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SDX30/SDX40 Single Disk No-Till Air Drill Repair Manual 87605427 Issued May, 2007 Replaces 6-12432...
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REPAIR PARTS REPAIR PART IDENTIFICATION - SDX30 The drill is identified by the use of a Product Identification Number Plate like the one shown. The plate is located on the front bar of the machine. This number should be provided when requesting parts or...
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REPAIR PARTS REPAIR PART IDENTIFICATION - SDX40 The drill is identified by the use of a Product Identification Number Plate like the one shown. The plate is located on the front bar of the machine. This number should be provided when requesting parts or service.
Theory of Operation Storage To Determine Adequate Carrying Velocities Welding Procedures Air System Components - Concord Air System SDX30 Frame Brace Kit Air System Components - ADX Air System Fold Linkages Wheel Bolt Torque Hub / Spindles / Wheels - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE ..3-1 - ENDMARKER SERVICE .
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SECTION 1 - SAFETY SAFETY SAFETY-ALERT SYMBOL This symbol is used to denote possible danger and care should be taken to prevent bodily injury. This symbol means ATTENTION! BECOME ALERT! YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED! THIS SYMBOL APPEARS WITH TEXT READING “DANGER!”, “CAUTION!”, OR “WARNING!” THESE WORDS INDICATE THREE LEVELS OF POSSIBLE HAZARDS, THAT ARE DESCRIBED BELOW.
SECTION 1 - SAFETY GENERAL SAFETY PRACTICES REVIEW this manual and operator’s manual before It is PREFERRED to transport the drill separately without servicing equipment. an air cart attached. However, this is not always practical. If you are transporting the drill with a tow between air cart, NEVER allow anyone unfamiliar, untrained, or the air cart should be full.
SECTION 1 - SAFETY SAFETY DURING OPERATION DO NOT ALLOW ANYONE ON THE DRILL while operating the drill hydraulics. NEVER disconnect the tractor from the drill while the drill wings are raised. KEEP CHILDREN AWAY from the drill during operation. NEVER STAND within the radius of the raised wings.
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SECTION 1 - SAFETY READ the operators manual thoroughly. KEEP the service area clean. 098002M1 DO NOT enter tight areas. BE CERTAIN machine is tagged ‘out of order’ or work area is supervised. 098003M1 DO NOT work around rotating equipment. Loose clothing, rings, watchbands, etc., may get caught and cause serious injury.
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SECTION 1 - SAFETY AVOID toxic vapors. Breath clean air. 0960039S DO NOT permit smoking. 196150S WEAR protective clothing. 192078S page 1-7...
SECTION 1 - SAFETY AIR AND AIR HOSES COMPRESSOR HOSES may move unexpectedly when suddenly disconnected. 098005M1 USE PROPER air nozzles. Do not use compressed air to clean clothing or otherwise direct it toward yourself. 098006M1 AVOID getting chemicals into eyes. Use eye protection. 098007M1 HYDRAULICS AND HYDRAULIC LEAKS AVOID high-pressure fluids.
SECTION 1 - SAFETY SHIELDS REPAIR damaged shields. KEEP all shields in place. BE EXTRA CAUTIOUS when repairing or servicing without protective shields. 098008M1 ELECTRICAL REMOVE the ground wire to avoid arcing contacts. REMOVE GROUND WIRE when welding. 098009M1 TIRES USE A CAGE IF POSSIBLE when setting tires on rims.
SECTION 1 - SAFETY SAFETY DURING TRANSPORT CHECK with local authorities regarding transport on BE SURE all the wheel bolts are torqued to proper public roads. Obey all applicable laws and regulations. specifications before transporting the drill. ONLY TOW at a safe speed [32 km/hr (20 mph)]. Use WATCH for power poles and overhead power lines.
SECTION 1 - SAFETY DECAL LOCATIONS SDX30 SAFETY DECAL LOCATIONS The following safety decals are affixed to the drill. 350336A1 312479A1 311865A1 311863A1 350401A1 350401A1 350335A1 311864A1 23251 Located on Endmarker Outer Arm (not shown) page 1-11...
