Table of Contents
Section 1: Assembly and Set-up
Before attempting to assemble the seeder use the following as a check list. Having all the needed parts and equipment readily at hand will speed up your assembly task and will make the job as safe as possible.
Pre-Assembly Checklist
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| shipped with the seeder. | Manual |
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| factory has been installed in the |
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| location where it will be used. If a |
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| part or fastener is temporarily |
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| removed for assembly reasons, |
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| remember where it goes. Keep the |
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| All working parts are moving | Operator’s |
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| freely, bolts are tight and cotter | Manual |
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| pins are spread. |
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| All grease fittings are in place and | Section 5 |
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| lubricated. | Page 39 |
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| Proper tension and alignment on | Operator’s |
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| all drive chains. | Manual |
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| Safety decals are correctly located | Important |
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| Red and amber reflectors are | Important |
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| correctly located and visible. | Safety |
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| “Slow moving vehicle” emblem is | Important |
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| Inflate tires to specified PSI air | Section 8 |
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| pressure. Tighten wheel bolts to | Page 48 |
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| specified torque. |
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| Have a minimum of 2 people at | Section 1 |
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| Have a fork lift or loader along with | Section 1 |
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| chains and safety stands that are |
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| Have a tractor with remote | Section 1 |
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| hydraulics ready to attach to the | Page 15 |
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| tongue. The tongue must be |
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| anchored to a large enough tractor |
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| to overcome the negative tongue |
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| weight that will be present if the |
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| unit is equipped with front wheels. |
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| CAUTION! Be familiar with the |
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| term NEGATIVE TONGUE |
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| WEIGHT. Be aware of the special |
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| working with an implement that |
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| Weight. |
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Sling Brackets
After the unit is uncrated check to see if the sling brackets are installed, if not, install them now - two on each end of unit with hardware, refer to Figure
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Sling Bracket Installation
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The sling brackets allow points at each end to hook the chain for lifting of the unit. When hooking the chain to sling brackets, be certain to either use a spreader bar on the chain or use a long chain to prevent bending the sling brackets.
Three-Point Primary Seeder
Your
1.Remove the seeder from its crating.
2.Refer to Figure
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Parking Stand Installation
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8 | PS25120 Primary Seeder | 8/21/06 |