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Amazone ED 302 Operator's Manual

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ED 302
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Precision Airplanter
Before starting operation,
MG 1239
please carefully read and
BAH0002 10.05
adhere to this operator's
Printed in Germany
manual and safety advice!
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  • Page 1 Operator's manual ED 302 ED 452 ED 452-K ED 602-K ED 902-K Precision Airplanter Before starting operation, MG 1239 please carefully read and BAH0002 10.05 adhere to this operator's Printed in Germany manual and safety advice! ED BAH0002 10.05...
  • Page 2 Reading the instruction manual and to adhere to it should not appear to be inconvenient and superfluous as it is not enough to hear from others and to realise that a machine is good, to buy it and to believe that now everything would work by itself.
  • Page 3 + 49 (0) 5405 501-290 Fax.: + 49 (0) 5405 501-106 E-mail: et@amazone.de Spare parts online catalogue: www.amazone.de When ordering spare parts please always state the serial number of your machine. Formal remarks to this instruction manual Document Number: MG 1239 Date of edition: 10.05...
  • Page 4 Please send your suggestions by fax. AMAZONEN-WERKE H. DREYER GmbH & Co. KG Postfach 51 D-49202 Hasbergen Tel.: + 49 (0) 5405 50 1-0 Fax.: + 49 (0) 5405 501-234 E-mail: amazone@amazone.de ED BAH0002 10.05...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Operation with PTO shafts....................31 2.16.7 Seed drill operation ......................32 Loading.......................33 Loading of ED 302 and ED 452 precision airplanters ............33 Loading the ED 452-K and ED 602-K precision airplanter ..........34 Loading the ED 902-K precision airplanter.................34 Description of product ................35 Overview –...
  • Page 6 Table of contents Grain spacing........................56 5.5.1 Grain spacing (tabular)...................... 56 5.5.2 Grain spacing (by way of calculation) ................62 5.5.3 Determination of chain wheel pairings for setting- and secondary gearboxes..... 62 Track markers........................63 Wheel mark eradicators (Option)..................64 Under root fertilising (option) .....................
  • Page 7 Operation....................146 10.1 Starting the operation ......................146 10.2 Transport securing device of the track markers (ED 302 and ED 452 [-K]) .......147 10.3 Folding the machine wings ....................147 10.3.1 Folding machine wings and track markers (ED 452-K and ED 602-K) ......148 10.3.2...
  • Page 8 Table of contents 12.1.2 Cleaning the vacuum impeller ..................154 12.1.3 Cleaning the filling worm auger ..................155 12.2 Lubrication advice ......................156 12.2.1 Overview lubrication points....................157 12.3 Maintenance and care - Review ..................159 12.4 Wheel bolt torques ......................160 12.5 Tyre pressure........................

  • Page 9: User Advice

    User advice User advice The chapter "User advice" provides information for dealing with the instruction manual. Purpose of the document The present instruction manual · describes the operation and the maintenance for the machine. · gives important hints for a safety conscious and efficient opera- tion with the machine.

  • Page 10: General Safety Advice

    General safety advice General safety advice This chapter contains important hints for the safety conscious opera- tion of the machine. Obligations and liability Observe the advice given in this instruction manual The knowledge of the basic safety advice and safety regulations are the pre-condition for the safety conscious dealing with the machine and its trouble free operation.
  • Page 11 General safety advice Danger when dealing with the machine The machine has been manufactured according to the state of the art and the certified safety regulations. Nevertheless, the operation of the machine could cause danger and adverse effects on · body and life of the operator or third parties, ·...

  • Page 12: Illustration Of Safety Advice

    General safety advice Illustration of safety advice The safety advice is identified by a symbol and a warning. The warn- ing describes the seriousness of the threatened danger. The individ- ual symbols have the following meaning: Danger! Immediate imminent danger to life and health of persons (severe injuries or death).

  • Page 13: Organising Measures

    General safety advice Organising measures The operator must ensure the availability of the personal protective equipment, e.g.: · safety glasses · safety shoes · protective clothing · skin protecting agent, etc.. Important! The instruction manual · should always be kept at the place where the machine is operated.

  • Page 14: Training Of The Staff

    General safety advice Training of the staff Only people who are trained and familiarised may operate with/on the machine. The responsibility of persons for operation and maintenance should clearly be prescribed. A trainee may only operate the machine under the supervision of a skilled person.

  • Page 15: Maintenance And Repair, Remedy Of Faults

    General safety advice Maintenance and repair, remedy of faults Carry out all prescribed setting-, maintenance and servicing work in due time. Secure all operating systems like compressed air and hydraulics against unintended starting. When exchanging larger components carefully affix them to the hoist- ing implement.

  • Page 16: Spare Parts And Wearing Parts And Auxiliary Parts

    Spare parts and wearing parts and auxiliary parts Immediately exchange defective machine parts. Only use original -AMAZONE- spare- and wearing parts or the parts approved by Messrs AMAZONEN-WERKEN so that the operating permit remains valid according to the national and interna- tional regulations.

  • Page 17: Safety Symbols And Other Identifications On The Machine

    General safety advice 2.13 Safety symbols and other identifications on the machine Important! Always keep all safety symbols on the machine clean and in well readable condition! Replace not readable safety symbols. Ask your dealer for warning signs stating the relevant order number (e.g.
  • Page 18 General safety advice Picture No. and Explanation Safety symbols MD 078 Danger of squeezing! Severe injury on finger or hand. Never reach into this zone as long as parts are still moving. MD 081 Danger of squeezing! Severe injury to the whole body or fatal injury. Before staying underneath lifted machines se- cure lifting rams of lifted machine parts against unintended lowering.
  • Page 19 General safety advice MD 086 Danger of squeezing! Severe injury to the whole body or fatal injury. Before staying underneath lifted machines se- cure lifting rams of lifted machine parts against unintended lowering. For this make use of the mechanic support or the hydraulic locking de- vice.
  • Page 20 General safety advice MD 097 Danger of squeezing! Severe injury to the entire body or fatal injury. When actuating the power lift keep outside the lifting area of the three point linkage. Standing of persons within the lifting area of the three point linkage is prohibited when the three point lift is actuated.

  • Page 21: Positioning Of Warning Decals And Other Identifications

    General safety advice 2.13.1 Positioning of warning decals and other identifications Warning decals The following illustrations show the arrangement of the warning de- cals. Precision Airplanter ED 302 Fig. 1 Fig. 2 ED BAH0002 10.05...
  • Page 22 General safety advice Precision Airplanter ED 452 [-K] and ED 602-K Fig. 3 Fig. 4 ED BAH0002 10.05...
  • Page 23 General safety advice Precision Airplanter ED 902-K Fig. 5 Fig. 6 ED BAH0002 10.05...

