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Prairie Pro Series 2
O P E R A T O R ' S M A N U A L M Y 2 2
GA8701602 REV 00
2022
JUNE
FROM SERIAL NO 203460
GA8701602 REV 00
JUNE 2022

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  • Page 1 Prairie Pro Series 2 O P E R A T O R ’ S M A N U A L M Y 2 2 GA8701602 REV 00 2022 JUNE FROM SERIAL NO 203460 GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 2: Boom Centre Grease Points

    All information in this operator’s manual is based on the latest product information available at the time of printing. The policy of Goldacres is one of continuous improvement and as such, Goldacres reserve the right to alter any specifications and designs without notice and without incurring any obligation regarding such changes.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS 1 - Important Information – Foreword 2 - Safety – Critical Risk Management 3 - Connect – Sprayer, Tractor & Controls 4 - Setting Up – Preparation for Use 5 - Calibration – Set & Check Application Rates 79 6 - Operation –...
  • Page 4 GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 5: Important Information - Foreword

    Important Information – Foreword 1 - Important Information – Foreword Welcome About this Manual How to Use/Read this Manual Decal/Symbol Instructions Operator Responsibilities Identification & Parts Ordering Wheels & Tyres Sprayer Dimensions Sprayer Orientation Paint Codes GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 6: Welcome

    Foreword - Important Information Welcome Congratulations on your Selection of the We welcome you as a Goldacres Owner and Please read, understand and use these Goldacres Prairie Pro Series 2 Trailed Sprayer look forward to assisting you to make your...

  • Page 7: About This Manual

    Important Information – Foreword About this Manual Decal/Symbol Instructions Operator Responsibilities This manual provides instructions for some Danger, Warning, Caution & Note symbols & decals are used throughout this manual and on your All operators of the Prairie Pro Series 2 Trailed items requiring assembly on delivery, setting Prairie Pro Series 2 Trailed Sprayer instructing you of risks, procedures &...

  • Page 8: Identification & Parts Ordering

    Dealers are not liable for the return of any goods to a PSI = Kpa x 0.145 contacting your dealer and quoting your machine serial Goldacres Dealer. Goods must be returned to point of Eg. 282 Kpa x 0.145 = 40.9 PSI number as described above.

  • Page 9: Sprayer Dimensions

    At time of publishing, Table information was incomplete - Sprayer dimension are based on 480/85 R50 tyres fitted with airbags deflated. Contact your Goldacres Dealer for up-to-date 6500 Be aware that dimensions given have no aerials fitted. Weights & Dimensions.

  • Page 10: Sprayer Orientation

    Foreword - Important Information Sprayer Orientation To avoid any confusion or misunderstandings Paint Codes these are given using the orientation of the Throughout this manual instructions are given For repairs or touching up damaged paintwork sprayer as illustrated (above). with reference to the front, rear, left and right use Australian Standards AS2700 codes: of the sprayer including moving forward and Wheels:...

  • Page 11: Safety - Critical Risk Management

    Safety – Essential Risk Management 2 - Safety – Essential Risk Management 1 Operator Safety 2 Chemical Safety 3 Maintenance Safety 4 Transport Safety 5 Operating Safety 6 In-Field Safety GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 12: Operator Safety

    Coveralls Chemicals can be extremely harmful to • Intoxicated (Never operate a sprayer Safety is a very high priority of Goldacres • Elbow length rubber gloves humans so the use of appropriate PPE when while under the influence of any drugs and must be for all operators.

  • Page 13: Chemical Safety

    Owners & operators should for the chemicals to be used. Any part of a Goldacres sprayer that is These can be found on the manufacturer’s be trained in the safe use of Ag-chemicals. altered or operated outside the guidelines Goldacres recommends a relevant spraying website if you do not have hard copies.
  • Page 14 Essential Risk Management - Safety Prairie Pro Series 2. In addition to operator safety, it’s important Spray Application Risk Assessment Disposal of Chemicals & that the chemical being sprayed hits the target Containers Answer the following risk questions to assess risks & safety before spraying: and drift is minimised.

  • Page 15: Maintenance Safety

    5 Excessive corrosion of fittings or puncture injuries. with Goldacres standard plumbing designs. If any faults are found, do not operate the Consult your Goldacres dealer if required. machinery until the issues have been rectified. GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...
  • Page 16 Essential Risk Management - Safety • Avoid contacting the hydraulic Fluids Under Pressure Pumps, Pressure Lines & Valves Stored Energy Hazard tank and all hydraulic lines when at Even when a machine is not running, energy Fluids escaping from high pressure lines can It is important that the liquid flow systems operating temperature.
  • Page 17 Safety – Essential Risk Management Never get underneath a suspended machine or suspended part of a machine. Lifting a Sprayer Changing Wheels & Tyres Tyre Maintenance Working Heights above Ground Before raising a sprayer off the ground: An experienced person with the correct Maintain correct tyre pressure at all times.
  • Page 18 Replacement decals can be ordered from your Never operate a machine with covers, Goldacres’ dealer. shrouds, or guards removed. Part numbers and descriptions of the decals on this machine can be found In the Part Manual on the Goldacres website. GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 19: Transport Safety

    Safety – Essential Risk Management Deflate the air-bag suspension system for more load stability when loading & transporting the sprayer. 4 Transport Safety Public Roads Even if a pilot vehicle is not legally required, Transporting the Sprayer if vision or manoeuvrability is limited, it In your locality there may be special vehicle A disabled sprayer is best transported on a Check the wheel nut tension on a regular...

  • Page 20: Operating Safety

    Essential Risk Management - Safety 5 Operating Safety Diaphragm spray pump Electrical Safety Do not touch an electrical device that has fallen into water. Care should be taken to never overfill a Only qualified persons should disassemble or Ladders & Steps In case of an electrical fire, shut off the power diaphragm pump with oil or operate at speeds service electric components of the sprayer.
  • Page 21 Safety – Essential Risk Management Hydraulic Safety Connecting Hoses Hydraulic functions Working with Fans Hydraulic systems used on the Prairie Pro Hydraulic systems are colour coded to aid in Hydraulically controlled moving parts should It is vital all supplied guards remain in place include hydraulic cylinders, motors, manifolds, correct identification of hydraulic hoses.
  • Page 22 Bogged Sprayer Operating Tips warnings below are not followed: If a boom height control system is fitted, keep Goldacres stropngly recommends that 1 A supply of fresh water should be • Keep body parts and loose objects clear of the boom as it could potentially move bogged sprayer’s situations are addressed...

  • Page 23: In-Field Safety

    Safety – Essential Risk Management Take notice of warning signs for overhead power lines. Be aware of unsafe & safe distances from power lines. 6 In-Field Safety Be especially mindful when turning corners on Changing weather conditions such as high Potential Risks sloping ground.
  • Page 24 Operating & Travelling Speed Modification of the sprayer to increase maximum speed is Strictly Prohibited. Check with Goldacres’ specifications Once the risks and hazards of spraying near Care should be taken when transferring liquid and follow the instructions for operating,...
  • Page 25 Safety – Essential Risk Management Opening & Closing Booms Transporting the Prairie Pro 2 Unloading Before unloading: Be attentive to opening, closing & parking of 1 Loading onto a Truck hydraulically controlled booms at all times: • Remove tie-down chains Before loading: •...
  • Page 26 Essential Risk Management - Safety GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 27: Connect - Sprayer, Tractor & Controls

    Connect - Sprayer, Tractor & Controls 3 - Connect - Sprayer, Tractor & Controls Introduction Tractor Requirements Hydraulic Capacity Electrical Requirements Connecting Tractor & Sprayer 1 Fit In-Cab Controllers & Harnesses In-Cab Controls Cabin Harnesses Electrical Layout Cabin Electrical Harness & Connector Layout Raven ISO BUS in Tractor Setup (Optional) 2 Connect the Drawbar &...

  • Page 28: Introduction

    The safe operation of a trailed sprayer is - Diaphragm 40 l/min or Pro Series 2 may be fitted with the Goldacres defined by the ability of the towing vehicle to Sprayer gross mass may also vary according...

  • Page 29: Electrical Requirements

    This means the tractor can use one terminal 2 Connect the Drawbar & Hitch Goldacres can supply a cabin wiring If a boom height controller is fitted, extra oil for steering and mapping and the other for 3 Fit the safety chains kit to enable this functionality.

  • Page 30: Fit In-Cab Controllers & Harnesses

    The Prairie Pro Series 2 Trailed Sprayer is Both Buttonpads provide back lighting and operating status. fitted with Goldacres integrated G-Hub control For sprayers not fitted with the optional 12” G-Hub cabin display, the operating status lights also system comprising an external display, PLC provide some level of warnings via flashing or different colour lights.

  • Page 31: Cabin Harnesses Electrical Layout

    Connect - Sprayer, Tractor & Controls Cabin Harnesses Electrical Layout GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 32: Cabin Electrical Harness & Connector Layout

    H: 9 TRAILER PLUG H: 86 IGNITION TO VEHICLE BATTERIES LABEL: H: 146 BATT 12V LABEL: H: 26 PDM BATT TO TRACTOR GOLDACRES CONNECTOR Switched H: 3 PDM ACC GA3000601 LABEL: LABEL: H:285 GA3000331 H:285 HITCH ELECTRICAL HARNESS, MAIN CABIN, PRAIRIE PRO...

