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Massey Ferguson
9702 / 9708 / 9722
Planter
SERVICE MANUAL
4283530M1
CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................................01
ROW UNIT ..............................................................................................................................................................02
DRIVE SYSTEMS ...................................................................................................................................................03
AIR SYSTEM ..........................................................................................................................................................04
HYDRAULICS ........................................................................................................................................................05
ELECTRICAL .........................................................................................................................................................06
FRAME ...................................................................................................................................................................07
TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................................................08
CONSOLES AND MONITORS...............................................................................................................................09
© AGCO Corporation, 2013 All rights reserved.
Part Number 4283530M1 (English)
Printed in U.S.A.
September 2013
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- Page 1 CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION ............................01 ROW UNIT ................................02 DRIVE SYSTEMS ..............................03 AIR SYSTEM ................................04 HYDRAULICS ................................05 ELECTRICAL .................................06 FRAME ...................................07 TROUBLESHOOTING ............................08 CONSOLES AND MONITORS..........................09 © AGCO Corporation, 2013 All rights reserved. Part Number 4283530M1 (English) Printed in U.S.A. September 2013...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents ® Massey Ferguson 9702 / 9708 / 9722 Planter SERVICE MANUAL 4283530M1 01 - General Information Contents GENERAL INFORMATION General Information ............................01-1 Serial Number Plate Location ........................01-2 Serial Number Definition ......................... 01-2 SAFETY Safety Alert Symbol ............................01-3 Signal Words .............................. - Page 3 Contents Electrical Requirements ........................01-13 Remote Hydraulic Valve Requirements ....................01-13 Tractor Drawbar ............................ 01-14 Three-Point Hitch ..........................01-14 Three-Point Hitch Adjustment ....................... 01-14 Quick Hitch ............................01-14 Front Weights ............................01-15 Rear Wheel Weights ..........................01-15 Planter Preparation ............................01-15 Lubrication .............................
- Page 4 Contents Leveling The Planter ............................ 01-55 Operating Notes ............................ 01-55 Test Button ..............................01-56 Test Switch Storage Tube ........................01-56 Bearing Replacement (Eccentric Self-Locking Collar) ................. 01-58 Torque Values For Standard Bolts ......................01-59 Special Torque Values .......................... 01-59 Torque Values For Metric Bolts ........................01-61 LUBRICATION Service Chart ...............................
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Page 6: 4283530M1
General Information General Information GENERAL INFORMATION WP_8700a FIG. 1 9700 Series Mounted Planters are designed, built and tested to make sure high quality, maximum strength and long service life. The planters, available as 8 and 12-row models, feature a positive air flow system and the 9000 Series meter for accurate seed spacing. -
Page 7: General Information General Information
General Information SERIAL NUMBER PLATE LOCATION The serial number plate (1) is found on the left end of the toolbar. 31882 FIG. 2 Serial Number Definition A G C FIG. 3 Definition of the serial number for model year 2010 and (1)Beginning symbol (2)World Manufacturer Code (3)Brand Code... -
Page 8: Safety
Safety SAFETY SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL FIG. 4: The safety alert symbol means ATTENTION! BECOME ALERT! YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED! Look for the safety alert symbol both in this manual and on safety signs on this machine. The safety alert symbol will direct your attention to information that involves your safety and the safety of others. -
Page 9: Safety Signs
This service area. AGCO has no direct control over planter section also suggests possible ways of dealing with those application,... -
Page 10: Genreral Operation And Service
Safety GENRERAL OPERATION AND SERVICE Operating • Read and understand all the operating and safety • Tractor must be equipped with rollover protective precautions before operating machinery. structure (ROPS), and a seat belt. Use seat belt during operation. • In addition to equipment configuration and design, •... -