  • Page 24: Danger When Not Adhering To The Safety Advice

    General safety advice 2.14 Danger when not adhering to the safety advice Not adhering to the safety advice · may result in endangering persons, also the environment and also the machine itself. · may result in the rejection of any claim for damage. Not paying attention to the safety advice may cause the following risks: ·...

  • Page 25: Safety Advice For The Operator

    General safety advice 2.16 Safety advice for the operator Warning! Always check traffic and operational safety before putting the machine to operation! 2.16.1 General safety and accident prevention advice · Adhere to the general rules of health- and safety precautions be- sides the advice in this instruction manual! ·...
  • Page 26 General safety advice Operation of the machine · Become acquainted with the machine controls and functions be- fore beginning the operation. Doing this during operation would be too late. · Wear close-fitting clothes. Wearing loose-fitting clothes would in- crease the danger of getting caught by the drive shafts. ·...
  • Page 27 General safety advice transport position. · Before starting to travel secure all swivelling machine parts in transport position against dangerous movement from their posi- tion. For this use the intended transport securing devices. · Before starting to travel secure the lever of the three point hy- draulics against unintended lifting or lowering of the mounted or trailed machine.

  • Page 28: Hydraulic System

    General safety advice 2.16.2 Hydraulic system · The hydraulic system is under high pressure! · Connect hydraulic hoses to the hydraulic rams and motors ac- cording to the advice in the instructions! · When fitting the hydraulic hoses to the tractor hydraulic sockets always ensure that the hydraulic system on the tractor as well as on the implement is without pressure! ·...

  • Page 29: Electric Outfit

    · Any spare parts fitted must, as a minimum meet with the imple- ment manufacturers' fixed technical standards! Using original - AMAZONE- spare parts for example ensures this! ED BAH0002 10.05...

  • Page 30: Mounted Implements

    General safety advice 2.16.5 Mounted implements · When mounting implicitly ensure that the mounting categories of tractor and machine coincide or have been matched. · Adhere to the manufacturer's prescriptions! · Before the mounting and dismounting of implements to the three-point linkage, position operating device to exclude any possibility of accidental lifting or lowering! ·...

  • Page 31: Operation With Pto Shafts

    General safety advice 2.16.6 Operation with PTO shafts · Only use PTO shafts which are designed for the implement by the manufacturer and which are equipped with all legally re- quested guards! · Please also observe the operator’s manual of the PTO shaft manufacturer.

  • Page 32: Seed Drill Operation

    General safety advice · When travelling in curves mind the permissible angling and slid- ing length! · When using the ground-related PTO take note that the PTO speed is related to the forward speed and that the sense of rota- tion reverses when backing up! 2.16.7 Seed drill operation...

  • Page 33: Loading

    Loading Danger! Do not stand underneath a machine lifted by a hoist crane. Loading of ED 302 and ED 452 precision airplanters Load the ED 302 and ED 452 precision airplanter with the aid of a hoist crane (Fig. 7).

  • Page 34: Loading The Ed 452-K And Ed 602-K Precision Airplanter

    Loading Loading the ED 452-K and ED 602-K precision airplanter Fold in the ED 452-K and ED 602-K precision airplanter and use a hoist crane for loading. Affix the transport ropes (Fig. 9/1) on the eyes of the machine. Fig. 9 The eyes are marked with stickers (Fig.

  • Page 35: Description Of Product

    Description of product Description of product This chapter · provides you with a comprehensive survey about the design of the machine. · provides the descriptions of the individual components and parts. Read this chapter when standing at the machine. In this way you will get optimally acquainted to the machine.
  • Page 36 Description of product Fig. 12 Fig. 12/... (1) PTO shaft for impeller drive (2) Drive wheels (3) Setting gearbox Classic seeder unit Fig. 13/... (1) Seed hopper (2) Setting the seed placement depth (3) Seed housing (4) Sowing coulter (5) Flex rubber tyres (6) Pre-running closers Fig.
  • Page 37 Description of product Fig. 15/... (1) 2 x 220 litre fertiliser hopper (Option) Fig. 15 Fig. 16/... (1) Front tank (fertiliser) (2) Star wheel (3) Metering device (4) Injector sluice (5) Impeller (6) Collection tray for calibration test Fig. 16 Fig.
  • Page 38 Description of product Fig. 18 Operator terminal (Option) Fig. 18 Fig. 19 Operator terminal (Op- tion) Fig. 19 ED BAH0002 10.05...

  • Page 39: Overview - Supply Lines Between Tractor And Machine

    Description of product Overview – Supply lines between tractor and machine Hydraulic connections Control valve* Function Control valve 1 Track marker actuation Control valve 2 Machine wing folding left hand side (ED 02-K) Control valve 3** Machine wing folding right hand side (ED 02-K) Control valve 4 Hydraulic motor filling worm auger (Option) Control valve 5...

  • Page 40: Traffic Safety Device (Optional Equipment)

    Description of product Traffic safety device (optional equipment) Fig. 20/... (1)2 rear lights (2) 2 brake lights (3) 2 indicators (4) 2 red rear reflectors (round, rectangular, or triangular) (5) 1 carrier for the registration number with light (6) 2 warning plates facing to the rear. Fig.

  • Page 41: Designed Use

    · adhering the service and maintenance work. · the exclusive use of original -AMAZONE- spare parts. Other use than that stipulated is prohibited and is no longer consid- ered as designed use. For damage resulting from not designed use ·...

  • Page 42: Danger Zones

    Description of product Danger zones Within these zones permanently existing danger or unexpectedly aris- ing danger exist. Safety symbols identify these danger zones. Here particular safety advices are valid. Please refer to chapter "General safety advice", page on page 25. Danger zones prevail: ·...

  • Page 43: Type Plate And Ce Declaration

    The CE-sign (Fig. 23) on the machine indicates the compliance with the valid EC guide lines! Fig. 23 ED 302, ED 452 (-K): Fixing of the type plate and the CE sign (Fig. 24) above the PTO shaft rest. ED 602-K: Fixing of the type plate and the CE sign (Fig.

  • Page 44: Technical Data

    Description of product Technical data Precision Airplanter ED 302 ED 452 ED 452-K Seeder units Classic Contour Classic Contour Classic Contour Possible tyresen 10.0/75-15 oder 31x15,5/15 Transport width (pls. also refer to table,on page 3,00 4,00 3,00 3,00 Transport length...
  • Page 45 Description of product Precision Airplanter ED 602-K ED 902-K Seeder units Classic Contour Classic Contour Possible tyres 31x15,5/15 26x12,0/12 Transport width (please also refer to table, on 3,05 3,05 page 55) Transport length 2,90 2,75 Number of sowing units in Standardausführung (Row spacing 75cm) max.