  • Page 33: Raven Iso Bus In Tractor Setup (Optional)

    Connect - Sprayer, Tractor & Controls Raven ISO BUS in Tractor Setup (Optional) TWIN ROOF MOUNTED ANTENNAS SLINGSHOT GA3000646 VIPER 4 CABLE 115-0172-090 INCLUDED IN 117-0171-825 KIT ROOF ANTENNAS 063-0173-179 GA3000660 121-0000-036 SLINGSHOT KIT BOTH INCLUDED IN 117-0171-825 KIT 117-0171-825 MACHINE TELEMATICS ONLY Programing / Diag port SUPPORTED ON VIPER 4...

  • Page 34: Connect The Drawbar & Hitch

    Sprayer, Tractor & Controls - Connect Manual Hitch Jack option. Manually wind the Hitch Jack up or down to match the Rotate the hitch jack handle to lower the hitch tongue onto Raise the base plate by removing the pin, lift up the base hitch tongue to the height of the tractor drawbar.
  • Page 35 Connect - Sprayer, Tractor & Controls Fully raise the hitch jack & its base until it rests neatly under Reverse the tractor close enough to connect the hydraulic Reverse the tractor to align the tongue and drawbar holes, Rotate the hitch jack to the transport position, then screw-in the sprayer hitch.

  • Page 36: Connect Hydraulic Hoses

    Sprayer, Tractor & Controls - Connect Optional hydraulic hitch jack. Connect the Tank, Pressure, Case Drain & Load Sensing Connect Tail Light electrical harness. From left to right: H = Electrical Harnesses; T = Tank; P = Pressure; CD = Case Drain & LS = Load Sensing; J = Jack hydraulic hoses to the tractor.

  • Page 37: Hitch Adjustment

    Connect - Sprayer, Tractor & Controls Connect Main Chassis electrical harness. Adjustable hitch of the Prairie Pro. With the chassis and hitch firmly supported, loosen & remove the hitch angle adjustment bolts. • Main Chasis harness connector. Hitch Adjustment To Make Hitch Angle Adjustment: 6 Using the hitch jack, raise or lower the hitch tongue to the required level to match Refer to Chapter 4, ‘Setting Up’...
  • Page 38 Sprayer, Tractor & Controls - Connect GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 39: Setting Up - Preparation For Use

    Setting Up – Preparation for Use 4 - Setting Up – Preparation for Use Prairie Pro G-Hub Control System Standard Cabin Controls Optional G-Hub 12” Cabin Display Pre-Set the G-Hub Controls Using the External Control Panel 8 Buttonpad Joystick Auxiliary 12 Buttonpad Auxiliary 16 Buttonpad (48m Boom only) Optional G-Hub Display Optional G-Hub Display Touch Buttons &...

  • Page 40: Prairie Pro G-Hub Control System

    Standard Cabin Controls of the G-Hub system include: The Optional G-Hub 12” full colour touch display allows the The Prairie Pro Series 2 Trailed Sprayer is fitted with Goldacres operator to easily see & operate important sprayer functions. integrated G-Hub control system comprising an external •...

  • Page 41: Buttonpad Joystick

    Setting Up – Preparation for Use Pump Agitator Agitator Boom Fold S1 Fold S2 Product Lights Boom Master Switch (Rear Top RHS) Tilt Left Tilt Right Tilt Left Tilt Down Right Down Spray Boom Clean Beacon Fold S1 Fold S2 Pump Recirc Filter...

  • Page 42: Pre-Set The G-Hub Controls Using The External Control Panel

    The ‘Settings / Contents’ Screen appears. Optional G-Hub 12” touch display. External Control Panel. The Goldacres integrated G-Hub control system is pre-set and Pre-Set the G-Hub Controls Using 3 The ‘Settings / Contents’ Screen appears displaying the tested for spraying applications prior to delivery.
  • Page 43 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Use the Arrow push button to move the green cursor to the Machine Type / Options / Use the Arrow push button to move the green cursor to ‘Sprayer Controll (RCM)’, The ‘Auto Fold’ menu screen. Settings menu, then open the menu.
  • Page 44 Preparation for Use – Setting Up A ‘Settings Saved’ screen appears. Use the appropriate push buttons to select & pre-set each of the ‘Headland Press the ‘O’ push button to open the ‘Pump(s) Setup / Control Settings’ menu. Assist’ menu items as required. A ‘Settings Saved’...
  • Page 45 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Use the appropriate push buttons to select & pre-set each of numerical value for Press the ‘O’ push button to open the ‘Valve(s) Setup / Control Settings’ menu. Use the appropriate push buttons to select & pre-set each of numerical value for the pumps used.
  • Page 46 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Use the appropriate push buttons to select & pre-set each numerical value for the Use the appropriate push buttons to select & pre-set each Air Control numerical Press the ‘O’ push button to open the ‘Tank Sensor Setup’ menu. value.
  • Page 47 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Use the appropriate push buttons to select & pre-set each Tank Sensor value. Use the appropriate push buttons to select & pre-set each Tank Sensor A ‘Settings Saved’ screen appears. Calibration value. Use the ‘-100 and +100 Arrow’ push buttons to change 25 Use the ‘Arrow’, ‘O’, ‘Set’, ‘Set to Zero’...

  • Page 48: Optional G-Hub Display

    (Refer to Chapter 6 ‘Operation’, ‘Filling the Sprayer‘). problems without the need for laptops, specialised service tools Goldacres G-Hub Display with touch button controls (Main or internet connection (Refer to Chapter 9 ‘Trouble Shooting’ The G-Hub Controller integrated system is designed to operate screen shown above) is a fully integrated electronic control for more information).

  • Page 49: Optional G-Hub Display Touch Buttons & Information

    Setting Up – Preparation for Use Tank Fill Button RapidFlow Button Pump 2 Button Pump 1 Button Spraying Function Buttons Off / Density Factor / Custom Prime / Auto / On / Off Auto / Off / On Off / Product / Rinse Manual Touch Control: Pressure Filter Clean Air Compressor...

  • Page 50: Menu Touch Buttons

    Preparation for Use – Setting Up Boom Master Button - On / Off display Home Button - Main Screen Sprayer Information Settings Button - sprayer setting & Tank Fill Touch Button Spraying System Touch Buttons diagnostics Press the ‘Tank Fill’ touch button (shown above) and drop a External Camera The Spraying System touch buttons (shown above) provides 6 down menu of three touch buttons appears:...
  • Page 51 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Filter Clean Touch Button Agitator Touch Button RapidFlow Touch Button Press the ‘Filter Clean’ touch button (shown above) and drop Press the ‘Agitator’ touch button (shown above) and drop Press the ‘RapidFlow’ touch button (shown above) and a drop down menu of three touch buttons appears: down menu of three touch buttons appears: down menu of four touch buttons appears:...
  • Page 52 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Pump 2 Touch Button Pump 1 Touch Button Air Comp Touch Button The ‘Pump 2’ touch button, which only appears if a 2nd pump The ‘Pump 1’ touch button provides selection of the Rinse tank Press the ‘Air Comp’...

  • Page 53: Back-Up/Restore Usb

    Setting Up – Preparation for Use Fit the optional USB connection cable to USB connector on the Display back. Boom Section Touch Buttons Fenceline Nozzle Indicators Back-Up/Restore USB The Boom Section touch buttons, along the bottom of the The Fenceline Nozzle symbols (FL & FR) on the left & right ends Use the Back-Up/Restore USB facility to back-up system data screen, are used to switch selected boom sections On &...
  • Page 54 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Use the ‘Settings’ & ‘Service Tab’ touch buttons & ‘Software’ tab to open the Wait for the Eject USB touch button to go Black, then press the ‘Back-up Wait for the Eject USB touch button to go Black, then press the ‘Restore Software screen, then unlock the screen.

