Great Plains 24 User Manual

Great Plains Mfg., Inc.
Installation Instructions
24 Series Drills
Used with:
2400
2410
2420
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General Information
These instructions explain how to install the optional markers. The markers fold and unfold h ydraulically for field oper ation. The marker disks leave a line f or 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 v alve is available so markers can be oper ated on one hydraulic circuit.
These instructions apply to:
113-662A 24FT 3PT DUAL MARKERS 113-466A 94 3PT SEQ V ALVE KIT-FIELD
Manual Update
Refer to the drill operator’ s manual for detailed information on safely operating, adjusting, troubleshooting and maintaining the markers. Refer to the parts manual for part identification.
• 2400, 2410 and 2420 Operator’s Manual. . . . . . .118-706M
• 2400, 2410 and 2420 Parts Manual. . . . . . . . . . 118-706P
Before You Start
Starting on page 4 are detailed listings of parts included in the option packages. Use these lists to in v en­tory parts received.
Assembly Instructions
Marker Assembly
Refer to Figure 1.
1. Lower drill into field position. Allow 15 feet of clearance from each end of drill box for marker assembly.
2. Attach first marker section (1) to drill frame. Mount marker as far out on drill frame as possible. Secure marker to drill frame with 5/8-inch u-bolts (2), lock washers and he x nuts .
3. Remove port plugs from marker cylinder and carefully un­fold first marker section. Rotate hinge (3) into a horizontal position.
4. Assemble second marker section (4) onto first section so that stop block (5) on second section faces up. Secure sec tions with 5/8-inch bolt (6) and lock nut and 3/8-by-2-inch, grade 2 shear bolt (7) and lock nut.
IMPORTANT: Use a grade 2 bolt for the shear bolt or marker damage will occur during field operation.
5. Place third marker section (8) over end of second section and insert hinge pin (9) through second- and third-section pivot. Secure hinge pin with the 1/4-by-2-inch bolt (10) and lock nut.
6. Bolt chain pivot (11) to first marker section with 3/8-by-3 1/4­inch bolt (12) and lock nut so chain pivot piv ots freely on bolt.
7. Bolt chain bar (13) to third marker section with the 3/8-by-1 1/2-inch bolt (14) and lock nut so chain bar pivots freely on bolt.
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Figure 1
Marker Assembly
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8. Con­nect
marker chain (15) to
chain bar
and chain
pivot with utility clevis (16). With marker disk adjusted for seeding width and
ground, remove chain slack with
utility clevis nearest drill.
9. Assemble full-threaded, 3/8-inch stop bolt (17) and lock nuts on lift-arm extension (18) so
head of stop bolt extends as little as possible.
After the marker is bled and folded, adjust stop bolt to remove slack from chain. Ref er to Mark er Chain Adjustments, "Adjustments" in the
operator’s manual.
disk touching the
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Assembly
Transport Carrier Assembly
Refer to Figure 2.
1. Assemble transport-carrier mount (1) on drill frame. Center mount 50 3/8 inches from outside end of drill frame. Use 1/2-by-6 1/32-by-7-inch u-bolts (2), flat washers, loc k w ash­ers and hex nuts (3). Slide mount forw ard so its leading edge is about 3 15/16 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 35 3/8 inches above top of drill frame tube. Secure transport carrier with 1/2-by-2-by-3-inch u-bolts (6), lock washers and hex nuts (7).
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Figure 3
Assemble Needle Valves
3. Connect hydraulic hoses to fittings and route hydr aulic hos­es to tractor outlets. Route hydraulic hoses through trans ­port-carrier mount at cutout. Use black cable ties to secure hydraulic hoses to drill frame.
4. Using orange cable ties, secure a plastic hose holder to each pair of hydraulic hoses near tractor outlets. See
4.
5. Proceed with "Bleeding Marker Hydraulics," page 3.
With Sequence Valve
Refer to Figure 5.
1. Mount sequence valve (1) on drill using mounting plate (2). See Figure 5. Bolt plate to inside end of left-hand-bo x panel (3) using one 1/2-inch hex bolt (4).
2. Bolt valve to mounting plate with two 3/8-b y-3/4-inch hex bolts and lock washers (5).
3. Install elbow fittings in cylinder ports. Discard adaptor fitting and two needle valves pro vided in marker kit.
4. Use hoses provided to connect valve ports to cylinders. Re­fer to Figure 5 for port connections.
5. Connect your own hydr aulic hoses to ports on front of valve. Route hoses to tractor outlets.
6. Using orange cable tie, secure plastic hose label to h ydrau­lic hoses near tractor outlets. See Figure 4.
Figure
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Figure 2
Transport Carrier Assembly
3. After installing and bleeding hydraulics, tr ansport carrier may require further adjustment. When folded, the second marker section should rest in the transport-carrier saddle and be parallel with the drill box. Refer to Marker Adjust-
ments, "Adjustments" in the operator’ s manual.
Installing Marker Hydraulics
Without Sequence Valve
Refer to Figure 3.
1. Install elbow fittings (1) in cylinder ports.
2. At rod end of each cylinder, install an adaptor (2) into elbow fitting. Install a needle valve (3) in adaptor.
7. Proceed with "Bleeding Marker Hydraulics," page 3.
24 Series Drills Folding Markers 113-672M 4/9/04
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Figure 4
Install Hose Label
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