  • Page 46: Required Tractor Equipment

    Tractor engine power Without fertiliser hopper With fertiliser hopper ED 302 from 44 kW (60 HP) from 55 kW (75 HP) ED 452, ED452-K from 55 kW (75 HP)

  • Page 47: Details About Noise Level

    Description of product Control valve 1: Single acting (track marker actuation) Control valve 2: Double acting (machine wing folding left hand [ED 02-K]) Control valve 3*: Double acting (machine wing folding right hand[ED 02-K]) Control valve 4: (Hydraulic motor filling worm auger [Op- Single acting tion]) Control valve 5:...

  • Page 48: Assembly And Function

    Track markers (Fig. 27/6) trace the next bout either in the tractor cen- tre or in the tractor wheel mark (except for ED 302 and ED 902-K). For under root fertilising (option) the precision airplanters are equip- ped with fertiliser coulters (Fig.

  • Page 49: Classic Seeder Unit

    Assembly and function Classic seeder unit The Classic seeder unit is used for sowing on ploughed soils. Seed which is sown with the Classic seeder unit: · · Maize Peas · · Beans Cotton · · Sunflower Sorghum The seed placement depth is set with the aid of a crank (Fig.

  • Page 50: Contour Seeder Unit

    Assembly and function Contour seeder unit Sowing procedure with the Contour seeder unit: · Sowing after the plough · Mulch sowing Seed to sow with the aid of the Contour seeder unit: · · Maize Sugar beet · · Beans Beet ·...
  • Page 51 Assembly and function In fields with organic matter large double discs (Fig. 32/1) clear the crop residue in front of the sowing coulter (Fig. 32/2). The rubber V-press roller (Fig. 32/3) and Super V- press roller is suited for conventional and mulch sowing.
  • Page 52 Assembly and function The clod clearers (Fig. 35/1) allow the smooth run of the seeder units on soils with coarse sur- face structures. Do not set the clod clearers too deeply. The clod clearers should only clear the coarse clods. The complete soil movement by the clod clearer would result in disadvantages when closing the seed furrows.

  • Page 53: Seed Metering

    Assembly and function Seed metering The sowing of a determined number of "grains per m²" of "grains per ha" at a pre-set row spac- ing is desired. From this results the necessary grain spacing which is adjusted by changing the rev. speed of the singling discs ·...
  • Page 54 Assembly and function The ejector (Fig. 41/1) removes possible broken grains which might block the holes of the sin- gling disc. In case several seed grains are drawn on to one hole a stripper which is settable in 5 positions, (Fig.

  • Page 55: Adjustable Row Spacings

    Number of sowing units ising pos- sowing units ing possible width (m) width (m) width (m) width (m) sible ED 302 2,80 3,00 2 right hand / 2 left hand 2,80 3,00 3,00 3,00 2 right hand / 2 left hand...

  • Page 56: Grain Spacing

    Assembly and function Grain spacing Desired is the sowing of a determined number of "grains per m²" or "grains per hectare" at pre-set row spacing and pre-determined sin- gling disc. 5.5.1 Grain spacing (tabular) Please find the required grain spacing in the tables on page 57. Example: Singling discs: 30 holes...
  • Page 57 Assembly and function Singling discs with 15 holes Row spacing Grain Grains/m spacing a 80 cm 75 cm 70 cm 60 cm 50 cm 45 cm 37,5 cm 30 cm (cm) Number of grains per hectare 12,2 102459 109290 117103 136612 163934 182149...
  • Page 58 Assembly and function Singling discs with 30 holes Row spacing Grain- Grains/m spacing a 80 cm 75 cm 70 cm 60 cm 50 cm 45 cm 37,5 cm 30 cm (cm) Number of grains per hectare 16,4 204918 218579 234204 273224 327869 364299...
  • Page 59 Assembly and function Singling discs with 45 holes Row spacing Grain- Grains/m spacing a 80 cm 75 cm 70 cm 60 cm 50 cm 45 cm 37,5 cm 30 cm (cm) Number of grains per hectare 24,4 304878 325203 348450 406504 487805 542005...
  • Page 60 Assembly and function Singling discs with 60 holes Row spacing Grain- Grains/m spacing a 80 cm 75 cm 70 cm 60 cm 50 cm 45 cm 37,5 cm 30 cm (cm) Number of grains per hectare 32,8 409836 437158 468409 546448 655738 728597...
  • Page 61 Assembly and function Singling discs with 90 holes Row spacing Grain- Grains/m spacing a 80 cm 75 cm 70 cm 60 cm 50 cm 45 cm 37,5 cm 30 cm (cm) Number of grains per hectare 48,8 609756 650407 696902 813008 975610 1084011...

  • Page 62: Grain Spacing (By Way Of Calculation)

    Assembly and function 5.5.2 Grain spacing (by way of calculation) Grain spacing a [cm] = Grains per m² x row spacing [m] Example: Number of holes of the singling discs: 30 holes Desired "number of grains per hectare" : 95000 grains/ha (= 9,5 grains per m²) Selected row spacing: 0,75 m Grain spacing a [cm] =...

  • Page 63: Track Markers

    Assembly and function Example: Singling discs: 30 holes Grain spacing a: 13,9 cm Find in table (Fig. 48): Chain wheel pairing in setting gearbox: A – 3 Chain wheel pairing in secondary gearbox: Y Fig. 48 Track markers The hydraulically actuated track markers (Fig. 49) alternately mark the soil on the right and left hand side of the machine.

  • Page 64: Wheel Mark Eradicators (Option)

    Assembly and function Wheel mark eradicators (Option) The execution of the wheel mark eradicators (option) depends on machine type and range of operation. The wheel mark eradicators (Fig. 50) can be set horizontally and vertically. Fig. 50 ED BAH0002 10.05...

  • Page 65: Under Root Fertilising (Option)

    Assembly and function Under root fertilising (option) 5.8.1 Fertiliser coulters The fertiliser placement depth and the distance from the fertiliser coul- ters to the sowing coulter is adjustable. The fertiliser coulters give way to obstacles. The drag fertiliser coulters (Fig. 51) are used ·...

  • Page 66: Electronic Monitoring And Operation (Option)

    Assembly and function Electronic monitoring and operation (option) The precision airplanters are electronically monitored and operated with the aid of the on board computer (option). Three on board com- puters are available for the different demands: · · · Display and actuation on the operator terminal in the tractor cab. 5.9.1 ·...
  • Page 67 Assembly and function 5.9.2 integrates the func- tions of and in addition con- tains the following functions: · folds in and out the seeder unit wings indi- vidually · folds in and out the track marker arms indi- vidually · switches the filling worm auger on and off ·...

  • Page 68: Putting Into Operation

    Putting into operation Putting into operation In his chapter you will find information for putting your machine into operation. Danger! · Before putting the machine into operation ensure that the operator has read and understood the instruction manual. · Before hitching the machine on or off read the chapter "Safety advice for the operator", on page 25 Coupling and uncoupling the machine Transport of the machine...