SECTION 1 - SAFETY SDX40 SAFETY DECAL LOCATIONS The following safety decals are affixed to the drill. 23251 350401A1 Located on front of Endmarker Mount (not shown) 350336A1 350335A1 350401A1 350336A1 312479A1 page 1-12...
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SECTION 1 - SAFETY TRANSPORT LIGHTING WIRING SCHEMATIC - for SDX30 2 Serial Number Range and SDX40 Transport Lighting Wiring Schematic page 1-18...
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE GENERAL SERVICE INFORMATION DANGER! Be alert for overhead electrical wires. Failure to stay clear of electrical wires will result in electrocution. Electrocution can occur without direct contact with overhead electrical wires. CAUTION! To prevent personal injury when assembling the implement, always block up the raised section.
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE BOLT TORQUE INFORMATION GRADE 1 OR 2 L9 (ALLOY) MARKINGS BOLTS AND CAP SCREWS L9 (ALLOY) MARKINGS FOR HEX NUTS Bolt and Nut Grade Information 1. Fasteners should be replaced with the same or higher grade fastener. If higher grade fasteners are used, these should only be tightened to the strength of the original.
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SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE GRADE 2* GRADE 5, 5.1, OR 5.2 GRADE 8 OR 8.2 L9 (ALLOY) Dry ** Lubricated** Dry ** Lubricated** Dry ** Lubricated** Head N A m lbf A ft N A m lbf A ft N A m lbf A ft N A m...
SPECIFICATIONS IMPLEMENT DIMENSIONS MODEL DRILL number WORKING TRANSPORT LENGTH WEIGHT SPACING WIDTH WIDTH HEIGHT CLEARANCE openers SDX30 19.1 cm 9.1 m 4.27 m 3.561 m 20 cm 8.5 m 10,900 kg (30') (14') (11'6") (8") (27' 10") (24,000 lb) (7.5") 9.1 m...
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE REPLACING SERIAL/PIN PLATE In cases where the frame member that the Identification Plate is attached to is damaged and the owner wishes to replace that part of the frame, the replacement part will not have a pin plate on it because it is a replacement part and not part of the machine as shipped.
Preventive maintenance, such as greasing the required locations at the correct times, making the correct adjustments and greasing the machine thoroughly before storing will help to avoid costly repairs. Always use Case IH 251H-EP grease, available from your Case dealer in the following quantities: PART NUMBER QUANTITY 132096A1 14.5 ounce tube...
Every 50 hours of operation, use a pressure lubrication gun and apply enough Case 251H-EP or equivalent NGLI No. 2 Multi-Purpose Lithium grease to flush out the old grease and dirt. The old grease will be flushed out at the seal.
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SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE SDX40 There are three locations on the secondary pivot. Secondary Endmarker Pivot 202173M1 There is one (1) grease location on the release arm pivot. Release Arm Pivot 202176M1 4. Grease the opener hub bearings weekly. Grease Opener Hub Bearings 202330M1 page 2-10...
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SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE 5. Grease the jack stand yearly. Lubricate Jack Stand 202163M2 SDX40 Shown, SDX30 Similar) 6. Lubricate the hitch pivot yearly. There is a grease location on each of the hitch arms. Grease Hitch Pivots 202164M1 (SDX40 Shown, SDX30 Similar) 7.
Before storing, apply Til-coat (Part Number 1131548R2, available from your dealer) to the surfaces of ground working tools. Apply Case 251H-EP grease to hydraulic cylinder rods to prevent rust. 3. Paint any surfaces that can rust.
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE WELDING PROCEDURES CAUTION! Always follow all necessary safety procedures when welding. Remove all flammable and explosive materials from the area around the welding location and shield flammable material that cannot be removed for the immediate area. Always have a fire guard and a fire extinguisher readily available.
SDX30 FRAME BRACE KIT NOTE: This kit was a mandatory update on SDX30 drills up to and including Serial Number CKB0028188. 1. Install the left hand plate weld bolting brace (1) (P/N 425016A1) to 6" x 10" truss wing weld and left rear wing lift as shown.
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SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE 3. Install the tube wing brace (P/N 425010A1) onto the two brackets assembled in step 1 and 2. Install 1" x 3 1/2" bolts and nuts. Refer to step 2 for installation view if needed. Torque to 280 N-m (205 lbf-ft).
