John Deere 1035 Integral Planter Operators Manual OMP75078

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John Deere 1035 Integral Planter Operators Manual OMP75078
Size: 20.8 MB
Format: HTML
Language: English
Brand: John Deere
Type of Machine: Planter
Type of Manual: Operators Manual
Model: John Deere 1035 Integral Planter
Parts Number: OMP75078

Contents:
Foreword
Product View
A Message to Our Customers
Preliminary Checks
Regions and Country Versions
Additional Information Required
Section 05 - Safety
Safety Features
Recognize Safety Information
Understand Signal Words
Follow Safety Instructions
Prevent Machine Runaway
Operate Machine Safely
Keep Riders Off Machine
Avoid Tipovers
Prepare for Emergencies
Wear Protective Clothing
Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely
Use Safety Lights and Devices
Transport Safety
Tow Loads Safely
Park Machine Safely
Practice Safe Maintenance
Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
Avoid High-Pressure Fluids
Store Attachments Safely
Charge Row Marker Hydraulic System
Decommissioning — Proper Recycling and Disposal of Fluids and Components
Section 10 - Safety Signs
Safety Signs
Section 15 - Preparing the Tractor
See Tractor Operator's Manual
Front Counterweight
Rear Wheel Counterweight
Determine Planter/Tractor Compatibility
Determining Front End Ballast Without Implement Codes
Sway Blocks (If Equipped)
Stabilizer Bar (If Equipped)
Center Link Adjustment
Lift Links
Vertical Float Adjustment
Rockshaft Draft Control
Preparing Tractor Drawbar
Check Tire Inflation Pressure
Setting Position Control Lever Stop
Section 20 - Preparing the Machine
See Tractor Operator's Manual
Check Hydraulic System
Connecting Hydraulic System to Row-Crop Tractors (General Information)
Single Lever Hydraulic Lift Control
Attaching Machine to Tractor
Attaching Warning Light Harness
Connecting ComputerTrak™ Wiring Harness
Connect Hydraulic Hoses
Section 25 - Attaching and Detaching
See Tractor Operator's Manual
Tractor Three-Point Hitch
Install Rockshaft Hitch Pins
Attaching Planter to Tractor
Check Hydraulic System
Detaching from Tractor
Section 30 - Transporting
Transport Safely
Transporting
Sway Chains or Blocks
Section 35 - Operating the Machine
General
Changing Seeding Rate Sprocket Combinations
Adjust Planting Depth of Tru-Vee Planting Units
Adjust Planting Depth of Runner Opener Planting Units
Adjusting Closing Wheel Down Force
Centering Closing Wheels
Adjusting Closing Wheel Spacing
Staggering Closing Wheels
Row Unit Locking System
Raising and Lowering the Machine
Leveling Integral Machines
Adjust Marker Length (Follow with center of tractor hood)
Adjust Marker Length (Follow with tractor tire)
Adjusting Marker Disk
Marker Breakaway Bolts
Raising and Lowering Independent Markers
Raising and Lowering Automatic Markers
Filling Seed Hoppers
Cleanout and Inspection of Seed Hoppers and Metering Units
Section 40 - Vacuum Meter Setup
Single Vacuum Connection and Operation
Install PTO Pump
Vacuum Meter Operating Characteristics
Meter Settings
Access The Vacuum Meter
Change Vacuum Meter Brush
Adjust Vacuum Meter Baffle
Seed Knockout Wheel Operation
Install Knockout Wheel Assembly
Checking Seed Disk Cell
Install Seed Disk
Adjust Meter Hub
Operate Double Eliminator
Seed Disk Selection Guidelines
Select The Correct Field Corn Seed Disk For Optimum Performance
Seed Disk Recommendations For Crops Other Than Field Corn
Optimize Seed Spacing
Check Meter Performance
Section 45 - Set Vacuum Levels
Use of Talc Lubricant
Zero the Vacuum Sensor
Set Vacuum Level
Vacuum Level for Corn Using H136478, A43215, A50617 or A52391 Seed Disks
Vacuum Level for Oil Sunflower
Vacuum Level for Confectionary Sunflower
Vacuum Level for Sweet Corn
Vacuum Level Seed Chart—Flat Edible-Bean Disk
Vacuum Level for Peanuts
Vacuum Level for Sugar Beet Seed
Section 50 - Vacuum Meter Rate Charts
How to Use Rate Charts
Changing Seeding Rate Sprocket Combinations
Acid Delinted Cotton Rate Chart
Sorghum Rate Chart
Corn Rate Chart
Corn Rate Chart
Section 55 - Plateless Meter Setup
Finger Pick-Up Metering Unit Operating Characteristics