  • Page 55: Pre-Set The G-Hub Using The Optional G-Hub Cabin Display

    2 After G-Hub cabin display start-up screen appears, press To Set the Date: the Enter touch button and the Main screen appears. Goldacres G-Hub Controller is pre-set and tested for spraying Press the Day Minus (-) or Plus (+) touch buttons to applications prior to delivery.
  • Page 56 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Press appropriate touch buttons to set Display Backlight’, then press ‘SAVE’. Press the ‘Machine’ Tab touch button, then press the ‘Unlock to change’ touch Press the password space touch button, then press the touch buttons on the button to unlock the screen for editing.
  • Page 57 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Select & press the appropriate touch buttons to set boom height & Pump 1 Type Press the appropriate touch button to set the Pump 2 Type settings (if fitted). Select the appropriate Sprayer Model and Boom Type settings. settings according to your sprayer.
  • Page 58 Preparation for Use – Setting Up If required, select & press the touch buttons of the ‘Tri-fold’ booms sections to Press the ‘Pumbing’ Tab touch button to open the Plumbing Settings screen. Press the ‘Unlock to change’ touch button to unlock the screen for editing. remain On.
  • Page 59 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Press the ‘Control Valve’ Tab touch button to open the Control Valve Settings Press the ‘Auto Master Off’ touch button activate auto-off function of the Boom Press the ‘Fill Valve (Slow)’ & ‘Upper Fill Buffer (L)’ touch buttons respectively to Master Switch.
  • Page 60 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Press the ‘Boom Prime Time (Sec)’ touch button to set the time required. Press the ‘Agitation 1’ & ‘Agitation 2’ ‘Lower Tank Limit (L)’ touch buttons Press the ‘Boom Master Auto Off’ touch button activate auto-off function of the respectively to set the values required.
  • Page 61 ‘Tank Volume Difference (L)’ - for setting an alarm if the Press the ‘Low Tank Alarm’ touch button to enable or uninformed or accidental alteration. The screen must be Goldacres G-Hub display and the Iso Bus screens are disable the alarm. unlocked before any setting or alterations can be made.
  • Page 62 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Press the ‘Low Tank Alarm Vol (L)’ to set the low alarm volume and press the Press the Hopper Tank ‘Empty Set Point’ - ‘Set’ touch button to set the value Press the Rinse Tank ‘Empty Set Point’ - ‘Set’ touch button to set the value with the tank empty.
  • Page 63 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Press the ‘Hydraulics’ Tab touch button to open the ‘Hydraulics’ settings screen. Press the ‘Ramp Up (Sec)’ touch buttons to set the values required. Press the ‘Ramp Down (Sec)’ touch buttons to set the values required. 4 Hydraulics Spray Pumps 1 &...
  • Page 64 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Press the ‘High Speed Alarm (rpm)’ touch buttons to set the values required. Press the ‘Low Speed Alarm (rpm)’ touch buttons to set the values required. Press the ‘Spool Valve Cal (%)’ touch buttons to set the values required. The Fill Pump is read only a this point in time.
  • Page 65 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Press the ‘Pneumatics’ Tab touch button to open the Pneumatics setting screen, Press the ‘Air Pressure Upper Limit (kPa)’ touch button display and set the value. Press the ‘Start Up Delay’ touch button display and set the value. then Unlock to change.
  • Page 66 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Enable the ‘Tank Low Air Warning’ alarm & press the Tank Low Air Warning touch Enable the ‘Boom Low Air Warning’ alarm & press the Boom Low Air Warning Press the ‘Air Pressure Lower Limit (kPa)’ touch button display and set the value. button display and set the value.

  • Page 67: Pre-Set The Raven Control Module (Rcm) - Optional

    Press the touch buttons to create a profile “WARNING DO NOT OPERATE ON The Raven Control Module (RCM) (Spray Rate 5 Press the ‘Tick’ (Next) touch button and name. eg. ‘Goldacres’, then press the appears ROADWAYS OR NEAR OBSTACLES” Controller) if fitted is pre-set and tested for the ‘Name Profile’...
  • Page 68 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Select & press ‘Pull-Behind Sprayer’ Press the ‘Application Width’ touch button. Press ‘Units’ touch button. 8 Select & press ‘Pull-Behind Sprayer’ and 9 Press the ‘Application Width’ touch button Each has a different spray application 10 Press the ‘Units’...
  • Page 69 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Press the Next touch button. Select & press ‘Tiered Boom - Low Side Drive’. Press the ‘Number of Sections’ touch button. Leave the ‘Equal Select & press the Help Menu ‘?’ touch button required. To Widths Sections’...
  • Page 70 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Section Details of a 36m Boom with Centreline Section Details of a 36m Boom with Broadacre Plumbing Plumbing Section Nozzle No Nozzles Section Section Nozzle No Nozzles Section Number Spacing in Section Width Number Spacing in Section Width...
  • Page 71 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Press the touch buttons to set minimum pressure value eg, Individually press each ‘Section’ touch button from 1st to Review the information on the Section Summary screen. Select & press the ‘0-250psi (1-5v)’ touch button pressure ‘100’, then press the ‘Tick’...
  • Page 72 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Press the ‘Alarm?’ touch button to enable the Alarms. Press the Press & ‘Tick’ the ‘Flow Return Installed’ box as shown. Press the ‘Tier 1’ & ‘Tier 2’ touch buttons to enter the Press the ‘Percent Tier Disable’ touch button and enter Help Menu ‘?’...
  • Page 73 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Select & press the ‘10 gal’ option. Press the touch buttons to set the Valve Response Rate Press the ‘Flowmeter Calibration’ touch button. Press the Press the ‘Control Valve Type’ & ‘Valve Response Rate’ ‘Flowmeter Pulses/Units’...
  • Page 74 Preparation for Use – Setting Up Press the ‘Tank Capacity’ touch button. Press the ‘Low Press ‘Preset Rate Values’ touch button and set the rate Press ‘Rate Selection’ touch button & select ‘Predefined or Press the ‘Enable ‘Display Smoothing’ checkbox, then. Set Tank Level’...
  • Page 75 Setting Up – Preparation for Use Press the ‘Off Rate Alarm’ touch button. Enable the Review the setting summary, then press the ‘Next’ touch Use this screen to make futher application or system ‘Alarm?’. Press the ‘Next’ touch button. button. changes.

  • Page 76: Check Boom Settings

    Preparation for Use – Setting Up Pitch Roll Goldacres’ TriTech booms feature a unique three directional suspension system. Refer to Chapter 7 ‘Boom Settings’ for Check Boom Settings Goldacres unique TriTech boom suspension Boom Centre Section further information & any necessary boom...

  • Page 77: Pre-Set The Autoboom Xrt (Option)

    Setting Up – Preparation for Use Front Cover of the Raven AutoBoom XRT Calibration & Operation Manual. Pre-Set the AutoBoom XRT (Option) If fitted the AutoBoom XRT controller is pre- set and tested for spraying applications prior to delivery. However, it is recommended that all settings and operation be checked and tested for accuracy prior to spraying applications.
  • Page 78 Preparation for Use – Setting Up GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 79: Calibration - Set & Check Application Rates

    Calibration – Set & Check Application Rates 5 - Calibration – Set & Check Application Rates 79 Sprayer Calibration Calibration Procedure 1 Application Rate Required 2 Calculate Required Nozzle Output 3 Nozzle Selection 4 Controller Set-Up 5 Test Actual Sprayer Output Other Calibration Items 1 Boom Width 2 Flow Meter...

  • Page 80: Sprayer Calibration

    Ensure you have selected the nozzle which best suit the application to avoid any may result. problems. If you have any further questions, Goldacres recommends that you contact your nozzle supplier or your Goldacres dealer for additional information. GA8701602 REV 00...

  • Page 81: Calculate Required Nozzle Output

    Calibration – Set & Check Application Rates AIXR APPLICATION CHART CAPACITY l/ha 50 cm DROP LERAP ONE NOZZLE SIZE RATINGS IN L/MIN km/h km/h km/h km/h km/h km/h km/h km/h km/h — 0.34 81.6 68.0 58.3 51.0 40.8 34.0 25.5 22.7 20.4 —...
  • Page 82 Also Lechler nozzle selection catalogue and Users guides to spray give finer droplet sizes than lower pressures & narrower spray angles. parameters. nozzles are available from your Goldacres dealer, or as a free download from the TeeJet web site: www.teejet.com or Lechler web site: www.lechler.de teejet.com...

  • Page 83: Controller Set-Up

    Calibration – Set & Check Application Rates AIXR APPLICATION CHART CAPACITY l/ha 50 cm DROP LERAP CAP PART ONE NOZZLE SIZE RATINGS NUMBER IN L/MIN km/h km/h km/h km/h km/h km/h km/h km/h km/h — 0.34 81.6 68.0 58.3 51.0 40.8 34.0 25.5...
  • Page 84 Set & Check Application Rates – Calibration Press the ‘Set-Up’ touch button on the Raven home screen. Press the ‘Preset Rate Value Rate 1’ touch button. The screen returns to the Rates Setup screen with the new rates displayed. Press the home screen touch button to return to the home screen.
  • Page 85 Calibration – Set & Check Application Rates Press the ‘Systems Settings’ touch button. Press the ‘Tier 1 Max Flow Rate’ touch button. b) Enter Values for the 3TS Option To Enter Maximum Flow Rates: 3 Press the ‘Tier 1 Max Flow Rate’ touch button and and a numerical keypad appears.
  • Page 86 Set & Check Application Rates – Calibration Press the ‘Tier 2 Max Flow Rate’ touch button. Press the ‘Tier 3 Max Flow Rate’ touch button. 6 Press the ‘Tier 2 Max Flow Rate’ touch button and and a c) Enter Values for 3TS Pro Option To Enter New Maximum Flow Rates: numerical keypad appears.

  • Page 87: Test Actual Sprayer Output

    • Pressure gauge mounted on a nozzle tip to verify pressure being delivered at the nozzle. Goldacres part number GA5077983 (suitable gauge mount) is available for attaching a gauge to nozzle body bayonet fittings (gauge not included). Do not proceed with nozzle testing with mixed chemicals, pesticides or an uncleaned liquid system.
  • Page 88 Set & Check Application Rates – Calibration Press the ‘A’ touch button to change the Raven Rate Controller from Automatic Press the ‘-/+’ (Minus/Plus) touch buttons to adjust the spray pressure ‘(kPa)’ Before measuring nozzle outputs, check for both air & liquid plumbing leaks, and bring the operating pressure up to 300kPa.

  • Page 89: Other Calibration Items

    Calibration – Set & Check Application Rates Place the measuring jug under one nozzle to collect nozzle output for exactly 1 Illustration of the RapidFlow and RapidFire nozzle technologies. Check boom width & section set-up values in the RCM. minute, then remove it. 8 Place the measuring jug under one nozzle to collect the 12 Test and check any replacement nozzles by collecting and Other Calibration Items...