  • Page 69: First Operation

    Putting into operation First operation 6.1.1 Determining the actual values for the tractor total weight, tractor axle loads, tyre carrying capacity as well as the required minimum ballast weights 6.1.1.1 Required data for the calculation Fig. 56 [kg] Tractor net weight Please see tractor Instruction manual / regis- [kg] Front axle load of the empty tractor...

  • Page 70: Calculation Of The Minimum Ballast Front G V Min To Ensure The Steer Ability

    Putting into operation 6.1.1.2 Calculation of the minimum ballast front G to ensure the steer ability V min · · · · Enter into the table the figure for the determined minimum ballast weight G , which is required in the front of the tractor (on page 71). V min 6.1.1.3 Calculation of the actual front axle load T...

  • Page 71: Table

    Putting into operation 6.1.1.7 Table Actual value according to Permissible value ac- Double the permis- the calculation cording to the tractor- sible tyre carrying instruction manual capacity (two tyres) Minimum ballast Front / rear £ Total weight £ £ Front axle load £...

  • Page 72: Matching Up The Pto Shaft To The Tractor

    Putting into operation 6.1.2 Matching up the PTO shaft to the tractor Important! When initially coupling the machine on to the tractor and when changing the tractor check the PTO shaft length. Please adhere to the operator's manual f the PTO shaft manufacturer. Danger! Mount and dismount the PTO shaft only with the universal joint shaft switched off, applied parking brake, stopped tractor engine...

  • Page 73: Fitting Advice For The Connection Of The Hydraulic Impeller Drive (Option)

    Putting into operation 6.1.3 Fitting advice for the connection of the hydraulic impeller drive (option) Connect the pressure line (Fig. 58/4) with a single or a double acting control valve with priority. Connect the return flow line (Fig. 58/5) only to a pressure free tractor connection with a direct access to the hydraulic oil tank.

  • Page 74: Fitting Instruction Profi Control (Option)

    Putting into operation 6.1.4 Fitting instruction profi control (option) Without "LS operation": · Connect the pressure line (Fig. 59/2) with a single or double act- ing control valve with priority. With "LS operation": · Connection of the LS pressure line ·...

  • Page 75: Initial Fitting Of The Operator Terminal (Option)

    Putting into operation Profi controls with the load sensing function are marked with the sticker "LS" (Fig. 60/1). Fig. 60 6.1.5 Initial fitting of the operator terminal (Option) For initial fitting of the operator terminal (Fig. 61) in the tractor cab please refer to the relevant op- erator's manual.

  • Page 76: Initial Fitting Of The Clod Clearer (Option, Contour Seeder Unit)

    Putting into operation 6.1.6 Initial fitting of the clod clearer (option, Contour seeder unit) 1. Bolt on the guide pin (Fig. 62/1). Fig. 62 2. Hook the clod clearer (Fig. 63/1) in the guide pin (Fig. 62/1) lock using a pin (Fig. 63/2) and secure with the aid of a lynch pin.

  • Page 77: Coupling And Uncoupling The Machine

    Coupling and uncoupling the machine Coupling and uncoupling the machine Danger! · Only couple and transport the machine with a tractor which has been designed for this task and fulfils the power re- quirements. · When fitting the machine to the tractor three point linkage the mounting categories on the tractor and the implement must coincide.

  • Page 78: Coupling The Machine

    Coupling and uncoupling the machine Coupling the machine 1. Clean the universal joint shaft stubs on the implement and tractor side and apply grease. 2. Put the PTO shaft, equipped with a free wheel (Fig. 66/1) on to the universal joint shaft stub of the machine and secure as prescribed (please refer to the operator's manual of the PTO shaft manufacturer).
  • Page 79 Coupling and uncoupling the machine 9. Connect tractor upper links (Fig. 68/1). 10. Switch off the universal joint shaft, apply the parking brake, stop the engine and re- move the ignition key. 11. Secure the upper link against twisting (see tractor operator's manual).

  • Page 80: Hydraulic Connections

    Coupling and uncoupling the machine 7.1.1 Hydraulic connections Important! Clean hydraulic couplings before connecting them on the trac- tor. Even slightly dirty (foreign particles) hydraulic oil would cause a failure of the hydraulic system. Connect the front tank according to the operator's manual for the front tank.

  • Page 81: One Control Valve For Two Machine Functions (Switching Unit, Option)

    Coupling and uncoupling the machine Tractor connection Function Control valve Connection Mark Flow 1 cable tie natural Single Hydraulic motor filling worm auger acting Return flow 2 cable ties natural Tractors with constant pressure hydraulic systems are only conditionally designed for the operation of hydraulic motors.

  • Page 82: Hydraulic Connection Profi Control

    Coupling and uncoupling the machine 7.1.1.3 Hydraulic connection profi control Profi control without Load-Sensing-Function Tractor connection Function Control valve Connection Mark Flow: 1 cable tie red Pressure hose w. priority* Single Profi control acting without Load-Sensing-function Return flow: 2 cable ties red pressure free tank hose* * Observe the fitting instruction [see chapter „Fitting instruction profi control (option)“, on page 74].

  • Page 83: Establishing The Power Supply Connections

    Coupling and uncoupling the machine 7.1.2 Establishing the power supply connections Connection/function Plug (7-channel) for road traffic light kit (option) Implement plug (option) Implement plug (option) Implement plug (option) 7.1.3 Connection of pressure gauge Connect the pressure gauge (Fig. 72/1) with the hose (Fig.
  • Page 84 Coupling and uncoupling the machine Support position: Lock the support leg (Fig. 73/1) with the aid of a pin (Fig. 73/2) and secure using a lynch pin. Fig. 73 Transport position: Lock the support leg (Fig. 74/1) with the aid of a pin (Fig.

  • Page 85: Uncoupling The Machine

    Coupling and uncoupling the machine Uncoupling the machine Warning! Park the machine and the support stands on level, firm ground. Uncoupling the machine: 1. Switch off the operator's terminal (if existent). 2. Park the ED 902-K (folded) on the support stands (see chapter “Parking the folded ED 902-K on the parking support stand”, on page 86).

  • Page 86: Parking The Folded Ed 902-K On The Parking Support Stand

    Coupling and uncoupling the machine 7.2.1 Parking the folded ED 902-K on the parking support stand 1. Park the support stands (Fig. 75) on level, firm ground. 2. Lower the ED 902-K on the parking support stand as follows in front in the retainer (Fig. 76/1) In the rear in the retainer (Fig.

  • Page 87: Settings

    Settings Settings Setting the row spacing 1. Slacken bolts (Fig. 79/1) and nuts (Fig. 79/2). 2. Lift the machine and secure using appro- priate supports. 3. Set the seeder units to the desired row spacing by shifting the seeder units on the clamping rail (Fig.

