Great Plains 3N-3010P User Manual

Great Plains Mfg., Inc.
Assembly Instructions
3N-3010P, No-Till
Used with:
3N-3010P Drills
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General Information
These instructions explain how to assemble,installandsetupthe optional hydraulic markers for your three-section, folding no-till drill. The units are operated hydraulically and have a cast hub, ta­pered roller bearings and a bolt-on notched blade to cut though heavy residue, leaving a line to follow on the next field pass. Markers are sold as single or dual units. Dual markers are equipped with a sequence valve for easy operation.
These instructions apply to:
113-735A 30P-Left-Hand Flat-Fold Marker 113-736A 30P-Dual Flat-Fold Markers
Manual Update
Refer to the drill operator’s manual for detailed information on safely operating, adjusting, troubleshooting and maintaining the markers. Refer to the drill parts manual for part identification.
• 3N-3010P and 3N-3020P Operator’s Manual . . . .196-248M
• 3N-3010P and 3N-3020P Parts Manual . . . . . . . . 196-248P
Definitions
Right and left as used in this manual are determined by facing the direction the machine will travel while in use unless otherwise stated.
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Before You Start
Pages 8 through 9 are detailed listings of parts included in the marker kit. Use these lists to inventory parts received.
Assembly and Setup Instructions
Marker Assembly
Refer to Figure 1.
1. Park the drill in an area large enough for folding and unfold­ing the assembled markers. A single marker will increase the width of the drill by 15 feet.
2. Unfold and lower the drill. Park and shut off the tractor.
3. The marker sections are pre-assembled and banded to­gether for shipment. Unpack the shipment and group the as­semblies according to right-hand or left-hand.
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Do not lift the assemblies unassisted. Lifting the assemblies without mechanical aid could cause severe injury. Use a forklift or hoist to move the assemblies during installation, or disassemble the assemblies into smaller pieces before installation.
You could be severely injured by a failing assembly. Obey all safety in­structions from lifting-equipment manufacturer. Do not walk or place any body part under the raised sections. Be sure lifting equipment has enough capacity.
NOTE: These instructions explain how to assemble the marker if the sections are completely disassembled. If you do not have adequate lifting equipment, disassemble the sections before proceeding. If you do have a forklift or hoist large enough to lift the pre-assembled sections, you can skip many of the following steps.
4. Install the left-hand marker mount (1) on the left wing (2) of
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the drill. Install the mount on the marker mount pads at the end of the wing frame. Fasten the marker mount to the mount pad (12) and the "A" cylinder gusset (13) with 3/4" x 2 1/4" bolts (3), lock washers (4), andnuts (5). Install the first section of the marker (6) on the mount (1) by pushing the pivot shaft (7) through the pivot holes on the mount and the first section. Use the bolt (8) and lock nut (9) to secure the shaft.
Mount the left-hand breakaway hinge (10) onto the first sec­tion (6) by pushing the pivot shaft (11) through the pivot
holes in each part. Use the bolt (8) and lock nut (9) to secure the shaft.
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5. Pin the base end of the hydraulic cylinder (12) to the marker mount (1) using the pin and clip (13 and 14). Remove the plastic plugs from the cylinder ports. Pull the rod end of the cylinder out to its maximum length. Pin the rod end of the cylinder to the breakaway hinge using the cylinder pin (15), flat washers (16) and cotter pins (17) provided.
6. Install the chain bar (18) on the first section (6) with the bolt (19) and lock nut (20). The chain bar should pivot freely around the bolt (19).
7. Install the full-threaded adjustment bolt (21) in the hole di­rectly above the pivot bolt (19). To install, first thread one lock nut (22) up the entire length of the adjustment bolt.
Next, push the bolt with nut through the hole. Complete the assembly by threading a second lock nut (22) up the entire remaining length of the adjustment bolt.
After marker assembly, use the adjustment bolt to control folding slack. For now, turn the adjustment bolt so its head extends as little as possible to prevent damage the first time the marker is folded.
8. Thread a utility clevis (23) through one end of the chain (24). Pin this clevis to the chain bar (18) using the pin and cotter pin (25 and 26) provided. Do not fully bend the cotter pin at this time. Thread a second utility clevis (23) through the last link at the opposite end of the chain (24). Pin this clevis to the rounded end of the chain bar (27) using the pin and cot­ter pin (25 and 26) provided.
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9. Attach the second section (28) to the breakaway hinge (10) with the pivot pin (29). Secure the pivot pin (29) with the bolt and lock nut (8 and 9). Complete this joint by passing the grade 5 breakaway bolt (30) through the holes in the hinge and second section. Install the lock washer (31) and nut (32) on the breakaway bolt.
IMPORTANT: The breakaway bolt (30) is a 7/16 x 2 1/4-inch, grade 5 (G.P. # 802-234C). It is identified as a grade 5 by having three marks on the head. If it breaks, re­place it with an equivalent grade 5 bolt to prevent marker damage.
Refer to Figure 4.
10. Attach the third section (33) to the second section (28) by us­ing the pivot pin (29). Secure the pivot pin with the bolt (8) and lock nut (9).
Fasten the loose end of chain bar (27) to the ears on the third section (33) by using the bolt (34) flat washers (35) and lock nut (36). Do not over tighten this pivot, which would cause the ears to bend in. The chain bar must pivot freely around the bolt.
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Attaching Second Section
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Attaching Third Section
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