NS 4000 - Kongskilde

Version NS 4000 B 0.1

NS 40001. General Page

Foreword 1.1Technical specifications 1.2Accessories 1.3Safety precautions 1.4

2. Mounting and adjustment

Commissioning 2.1Coupling 2.2

Mounting of tank unit 2.2Mounting of coulter kit 2.4

Row spacing 2.5Marker shifter 2.6

Markers 2.6Marker arms, spring bolts 2.6Marker arms in transport position 2.6Hydraulic hose, marker 2.7

Removal 2.7Removal of coulter set 2.7Removal of tank unit 2.7

Following harrow 2.8Mounting of following harrow 2.8

Tramlining 2.9Pre-emergence markers 2.10

3. Adjustment

Test sowing 3.1General 3.1Test sowing of the drill 3.1Agitator shaft 3.1Bottom flaps 3.1Seed housing shutters 3.1Emptying of machine 3.1

0. Contents

0.2 Version NS 4000 B

NS 4000 0. ContentsPage

Test sowing 3.2Gear cassette position 3.2Scale setting 3.2Blower 3.3Bottom flaps under seed housings 3.3Filling of seed 3.3Starting the seed flow 3.3Turning the test sowing handle 3.3Weighing 3.3Calculation of sowing rate 3.3Adjusting the sowing rate 3.3Discrepancies in the sowing rate 3.4After test sowing 3.4Blower 3.4

Special crops 3.4Special crops 3.4Sowing of grass seed 3.4Warning 3.4Sowing of small round seeds 3.5Mounting of fine seed fingers 3.5Disengagement of sowing wheels 3.5Mounting of peg wheels 3.5

Sowing table 3.7Sowing table 3.7

Coulter pressure/sowing depth 3.8Coulter pressure/sowing depth 3.8Coulter tightening 3.8

Markers 3.9Adjustment of markers 3.9Centre marking 3.9Marking track 3.9

Following harrow 3.10Adjustment of following harrow 3.10Transport position 3.10


NS 4000 0. Contents

Page

4. Operation

Generally 4.1Driving speed 4.1Emptying of seed hopper 4.1Land wheel 4.2Lid 4.2

5. Maintenance and lubrication

Adjustment of chains 5.1Fine adjustment of bottom flaps 5.1Cleaning of seed outlets and sowing rollers 5.1Lubrication 5.1Winter storage 5.2

6. Spare parts

Register 6.1


1.General ForewordNordsten would like to congratulateyou on your new NS 4000 seed drillwhich we are convinced will serveyou well in your work.

In order to use the machine cor-rectly and safely, we recommendthat you familiarise yourself with itby studying this instruction manual.

The correct use of the machine,along with careful maintenance,lubrication and storage, will help tokeep it in good working order.

Type of machine:............................

Date of purchase:...........................

Manufacture number:.....................


1. GeneralMachine type NS 4030 NS 4030 NS 4040 NS 4040 24EU 24ER 32EU 32ER

Working width, cm 300 300 400 400

Overall height, cm (HK30S) 180 180 180 180

Overall width, cm (HK30S) 300 300 300 300

Filling height, cm (HK30S) 170 170 170 170

Row spacing, Euro coulters 24 32

Row spacing disc coulters 24 32

Row distance, cm 12,5 12,5 12,5 12,5

Distance between coulter rows, cm 36 36 36 36

Hopper capacity, liter 800 800 800 800

Hopper capacity, kg wheat 615 615 615 615

Weight of hopper 325 325 325 325

Weight of coulter section 400 425 450 480

Weight of coulter section 490 515 540 570w/rear harrow

Total weight 815 840 865 895(hopper, coulter section andrear harrow)

Technical specifications


1.GeneralThe seed drill can be fitted with thefollowing accessories:

Following harrow type Max-Flow.The following harrow has rearward-facing tines which ensure that plantresidue, such as straw and similarmaterials, is less likely to drag.

Following harrow type Wing-Flow.The following harrow has rear-ward-curved L-tines. Recommen-ded in connection with disc coulterssince dragging and visible ridgesare avoided.

Following harrow type Twin-Flow. Adouble following harrow can bemounted, instead of the traditionalfollowing harrow, by fitting on therearmost set of Euro coulters.

Electronic tramlining system AGROTRAM 2100. This can be mountedon the seed drill in order to maketracks of up to nine bouts of theseed drill’s width. AGRO TRAM2100 is equipped with seed shaftcontrol and acremeter for measu-ring both part and total area. Thesowing rate is automatically redu-ced, to take account of tramlining.

Electronic level control indicator forhopper capacity. Used in connec-tion with AGRO TRAM 2100.