  • Page 88: Setting The Grain Spacing In The Setting Gearbox

    Settings Setting the grain spacing in the setting gearbox Precision Airplanters are equipped · up to 6 m working width with one setting gearbox · with 9 m working width With two setting gearboxes (Fig. 81/1) (always carry out the same settings on both gearboxes).
  • Page 89 Settings 3. Insert the calibration crank (Fig. 84/1) into the chain tensioner of the setting gearbox. Fig. 84 Release the chain tensioner with the aid of the calibration crank (Fig. 85). Caution! The spring pressure which reacts on the calibration crank is very strong.
  • Page 90 Settings 6. With the aid of the hook (Fig. 82/1) put the roller chain (Fig. 87/7) on the correct chain wheels. For setting values, please refer to chapter “Determination of chain wheel pairings for setting- and secondary gearboxes”, on page 62. Example: Chain wheel pair A –...
  • Page 91 Settings 10. Simultaneously press the calibration crank and the ratchet in direction of the arrow (Fig. 89). Use the ratchet to lever the pin out of the gaps (Fig. 86/2) and release the spring pressure with the aid of the calibration crank.

  • Page 92: Setting The Grain Spacing In The Secondary Gearbox

    Settings Setting the grain spacing in the secondary gearbox Precision Airplanters are equipped · up to 6 m working width with a secondary gearbox (Fig. 90/1) · at 9 m working width with two secondary gearboxes (always ensure the same setting on both gearboxes) Fig.
  • Page 93 Settings 4. Slacken the thumb nut (Fig. 93/1) and shift the chain tensioner in the gate in the direc- tion of the arrow. Fig. 93 5. Use the hook (Fig. 82/1) to place the roller chain (Fig. 94) on to the correct chain wheel (X, Y or Z).

  • Page 94: Matching The Seeder Units To The Seed

    Settings Matching the seeder units to the seed Seeder unit setting figures Singling disc Ejector Position Thousand grain Type of seed weight < 220 g 30/5 green 910777 black 926240 (11 kg / 50000 K) 220 bis 250 g 30/5 green 910777 black...

  • Page 95: Exchange Of Singling Disc And Ejector, Setting The Strippers And Reduction Flap

    Settings 8.5.1 Exchange of singling disc and ejector, Setting the strippers and reduction flap Hint! The singling disc is visible in the window of the seed housing (Fig. 103). The lever position (Fig. 96/A) indicates the strip- per positions 1 to 5. Do not open the seeder unit to adjust the lever.
  • Page 96 Settings 7. If necessary exchange the ejector (Fig. 99/1). Fig. 99 8. If necessary change the reduction flap po- sition (Fig. 100/2) of the reduction flap (Fig. 100/1). Fig. 100 9. Close the suction lid (Fig. 101/1). 10. Tighten the nut (Fig. 101/2) by hand. 11.

  • Page 97: Checking The Stripper Position And Reduction Flap Position

    Settings 8.5.2 Checking the stripper position and reduction flap position 1. Fill the seed hopper (see chapter „Filling and emptying the seed hopper“, on page 98). 2. Switch on the impeller (see chapter „Impeller rev. speed“, on page 100). 3. Turn the drive wheel (Fig. 180) and with it the singling discs by using the calibration crank.

  • Page 98: Filling And Emptying The Seed Hopper

    Settings Filling and emptying the seed hopper 8.6.1 Filling the seed hopper Important! · Remove all foreign particles from the seed hopper. · Do not fill moist or sticky seed into the seed hoppers. · In case of bridging due to grain shape and dressing the sliding property of the seed can be improved by adding approx.

  • Page 99: Sowing Coulter Tips

    Settings For the complete emptying of the seed housing proceed as follows: 6. Slacken the nut (Fig. 109/1). 7. Swivel the spring (Fig. 109/2) to the side. 8. Open the residual emptying flap (Fig. 109/3) and empty the seed housing. 9.

  • Page 100: Impeller Rev. Speed

    Settings Impeller rev. speed The pressure gauge (Fig. 110/1) in the tractor cab indicates the vacuum of the vacuum impel- ler. The impeller rev. speed of the vacuum impeller is set correctly when the pointer of the pressure gauge is in the centre of the green scale range (Fig.

  • Page 101: Universal Joint Shaft Impeller Drive

    Settings 8.8.1 Universal joint shaft impeller drive The impeller drive has been set according to 1/min. your order, for example, to the tractor universal joint shaft rev. speed of 1000 R.P.M. A sticker (Fig. 112) on the impeller housing indicates the 1/min.

  • Page 102: Setting The Impeller Rev. Speed On The Current Regulating Valve Of The Tractor

    Settings 8.8.2.1 Setting the impeller rev. speed on the current regulating valve of the tractor 1. Fill all seed hoppers. 2. Slacken the counter nut (Fig. 114/1). 3. Shut the hand wheel (Fig. 114/2) (turn in clockwise direction) and then open by 1/2 turn so that the delivered oil quantity is as small as possible.

  • Page 103: Setting The Impeller Rev. Speed On The Front Tank

    Settings 8.8.2.3 Setting the impeller rev. speed on the front tank Combinations with front tank are equipped with two impellers · the vacuum impeller on the Precision Air- planter · the pneumatic blower fan on the front tank. Setting the impeller rev. speed of the vacuum impeller (see chapter „Impeller rev.

  • Page 104: Setting The Track Markers

    Settings Setting the track markers Danger! Standing within the operational swivel range of the marker arms is prohibited. Only carry out any adjustment on the track markers with applied parking brake, stopped tractor engine and removed ignition key. 8.9.1 Calculation of track marker arm length to trace a track in the tractor's centre Calculation of the track marker arm length A (Fig.

  • Page 105: Setting The Work Intensity Of The Track Marker

    Settings Example: Row spacing R:......45 cm Number of sowing units:... 7 Tractor wheel mark S: ....150 cm Track marker arm length A = 45 x 7 Track marker arm length A = 236 cm Fig. 118 8.9.3 Setting the work intensity of the track marker 1.

  • Page 106: Setting The Track Markers (Ed 302)

    Settings 8.9.4 Setting the track markers (ED 302) The track markers of the ED 302 trace a track in the tractor centre. Setting the track marker arm length: 1. Park the machine in the field. 2. Unlock the track markers (see chapter „Transport securing device of the track...

  • Page 107: Setting The Track Markers (Ed 452 [-K])

    1. Park the machine in the field. 2. Unlock the track markers (see chapter „Transport securing device of the track markers (ED 302 and ED 452 [-K])“, on page 147). 3. Folding out the track markers (see chapter „Track marker actuation”, on page 149).