Page 11: Agricultural Chemicals
Safety Agricultural Chemicals • Use same precautions when adjusting, servicing, cleaning or storing planter as used when installing • Ag chemicals can be very hazardous. Improper use chemicals into the hoppers or tanks. of fertilizer, fungicides, herbicides, insecticides and • Inform anyone who comes in contact with chemicals pesticides can injure people, plants, animals, soil and of the potential hazards involved and the safety... -
Page 12: Servicing
Safety Servicing FIG. 6: Fluid Leak Detection • Correct hydraulic leaks immediately. All fittings must be tight and all lines and hoses in good condition. Escaping hydraulic fluid, under extremely high pressure, can penetrate the skin and cause blood poisoning. Use a piece of wood or cardboard to detect fluid leaks (Fig. -
Page 13: Standard Markers
Safety Standard Markers FIG. 9: With markers fully raised, insert lockup pin (1) through the marker support and marker arm as shown. Install a pin clip. WARNING: Always pin markers in raised position when working around, storing or transporting planter. During marker operation, store a pin in the support to act as an upper limit stop for the marker arm. -
Page 14: Specifications
Specifications SPECIFICATIONS GENERAL Frame (Toolbar) Size ....................... 17.5 x 17.5 cm (7 x 7 in) Tires ................................9.5 L-15, 6-ply Tire Pressure (max.)..........................242 kPa (35 psi) Lift Assist Tire Pressure (max.) ......................276 kPa (40 psi) 9702 Frame Type ................................Rigid Rows ....................................12 Row Spacing.............................. -
Page 15: Hydraulic System
Specifications Seed Hopper Capacity ..........................70.5 l (2.0 bu.) Optional Hopper............................105.8 l (3.0 bu.) Chemical Capacity............................32 kg (70lb) Openers .................................Double Disc Gauge Wheels..........................Walking Beam Type Gauge Wheel Tire Size ..................... 11.4 x 40.6 cm (4.5 x 16 in) Single Closing Wheel Tire Size..................... -
Page 16: Monitor
Specifications MONITOR SM100 Voltage ................................12 VDC Fuse ...............................3 amp, violet ATO Monitoring Capability ..........................Seed flow SM300 Voltage ................................12 VDC Fuse ..................................5 amp Monitoring Capability .......Row population, high/low population limits, areas (3), distance counter, ....................seed spacing, seed count, acres hour, ground speed SM400.............................. - Page 17 Specifications NOTES 01-12 4283530M1...
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Page 18: Field Operations And Adjustments
Field Operations and Adjustments FIELD OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS TRACTOR PREPARATION General Before operating the planter, refer to your tractor Operator Manual for operating information about hydraulics, tire inflation, connecting the planter, weights and wheel adjustments. Recommended Tractor Horsepower Planter Model Minimum Planter Total... -
Page 19: Tractor Drawbar
Field Operations and Adjustments Vertical Fold Models • One valve is required to raise and lower the markers, and lift assist wheels if so equipped. • A second valve is required to operate the folding wings. • A third valve is necessary if the blower motor is operated from tractor hydraulics. -
Page 20: Front Weights
Mount the seed monitor console in a suitable location near the operator. Connect the input leads of monitor to Monitor Console the battery terminals. AGCO Console NOTE: The monitor does not have to be mounted on the level to operate properly. Implement Switch... -
Page 21: Planter Hydraulic Drive Controls
Field Operations and Adjustments Planter Hydraulic Drive Controls NOTE: Controls are for optional hydraulic seed drive. Mount the seed drive controller in a suitable cab location. Connect the input leads to the battery terminals. For convenience, mount implement switch on lever controlling planter raise-lower hydraulic circuit. -
Page 22: Leveling The Planter
Field Operations and Adjustments Leveling The Planter To level the planter: With the tractor and planter on a level surface, lower the toolbar until 46 to 56 cm (18 to 22 in) from the ground on both sides. WARNING: Stop tractor engine and shift to park or neutral and set brakes and remove the key before dismounting. -
Page 23: Connecting The Planter To The Tractor
Field Operations and Adjustments CONNECTING THE PLANTER TO THE TRACTOR Connecting the Three-Point Hitch The following hitching procedures are for tractors with standard three-point hitch or quick hitches, and planters with or without lift assist wheels. NOTE: Adjust both lower links to equal length and height before proceeding Lower Links - Standard Hitch Back the tractor to the planter and raise the lower links... -
Page 24: Upper Link - Standard Hitch
Field Operations and Adjustments Upper Link - Standard Hitch Planter without Lift Assist Wheels FIG. 15: Standard Hitch Hookup Upper Link Lower Links Connect the upper link with a pin and link pin. NOTE: Do not install a pivot link (Figs. 4 and 5). 31904 FIG. -
Page 25: Upper Link - Quick Hitch