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SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE NOTE: For reference only, SDX30 with brace kit installed (1) and gussets (2) added to pull points at front hitch area. SDX30 With Frame Brace Updates Installed 202349M1 page 2-16...
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE FOLD LINKAGES SECURING THE FRAME FOR REPAIR WORK CAUTION! Before disconnecting the wings, the openers should be resting on the ground. 1. Pins and bolts on the frame are difficult to remove NOTE: Refer to center section and wing section because of the frames shifting.
BOLT .75 X 6 UNC GR8 YZD PLATE ANGLE BRACKET RED BOLT .75 X 2.5 UNC GR5 YZD TUBE .375 X 4 X 6 W/ HOLES PTD PIN /W SDX30 Main Frame Components - 1 Serial Range SDX30 Main Frame Components - 1 Serial Range mainfrti...
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BOLT .750 X 8.0 GR8 ZND TUBE .375 X 4 X 6 W/ HOLES PTD BOLT 1 X 3 UNC GR8 YZD SDX30 Main Frame Assembly Showing Concord Hitch - 2 Serial Range SDX30 Main Frame Assembly Showing Concord Hitch - 2...
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BOLT .750 X 8.0 GR8 ZND PIVOT LINK/W BOLT .75 X 8.5 UNC GR8 YZD BRACKET MOUNTING PIN, PIVOT 1.5OD X 5.630UL YZD BAR BOLTING PIN, HITCH 1 X 3.5 UL SDX30 Main Frame Assembly Showing ADX Hitch - 2 Serial Range page 2-20...
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SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE SDX30 Main Frame Assembly Showing ADX Hitch - 2 Serial Range 202066C page 2-21...
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE SDX40 CENTER SECTION ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION TUBE TRUSS/W MAIN FRAME LH - 40 FT (Includes bronze bushings) TUBE TRUSS/A MAIN FRAME RH - 40 FT (Includes bronze bushings) TUBE FRONT CROSS TUBE, SUPPORT TRUSS/W CENTER HITCH LH TUBE REAR CROSS TUBE TRUSS/W CENTER HITCH RH TUBE, SUPPORT TIE ROD...
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE HUB / SPINDLES / WHEELS CAUTION! To prevent personal injury when servicing the implement, always block up the raised section. Be sure the section is stable before assembly and never rely on a jack or hydraulic device to support the raised implement.
NOTE: The standard heavy duty 8 bolt hub is shown. This caster is used on all SDX30 machines from Serial No CBJ0007001. The other 6 and 8 bolts hubs previously used on this machine are similar. Refer to your parts book.
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE SDX40 MAIN FRAME FRONT CASTER ASSEMBLY NOTE: The main frame caster hubs are shown. For information on repacking the 812 hubs, refer to the SDX40 Bogie Section. DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION CASTER ASSY FRONT (Includes tension BEARING, CUP #3720 bushings) BUSHING TNSN 1.75 X 1.5 X 1LG BEARING, CONE TM#3780...
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SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE Main Frame Front Caster Assembly 203185C page 2-31...
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE SDX40 WING FRAME FRONT CASTER ASSEMBLY NOTE: The wing frame caster hubs are shown. For information on repacking the 811 hubs, refer to the SDX40 Bogie Section. DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION CASTER ASSY FRONT (Includes tension BEARING CUP #25520 bushings) BUSHING TNSN 1.75 X 1.5 X 1LG BEARING CONE #25590...
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SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE Wing Frame Front Caster Assembly 203187C page 2-33...
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE SDX40 MAIN FRAME REAR BOGIE WHEEL SERVICE NOTE: The main frame bogies are shown. For information on repacking the 812 hubs, refer to the SDX40 Caster Section. DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION BOLT STUD .625 UNF GR5 WB46 WASHER 1.531 ID X 2.125 8GA BLK NUT WHEEL .625-18UNF GR B YZD BEARING, CUP #13621...
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SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE Main Frame Rear Bogie Assembly 203186C page 2-35...
SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL SERVICE SDX40 WING FRAME REAR BOGIE WHEEL SERVICE NOTE: The wing frame bogies are shown. For information on repacking the 811 hubs, refer to the SDX40 Caster Section. DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION STUD .563 UNF GR5 WB41 WASHER 1.531 ID X 2.125 8GA BLK NUT WHEEL .563 UNF CTD# WB40 BEARING, CUP #13621 NUT LOCK .75 UNC GR B YZD...
SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE HYDRAULICS DANGER! After hydraulic repair or maintenance, bleed the air from the hydraulic system. Air in the system could cause a loss in pressure. This loss in pressure could cause wings fall unexpectedly causing death or serious injury. Stand clear of the machine when the hydraulic cylinders are being extended and retracted.
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SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE 7. Remove the clevis end (1) by loosening the set screw. Loosening Clevis Set Screw 202036M1 8. Use a rod (1) inserted in the clevis (2) to unscrew the clevis end off of the shaft. Removing the Clevis 202039M1 9.
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SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE 11. Remove the clevis cap (1). Remove Clevis End Cap 202042M1 12. Remove the rod cap (1) by sliding it off of the shaft. Remove Rod Cap 202043M1 13. Remove the shaft (1) and check the piston for any damage.
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SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION CYLINDER ASSY. HYD 4 X 30 MONARCH CYLINDER TUBE (SDX30) CYLINDER ASSY. HYD 5 X 30 MONARCH BOLT (SDX40) HEAD NUT, 5/8" HEAD NUT, LOCK, 1 1/8" PISTON PLUG, 3/4" List of Seals, Washers, and O-Rings (3000 PSI)
SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE NOTES: Use a tool with a rounded or conical tip for removal and assembly of seals, O-rings, and back-up washers. Do not use sharp tools such as knives or screwdrivers. To avoid leaks after repairs, always use new seals, O- rings, and back-up washers.
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SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE 17. Replace the piston (1) into the cylinder barrel (2). Piston inserted into the cylinder barrel (below). Replace Piston in Cylinder 202044M1 18. Inserting piston rod cap assembly into the cylinder. Replace End Cap 202043M1 19.
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SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE 20. Install nuts on shorter threaded end of the tie rods. At lease one full tread must show past the end of the nut. Install tie rods with nuts through clevis cap first then through rod cap.
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SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE 22. Install rod clevis, visually inspect to see if the rod clevis is square and aligned to the center line of the cylinder. The set screw should be in the center of the casting. Rod clevis must thread freely; don’t force rod clevis to thread to position.
SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE REPLACING THE CYLINDER ON THE MACHINE AND BLEEDING THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 23. Prop the cylinder body up with a block of wood or other suitable material. Attach the cylinders at the base end on the frame, leaving the rod end detached. 24.
SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE SDX40 SUBBAR CYLINDER NOTE: Can either be a 4" x 12" (for 15" spacing) or 4.5" x 12" (for 7.5" and 10" spacing) cylinder. DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION CYLINDER ASSY. HYD 4.5 X 12 MONARCH ROD ASSY. PISTON COLLAR PNTD RING - wear PLATE, END CYL HEAD 4.5 CTD...
SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE SDX40 WING LIFT CYLINDER DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION CYLINDER ASSY. HYD 5.00 X 30 IOWA TUBE - CYLINDER SEAL KIT (INCLUDES REF #2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 12 ROD ASSY. CYL AND 13) HEAD CYLINDER HEAD CYLINDER, FRONT BACKUP U-CUP O-RING...
SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE SUBBAR HYDRAULICS SDX30 1 SERIAL RANGE SUBBAR HYDRAULICS - up to Serial Number CKB0028188 DESCRIPTION CYLINDER 4X12 CTD 3000PSI W/ 1 PIN HOSE ASSY. HYD .375 X 190 FL HOSE ASSY. HYD .375 X 189 FL HOSE ASSY.
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SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE SDX30 Subbar Hydraulics - 1 Serial Range 00000004 page 3-25...
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HOSE HYD .375 X 188 HOSE HYD .25 X 188 FL HOSE HYD .375 X 100 FL HOSE HYD .25 X 100 FL FASTENER TIE-WRAP .18 X 15.5LG BLK NYL SDX30 Subbar 2 Serial Range - Part 1 of 2 page 3-26...