Radial Bean and Feed Cup Meter Operating Characteristics
Setting Radial Bean Meter
Plateless Meters
Feed-Cup Metering Unit
Low-Rate Sorghum Feed-Cup
Soybean and Acid-Delinted Cotton Feed-Cup
Radial Seed Meter Characteristics
Use of Talc Lubricant
Using Powdered Graphite with Radial Bean Meters
Using Powdered Graphite with Finger Pick-Up Meters
Section 60 - Plateless Meter Rate Charts
How to Use Rate Charts
Seed Rate Table (Finger Pick-Up Metering Unit)
Seed Rate Table (Feed Cup Metering Unit)
Seed Rate Table (Radial Bean Metering Unit)
Section 65 - Check Seed Population
Checking Seed Population
Drive Wheel Slippage (Machines with Seed Transmission)
Section 70 - General Attachments
General Information
Seed Tubes
Heavy-Duty Scraper
Seedbed Preparer
Heavy-Duty Down Force Springs
Unit Down Force Springs
Unit Mounted Coulter
Drive Wheel Chain Trash Deflector
Unit Mounted Row Cleaners
Furrow Shovel
Chisel
Section 75 - Dry Fertilizer
Dry Fertilizer
Double-Disk Fertilizer Opener
Changing Fertilizer Rate Sprocket Combinations
Fertilizer Rate Table in kg per hectare
Section 80 - Granular Chemical
Granular Chemical Attachment
Determine Application Rate and Initial Meter Setting
Insecticide Application Rate Chart (Sand Granules)
Insecticide Application Rate Chart (Clay Granules)
Herbicide Application Rate Chart (Clay Granules)
Insecticide/Herbicide Meter Calibration
Section 85 - Assembly
Installing Support Stand
Seed Hexagonal Bars Installation
Seed Transmission Installation
Fertilizer Transmission Installation
Fertilizer Hopper Installation
Vacuum Tubes Installation 4 Rows
Vacuum Tubes Installation 6 Rows
Vacuum System Installation
Installing Markers
Installing Marker Cylinder
Installing Marker Cylinder Valve
Warning Light Configuration
Installing Slow-Moving Vehicle (SMV) Emblem
Installing Transport Lights
Section 90 - Troubleshooting
Frame
Drives
Row Units
Fertilizer System
Markers
Vacuum Meter
Plateless Meter
Radial Bean Meter
Section 95 - Lubrications and Maintenance
Safe Lubrication and Maintenance of the Machine
Lubrication and Maintenance Procedures
Grease
Lubrication Symbols
Alternative Lubricants
Lubricating Pesticide Roller Chain and Sprocket
Lubrication of Fertilizer and Seed Meter Roller Chain and Sprockets
Lubrication and Maintenance Chart
Safe Maintenance Procedures
Section 100 - Service and Adjustments
Service Intervals
Using Safe Service Procedures
Practice Safe Maintenance
Service Tires Safely
Welding Near Electronic Control Units
Keep Electronic Control Unit Connectors Clean
Unified Inch Bolt and Screw Torque Values
Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values
Tighten Wheel Bolts
Tighten Drive Chains
Checking Bearings
Changing Oil
Repairing Pump
Check Tire Inflation Pressure
Support Machine Before Service
Changing Row Width
Row Width Change Tables for 4-Unit Planter (3 m Main Frame)
Row Width Change Tables for 6-Unit Planter (4.7 m Main Frame)
Clean Seed Tube Sensor
Adjust Meter Chain Drive
Coulter Maintenance
Inspecting and Adjusting Opener Blades
Replacing Seed Opener Disks and Seed Tube Guard
Replace Double Disk Fertilizer Opener Bearing
Adjusting Gauge Wheels
Replacing Cotter Shear Pins
Servicing Wheel Bearings
Closing Disk Attachment
Cleaning Meter Drive
Inspect and Replace the Vacuum Motor
Inspect and Clean Vacuum Impeller and Housing
Clean Vacuum Manifold System
Vacuum-Gauge Filter
Cleanout and Inspection of Seed Hoppers and Meter Units
Inspect and Service Vacuum Meter
Servicing the Chemical Meter
Cleaning Insecticide and/or Herbicide Hoppers
Insecticide/Herbicide Meter Calibration
Finger Pick-Up Meter
Finger Pick-Up Mechanism
Seed Belt Inspection—Finger Pick-Up Meter
Drive Shaft Bearing—Finger Pick-Up Meter
Drive Wheels
Inspecting and Servicing Radial Meter
Install New Vacuum Seal
Section 105 - Storage
Placing in Service After Storage
Pump Storage
Storing Machine
Section 110 - Specifications
Specifications
EC Declaration of Conformity
Serial Number
Keep Proof of Ownership
Keep Machines Secure
Section IBC - John Deere Service Keeps You On The Job
John Deere Parts
The Right Tools
Well-Trained Technicians
Prompt Service