  • Page 108: Setting The Track Markers (Ed 602-K)

    Settings 8.9.6 Setting the track markers (ED 602-K) The track markers of the ED 602-K trace a track in the tractor centre of the tractor wheel mark. Setting the marker arm length: 1. Park the machine in the field. 2. Fold out the marker arms (see chapter „Track marker actuation“, on page 149).

  • Page 109: Setting The Track Markers (Ed 902-K)

    Settings 10. Slacken the turnbuckle lock nut (Fig. 128/1). 11. Adjust the turnbuckle until the track marker disc (Fig. 127/2) touches the soil. 12. Shorten the turnbuckle by one turn so that the working depth of the track marker disc is limited to approx.

  • Page 110: Fitting The Short Marker Arm Ends

    Settings 8.9.7.1 Fitting the short marker arm ends 1. Fitting the short marker arm ends (Fig. 129/3). 2. Slacken the nuts (Fig. 131/1). 3. Place the bracket (Fig. 131/2) in the cen- tre position. 4. Tighten the nuts (Fig. 131/1). Fig.

  • Page 111: Setting The Wheel Mark Eradicators

    Settings 8.10 Setting the wheel mark eradicators Important! Get the wheel mark eradicators into operational position only in the field and after work affix right at the top in order to avoid damage when parking the machine. Danger! Switch off the tractor universal joint shaft, apply the parking brake, stop the tractor engine and remove the ignition key.

  • Page 112: Setting The Seed Placement Depth (Classic Seeder Unit)

    Settings 8.11 Setting the seed placement depth (Classic seeder unit) 1. In the field put the machine into operational position (see chapter „Operation“, on page 146. Important! Set the seed hopper cover to horizontal position by lengthening or shortening the upper link. 2.

  • Page 113: Setting The Load Stage (Classic Seeder Unit)

    Settings 8.11.1 Setting the load stage (Classic seeder unit) 1. Lift the machine with the aid of the tractor three point until the seeder units get free from the ground. 2. Carefully hold the lever (Fig. 137) and let it catch in one of the 4 lever positions (load stages).

  • Page 114: Setting The Seed Placement Depth (Contour Seeder Unit)

    Settings 8.12 Setting the seed placement depth (Contour seeder unit) 1. In the field put the machine into operating position (see chapter „Operation“, on page 146. 2. Slacken the spring buckle (Fig. 138/1) The spring buckle protects the spindle (Fig. 138/2) against turning.
  • Page 115 Settings 5. Re-locate both tensioning springs (Fig. 139/4) as shown in fig- ures (Fig. 140 to Fig. 142). 6. Tension the springs with the aid of the calibration crank and hook the bracing (Fig. 139/2), as shown in figures (Fig. 140 to Fig.

  • Page 116: Changing The Press Roller Load Distribution (Contour Seeder Unit)

    Settings 8.12.2 Changing the press roller load distribution (Contour seeder unit) For matching the various soil conditions the load distribution of the pre-running (Fig. 144/1) and the following press roller (Fig. 144/2) can be ad- justed. If, due to hard soil, the seed furrow cannot be closed, apply more load to the rear rubber V- press wheels to break up the furrow edges and to close the seed furrow.

  • Page 117: Setting The Clod Clearers (Contour Seeder Unit)

    Settings In every position from "A" to "C" the weight which reacts on the rear V-press roller (Fig. 145/1) can be changed with the aid of the lever (Fig. 145/2). The higher the lever is inserted in the quadrant plate, the higher the pressure intensity which reacts on the following press roller will be.

  • Page 118: Checking The Seed Placement Depth And The Grain Spacing

    Settings 8.13 Checking the seed placement depth and the grain spacing Checking the seed placement depth · after every adjustment of the seed placement depth · when changing from light soil to heavy soil and vice versa. On light soils the press rollers are pressed deeper into the soil than on heavy soils.

  • Page 119: Closing The Seed Furrow (Contour Seeder Unit)

    Settings 8.15 Closing the seed furrow (Contour seeder unit) The higher the position in which the lever (Fig. 150/1) catches the more the working intensity of the closer (Fig. 151/1) or the disc closer (Fig. 152/1) will be increased. Fig. 150 Fig.

  • Page 120: Setting The Intermediate Press Roller (Contour Seeder Unit)

    Settings If the seed furrow is not closed properly though the axial rubber V-press roller distance has been set correctly the mode of operation of the two press rollers which are arranged in an inclined position towards each other, can infinitely varia- bly be changed with the aid of the lever (Fig.

  • Page 121: Setting The Fertiliser Coulters

    Settings 8.16 Setting the fertiliser coulters 1. Slacken the nut (Fig. 157/1) for horizontal shifting of the fertiliser coulter on the clam- ping rail. The distance from the sowing coulter is set to 6 cm by the factory. 2. Remove lynch pin and pin (Fig. 157/2) to set the placement depth of the fertiliser coulter.

  • Page 122: Setting The Fertiliser Rate

    Settings 8.17.2 Setting the fertiliser rate For the setting values of the desired fertiliser rate, please refer to the ta- bles (on page 123) . With the aid of the setting values · select the gear ratio (see chapter „Setting the drive gear ratio“, on page 124) ·...
  • Page 123 Settings Diammonphosphat 18 - 46 - 0 Calcium ammonium nitrate 27,5% N Kind of fertiliser Kind of fertiliser 0,95 kg/l 1,1 kg/l 50 cm 60 cm 70 cm 75 cm 80 cm 50 cm 60 cm 70 cm 75 cm 80 cm Row spacing Row spacing C - 0...

  • Page 124: 8.17.2.1 Setting The Drive Gear Ratio

    Settings 8.17.2.1 Setting the drive gear ratio 1. Apply the parking brake, stop the tractor motor and remove the ignition key. 2. Slacken the thumb nuts (Fig. 165/1). 3. Remove the guard plate (Fig. 165/2). Fig. 165 4. Slacken the thumb nut (Fig. 166/1) of the chain tensioner.

  • Page 125: Residue Emptying Of Fertiliser Hopper (2 X 220 L)

    Settings 8.17.2.3 Residue emptying of fertiliser hopper (2 x 220 l) 1. Open the spring loaded shutter slides and empty the residual fertiliser amount into a suited container. Shutter slide positions Shutter slide (Fig. 168/1) closed Shutter slide (Fig. 168/2) open. Fig.

  • Page 126: Setting The Fertiliser Rate

    Settings 6. Setting the fill level sensor (Fig. 171/1) in the fertiliser hopper. The fill level sensor (option) triggers an a- larm when the sensor is no longer dipping into the seed. 7. Close the sieve screen (Fig. 170/1). 8. Filling the fertiliser hopper access via the stair steps (Fig.
  • Page 127 Settings 3. Set the active shutter slide (Fig. 174) to position „B“. 4. Set all other shutter slides to position "A". The fertiliser delivery to the fertiliser coul- ters is stopped. Shutter slide positions (Fig. 174): A = closed B = 3/4 open C = open Fig.

