best done on the ground. This controls drill depth. Press button 3 – operates an auxiliary function where fitted, e.g levelling board. Press button 4 – operates the rear wheels only. Press button 5 –...
  • Page 16 To prevent the ram from creeping one way or the other when in work or in transport, they are fitted with Double Pilot Operated Check Valves. Because it is hydraulically operated it may be adjusted on the move, hence when in changeable conditions it is often required to exert more pressure when going from light into heavy soils , and vice versa.
  • Page 17: Fan Speed

    Use of the Hydraulically Driven Fan Wait until the fan has reached its working speed before starting to drill. The maximum fan speed is 3500 rpm. Beyond this speed damage is probable. By using the flow control valve it is possible to adjust the fan speed and therefor the air flow from the fan according to the type of seed being used.
  • Page 18 W HOPPER CALIBRATION Introduction. Due to the wide variation in operating conditions it is not possible to make specific statements regarding performance or machine set up and therefore no liability can be accepted for loss or damage due to the following guidelines or any error or omission.
  • Page 19: Calibration Test

    SETTING 1 Spring loaded flaps one below each fluted metering roller allow the sowing of a wide range of seed sizes, with a single adjustment to positively control the flow of small to large seeds past the rollers without causing bruising. Should any foreign objects enter the hopper e.g..
  • Page 20 Ensure the drill is not in tramline mode so that all the rollers turn. Wind calibration handle to prime rollers, once all pegs are full , empty trays and reposition. Turn handle the required number of turns for the width of drill according to the chart below.
  • Page 21 Half width shut off The left hand side of the drill (whilst facing forward in tractor seat) can be shut of for drilling around the perimeter of the field and beginning the correct tramlining sequence. The procedure is as follows, pull the blue lever, which is pointed to below and place the R clip in the second hole which is un –...
  • Page 22: Maintenance (Additional To Main Instruction Book)

    MAINTENANCE Cleaning machine (Seedhopper) External Avoid high-pressure water directly at moving parts and electrical components, it is advised to avoid getting water into the airboxes and metering units. Internal Slide the venturi units out of the way and place seed trays under rollers (as calibration), drop the feed flaps out of the way by moving lever past position 6 on scale.
  • Page 23: Problem Solving

    PROBLEM SOLVING FAN UNIT PROBLEM CAUSE CURE Back pressure gauge reads Oil is restricted in returning Ensure free return passage high or broken (spool system) to the tractor of oil to the tractor Required fan speed cannot Oil is not at operating Wait until oil is at working be achieved (Spool system) temperature...
  • Page 24 Check valve loop in lift circuit Partially close tap Fan speed drops as Motor and pump failing due to Test circuit for pressure and flow temperature rises previous over heating or replace suspect unit contamination. TRAMLINES PROBLEM CAUSE CURE Drill tramlines on more than Panel set for asymmetric use Refer to RDS section one one bout - RDS...
  • Page 25 CALIBRATION PROBLEM CAUSE CURE Seed rate too high / low Incorrect number of turns Refer to calibration charts Used during calibration Wrong calibration chart Check and reset Seed flap set wrong Check and reset Tramline rollers rotating/not Check for correct operation rotating see tramline section Metering wheel blocked...
  • Page 26 The principle of this series of lights is to show the sequence of events. Should the system ever fail to work , it is easy to determine were the fault lies. On the panel there is a light for each button on the HLC joystick , and also a light for each valve.
  • Page 27: Supplement To Main Parts List

    SUPPLEMENT TO MAIN PARTS LISTS NOTE: When Ordering Parts State the Size and age of Drill and the Serial Number if possible.
  • Page 29 W 400 Complete Main Frame ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION 422 – 0004 4m H. P. Chassis 421 – 0004 4m HP Wing 126 – 04 Axle Unit 424 – 0004 Draw Bar A153 M8 x 40 Roll Pin A199 1 1/4” x 1“ Tension Bush 126 –...
  • Page 31 W 600 Main Frame ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION 622 – 0004 6m H. P. Chassis 621 – 0004 6m HP Wing 126 – 04 Axle Unit 624 – 0004 Draw Bar A153 M8 x 40 Roll Pin A199 1 1/4” x 1“ Tension Bush 126 –...
  • Page 32 New Boggie Unit Scraper Plate. NEW BOGGIE UNIT. ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION 201-42N Short Side(N) 201-41N Long Side(N) 201-43 Boggie Boss A151 30mm Uni-Pack Bearing 201-4E Spacer A130 1” UNC Binx Nut A157 1” Timken Bearing A158 1” Timken Circlip A132 3/4”...
  • Page 33 Boggie Scraper Complete ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION A138 M12 x 30 Cap Head A127 M12 Nylock A204 Scraper plate A281 Scraper Bracket...
  • Page 35 SPI SOLO MARKER COMPLETE ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION S980 102 Dished Disc S711 000 Bearing 6204 2 RS S415 717 End Cap GPN 910 S551 666 Bolt H6 * 16 Zn S571 406 Nut H6 Zn S908 360 Dished disc Hub S554 250 Bolt CHc12 x 55 S571 462...
  • Page 36 SPI SOLO MARKER COMPLETE ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION S554 250 Bolt CHc12 x 55 S571 462 Nut H12 Zn S415 722 End Cap 100 x 50 S1 091 517 Cable swivel bracket S992 323 Cable Swivel Pin Roll pin 6 x 35 S554 250 Bolt CHc12 x 55 S571 462...
  • Page 37 STALKER WHEEL COMPLETE ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION Drive Shaft Angle Gear Box Chain Guard Upper Chain Guard Lower...
  • Page 38 DRIVE WHEEL LOWER COMPLETE...
  • Page 39 Seed Box Drive Unit ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION 318 - 1034 Drive Wheel Spacer 319 - 1234 Pivot Bkt Washer 340 - 1034 Chainguard – lower 343 - 1034 18T Double Drive Sprocket 344 - 1034 20 T Drive Sprocket - Lower 348 - 1034 Connecting Link...
  • Page 40 Valve 3 Valve 1 Valve 2 Hydraulic Circuit Layout...
  • Page 41 W400 & 600 Hydraulic System Item Part No Description BAC 093 Draw bar cylinder SPIs 001 Marker Ram SPIs 001 Marker Ram BAC 808 Wing Ram BAC 358 Axle Ram Whk1 Axle hoses long Whk2 Axle hoses short Whk3 Steel pipe axle Whk4 Wing hoses Whk5...
  • Page 42 Explanation of Safety Stickers Carefully read operators manual before handling the machine. Observe instructins and safety rules when operating. Never reach into the danger area as long parts may move. Never reach into rotating auger.
  • Page 43 Do not ride on platform or ladder. Keep sufficient distance away from electrical power lines. Stay clear of swinging area of implements.
  • Page 44 Insert Safety lock before getting in hazardous area. Stay clear of articulation area while engine is running. Stay clear of swinging area of implements.

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