  • Page 90: Flow Meter

    Set & Check Application Rates – Calibration The Flow Meter, located on top of the boom centre section, should regularly The Boom Flow Regulating Valve should regularly checked & calibrated. inspected & cleaned. 2 Flow Meter 3 Regulator Valve Regulator Valve Performance Adjustments The Regulator Valve can be adjusted to alter its performance.

  • Page 91: Record All Data For Future Reference

    Calibration – Set & Check Application Rates Record All Data For Future Reference Record the set-up and calibration data on a work sheet similar to the one shown at the end of this chapter (‘Calibration/ Application Work Sheet’) for future reference and information. Photocopy the blank work sheet for operational use as required.

  • Page 92: Aixr Teejet Application Chart

    1.37 91.3 82.2 1.94 AIXR11006 2.37 2.74 (50) 3.06 — 3.35 — 1.82 — 2.58 AIXR11008 — 3.16 — 3.65 (50) — 4.08 Set & Check Application Rates – Calibration — 4.47 1073 — 2.28 — 3.23 — 3.95 AIXR11010 —...

  • Page 93: Ttj60 Teejet Application Chart

    1.37 91.3 82.2 1.94 AIXR11006 2.37 2.74 (50) 3.06 — 3.35 — 1.82 — 2.58 AIXR11008 — 3.16 — 3.65 (50) — 4.08 Calibration – Set & Check Application Rates — 4.47 1073 — 2.28 — 3.23 — 3.95 AIXR11010 —...

  • Page 94: Id3 Lechler Application Chart

    Set & Check Application Rates – Calibration ID3 Lechler Application Chart The nozzle charts shown in this manual are for instruction purposes only. Always jug test the accuracy of your nozzles. Also check with the nozzle manufacturer to ensure you are using the correct charts as updates may occur at any time.

  • Page 95: Idk/Idkn Lechler Application Chart

    Calibration – Set & Check Application Rates IDK/IDKN Lechler Application The nozzle charts shown in this manual are for instruction purposes only. Always jug test the accuracy of your nozzles. Also check with the nozzle manufacturer to ensure you are using the correct charts as updates may occur at any time.

  • Page 96: Calibration/Application Work Sheet

    Set & Check Application Rates – Calibration Calibration/Application Work Sheet Boom Nozzles Fitted: Application Data: Set-Up Option: Single Line / 3TS / 3TS Pro / Hawkeye Date: ............Measured Boom Section Widths & No of Nozzles: Nozzle Type: ..............Boom section 1: Width (m)....No. Nozzles: ..Farm location: ..........

  • Page 97: Operation - Ready To Spray

    Operation – Ready to Spray 6 - Operation – Ready to Spray Pre-Operation Check Adding Chemicals to the Product Tank Start-Up Guide Chemical Induction Hopper Starting & Stopping the Prairie Pro Chemical Probe Inlet Boom Folding/Unfolding Hopper Rinse Functions Manually Unfolding the Boom (24 - 36m) Fill Pump Auxillary Valve Manually Folding the Boom (24 - 36m) Product Tank Agitation...

  • Page 98: Pre-Operation Check

    Ready to Spray – Operation Prairie Pro Series 2 O P E R A T O R ’ S M A N U A L M Y 2 2 Prairie Pro Series 2 Trailed Sprayer Operator’s Manual. Check the suction filter is clean. Check tyre inflation and wheel nuts.
  • Page 99 Operation – Ready to Spray Ensure the Prairie Pro Series 2 meets your state vehicle height & wdth restrictions Lighting around the Prairie Pro at night needs to be sufficient for all labels and before driving on roads. warnings on the machine to be clearly visible to an operator. Overhead Power Lines Night Spraying Machine Transit Safety...

  • Page 100: Start-Up Guide

    Ready to Spray – Operation Air pressure gauges & an hydraulic gauge with indicator light located at the front Standard Cabin Controls showing the Auxiliary 12 Buttonpad & Raven Rate Cabin Controls showing the Optional G-HUB 12” Display with the Auxiliary 12 Buttonpad &...

  • Page 101: Boom Folding/Unfolding

    Operation – Ready to Spray Push buttons on the Auxiliary 12 Buttonpad are used for the Boom Folding Fully folded boom sections shown in the boom rests. Use the Joystick ‘Boom Up’ Right hand side, inner Boom Rest lock which locks the outer boom section when (Boom S1 &...

  • Page 102: Automatic Boom Folding (24 - 36M)

    Ready to Spray – Operation The Prairie Pro Boom Bifold function allows the outside boom sections to be After lowering the booms into the Boom Rests, press & hold the ‘Fold S1 In’ push The Prairie Pro Boom folding to transport position. folded for reducing spray width.

  • Page 103: Bi-Fold Boom Folding (24 - 36M)

    Operation – Ready to Spray 48m boom folded. Bi-fold Boom Folding (24 - 36m) Unfolding the Boom Manually (48m) Manually Folding the Boom (48m) The boom can be folded manually, but only when the Press & hold the ‘Fold S2 In’ push button on the Auxiliary The Boom Unfolding Procedure is manually controlled using calibration values in the G-hub controller are set to zero for tilt buttonpad to fold the boom outer wings sections in and saddle...

  • Page 104: Automatic Boom Folding (48M)

    Ready to Spray – Operation 48m boom unfolded. iv) Press & hold the ‘Fold S1 In’ push button on the Auxiliary Automatic Boom Folding (48m) Bi-fold Boom Folding (48m) buttonpad to fold the inner & outer boom sections to their To fold the boom automatically, the calibration values must Press &...

  • Page 105: Joystick Boom Controls

    Operation – Ready to Spray Boom Tilt Up/Down Boom Raise/Lower The Boom Tilt push buttons (Left Up/ Right Up & Left Down/ The ‘Boom Up’/BoomDown’ push buttons are used to raise or Right Down) are used to individually lift or lower the angle the lower the vertical height of the boom.

  • Page 106: Fenceline Nozzles

    Check the hydraulic oil  lter. Check the hydraulic oil  lter. Check the Prairie Pro lights. Goldacres recommends a multi-purpose grease should Before doing maintenance on the Prairie Pro, read this be used for all grease lubrication. Make sure all open-end manual &...

  • Page 107: Filling The Sprayer

    Filling the Main Product Tank • Rinse tank (500 or 800 litre) This connection must be used only with clean batching system such as the Goldacres Batch fresh water sources as the pump connects to • Hand Wash tank (30 litre) Mate.

  • Page 108: External G-Hub Controls

    Ready to Spray – Operation Density Factor Product Tank Density Factor Fill & Clean Fill Volume recalls Dirty Water Clean Water of Product Tank Volume in litres Increase/Decrease x .1 Screen Selector preferred product Functions Functions solution per press tank volume Spray Pump Product Spray Pump Rinse On/Off...

  • Page 109: Quick Filling Station

    Operation – Ready to Spray Settings & Current Product Tank Current Rinse Tank Reset Start / Stop Fill & Clean Volume in litres Volume in litres Diagnostics cleaning functions Screen Selector Chemical Pump Outlet Selector - Fill to Main Tank or Hopper Tank Rinse Pump...
  • Page 110 Ready to Spray – Operation Connect a 3” fill hose to the ‘Clean Fill’ inlet & Open the ball valves. Press the Screen Selector push button (A) to select the Fill screen, then press the Press the ‘Fill Product’ push button (illuminates Green when On), then press the ‘Fill ‘Tank Increase’...
  • Page 111 Operation – Ready to Spray Press the ‘Fill Product’ push button (illuminates Green when On), then start the Connect a 3” fill hose to the ‘Clean Fill’ inlet & Open the ball valves. Connect a 3” fill hose to the ‘Dirty Fill’ inlet & Open the ‘Dirty Fill’ ball valves. external pump to fill the Product Tank.
  • Page 112 Ready to Spray – Operation Press the Screen Selector push button (A) to select the Fill screen, then press the Press the ‘Fill Rinse’ push button (illuminates Blue when On), then press the ‘Fill The top filling lid of the Hand Wash Tank located at the top rear right side of the ‘Tank Increase’...

  • Page 113: Adding Chemicals To The Product Tank

    Operation – Ready to Spray The external G-Hub Controller located in the storage Remove the hopper safety pin & locking pin. Pull the hopper down into its working position. Undo the latch & open the Hopper lid. cabinet of the Quick Filling Station. Adding Chemicals to the Chemical Induction Hopper 2 Support the weight of the hopper, then pull...
  • Page 114 Ready to Spray – Operation Press the ‘Pump Product’ push button On & the ‘Hopper’ Add the chemical granules or powder to the flowing liquid. Lift-up to Open the foot operated ball valve at the bottom Turn the Bypass Hopper Valve to Hopper push button On.

  • Page 115: Chemical Probe Inlet

    Operation – Ready to Spray Open the Bottom Ball Valve to transfer chemical to the main Connect a hose for chemical probe filling to the Chemical Rotate the Chemical Pump Output to Hopper position. Rotate the Chemical Pump valve to ON. tank.
  • Page 116 Ready to Spray – Operation Rotate the Chemical Pump valve to Off. After the required amount of chemical has been transferred Connect a hose for chemical probe filling to the Chemical Rotate the Chemical Pump Outlet valve to Hopper position. to the Hopper, close the Probe Valve.
  • Page 117 Operation – Ready to Spray Rotate the Chemical Pump valve to ON. Rotate the Chemical Pump valve to Off. Connect Micromatic hose to the Micromatic Rinse Close the valve and disconnect the hose from the Chemical Coupling. Probe inlet. 6 After the required amount of chemical has 3 Turn the ‘Chemical Pump’...
  • Page 118 Ready to Spray – Operation Connect a hose for chemical probe filling to the Chemical Place the Chemical Probe into the chemical & open the After completion of rinsing close the Probe Valve. Rotate the Chemical Pump Outlet valve to Tank. Probe Inlet.
  • Page 119 Operation – Ready to Spray Rotate the Chemical Pump valve to Off. Connect a hose for chemical probe filling to the Chemical Rotate the Chemical Pump valve to ON. Connect Micromatic hose to the Micromatic Rinse Probe Inlet. Coupling. 5 Turn the ‘Chemical Pump’ On (rotate the air 5 Rotate the ‘Chemical Pump’...