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SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE SDX30 Subbar Hydraulics - 2 Serial Range - Part 1 of 2 201114C page 3-27...
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HOSE ASSY. HYD .375 X 189 FL HOSE ASSY. HYD .375 X 168 FL HOSE ASSY. HYD .375 X 100 FL FASTENER TIE-WRAP .18 X 15.5LG BLK NYL SDX30 Subbar 2 Serial Range - Part 2 of 2 page 3-28...
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SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE SDX30 Subbar Hydraulics - 2 Serial Range Part 2 of 2 201143C page 3-29...
SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE SDX40 SUBBAR HYDRAULICS DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION FITTING STL 90DEG .5MB .5MJ VALVE, PILOT CART HYD CHECK CYLINDER ASSY. HYD 4.5 X 12 MONARCH PNTD ELBOW FIT STL 90DEG .5MB .375MJ CONNECTOR FIT STL T .5MJ .5MJ .5MB CYLINDER ASSY.
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SECTION 3 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SERVICE SDX40 Subbar Cylinder 202078C page 3-31...
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CLUTCHES AND WORK SWITCH ........4-4 Remote Clutch - For SDX30 Drills Used with Concord Air Systems ... 4-4 Remote Work Switch - used with SDX30 and SDX40 with ADX Air Systems .
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE TURN SIGNAL AND FLASHER LAMP BULBS 1. Remove the screws. 2. Push down and rotate counterclockwise to remove bulb. 3. Install the new bulb. 4. Install the cover and screws. TAIL LAMP 1.
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE CLUTCHES AND WORK SWITCH REMOTE CLUTCH - For SDX30 Drills Used with Concord Air Systems A remote clutch attachment is available for the SDX30 drill. This attachment automatically engages the air system meter clutch when the openers are lowered into the ground and disengages the clutch when the openers are raised out of the ground.
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE REMOTE WORK SWITCH - Used with SDX30 and SDX40 with ADX Air Systems NOTE: Before attaching the switch assembly to the implement, connect the appropriate length of electrical cable to the switch. 1. Insert the electrical cable ends through the rubber grommet.
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SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE REMOTE SWITCH ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION REMOTE SWITCH ASSEMBLY U-BOLT 5/16" x 4 1/8" W x 4 3/4" D U-BOLT BRACKET FOR 2,3 & 4 LOCKNUT 5/16" UNC SPRING-E .08WR .75D 9L CHAIN #8, 24"LONG KEY RING 107018C Remote Switch Installation Fasten the remote switch assembly (1) to the to the center...
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SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE SWITCH WIRE ROUTING (TOW BEHIND) Use the switch cable supplied to connect the switch to the remote switch connector located at the front of the air cart harness (Detail B). 203214C NOTE: Be sure the switch wires will not be stretched or tangled and the switch will not be damaged as the machine is raised and lowered.
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SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE SWITCH WIRE ROUTING (TOW BETWEEN) Use the longest switch cable supplied to connect the switch to the remote switch connector located at the rear of the air cart harness. 203213C NOTES: Remove the dust cap to connect the switch cable plug. The end of the cable with the ring terminals is fastened to the terminals of the switch.
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SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE REMOTE SWITCH ADJUSTMENTS Lower the seeding tool until the ground openers are NOTE: The spring mounted to the fixed support must resting on the ground. be in place to allow for over-extension as the seeding tool is lowered further into the ground.
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE CONNECTOR SERVICE KIT Connector service kits are available from the manufacturer for maintenance and repair of electrical connectors on tillage equipment and air seeders. For a drill connected to a ADX3360, order part number 14531; for a drill connected to an ADX2180 or a ADX2230, order part number 13345V2.
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE 7. The result will be a perfect termination. NOTE: Ensure that there are no unterminated wire strands and that some strand ends can be seen at the forward edge of the crimp. Also note that the insulator is gripped by the smaller Perfect Termination 902001S...
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE 3. Pull contact-wire (4) assembly out of connector with the extractor tool (3). Remove Wire and Extraction Tool 902010M1 CONTACT INSERTION (GROMMET) 1. Grasp contact approximately 25.4 mm (1") behind the contact crimp barrel. 2.