Field Operations and Adjustments Upper Link - Quick Hitch Planter without Lift Assist Wheels Install the upper link to the hitch with a bolt and spacer in the upper hole on the planter hitch mast. Connect the planter to the tractor with the quick hitch. NOTE: Do not install a pivot link. -
Page 26: Disconnecting The Planter From The Tractor
Field Operations and Adjustments DISCONNECTING THE PLANTER FROM THE TRACTOR WARNING: Stop tractor engine and shift transmission to park or neutral position. Set brakes and remove the key before leaving the tractor. If planter is equipped with folding wings and the wings are in the raised position, unfold the wings and lock in place. -
Page 27: Transporting The Planter
Field Operations and Adjustments TRANSPORTING THE PLANTER Preparation - All Models Make sure the planter is connected according to the Raise the markers and install the lockup pins. procedures outlined. See Connecting the Planter to the Raise the planter to the maximum height. Tractor. -
Page 28: Field Preparation
Field Operations and Adjustments FIELD PREPARATION General Use this section as an outline whenever the planter is in the field. Use the information as a checklist of actions to be performed whenever using the planter. Refer to sections in this manual and the tractor Operator Manual for specific operating procedures. -
Page 29: Finishing The Field
Field Operations and Adjustments Set the air pressure as follows: Plant a test strip. IMPORTANT: Keep trash from blower intake. If screen is NOTE: Operate at desired travel speed or the test will be installed, remove trash as required. invalid. a. -
Page 30: Markers
Field Operations and Adjustments MARKERS Rigid Markers Operation FIG. 20: Remove the marker lockup pins and pin clips (1) before planter operation. Install the pins in the marker arm supports. Permit at least 6 m (20 ft.) of clear area to lower the makers. -
Page 31: Flat-Fold Markers
Field Operations and Adjustments Flat-fold Markers Operation Position Open both marker lockout valves before planter operation. Allow at least 6 m (20 ft.) of clear area to lower markers. WARNING: Clear bystanders from area before operating markers. NOTE: Marker and hydraulic circuit operation is identical to standard marker operation on previous page. - Page 32 Field Operations and Adjustments FIG. 23: 12-Row Bases Stop Storage Shear Bolt 12-Row: 5/16 x 2-3/4 inch. The markers are protected with a Grade 5 shear bolt of the following sizes: NOTE: Bolt does not require nut. Be sure installed bolt is loose.
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Page 33: Circuit Operation - All Marker Types
Field Operations and Adjustments Circuit Operation - All Marker Types The marker cylinders are connected to one tractor remote hydraulic circuit. NOTE: On models with lift assist wheels, the circuit operates both the marker and planter lift assist functions. The markers alternately raise and lower each time the planter is raised and lowered. -
Page 34: Arm Section And Linkage Adjustments
Field Operations and Adjustments Notched No-Till Disc The notched no-till disc, an aggressive blade for tough, no-till conditions, is available for the standard marker. Adjustment is the same as the standard disc. FIG. 26: Notched Disc on Standard Marker 32225 FIG. - Page 35 Field Operations and Adjustments Outer/Center Section Position for Bi-Fold Markers FIG. 29: Marker arm stop bolts with washers (1) (both side of the arm). 32515 FIG. 29 01-30 4283530M1...
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Page 36: Air Pressure Settings
Field Operations and Adjustments AIR PRESSURE SETTINGS The following chart is a suggested guide for initial planter air pressure settings. The chart DOES NOT remove the need for the operator to visually check seed spacing, depth and population, and to make final adjustments accordingly. -
Page 37: Seed Disc Identification Chart
Field Operations and Adjustments Seed Disc Identification Chart CORN Catalog Marking on Number Cell Usage Suggested Number Disc of Cells View Air Pressure* 6100023 852435 Field Corn - Medium, 1300 to 1900 seeds/lb 1.0 to 2.5 0.5 to 2.0 6100024 852434 Field Corn - Large, 1100 to 1400 seeds/lb 2.0 to 2.5... - Page 38 Field Operations and Adjustments EDIBLE BEAN Catalog Marking on Number Cell Usage Suggested Number Disc of Cells View Air Pressure* 6100253 854960 Nato Bean (2 seeds per cell), 7300 seeds/lb 1.0 to 3.0 7/32” wide x 1/4” long 6100031 852441 Large Edible Bean Pinto Cranberry, 1/2”...
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Page 39: Larger Bean Disc
Field Operations and Adjustments PEANUTS Catalog Marking on Number Cell Usage Suggested Number Disc of Cells View Air Pressure* 6100107 854082 Peanut, Runner, 750 seeds/lb 2.0 to 3.5 6100108 854049 Peanut, Virginia, 550 seeds/lb 2.0 to 3.5 * Measured in Inches of Water. This is a starting range. The actual pressure can be higher or lower. COTTON Catalog Marking on... -
Page 40: Snap Bean Disc
Field Operations and Adjustments Average Seed Seed Air Pressure at Dimensions Tickler Brush Seed Gate Description Gauge L x W x T Red Kidney Bean 3/4 x 13/32 x 1/4 3.2 - 3.5 Remove Remove Large White Bean 5/8 x 3/8 x 9/32 3 - 3.5 Remove Remove... - Page 41 This as a preview PDF file from best-manuals.com Download full PDF manual at best-manuals.com...
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