  • Page 120: Hopper Rinse Functions

    Ready to Spray – Operation The Hopper Rinse Nozzle located under the hopper lid. Connect a 3” fill hose to the ‘Clean Fill’ inlet & Open the Open the hopper lid to access the Drum Rinse Nozzle. Press the ‘Fill Pump’ push button (illuminates Blue when On) ‘Clean Fill’...
  • Page 121 Operation – Ready to Spray Connect a 3” fill hose to the ‘Clean Fill’ inlet & Open the Press ‘Fill Pump’ push button (illuminates Blue when On) to Close the Rinse Valve on top of the hopper lid. Lift & remove the Wash Down Handgun from its holder on ‘Clean Fill’...
  • Page 122 Ready to Spray – Operation Push the ‘Wash Down Gun’ toggle switch On (upwards) to Push the ‘Wash Down Gun’ toggle switch On (downwards) Lift-up to Open the foot operated ball valve at the bottom On completion of emptying the hopper, Close the Bottom engage the pump.

  • Page 123: Fill Pump Auxillary Valve

    Operation – Ready to Spray Connect a 3” fill hose to the ‘Clean Fill’ inlet & Open the Press & hold the ‘Fill Product’ push button for 2 seconds, Lift & push the hopper up into its transport position. Remove the dust cap & connect a pressure hose to the ‘Fill ‘Clean Fill’...

  • Page 124: Product Tank Agitation

    Ready to Spray – Operation Home screen of the Spray Rate Controller & Raven Control Module (RCM). Press the Auxiliary Buttonpad push buttons ‘Product Pump’, ‘Agitator 1 & 2’ and Press the Boom Master push button On to start spraying. ‘Boom Recirc’...
  • Page 125 Operation – Ready to Spray On completion of spraying, follow the appropriate rinsing instructions to ensure all Press the Boom Master push button Off to Stop spraying. plumbing is flushed & completely clean 12 When the Product Tank is empty: 13 On completion of spraying at: •...

  • Page 126: Spraying Application With G-Hub 12" Cabin Display Option

    Ready to Spray – Operation Home screen of the Spray Rate Controller & Raven Control Module (RCM). Press the push button & select from the menu to start ‘Pump 1’. Press the push button & select from the menu to start ‘Agitator 1’. Spraying Application with G-Hub 12”...
  • Page 127 Operation – Ready to Spray Press the push button & select from the menu to start boom ‘Recirculation’. Press the ‘Boom Master’ push button from Off to ON to commence spraying. On the Home screen, the fenceline nozzle symbols illuminate Green when On. 7 Press the ‘Rapid Flow’...

  • Page 128: Headland Assist Operation

    Ready to Spray – Operation Press the push button & select from the menu the ‘Filter Clean’ function. On completion of spraying, follow the appropriate rinsing instructions to ensure all plumbing is flushed & completely clean 11 The ‘Filter Clean’ function of the G-Hub Controller can be: 14 On completion of spraying at: Headland Assist Operation •...

  • Page 129: Rinsing The Sprayer After Spraying

    Operation – Ready to Spray Press the Auxiliary Buttonpad push buttons ‘Spray Pump Rinse’ and ‘Boom Pull the lever out to open the ‘Main Tank Drain’ valve. Press the ‘Rapid Flow’ push button & select ON for rinsing the boom. Recirc’...
  • Page 130 Ready to Spray – Operation Fill Fill Clean Clean Clean Fill Page Page 4000 Product Tank Vol Product Rinse Tank Tank Fill Vol Start Timer Density Factor Seconds Seconds Pressure Filter Hopper Reset Density Factor RapidFlow Main Tank Fill Line Desired Tank Vol Rinse Tank Bypass Valve...

  • Page 131: Total Rinse & Decontamination

    Operation – Ready to Spray Connect a 3” fill hose to the ‘Clean Fill’ inlet & Open the ball valves. Lower the Chemical Induction Hopper & open the Hopper lid. Pull the lever out to open the ‘Main Tank Drain’ valve. Total Rinse &...

  • Page 132: Flush The Spray System With Clean Water

    Ready to Spray – Operation Fill Fill Clean Clean Fill Fill Clean Clean Clean Fill Clean Fill Page Page Page Page 4000 4000 Product Tank Vol Product Rinse Product Tank Vol Product Rinse Tank Tank Tank Tank Fill Vol Start Fill Vol Start Timer...

  • Page 133: Suction Filter Removal & Cleaning

    Operation – Ready to Spray Unscrew the pressure filter bowl nut & remove the bowl. Carefully, remove, clean and refit the Pressure Filter. Open the drain valve to drain the Suction Filter. Prior to removal of the filter for cleaning, self clean the filter To Remove &...

  • Page 134: End Of Day

    Ready to Spray – Operation Remove the Suction Filter screen. Ensure the Prairie Pro is properly cleaned and stored at the end of day & end of season. To Remove & Clean the Suction Filter: End of Day End of Season 1 Make sure the ‘Pump Product push button is Off.

  • Page 135: Boom Settings - Service

    Boom Settings – Service 7 - Boom Settings – Service Boom Settings & Adjustments 1 Smiling Forward Setting (24-36m Booms) 1 Smiling Forward Setting (48m) 2 Tilt Angle Setting (24-36m) 2 Tilt Angle Setting (48m) 3 Yaw Alignment 4 Yaw Hydraulic Pressure 5 Bi-Fold Breakaway Pressure 6 Three-Way Tip Breakaway 7 Set &...

  • Page 136: Boom Settings & Adjustments

    Service – Boom Settings Adjustment Thread Remove Bolt Goldacres Paralift Rear connection to the boom. On level ground, engage the tractor park brake, chock wheels ‘Smiling Forward’ on a 36m boom. Detach the end of the fold cylinder from the boom pivot to &...
  • Page 137 Boom Settings – Service 1st Wing Section 2nd Wing Section Breakaway End Pivot Pivot Pivot Paralift Adjust 50mm forward of 1st section Centre Section Adjust 50mm forward of centre section 36 metre Boom: Plan view of right hand side boom wing & the ‘Smiling Forward’ adjustment points (Pivot A & B). 4 Rotate the rose end counter-clockwise 3 Loosen the lock nut on the fold cylinder To Adjust the Second Section of the...

  • Page 138: Smiling Forward Setting (48M)

    Service – Boom Settings 1st Wing Section 2nd Wing Section 3rd Wing Section Breakaway End Pivot Pivot Pivot Paralift Adjust 50mm forward of 2nd section Adjust 50mm forward of 1st section Centre Section Adjust 50mm forward of centre section 48 metre Boom: Plan view of right hand side boom wing & the ‘Smiling Forward’ adjustment points (Pivot A, B & C). 1 Smiling Forward Setting (48m) A string line can be used as a guide 3 Loosen and remove two top bolts, nuts...
  • Page 139 Lubrication & Maintanance – Service Top stopper. Lower stopper. Damper stopper bolt. 3 The catch position should be extended or 3 Once the position is correctly adjusted, To Adjust the Second Section of the To Adjust the Third Section of the RH retracted to place the end of the second re-tighten the lock nut on the stopper.

  • Page 140: Tilt Angle Setting (24-36M)

    Service – Boom Settings 1st Wing Section 2nd Wing Section Breakaway End Pivot Pivot Pivot Paralift Adjust 30mm upward of 1st section Centre Section Automatically adjusted 30mm upward of centre section 36 metre Boom: Rear view of right hand side boom wing & the Tilt Angle adjustment points (Pivot A & B). 2 Tilt Angle Setting (24-36m) 3 Wind the top rose end closer to the first If the second boom section is too low,...

  • Page 141: Tilt Angle Setting (48M)

    Boom Settings – Service 1st Wing Section 2nd Wing Section 3rd Wing Section Breakaway End Pivot Pivot Pivot Paralift Adjust 30mm upward of 2nd section Adjust 30mm uprward of 1st section Centre Section Automatically adjusted 30mm upward of centre section 48 metre Boom: Plan view of right hand side boom wing &...

  • Page 142: Yaw Alignment

    Service – Boom Settings 1 Pressure Reducing Valve 2 Yaw Bleed Valve 3 Yaw A Valve 4 Test Port/Pressure Gauge Yaw A 5 Test Port/Pressure Gauge Yaw B 6 Yaw B Valve The hydraulic manifold on the centre secton (24-36m Identification of items on the hydraulic block (shown left).
  • Page 143 Boom Settings – Service 1 Pressure Reducing Valve 2 Yaw Bleed Valve 3 Yaw A Valve 4 Test Port/Pressure Gauge Yaw A 5 Test Port/Pressure Gauge Yaw B 6 Yaw B Valve The hydraulic manifold on the centre secton (24-36m Adjust the Yaw Pressure with the Pressure Reducing Valve.

