John Deere 735 Operator's Manual
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To calibrate the seed rate, first set the seeder on a level surface. Adjust the seed gate to the desired opening using the rate chart provided in the manual. Conduct a test run on a measured area, collect the seed, and weigh it to ensure the rate matches your requirements. Adjust as necessary.
Check for blockages in the seed tubes and ensure the seed meters are clean. Inspect the seed disks for wear or damage and replace them if necessary. Verify that the seed rate adjustment is set correctly and is consistent across all rows.
Regular maintenance should be performed at the beginning and end of each planting season. Additionally, inspect the seeder before each use for any signs of wear or damage, and lubricate all moving parts as recommended in the owner's manual.
Clean the seeder thoroughly to remove any dirt or seed residues. Lubricate all moving parts and store the seeder in a dry, sheltered place to prevent rust and corrosion. Cover it with a tarp if necessary.
Check the hydraulic fluid levels and inspect hoses for leaks or damage. Ensure all connections are tight and free from debris. If problems persist, consult the hydraulic system's troubleshooting section in the manual or contact a qualified technician.
Signs include uneven seed depth, poor seed placement, and visible wear or damage on the disks. Regularly inspect the disks for sharpness and replace them if they are dull or damaged to ensure optimal seeding conditions.
Adjust the depth control by setting the depth adjustment lever to the desired setting based on the seed being planted. Test the depth on a small patch of soil and adjust as necessary to achieve the correct planting depth.
Skips can be caused by blockages in seed tubes, worn seed meters, or incorrect seed rate settings. Ensure all components are clean and functioning properly, and check the field for debris that may disrupt planting.
Yes, the seeder can handle different seed sizes. Adjust the seed meter settings according to the seed size and type. Consult the operator's manual for specific settings for different seeds.
Inspect each seed meter for blockages or wear. Check the calibration of each row and ensure the seed rate adjustment is uniform. Clean and adjust as necessary to achieve consistent seeding across all rows.