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE CONTACT REMOVAL (PACKARD WEATHER PACK) Terminal Removal This tool is designed to remove Weather Pack and Compac 1 terminals from the connector. 1. Open connector secondary lock (1). 2. Grasp the lead and push the terminal to the forward most position.
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE TERMINAL REPLACEMENT (WEATHER PACK) Crimp Tool - Weather Pack (Crimp Tool 14623, Pioneer Packard P/N 12085115). This tool is designed for crimping male and female weather pack terminals to 14, 16, 18 and 20 gauge wires (2 mm - 5 mm).
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SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE 9. Check crimp and seal for damage; re-terminate if necessary. 902013S Perfect Termination 10. Emergency release level (4) on crimping tool. Emergency Release Lever 902013M1 VENDOR CONNECTOR CONTACTS SEALS EXTRACTION CRIMP TOOL TOOLS PN PACKARD 10752 (5) 225123C1-18/20AWG (10)
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE CONTACT REMOVAL (DTM SERIES) 1. Remove orange wedge receptacle (1) using needle nose pliers (2) to pull the wedge straight out. Remove the Receptacle 902018M2 2. To remove the contacts, gently pull wire backwards, while at the same time releasing the locking finger by moving it away from the contact with a screwdriver.
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE CONTACT INSERTION (DTM SERIES) 1. Grasp the crimped contact approximately 24.5 mm (1") behind the contact barrel. 2. Hold connector with rear grommet facing you. 3. Push contact straight into the connector grommet until a click is felt.
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE AMP CRIMPING PROCEDURE Strip wire to 6 mm (1/4"), taking care not to nick or cut wire strands. Select the required contact and identify the appropriate crimp section of the tool according to the wire size markings.
SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE TROUBLESHOOTING TABLES PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS Excessive seed bounce in furrow. 1. Worn seed retention tab. 1. Replace tab. Seeds sitting on the surface. 1. Inadequate disk penetration. 1. Increase disk penetration adjustment. 2. Broken/worn seed retaining tab. 2.
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SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS Poor seed placement 1. Worn scrapers. 1. Replace scrapers . 2. Inadequate down pressure . 2. Increase opener down pressure adjustment. 3. Improper packing force. 3. Ensure adequate and proper packing force.
SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS GENERAL ADJUSTMENTS 1. Check the torque on the disk bolts after the first 90 ha (200 ac) and periodically throughout the season as recommended on the maintenance chart. 2. Wear on the disk is normal. The disks should be replaced if the diameter has reached 53.3 cm (21") or when disk penetration suffers.
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SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE To change the opener down pressure: 1. Insert the spring assembly pin so the hairpin is on the disk side of the opener. 2. Fully insert the hairpin onto the spring assembly pin. This will reduce the chance of residue (e.g. corn and sunflower stalks) from accidentally removing the hair pin.
SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE SCRAPER ADJUSTMENTS The scraper creates the opposite side of the seed trench to the disk. The scraper is designed to be self-aligning, using a spring behind the scraper to maintain contact between the scraper and the disk. 1.
Gauge Wheel Lock Handle 207046C New Style Depth Handle (After PIN CBJ0017520 (SDX30) and After PIN CBJ0017459 (SDX40)) The gauge wheel position is adjusted by unlocking the handle (1). To unlock the handle (1), push down on it and then press down on the locking spring (2) to release it.
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SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE 2. The gauge wheel also removes soil build-up on the disk. Therefore, the gap between the disk and gauge wheel is very important. If the gap is too wide, the wheel will plug with mud or residue. The gap between the gauge wheel and the disk should be between lightly touching to 3 mm (1/8").
SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE SEED FIRMING WHEEL The seed firming wheel pushes the seed to the bottom of The press wheel places soil over the seed and packs the the furrow and helps to ensure good seed-to-soil contact. seed and soil into the furrow. This eliminates air pockets Check seed placement routinely and whenever planting and firms the soil around the seed.
Shims should be used to adjust the spacing as required. Gauge Wheel Assembly 207047C (With Old Style Depth Handle; Up to PIN CKB0028188 and Before PIN CBJ0007520 for SDX30 and CBJ0017459 for SDX40) page 5-11...
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SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE Gauge Wheel Assembly 207050C (With New Style Depth Handle, After PIN CBJ0007520 for SDX30, and PIN CBJ0017459 for the SDX40) page 5-12...
SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE PACKER WHEEL ASSEMBLY 1. Ensure all components are free of foreign materials 4. Remove roll pin (4) and washer from packer wheel such as dirt, straw or fertilizer. arm (3) and slide packer wheel arm out of main casting.
SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE SEED FIRMING WHEEL 1. Ensure all components are free of foreign materials 5. Inspect bushings in main casting and seed firming such as dirt, straw or fertilizer. wheel arm shaft (4) for wear. Replace if necessary. 2.
SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE SCRAPER ASSEMBLY 1. Ensure all components are free of foreign materials such as dirt, straw or fertilizer. 2. Remove the nuts (18) and spring (15) holding the scraper (16) to the scraper bracket (14). 3. Inspect the scraper for wear. Replace if necessary. Scrapers should be replaced if the bottom edge of the scraper is worn more than 12 mm (1/2") or when seed placement is affected.
SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE REPAIR THE SEED TUBE 1. Ensure all components are free of foreign materials 4. Inspect the seed tube for wear. Replace if necessary. such as dirt, straw or fertilizer. 5. Inspect the seed retention tab (20). Replace if 2.
SECTION 5 - OPENER SERVICE MAIN CAST ARM BUSHINGS To maintain or repair the main cast arm bushings: 1. Ensure all components are free of foreign materials such as dirt, straw or fertilizer. 2. Remove bolt (7) and pivot pin (6) from main cast arm (3).
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SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE TROUBLESHOOTING TABLES PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS The center manifold lines are 1. Not enough air velocity. 1. Adjust the air dampers. plugged. 2. Fan turning too slowly. 2. Increase the fan RPM. 3. Fan inlet is restricted. 3.
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SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS Lines are plugged - outside 1. Line length differences are too 1. Remove excess length, or add (longest) lines only. great. length to shortest lines. 2. Hoses make too many sharp 2.
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SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS Product buildup/accumulation in 1. Humid air conditions. 1. Change to a different product. air passage ways (high moisture product). 2. Moisture sensitive product. 2. A full tank reduces potential for this problem.
SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE SINGLE RANK OPERATION Either the front or the back rank of the drill can be locked up to change row spacing. On the 7.5” spacing drill, the rear rank can be locked up for planting on 15” rows. Thirty inch row spacing can be achieved by locking up the front rank and using every other opener on the back rank.
SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE SETTING THE FAN SPEED - CONCORD AIR SYSTEMS IMPORTANT: Fan speed charts have been calculated to provide a starting point only! Conditions such as humidity, type of fertilizer, % of the rate that is fertilizer, hose routings, temperature, etc. will affect the way the product moves through the air stream.
SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE HOSES When installing hoses, first measure them. Leave some slack for folding and hose equalization and then cut and install. Refer to the air package assembly manuals for more detailed information on hose layout and assembly. Primary Hoses - the 2 1/2"...
SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE THEORY OF OPERATION - AIR SYSTEM NOTE: Refer to your air cart service manual for more It is important that no hose ever be looped, causing the product to do a 360 / change in direction. The air flow information on the air delivery system from the air cart to the tillage equipment.
SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE TO DETERMINE ADEQUATE CARRYING VELOCITIES OPEN HOSE METHOD NOTE: The Velocity Chart Method is another way of determining velocity, if the air cart is equipped with velocity sensors. Refer to the air cart service manual for more information. NOTE: The appropriate method to be used depends on the configuration of the air cart.
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SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE AIR SYSTEM COMPONENTS - CONCORD AIR SYSTEM FRONT TOW PRIMARY MANIFOLD STAND DESCRIPTION CLAMP #44 - STAINLESS NUT, LOCK .375 UNC GR B YZD BOLT .375 X 1 UNC GR5 YZD BOLT .375 X 1.25 UNC GR5 YZD NUT JAM .375 UNC GR2 YZD CLAMP MUFFLER, 2.5 .312 ROD PLT COVER PLATE HOSE CONNECT...
SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE PIVOT ASSEMBLY MANIFOLD STANDS DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION FITTING 1/4-28 TAPER THREAD BUSHING POLYLUBE 1.25OD 1 ID NUT, LOCK .5 UNC GR A YZD NYL LK ARM ASSY. PRIMARY MANIFOLD STAND BOLT 1/2-13 X 8 GR 5 ZND. PLATE BOLTING NUT .375 UNC GR5 YZD SUPPORT ASSY.
SECTION 6 - AIR SYSTEM SERVICE AIR SYSTEM COMPONENTS - ADX AIR SYSTEM HEADER ASSEMBLIES DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION SPRING CLIP LID EZ FLOW HEADER INSERT HEADER EZ FLOW GLUED SCREW TAP .25-15 X .5 PH B PI INSERT NOSE HEADER INSERT HEADER PORT CLAMP MUFFLER, 2.5 .312 ROD PLT LID EZ FLOW HEADER C/W SEAL NUT .
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SECTION 7 - ENDMARKER SERVICE ENDMARKERS SAFETY DURING OPERATION DANGER! Stand clear of implement when end marker is being folded or unfolded. Disc blade on end of boom swings out fast and covers a large area. Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.
SECTION 7 - ENDMARKER SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS 1. Endmarker adjustments. Bifold pivot (1). Knuckle pivot (4). For correct adjustment of the endmarker the primary arm (3) needs to be parallel to the toolbar. The secondary arm (2) needs to be parallel to the primary arm (3).
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SECTION 7 - ENDMARKER SERVICE 3. Offset pin at bifold pivot. Adjust the offset pin at the bifold pivot to align the bifold portion of the endmarker, making it parallel to the toolbar. Loosen the 5/8" bolt (1). Turn the offset pivot pin (2) on the head until the endmarker is aligned.
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SECTION 7 - ENDMARKER SERVICE 5. Marker weight bias spring. The marker bias spring should be adjusted to give efficient weight on the disc to give a good mark in the field and to have tension on the spring when the marker is folded in.
SECTION 7 - ENDMARKER SERVICE SDX40 ENDMARKER ASSEMBLY The endmarker is mounted to the SDX40 drill as shown. Endmarker Mount 202357S DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION PIN, SPLIT (COTTER) HAIR .243 X 4 YZD U-BOLT US .75 4.06W 8D WASHER .938 ID 2.25 YZD WASHER .813 ID YZD SPRING (COIL) -C .313 WR 1.625 OD 12.5 BOLT .313 X 4 UNC GR5 YZD...
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SECTION 7 - ENDMARKER SERVICE ENDMARKER HYDRAULICS DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION VALVE HYD SEQUENCE 2 WAY BOLT .375 X 1 UNC GR5 YZD FITTING PIO CPLR .5M-TIP .5FP PLUG FIT STL .5MB HEX VALVE, PRESSURE RELIEF 1000PSI ISOLATOR HOSE CLAMP SMALL FITTING STL .5MB .5MJ RES 0.0625 CLAMP HOSE FORMED 2.88X.94PNT CYLINDER ASSY.
SECTION 7 - ENDMARKER SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS ADJUSTING DISC ANGLE The angle of the marking disc can be adjusted to be more or less aggressive depending on the field condition. Harder ground or thicker stubble may require a greater angle to make the mark more visible. To adjust the disc angle: 1.
SECTION 7 - ENDMARKER SERVICE ENDMARKER BIAS SPRING ADJUSTMENT The spring bias adjusts the amount of down pressure on the marking disc. More pressure will leave deeper marks in the field. If possible, adjust the spring so it is tensioned when the endmarker is retracted.
SECTION 7 - ENDMARKER SERVICE ENDMARKER SERVICE BEARING REPLACEMENT Refer to the following table and figure for the parts and parts descriptions for the bearing replacement. Remove dust cap, cotterpin and spindle nut. Before installing the bearings in the housing, partially fill the housing with grease.
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SECTION 7 - ENDMARKER SERVICE DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION NUT, LOCK .625 UNC GR B YZD DISC 16'' CONCAVE NOTCHED BOLT .625 X 1.75 UNC GR5 YZD CAP HUB DC11 YZD NUT, LOCK .5 UNC GR B YZD SCREW WHEEL .5 UNF GR5 WB96 BEARING, CUP #L44610 HUB ASSY.
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