  • Page 144: Bi-Fold Breakaway Pressure

    Service – Boom Settings 1 To Breakaway Cylinder B 2 Accumulator 0.5L (70 bar) 3 To Breakaway Cylinder A 4 Gauge Test Port 5 Breakaway Pressure Reducing Valve 6 Tank (outlet) 7 Pressure (inlet) 8 Pressure Bleed Valve 9 Breakaway Return Speed Valve Fully open the Yaw Bleed’...
  • Page 145 Boom Settings – Service Loosen the locknut and adjust the pressure with the Loosen the locknut and adjust the breakaway return speed Slightly loosen the hydraulic hose fitting on a breakaway Loosen the locknut and adjust the Breakawy Bleed Valve Pressure Reducing Valve (8).

  • Page 146: Three-Way Tip Breakaway

    Service – Boom Settings 53mm Lower Pivot Plates Hole used to lock Hole in Sprocket aligns should be Parallel Sprocket when with hole in Pivot Plate & Level performing maintenance when adjusted correctly 24-36m boom end with Three-Way Breakaway protection. Close the ball valve on each lift cylinder (2) for safety.

  • Page 147: Set & Test Boom Folding Automation

    Boom Settings – Service Adjust the turnbuckle to adjust spring tension as required. Rearwards Tip Breakaway function. Forwards Tip Breakaway function. 3 Make adjustments to turnbuckle. Pull tip The spring will stretch over time and will lose 7 Set & Test Boom Folding Maintenance back and remove the pin.

  • Page 148: A To Set & Test Automatic Folding - External Controls

    Service – Boom Settings Fill Clean Clean Page 4000 Product Tank Vol Fill Vol Density Factor Density Factor Desired Tank Vol Rinse Tank 5000 Tank Increase Fill Pressure Pump 1 Pressure Pump 1 RPM Pump 2 RPM Tank Decrease 1025 Press &...
  • Page 149 Boom Settings – Service Press the up arrow to select the ‘Tilt LH Fold (mV)’ and (with the boom fully open) Press the up arrow to select the ‘Boom Height Fold (mA)’, then (with the boom Press the up arrow to select the ‘Tilt RH Fold (mV)’ and (with the boom fully open) fully raised) press the ‘O’...
  • Page 150 Service – Boom Settings Press the ‘Save’ ‘O’ push button to save the boom settings into the G-Hub. Cushion Adjustment Valve. To Test Fold the G-Hub Automatic Folding To Adjust the Bi-Fold Cushion Speed: 24 Press the ‘Save’ ‘O’ push button to save the boom settings into the G-Hub.

  • Page 151: Headland Assist

    Boom Settings – Service Press the ‘O’ push button to open the ‘Headland Assist Settings’ screen. Press the ‘Headland Assist’ ‘O’ push button to activate the function. Press & hold the Beacon (fn) push button on the Auxiliary Buttonpad. To Select the ‘Headland Assist’: 8 Headland Assist Setting ‘Headland Assist’...

  • Page 152: Setting 'Return To Level' Positions

    Service – Boom Settings The ‘Tilt Right Down’ and ‘Boom Up/Boom Down’ push buttons on the Joystick The ‘Headland Assist’ & ‘Return to Level’ postion sensor values will be displayed on control. the ‘Headland Assist’ settings screen after a power cycle (Off & On). To Set the ‘Field’...

  • Page 153: B To Set & Test Automatic Folding - 12" G-Hub Display

    Boom Settings – Service On level ground, engage the tractor park brake, chock wheels & have the boom in its Press the password space touch button, then press the touch buttons on the Enable the Auto Fold and press the ‘Set’ touch button of the ‘Fold out Position numerical keypad and Press enter.
  • Page 154 Service – Boom Settings Press the ‘Set’ touch button of the ‘Lower Limit (mA)’ to set the Lower LImit Press & hold the ‘Fold S1 In’ push button to fold the boom wings in close to the Press the ‘Set’ touch buttons of the ‘Tilt RH (mA)’ & ‘Tilt LH (mA)’ to set the Tilt position value.
  • Page 155 Boom Settings – Service Press the ‘Set’ touch button of the ‘Transport Limit (mA)’ to set the Tilt position On successful completion of automatic folding for transport, press the ‘Fold S1 When fully folded, press the ‘Boom Down’ push button on the Joystick to lower the value.

  • Page 156: Headland Assist

    Service – Boom Settings Press the ‘Fold S1 In’ push button, momentarily, to tighten the booms on the Cushion Adjustment Valve. Press the ‘Headland Assist’ & ‘Return to Level’ touch buttons to select or Boom Rests. deselect the functions as required. To Adjust the Bi-Fold Cushion Speed: 4 Press the ‘Fold S1 In’...

  • Page 157: Setting 'Headland Assist' Positions

    Boom Settings – Service Press & hold the Beacon (fn) push button on the Auxiliary Buttonpad. The ‘Tilt Right Up’ and ‘Boom Up’/‘Boom Down’ push buttons on the Joystick The ‘Headland Assist’ & ‘Return to Level’ postion sensor values will be displayed on control.

  • Page 158: Boom Centre Levelling

    Service – Boom Settings Make adjustment to the Boom Centre Level chain adjusters as required. Boom Centre Levelling chains keep the boom from tilting out of level when the boom is being folded. To Adjust Chain Tension: 9 Boom Centre Levelling 1 Follow the ‘Before You Begin Making Boom Adjustments’...

  • Page 159: Lubrication & Maintenance - Service

    Lubrication & Maintenance – Service 8 - Lubrication & Maintenance – Service Pre-Operation Checklist Spray Pump - Centrifugal Maintenance Spray Pump - Diaphragm First 8 Hours Of Operation Chassis, Wheels & Brakes 1 Torque Settings Check Brake System & Service Braked Axles 2 Lubrication Fluids Fixed Lever Brake Adjustment 3 Tank Retaining Straps...

  • Page 160: Pre-Operation Checklist

    Service – Lubrication & Maintenance Regularly do the routine checks on the Prairie Pro while Check air, hydraulic & spray operating pressures. Air tank drain valve. Check the air compressor filter. stationary. Pre-Operation Checklist • Check & tighten hose clamps on main Maintenance Running Checks hose from pump to manifold...

  • Page 161: First 8 Hours Of Operation

    320 ft/lb is maintained. Check the hydraulic oil filter. Check the Prairie Pro lights. Goldacres recommends a multi-purpose grease should Before doing maintenance on the Prairie Pro, read this be used for all grease lubrication. Make sure all open-end manual &...

  • Page 162: Maintenance Schedule - First 50 Hours

    Service – Lubrication & Maintenance Maintenance Schedule - First 50 Hours Chassis 50 Hours Pumps 50 Hours Pneumatic 50 Hours Booms 50 Hours System Tow Eye Bolts Pump 1 - Zeta 260 Pneumatic Reservoir Boom Alignment Check Drain Check Pull Mounting bolts Pump 1 - Oil Check Compressor Oil...

  • Page 163: Ongoing Maintenance Schedule

    Lubrication & Maintenance – Service Ongoing Maintenance Schedule Ongoing Maintenance Schedule cont. Chassis 10 Hr 50 Hr 250 Hr 500 Hr 750 Hr 1000 Hr Pumps 10 Hr 50 Hr 250 Hr 500 Hr 750 Hr 1000 Hr Daily Weekly 3 Month 6 Month 9 Month...

  • Page 164: Pneumatic System

    Service – Lubrication & Maintenance Ongoing Maintenance Schedule cont. Ongoing Maintenance Schedule cont. Pumps 10 Hr 50 Hr 250 Hr 500 Hr 750 Hr 2000 Hr Wheels & 10 Hr 50 Hr 250 Hr 500 Hr 750 Hr 1000 Hr Daily Weekly 3 Month...

  • Page 165: Booms

    Lubrication & Maintenance – Service Ongoing Maintenance Schedule cont. Service Parts Booms 10 Hr 50 Hr 250 Hr 500 Hr 750 Hr 1000 Hr Filters Daily Weekly 3 Month 6 Month 9 Month 1 Year Part Number Description Quantity Required Boom Alignment Inspect Inspect...

  • Page 166: Service Instructions

    Service – Lubrication & Maintenance Pressure relief valve located on the diaphragm pump. Two centrifugal pumps fitted to a Prairie Pro. Diaphragm pump. To Check or Alter Pressure Setting: Service Instructions Spray Pump - Centrifugal Spray Pump - Diaphragm 1 Stop the pump, remove the pin & turn Maintenance &...

  • Page 167: Chassis, Wheels & Brakes

    Lubrication & Maintenance – Service Grease the wheel hubs. Follow this tightening sequence to ensure even wheel nut Grease the manual hitch jack. torque distribution (320 ft/lb). SEASONALLY 25 HOURS 3 MONTHS Chassis, Wheels & Brakes • Check pump air accumulator (where •...

  • Page 168: Check Brake System & Service Braked Axles

    Service – Lubrication & Maintenance Check braked axles. 250 HOURS Check Brake System & Service Fixed Lever Brake Adjustment Adjustable Lever Brake • Check brake clearance & wear. Check Braked Axles Adjustment • Take up actuator slack when its & test the brakes before intensive use •...

