User Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1.0 INTRODUCTION
- 2.0 SAFETY
- 3.0 SPECIFICATIONS
- 4.0 OPERATION
- 4.1 FIELD OPERATION
- 4.2 TRACTOR HOOK UP
- 4.3 HYDRAULIC HOSE HOOK UP
- 4.4 HYDRAULIC MANIFOLD DESCRIPTION
- 4.5 PRE-OPERATION CHECKLIST
- 4.6 WINGING THE 7-PLEX MACHINE DOWN
- 4.7 PRIMARY OPERATION
- 4.8 PRIMARY OPERATION VARIABLES
- 4.9 SUPPLY AND DROP TUBES
- CROP RESIDUE CONSIDERATIONS
- 4.11 SEED HAWK PACKER TIRE
- 4.12 SIDE BANDING WITH ANHYDROUS AMMONIA WHILE SEEDING
- 4.13 DROP TUBE EXTENSION with NH3
- 4.14 PLACING PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER WITH SEED
- 5.0 LIQUID SYSTEM OPERATION
- 6.0 SBR HITCH
- 7.0 MAINTENANCE
- 8.0 TROUBLE-SHOOTING
- SCHEMATICS
- 9.1 2 STATION HYDRAULIC MANIFOLD (2012)
- 9.2 XL SERIES 5 PLEX MAIN HYDRAULICS (2012)
- 9.3 XL SERIES 71’8” – 10 & 72’ – 12 MAIN HYDRAULICS (2012)
- 9.4 XL SERIES 80’ & 84’ MAIN HYDRAULICS W/INTENSIFIER (2012)
- 9.5 30’ 45 SERIES HYDRAULICS (2012)
- 9.6 40’/50’/60’ 45 SERIES HYDRAULICS (2012)
- 9.7 XL SERIES 5 PLEX SCT HYDRAULICS (TBT) (2012)
- 9.8 XL SERIES 5 PLEX SCT HYDRAULICS (TBH) (2012)
- 9.9 XL SERIES 7 PLEX SCT HYDRAULICS (TBT) (2012)
- XL SERIES 7 PLEX SCT HYDRAULICS (TBH) (2012)
- 9.11 50’/60’ 45 SERIES SCT HYDRAULIC (TBT) (2012)
- 9.12 50’/60’ 45 SERIES SCT HYDRAULICS (TBH) (2012)
- 9.13 OPENER HYDRAULICS FOR SCT TOOLBARS (2012)
- 9.14 SEED BETWEEN ROW HYDRAULICS
- 9.15 SEED BETWEEN ROW HYDRAULIC MODEL
- 9.16 CONTROL BOX (SWITCH BOX)
- 9.17 TOOL BAR WIRING HARNESS
- 10.0 WARRANTY
- 11.0 NOTES
- 12.0 INDEX

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4.8.8 Knife Lateral Separation
Confirm knife lateral separation, “Z” 1.5 in (38 mm), Figure 15, especially after
replacing knives, to avoid seed damage when applying high rates of fertilizer.
NOTE
: As with any field adjustment
procedure, make only one change to a
variable, operate the implement for a short
distance and observe whether the change
made any difference and whether the
difference was positive or negative in
outcome.
4.9 SUPPLY AND DROP TUBES
4.9.1 Basic Configuration
Product is delivered to the knife through a
supply tube. The supply tube slides into a
formed rubber drop tube, #1 Figure 16. The
formed rubber drop tube is attached to the
knife by sliding tab, #2 Figure 16 into the slot
on the opener shank.
As the formed rubber drop tube wears, it can
be trimmed and repositioned. Refer to Figure
17 as a guide for repositioning drop tubes. All
drop tubes should be positioned so the tip of
the drop tube is 0.5 in (13 mm) below the
stainless steel clip. Always cut drop tube on
an angle to allow air to flow and escape.
z
2
1
Figure 15
Figure 16