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Installation Instructions
3-Point Precision Seeding System
Marker Option
Used with:
• 1510P and 1520P
• 2010P and 2020P
General Information
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These instructions explain how to install the Marker Option on the 15 and 20 foot 3-point Precision
Seeding Systems.
The markers fold and unfold hydraulically for field
operation. The marker disks leave a line for the
drill operator to follow on the next field pass. Markers are mounted on the drill frame and require two
hydraulic remote valves on the tractor. A sequence valve is available so markers can be
operated on one hydraulic circuit.
These instructions apply to:
113-691A 15P Single LH Marker Package
113-692A 15P Dual Marker Package
113-693A 20P Single LH Marker Package
113-694A 20P Dual Marker Package
Assembly Instructions
Marker Assembly
Refer to Figure 1
.
Manual Update
Refer to the 3-Point Precision Seeding System
operator’s manual for detailed information on
safely operating, adjusting, troubleshooting and
maintaining the Marker Option. Refer to the parts
manual for part identification.
118-732M 1510P and 1520P Operator’s
Manual
118-732P 1510P and 1520P Parts Manual
118-740M 2010P and 2020P Operator’s
Manual
118-740P 2010P and 2020P Parts Manual
Before You Start
Page 7 is a detailed listing of parts included in the
Marker Option package. Use this list to inventory
parts received.
15 foot A = 7 3/8 inches
20 foot A - 6 1/2 inches
1. Lower drill into field position. Allow 9 feet on
each end of a 15-foot drill and 11 feet on each
end of a 20-foot drill for marker assembly.
2. Mount first marker section (1) on drill 7 x 5
inch frame tube (2). Mount marker at the end of
the drill using dimension "A" as a starting point.
Some row spacings will require the mount to
be adjusted in or out from this starting point.
3. Secure marker section with 5/8 inch u-bolts
(3), lock washers, washers and nuts (4). and
1/2 inch u-bolts (5), lock washers and nuts (6).
NOTE: On the 20-foot drill with 15 inch row spacing, the last opener is bolted to the marker mount
using 5/8 x 6 1/2 inch straight bolts (7).
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Figure 1
First Marker Section Assembly
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Refer to
Figure 2
4. Remove port plugs on cylinder and carefully
unfold first marker section. Rotate hinge section (7) into a horizontal position.
5. Align holes of break-away section (8) with
holes in hinge section. Bolt sections together
using a 5/8-inch pivot bolt (9), lock nut (10), 3/
8-by-1 3/4-inch, grade 2 shear bolt (11) and
lock nut (12).
IMPORTANT: Be sure shear bolt is a grade 2
bolt. Failure to use a grade 2 bolt can cause
marker damage.
Marker Breakaway Assembly
6. Repeat steps for other marker.
7. To adjust markers, refer to Marker Adjust-
ments in the operator’s manual.
Figure 2
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Carrier Assembly for 20P drill
To assemble carrier onto drill frame, refer to Figure 3
.
1. Assemble transport-carrier mount (1) on drill
frame. Center mount 49 inches from outside
end of drill frame. Use 1/2 x 6 1/32 x 7-inch
u-bolts (2), flat washers, lock washers and
hex nuts (3). Slide mount forward so its leading edge is about 2 1/4 inches ahead of front
edge of drill frame tube.
2. Bolt transport carrier (4) to transport-carrier
mount so top surface of saddle (5) is about
29 1/4 inches above top of drill frame tube.
Secure transport carrier with 1/2 x 2 x 3-inch
u-bolts (6), lock washers and hex nuts (7).
3. After installing and bleeding hydraulics, trans-
port carrier may require further adjustment.
When folded, the second marker section
should rest in the transport-carrier saddle.
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Figure 3
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Installing Marker Hydraulics
Without Sequence Valve
Refer to Figure 4.
1. Install elbow fittings (1) in cylinder ports.
2. At rod end of each cylinder, install an adaptor
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(2) into elbow fitting. Install a needle valve (3)
in adaptor.
3. Connect hydraulic hoses to fittings and route
hydraulic hoses to tractor outlets. Route hydraulic hoses through transport-carrier mount
at cutout. Use black cable ties to secure hydraulic hoses to drill frame.
4. Using orange cable ties, secure a plastic hose
label
, see Figure 5, to each pair of hydraulic
hoses near tractor outlets.
5. Proceed with "Bleeding Marker Hydraulics"
on page 6.
Needle Valve Assembly
Plastic hose
label
Figure 4
Cable tie
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Figure 5
Hose label and cable tie
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