  • Page 128: 8.18.2.1 Determination Of Gearbox Setting Figure

    Settings 8.18.2.1 Determination of gearbox setting figure Fig. 176 ED BAH0002 10.05...
  • Page 129 Settings Calculation of the gearbox setting figure for Precision Airplanters with other row spacings Row spacing x application rate (table value) Conversion factor Row spacing x application rate Gearbox setting figure (table value) Gearbox setting figure Conversion factor Example: Desired kind of fertiliser: Diammonphosphat Table value (Fig.

  • Page 130: Emptying The Fertiliser Hopper

    Settings 8.18.3 Emptying the fertiliser hopper For emptying the fertiliser hopper take the hose (Fig. 177/2) which is secured by a lynch pin (Fig. 177/1) out of the retainer. Fig. 177 Fig. 178 8.19 Calibration test (2x220l-hopper and 900l/1100l-hopper) Important! With the aid of the calibration test check whether the desired fer- tiliser rate is spread.
  • Page 131 Settings 7. Empty the collecting buckets (not into the fertiliser hopper when the impeller is running). 8. Put the collecting buckets back underneath the fertiliser coulters. 9. Take the number of crank turns from the table (Fig. 181). The number of crank turns depends on the working width and the tyres of the machine.
  • Page 132 Settings 10. Turn the crank in clockwise direction with the number of crank turns mentioned in the table (Fig. 181). 11. Weigh the collected fertiliser considering the weight of the bucket (Fig. 183) and multiply by the factor "40". Fig. 183 Example: Collected amount of fertiliser: 5 kg (calibrated at 1/40 ha)

  • Page 133: Front Tank

    Settings 8.20 Front tank Danger! Before filling couple the front tank on to the tractor. Before uncoupling from the tractor empty the front tank. For filling the front tank please refer to the operator's manual for the front tank. 8.20.1 Setting the fertiliser rate For spreading the desired fertiliser rate carry out the settings...
  • Page 134 Settings Fig. 186 2. Switching on the main metering wheels (Fig. 186/1) For this screw in the knurled screws (Fig. 186/3). 3. Switching off the fine metering wheel (Fig. 186/2) For this screw out the knurled screw (Fig. 186/4). Important! Never tighten the knurled screws too much or turn them against the stop.
  • Page 135 Settings Diamonphosphat 18 – 46 – 0 Kind 0,97 kg/l of fertiliser Type Working 9,0 m 8,1 m 6,0 m 5,4 m 6,0 m 5,4 m 4,5m 3,0 m width 2,67 2,96 4,44 2,22 2,67 22,2 33,3 16,7 38,7 64,4 32,2 38,7 53,3...
  • Page 136 Settings Kind Calcium ammonium nitrate 1,06 kg/l of fertiliser Working 9,0 m 8,1 m 6,0 m 5,4 m 6,0 m 5,4 m 4,5m 3,0 m width 2,22 3,33 1,67 17,8 26,7 13,3 37,3 41,5 62,2 31,1 37,3 62,2 93,3 46,7 74,7 62,2 74,7...
  • Page 137 Settings Kind 1,15 kg/l of fertiliser Type Working width 9,0 m 8,1 m 6,0 m 5,4 m 6,0 m 5,4 m 4,5m 3,0 m 3,33 5,56 2,78 3,33 26,7 45,3 50,4 75,6 37,8 45,3 97,8 73,3 91,1 Fertiliser application rate [kg/ha] Fig.
  • Page 138 Settings Kind Urea 0,75 kg/l of fertiliser Type Working 9,0 m 8,1 m 6,0 m 5,4 m 6,0 m 5,4 m 4,5m 3,0 m width 2,67 2,96 4,44 2,22 2,67 21,3 23,7 35,6 17,8 21,3 37,3 41,5 62,2 31,1 37,3 50,7 56,3 84,4...

  • Page 139: Calibration Test

    Settings 8.20.1.1 Calibration test Important! With the aid of the calibration test check whether the desired fer- tiliser application rate is achieved. Calibration test: 1. Fill up min. ¼ of the fertiliser hopper with fertiliser. 2. Take the collecting tray out of the transport retainer on the hopper wall.
  • Page 140 Settings Determine the necessary number of crank turns with the aid of: · the working width (Fig. 195/1) · the crank turns on the star wheel at 1/40 ha (Fig. 195/2). Calculate the crank turns for not mentioned working widths as described below. Fig.
  • Page 141 Settings 8. Turn the crank in clockwise direction with the number of crank turns indicated in the table (Fig. 195). 9. Weigh the collected amount of fertiliser considering the weight of the bucket (Fig. 196) and multiply by the factor ”40”. Fig.

  • Page 142: Fertiliser Filling Worm Auger (Option)

    Settings 8.21 Fertiliser filling worm auger (option) Filling the fertiliser hopper with the help of a fill- ing worm auger : 1. Park the machine on level ground. 2. Apply the parking brake, stop the tractor motor and remove the ignition key. 3.
  • Page 143 Settings 8. Charging the filling funnel of the filling worm auger, for example, from a supply vehicle (Fig. 200). 9. Switch off the hydraulic drive of the filling worm auger, as soon as the fertiliser hop- per has been filled. The fertiliser hopper with its cover closed is filled as soon as the worm auger locks.

  • Page 144: Transport On Public Roads

    149). 4. Secure the track markers [see chapter „Transport securing device of the track markers (ED 302 and ED 452 [-K])“, on page 147]. 5. Fold in the machine wings and secure (see chapter „Folding the machine wings“, on Fig.
  • Page 145 Transport on public roads Prescribed traffic safety equipment [see chapter „Traffic safety device (optional equipment)“, on page 40]. 7. Check the traffic light kit for proper function. 8. Ensure that the warning plates are clean and not damaged. 9. Raise the machine for road transport. Main- tain the following distances Rear light upper edge to road surface max.

  • Page 146: Operation

    203/1) horizontally by extending of Fig. 203 shortening the upper (Fig. 203/2). 4. Unlock the track markers (only ED 302 and ED 452 [-K]), [see chapter „Transport securing device of the track markers (ED 302 and ED 452 [-K])“, on page 147].

  • Page 147: Transport Securing Device Of The Track Markers (Ed 302 And Ed 452 [-K])

    Operation 10.2 Transport securing device of the track markers (ED 302 and ED 452 [-K]) Danger! · Safely secure the track markers before leaving the field or when travelling on public roads and ways. Push the track markers against the carrier and lock by using a lynch pin (Fig.