  • Page 169: Wheel Bearings

    Lubrication & Maintenance – Service Recommended wheel nut torque tension is 320 ft/lb. Chock opposite wheel of the sprayer before raising the other wheel off the ground. Changing Wheels 4 Chock the wheel(s) not to being removed Wheel Bearings 10 Slide new inner bearing onto the shaft. with an appropriate item to prevent the Changing of wheels should only be done by 11 Place hub back onto axle and fill the...
  • Page 170 6 Use a torque wrench to tighten the wheel All tyres used on Goldacres sprayers have Be careful the wheel does not fall on nuts alternately (sequence shown above) If a tyre is replaced with a different brand or been designed to carry the maximum loaded anyone or cause bodily harm.

  • Page 171: Filter Maintenance

    Lubrication & Maintenance – Service Pressure Filter (centre) & Suction Filters (left & right). Open the drain valve to drain the Suction Filter. Carefully remove the Suction Filter screen for washing & Carefully remove the Pressure Filter screen for washing & cleaning.

  • Page 172: Pneumatic System

    Service – Lubrication & Maintenance Air compressor located on the right hand side of the Manual drain valve (at the base of the Air Tank) in closed Manual drain valve (at the base of the Air Tank) in closed Left hand airbag inflated is 250mm (10”). Measure from the sprayer.

  • Page 173: Shock Absorbers

    Lubrication & Maintenance – Service Open the Airbag Dump Valve to lower a sprayer for Adjustment to ride height is made by adjusting the linkage One of the shock absorbers shown under the sprayer. Rear Manifold at the front of the boom centre section. trailertransport &...

  • Page 174: Service Information

    External Control Panel The Prairie Pro Series 2 Trailed Sprayer is fitted standard with • System Info/Update Goldacres G-Hub integrated control system. Depending on When the optional G-Hub 12” touch display is not fitted, it is • Network Status configuration service information is available either using the:...
  • Page 175 • PCL Firmware • Agitator 2 • Beancon (Fn) • Boom Catch In 2 To stop ‘Pump Product’, press the ‘O’ push button. Goldacres Dealer for • Display Version G-Hub system updates. • Clean Filter • Boom Lights • Boom Catch Out •...
  • Page 176 Service – Lubrication & Maintenance Move the blue cursor to the ‘Product Rinse’, then press the ‘O’ push button to start Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the Fill Product function. Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the Fill Pump function. ‘Spray Pump Rinse’.
  • Page 177 Lubrication & Maintenance – Service Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the Agitator 2 function. Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the LH Tilt Up function. Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the RH Tilt Up function. Agitator 2 (Optional) LH Tilt Up RH Tilt Up...
  • Page 178 Service – Lubrication & Maintenance Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the Boom Up function. Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the LH Fenceline function. Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the Beacon (Fn) function. Boom Up LH Fenceline Beacon (Fn)
  • Page 179 Lubrication & Maintenance – Service Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the Fold S1 In function. Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the Fold S2 In function. Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the Fold S3 In function. Fold S1 In Fold S2 In Fold S3 In...

  • Page 180: Information, Updates & Virtual Controls - G-Hub Display

    Service – Lubrication & Maintenance Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to operate the Boom Catch In function. Press the ‘Enter’ push button of the start-up screen to open the Main screen. Press the ‘Service’ tab touch button open the ‘Service’ screen. Boom Catch In Information, Updates &...
  • Page 181 Lubrication & Maintenance – Service The ‘Fault Logs’ tab screen. Press the ‘Clear’ touch button to clear the logs. The ‘Virtual Controls’ tab screen. Press the ‘Software’ touch button to open the ‘Software’ tab screen. Press the ‘Unlocked to change’ touch button to unlock the screen to enable the virtual control functions. Fault Logs Virtual Controls Refer to Chapter 4, ‘Setting Up’...

  • Page 182: Corrosion Prevention

    11 Wheel nuts. Refer to ‘Grease Points’ at the end of this The location & greasing schedules of the Goldacres apply G15 anti corrosion spray chapter for grease point location charts & 12 Axle airbag frame mounting. Prairie Pro Series 2 grease nipples are shown to all fasteners (bolts, washers and nuts) information.

  • Page 183: Chassis & Suspension Grease Points

    Lubrication & Maintenance – Service 1 Chassis & Suspension Grease Points 50hrs 50hrs NON BRAKED AXLE IF OPTIONED 50hrs BRAKED AXLE IF OPTIONED 50hrs HYDRAULIC JACK IF OPTIONED 8hrs Lubrication Legend: MANUAL JACK M = Manual Greasing IF OPTIONED R = Remote Grease Bank or 50hrs A = Automatic (option if fitted) GA8701602 REV 00...

  • Page 184: Boom Paralift Grease Points

    Service – Lubrication & Maintenance 2 Boom Paralift Grease Points 8hrs PARALIFT ARMS PARALIFT ARMS 8hrs 8hrs 8hrs 8hrs Lubrication Legend: M = Manual Greasing R = Remote Grease Bank or A = Automatic (option if fitted) LIFT CYLINDERS GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 185: Boom Centre Grease Points

    Lubrication & Maintenance – Service 3 Boom Centre Grease Points 1 8hrs 8hrs 8hrs 8hrs 8hrs 36m - 42m FOLD & TILT ROLLER SHOCKER CYLINDERS & DELTA LINKS 8hrs 8hrs Lubrication Legend: M = Manual Greasing R = Remote Grease Bank or A = Automatic (option if fitted) 8hrs 8hrs...
  • Page 186 Service – Lubrication & Maintenance 4 Boom Centre Grease Points 2 Lubrication Legend: M = Manual Greasing R = Remote Grease Bank or A = Automatic (option if fitted) ‘C’ ‘B’ 8hrs ‘D’ 8hrs 8hrs DETAIL ‘B’ DETAIL ‘C’ DETAIL ‘D’ YAW CYLINDERS DELTA LINK UPPER DELTA LINK LOWER...

  • Page 187: 24M - 36M Boom Wing Grease Points

    Lubrication & Maintenance – Service 5 24m - 36m Boom Wing Grease Points 8hrs DETAIL ‘G’ BI-FOLD CATCH ‘G’ 8hrs 8hrs ‘E’ BI-FOLD CYLINDERS & LINKAGES DETAIL 8hrs 8hrs ‘F’ 8hrs Lubrication Legend: M = Manual Greasing R = Remote Grease Bank or 8hrs A = Automatic (option if fitted) DETAIL ‘E’...

  • Page 188: Boom Wing Grease Points

    Service – Lubrication & Maintenance 6 48m Boom Wing Grease Points ‘K’ 8hrs DETAIL STAGE ‘2’ BI-FOLD CYLINDERS & LINKAGES 8hrs DETAIL STAGE ‘2’ BI-FOLD CYLINDERS & LINKAGES 8hrs 8hrs DETAIL ‘K’ BI-FOLD CATCH 8hrs 8hrs ‘H’ Lubrication Legend: DETAIL STAGE ‘3’ BI-FOLD M = Manual Greasing CYLINDERS &...

  • Page 189: Trouble Shooting - Fast Tracking Solutions

    Trouble Shooting – Fast Tracking Problems 9 - Trouble Shooting – Fast Tracking Problems 189 Trouble Shooting Preface Integrated G-hub System Troubleshooting with the G-HUb Troubleshooting - External Control Panel Troubleshooting - G-Hub 12” Display G-Hub Main PLC Controller Spray Pump - Diaphragm Spray Pump - Centrifugal Booms Spray Nozzles...

  • Page 190: Trouble Shooting Preface

    Integrated G-hub System Troubleshooting with the G-HUb The following troubleshooting information is provided as a Goldacres Integrated G-hub System offers full system The Prairie Pro Series 2 Trailed Sprayer is fitted standard with reference if your machine is not functioning correctly.

  • Page 191: Troubleshooting - External Control Panel

    Trouble Shooting – Fast Tracking Problems The ‘Settings / Contents’ Screen. Use the Arrow & ‘O’ push buttons to move the green cursor to ‘Network Status’ & External Control Panel. open the screen. See Chapter 8, ‘Lubrication & Troubleshooting - External Control Panel •...
  • Page 192 Fast Tracking Problems – Trouble Shooting Use the Arrow push button to move the green cursor to ‘Fault Codes’, then press the Use the Arrow push button to move the green cursor to ‘Boom I/O A Status Use the Arrow push button to move the green cursor to ‘Boom I/O B Status ‘O’...
  • Page 193 Trouble Shooting – Fast Tracking Problems Use the Arrow push button to move the green cursor to ‘PLC I/O Input Status’, then Use the Arrow push button to move the green cursor to ‘PLC I/O Output Status’, Use the Arrow push button to move the green cursor to ‘CAN Button press the ‘O’...
  • Page 194 Fast Tracking Problems – Trouble Shooting The ‘Virtual Console’ screen. Example: Pressing the Joystick ‘Tilt Left Down’ push button, lights-up Green the Use the Arrow push button to move the green cursor to ‘Virtual Console’, then press corresponding ‘Tilt Left Down’ push button on the ‘CAN Button Status’ screen. the ‘O’...

  • Page 195: Troubleshooting - G-Hub 12" Display

    Trouble Shooting – Fast Tracking Problems Press the ‘Enter’ push button of the start-up screen to open the Main screen. The ‘Network Status’ screen - the opening screen of the ‘Diagnostics Tab’. Press the ‘Keypad Status’ touch button to open the ‘Keypad Status’ screen. Keypad Status To Test Push Buttons: Troubleshooting - G-Hub 12”...
  • Page 196 Fast Tracking Problems – Trouble Shooting The ‘Boom I/O A/B’ screen. The ‘Virtual Control’ screen. Press the ‘PLC I/O’ touch button to open the ‘PLC I/O’ screen. Boom I/O A/B PLC I/O Virtual Controls The Virtual Control screen also provides another way of testing the integrity of the Press the ‘Boom I/O A/B’...

