John Deere Double-Row Maize Planting Attachments Manual
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To attach the planting attachment, first ensure the tractor is on a flat surface. Align the attachment's hitch with the tractor's three-point linkage. Secure it with the locking pins and ensure all hydraulic connections are firmly attached.
Before initial use each season, inspect the planter for any wear and tear, lubricate all moving parts, check tire pressure, and calibrate the seed meters to ensure accurate planting.
Check for blockages in the seed tubes, ensure the seed meters are clean and calibrated, and verify that the planter is level with the ground. Adjust row markers if necessary.
Perform routine maintenance at the beginning and end of each planting season. This includes cleaning the unit, checking for worn parts, lubricating moving components, and storing it in a dry place.
Adjust the planter by changing the seed plate and calibrating the seed meter according to the seed size. Refer to the user manual for specific settings for various seed sizes.
Check the hydraulic fluid levels and inspect for any leaks in the hoses. Ensure all connections are secure. If the problem persists, consult a certified John Deere technician.
While the planter is designed for a variety of terrains, ensure that the ground is as level as possible for optimal results. Adjust the planter's settings to accommodate minor unevenness if necessary.
Look for signs such as worn seed plates, damaged tires, rust on metal components, and any cracks or breaks in structural parts. Regular inspections can help in identifying these issues early.
Adjust the planter's depth settings according to the seed type and soil conditions. Conduct a test run and measure the seed depth, making further adjustments as needed.
Clean the seed meters thoroughly to remove any debris. Recalibrate the meters according to the seed type and size. If issues persist, inspect for mechanical faults or consult a technician.