  • Page 148: Folding Machine Wings And Track Markers (Ed 452-K And Ed 602-K)

    Folding in the machine wings: Only ED 452-K: 1. Secure both track markers (see chapter „Transport securing de- vice of the track markers (ED 302 and ED 452 [-K])“, on page 147). Only ED 602-K: 1. Lift both track markers (see chapter „Track marker actuation“, on page 149).

  • Page 149: Folding The Machine Wings And Track Markers (Ed 902-K)

    Operation 10.3.2 Folding the machine wings and track markers (ED 902-K) Folding out the machine wings: 1. Lift the Precision Airplanter. 2. Actuate control valve 2 (see chapter „Hydraulic connections“, on page 80) until the machine wings and track markers have been fol- ded out.

  • Page 150: Turning At The Headlands

    Operation 10.5 Turning at the headlands Before turning at the headlands lower the impel- ler rev. speed until the pressure gauge (Fig. 206/1) indicates a value between 35 and 40 mbar. At this rev. speed the seed grains do not drop off the singling discs.

  • Page 151: Faults

    Faults Faults 11.1 Standstill of a singling disc Fault: A shear pin (Fig. 207/1) is damaged. That's why the singling disc does not rotate. Indication: The operator terminal (option) indicates the fault. Remedy: Find out the reason for the fault and remedy. Insert a spare shear pin (Fig.

  • Page 152: Maintenance, Repair And Care

    Maintenance, repair and care Maintenance, repair and care Important! When carrying out any maintenance, repair and care work, ob- serve the chapter "Safety advice for the operator", on page 29. The maintenance intervals are valid for normal strain. Harder conditions will shorten the intervals. Prior to prolonged operational pauses thoroughly clean the ma- chine.

  • Page 153: Cleaning The Machine

    Maintenance, repair and care Cleaning by using a high pressure cleaner / steam jet Important! · Implicitly observe the following points when using a high pressure cleaner / steam jet for cleaning: Do not clean any electric parts. Do not clean any chromium plated parts. Never point with the cleaning jet of the cleaning nozzle of the high pressure cleaner / steam jet directly at grease or bearing points.

  • Page 154: Cleaning The Vacuum Impeller

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.1.2 Cleaning the vacuum impeller Dressing agent dust which is sucked by the vacuum impeller would deposit on the blower wheel and may cause balance errors resulting in the damage of the impeller. Clean the vacuum impeller in regular intervals.

  • Page 155: Cleaning The Filling Worm Auger

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.1.3 Cleaning the filling worm auger Danger! Carry out any cleaning and maintenance work on the filling worm auger only with the tractor engine stopped and removed ig- nition key. Cleaning the filling worm auger: 1. Slacken the star knobs (Fig. 209/1). 2.

  • Page 156: Lubrication Advice

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.2 Lubrication advice Important! · Grease the machine according the advice of the manufac- turer. · Only use lithium saponified multipurpose grease with EP additives. · Carefully clean the grease nipples and grease gun before the grease is applied, so that no dirt penetrates the bear- ings.

  • Page 157: Overview Lubrication Points

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.2.1 Overview lubrication points Number Figure Type Component Greasing intervals of grease nipples ED 302 ED 452 Flange bearings 50 h Fig. 213/1 ED 452-K ED 452-K Wings 50 h Fig. 214/1 ED 602-K Wings 50 h Fig.
  • Page 158 Maintenance, repair and care Fig. 215 Fig. 216 Fig. 217 Fig. 218 Fig. 219 Fig. 220 Greasing points on PTO shafts: Adhere to the maintenance plan (Fig. 221) · grease all PTO shafts · apply grease to the guard tubes and the pro- file tubes.

  • Page 159: Maintenance And Care - Review

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.3 Maintenance and care - Review Important! · Carry out maintenance in the shortest mentioned intervals. · Give priority to the intervals, running times and mainte- nance intervals stated in the possibly provided documenta- tion of other manufacturers. ·...

  • Page 160: Wheel Bolt Torques

    Maintenance, repair and care Every 6 months after sea- Authorised Checking the V-belt in the impeller Chapter 12.8 workshop belt drive Authorised Roller chain maintenance Chapter 12.9 workshop Checking seeder units Chapter 12.10 12.4 Wheel bolt torques Wheel bolt Tyres torque Tyres 10.0/75-15 350 Nm...

  • Page 161: Checking The Oil Level In The Setting Gearbox (900/1000 L Fertiliser Hopper)

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.6 Checking the oil level in the setting gearbox (900/1000 l fertiliser hopper) No oil change necessary. Checking the oil level in the setting gearbox: 1. Park the machine on level ground. 2. The oil level must be visible in the oil sight window (Fig.

  • Page 162: Hydraulic System

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.7 Hydraulic system Danger! · Only an authorised workshop is allowed to carry out repair work on the hydraulic system. · The hydraulic system is under high pressure. · When searching for leaks, appropriate aids should be used. ·...
  • Page 163 Maintenance, repair and care Identification of hydraulic hoses The identification provides the following in- formation: Fig. 225/... (1) Marking of the hydraulic hose manufacturer. (2) Date of production of the hydraulic hose cir- cuit (04/12 = December, 2004) (3) Max. permissible operating pressure (bar). Fig.

  • Page 164: Mounting And Dismounting Hydraulic Hoses

    Maintenance, repair and care · The permissible period of use of 6 years is exceeded. Decisive is the date of production of the hydraulic hose on the fit- ting plus 6 years. If the date of production on the fitting is "2004" the operational life will end in February, 2010.

  • Page 165: Checking The V-Belt In The Impeller Belt Drive (Authorised Workshop)

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.8 Checking the V-belt in the impeller belt drive (authorised workshop) Checking the V-belt in the impeller belt drive (authorised workshop): 1. Exchanging the V-belt (Fig. 226/1) If damaged In case of fraying In case of horizontal tears In case of breakage.

  • Page 166: Checking The Seeder Units

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.10 Checking the seeder units Checking the following functional parts for damage, exchanging if necessary: 1. Singling disc (Fig. 227/1) 2. PE-foam profile sealing (Fig. 227/2) 3. Suction lid with suction kidney (Fig. 227/3) Fig. 227 4.

  • Page 167: Checking / Exchanging Sowing Coulter Tips

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.11 Checking / exchanging sowing coulter tips The sowing coulter tips form the furrow and are subject to natural wear. Exchanging sowing coulter tips: 1. Lift the machine and secure with appropri- ate supports. 2. Apply the parking brake, stop the engine and remove the ignition key.

  • Page 168: Checking / Exchanging The Drag Fertiliser Coulter Tips

    Maintenance, repair and care 12.12 Checking / exchanging the drag fertiliser coulter tips The drag fertiliser coulter tips form the furrow and are subject to natural wear. Exchanging drag fertiliser coulter tips: 1. Lift the machine and secure with appropri- ate supports.
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