  • Page 197: G-Hub Main Plc Controller

    Trouble Shooting – Fast Tracking Problems LED lights & keys on the ISOBus Module The ISOBus Module (also called Chassis Controller or Main Control Module) LED KEY LED COLOUR DESCRIPTION located in the Quick Fill storage cabinet. G-Hub Main PLC Controller PLC Error, PLC not running The G-Hub Main PLC Controller, also known as the Chassis SYS0...

  • Page 198: Spray Pump - Diaphragm

    Fast Tracking Problems – Trouble Shooting Spray Pump - Diaphragm Spray Pump - Diaphragm PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION Blocked filters of Check and clean all pressure and nozzle filters Low oil level Refill or replace oil nozzles The pressure on gauge is higher...

  • Page 199: Spray Pump - Centrifugal

    Trouble Shooting – Fast Tracking Problems Spray Pump - Centrifugal Spray Pump - Centrifugal PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION Air leak on suction Check suction pump for air leaks. Incorrect pump speed Check pump speed is 4000 - 4200 RPM side of pump Pressure fluctuation...

  • Page 200: Booms

    Fast Tracking Problems – Trouble Shooting Booms Spray Nozzles PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION Inner and outer wing Check for blockages by removing the are not in line with Stopper bolt holding nozzle, rinsing thoroughly with water and Adjust the boom stopper bolt each other when the out the boom...

  • Page 201: Hydraulics & Pneumatics

    Trouble Shooting – Fast Tracking Problems Hydraulics & Pneumatics Induction Hopper PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION Insufficient flow to venturi Check the pressure supplied to the hopper Blocked pressure filter Replace hydraulic pressure filter in the hopper bottom bottom is around 550 kPa (80 PSI).

  • Page 202: Flow Meter

    Fast Tracking Problems – Trouble Shooting Flow Meter Flow Meter cont. PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION Incorrect console Re-calibrate console Replace control valve calibration Faulty cable Control valve has Inconsistent ground Check cabling Temporary solution - Remove the motor failed speed reading Faulty valve...
  • Page 203 Trouble Shooting – Fast Tracking Problems +5V DC Keyway 10 O’Clock Power 2 O’Clock Ground +5V DC 6 O’Clock Signal Voltage Readings: 2 o’clock - 6 O’clock (+5V DC) 10 o’clock - 2 O’clock (+5V DC). Cable connector test points. Flow Control Valve Override Testing Raven Flow Meter Cable 4 If total volume does not count up, the...

  • Page 204: Chemical Probe

    Fast Tracking Problems – Trouble Shooting Chemical Probe PROBLEM COMMON CAUSES COMMON SOLUTION Air leak in the vacuum Check all hose clamps and fittings are tight system Chemical probe is not working or is working too slow Lack of pressure to Check there are no kinked hoses and the venturi in top of tank water pressure is about 100 PSI...

  • Page 205: Integrated Systems - Appendix

    Integrated Systems – Appendix 10 - Integrated Systems – Appendix G-Hub - Goldacres Integrated Control System Optional G-Hub Cabin Display: External Controller Display: Main PLC: I/O Modules: Boom I/O Modules: Valves & Solenoids: CANBUS G-Hub Settings Backup Software Updates CANBUS Network Schematics Cabin Harnesses Electrical Layout Cabin Electrical Harness &...

  • Page 206: G-Hub - Goldacres Integrated Control System

    Auxiliary Buttompad & RCM Controller. External G-Hub Controller Display. Optional G-Hub Cabin Display: External Controller Display: Optional G-Hub 12” Cabin Display - Goldacres Integrated Control System. • Full colour, 12” 8:3 ratio Touch screen, • Full colour, 5” Non Touch screen, running...

  • Page 207: Main Plc

    Integrated Systems – Appendix Main Control Module located in the storage box of the Boom I/O module. Main PLC: I/O Modules: Boom I/O Modules: Valves & Solenoids: • Main ‘brain’ of the control system, • There are two basic I/O modules that •...

  • Page 208: Canbus

    1 Goldacres CAN network (PLC to displays) if required. The customer can enjoy improvements and 2 Goldacres CAN control (PLC to I/O modules) added functionality from future software updates as it is designed and released. 3 ISOBUS CAN (RCM, Raven XRT and GPS, etc...

  • Page 209: Canbus Network Schematics

    Integrated Systems – Appendix CANBUS Network Schematics MAX 7 RADAR SENSORS. MUST BE ODD NUMBER. BOOM OUTPUT BOOM I/O MODULE MODULE FILL STATION CABIN CR2052 JOYSTICK CR2051 KEYPAD KEYPAD KEYPAD TESTING DIAGNOSTICS ID: 30 ID: 20 PORT RADAR ID: 112 (48M) ID: 101 ID: 113 (36M) ID: 117...
  • Page 210 Appendix – Integrated Systems CANBUS NETWORKS G-HUB CABIN KEYPAD KEYPAD JOYSTICK I/O CR2051 I/O CR2052 H227A H227B H128 H285 H195 H196 H197 H198 H285 H177 GA CONTROL (CAN OPEN) GA3000602 GA3000601 GA3000328 HITCH CONNECTOR REAR CONNECTOR G-HUB CAV CIR COLOR FUNCTION CAV CIR COLOR FUNCTION...

  • Page 211: Cabin Harnesses Electrical Layout

    Integrated Systems – Appendix Cabin Harnesses Electrical Layout GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 212: Cabin Electrical Harness & Connector Layout

    H: 9 TRAILER PLUG H: 86 IGNITION TO VEHICLE BATTERIES LABEL: H: 146 BATT 12V LABEL: H: 26 PDM BATT TO TRACTOR GOLDACRES CONNECTOR Switched H: 3 PDM ACC GA3000601 LABEL: LABEL: H:285 GA3000331 H:285 HITCH ELECTRICAL HARNESS, MAIN CABIN, PRAIRIE PRO...

  • Page 213: Raven Iso Bus Setup In Tractor (Optional)

    Integrated Systems – Appendix Raven ISO Bus Setup in Tractor (Optional) GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

  • Page 214: Fuses

    Appendix – Integrated Systems The cover of the Chassis Fuse Box. The RCM fuse capsule under the hitch. Filling & Cleaning - Quick Fill Station. Fuses Liquid Application System The Chassis Fuse Box is located Qick Fill Cabinet. The Liquid Application System comprises the liquid & chemical: The RCM fuse capsule is located on the cables under the hitch.

  • Page 215: Spraying System

    G-Hub system to regulate fill rate & tank level of the pump capacity available to the spray line. This Goldacres Rapid flow, boom recirculation, 3 tiered nozzle soft shut-off . system (3TS, 3TS-Pro) options and Hawkeye Pulse Width...
  • Page 216 Appendix – Integrated Systems RCM screen. Illustration of the RapidFlow and RapidFire nozzle technologies. Centralised Filters & Valves Rate Control Module (RCM) RapidFlow RapidFire - Air Solenoid Nozzles RapidFlow boom recirculation, fitted as Many filling, rinsing and spraying fluid The Raven Control Module (RCM) fitted as The nozzle system contains a master and standard, allows the sprayer boom lines to be circuits are controlled using motorised...

  • Page 217: Tier System - 3Ts & 3Ts Pro (Options)

    Integrated Systems – Appendix Boom poly Check Valve Nozzle Electric operated air Breather Master air inlet solenoid (6mm) with Slave air outlet (4mm) release ring with release ring Centreline plumbed boom with optional 3TS single nozzles Boom with 3TS Pro with alternating single & double nozzles Master air solenoid valve.

  • Page 218: Xrt Auto Boom Height Control (Optional)

    Appendix – Integrated Systems Flow Control Valve. AutoBoom XRT radar sensor. Nozzle by nozzle turn compensation with the Hawkeye option. Hawkeye (Option) Speed Sensors Flow Control Valve XRT Auto Boom Height Control (Optional) The optional Raven Hawkey is a Pulse Width The Raven Automatic Rate Controller utilises The flow control valve (mounted on the Modulated (PWM) spray system.
  • Page 219 The sensors are also very compact, allowing More detailed and specific information can be simple fitment along the boom. found in the product documentation from the Goldacres and Raven websites. The Raven XRT system uses extra sensors to monitor: www.goldacres.com.au •...

  • Page 220: Plumbing Schematic - Diaphragm Pump

    Appendix – Integrated Systems Plumbing Schematic - Diaphragm Pump Wash Down Gun Wash Down Gun Pump ½” P ½” P ½” P 1½” P 6mm Nylon 6mm Nylon Boom Flow Meter Chemical Induction 1½” P 1” P Pump 1” P 1¼”...

  • Page 221: Plumbing Schematic - Centrifugal Pump

    Integrated Systems – Appendix Plumbing Schematic - Centrifugal Pump Wash Down Gun Wash Down Gun Pump ½” P ½” P ½” P 1½” P 6mm Nylon 6mm Nylon Boom Flow Meter Chemical Induction 1½” P 1” P Pump 1¼” P 1”...
  • Page 222 Appendix – Integrated Systems GA8701602 REV 00 JUNE 2022...

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