Extension cable for AGRO TRAM

2100.

Pre emergence markers for makingtracks for fertilisation and sprayingbefore germination. Only availablewith AGRO TRAM 2100 and Max-Flow/Wing-Flow following harrows.

Mechanical regulation of sowingrate whilst driving, allowing the rateto be controlled from the tractorcab.

Direct mechanically driven areame-ter.

Depth limiters for Euro coulters.

Depth limiters for disc coulters.

Grass seed foot for mounting onthe Euro coulters. Enables sowingof grass seed in 80 mm row widthswhen the soil is suitably dry andfree of foreign bodies.

Seed hopper extension 400 l.

Hydraulic top link for lifting ofcoulter set.

Accessories


1. GeneralThese instructions and safety notesin this instruction manual must befollowed.

Safety distances

The safety distance to the seed drillwhile in operation is 4 metres.Persons must under no circumstan-ces be on the seed drill while it isrunning.

Safety when lifting theseed drill

The indicated lifting eyes should beused when lifting the seed drill andwhen carrying out repair of theseed drill’s main frame.

Safety precautionsconcerning guards

Guards for chains, gear wheels androtating shaft ends etc. must befitted to comply with the requiredsafety regulations.

Loose guards, which includecalibration trays and seed hopperlid, should be fitted and closedwhen the machine is running.

The agitator shaft in the hopper isnot shielded. Therefore, to avoidinjury, hand stirring of the sowingmaterial whilst the machine isrunning must be avoided.

Fixed guards should be removedand fitted using tools.

Safety precautions whilstdriving

When driving on public roads, roadtraffic laws concerning lights,safety, etc. should be followed. Liftarm pins and top link pins shouldbe properly secured in order toavoid accidents.

On safety grounds, marker armsshould always be locked in positionwhen driving on public roads.Locking is carried out using lockfittings which are mounted on thelocking pin and secured with a ringpin. See fig. 2M and 2N.

Safety precautions whenparking

Always place the seed drill on firm,horizontal ground when it is remo-ved from the tractor. Ensure thatthe support legs are mounted andsecured by the locking pin.

Safety when cleaning

Cleaning and maintenance of theseed drill should only be carried outwhen the machine is not running.

Safety precautionsconcerning hydraulics

Hydraulic systems with a workingpressure of up to 200 bar must betreated with care. When carryingout repairs, the hydraulic systemmust be without pressure. Air in thehydraulic system can lead toincorrect functioning of the machi-ne, and thus should be expelledbefore the machine is used.

Safety precautionsconcerning tightening

Tighten all bolts after the first 25hours of operation. All bolts shouldbe subsequently tightened beforethe start of each season.

Product liability

Nordsten’s product liability coversmachines which are defective ondelivery. Product liability no longerapplies if modifications are made tothe seed drill or its accessorieswithout Nordsten’s explicit writtenpermission.

It is also a condition of the productliability that the seed drill is onlyused for purposes described in thisinstruction manual or for purposeswhich have Nordsten’s permission.

Safety precautions


1.GeneralFinally, it is also a condition that theseed drill is used with all fixedguards fitted.

Safety precautions


CommissioningCommissioning the seeddrill

Immediately after receiving the drill,it and any extra equipment shouldbe checked to ensure that the itemsreceived are in accordance with theorder and that there are no defectsor missing parts. Any claims shouldbe immediately forwarded to thedealer.

In the case of damage occurringduring transport, claims should beforwarded to the transport firm used.

Otherwise reference is made toNordsten’s usual terms of sale anddelivery.

The coulter settings - and thus theirrelative spacing - may have changedduring transport. The coultersettings should therefore bechecked (see section coulterspacing) and any necessary adjust-ments carried out as described.

Check that the chains between the

driving wheel, gearbox, agitator shaftand sowing shaft are correctlyadjusted. This is particularly import-tant if extra equipment with chaindrive has been fitted. Any necessaryadjustments should be carried outas described in section 5.

Chains and linkages should belubricated with oil.

2. Mount. and adjustment


Coupling

Fig. 2A. Mounting of hooks.

The cultivation equipment can beplaced under the tank unit and liftedup so that the suspension points ofthe tank unit are caught by thehooks. See fig. 2A and 2C.

A pin is placed in the top bracketand locked by a ring pin. See fig.2B.

Locking bolts are mounted to lockthe tank unit. See fig. 2C.

The machine is lifted and the sup-porting legs can now be re-moved.

Fig. 2B. Foremost top bracket.

Fig. 2C. Lock bolts.

Mounting of tank unit oncultivation equipment

We further refer to the spare partslist for coupling kit.

The two hooks are mounted on therear sides of the headstock of thecultivation equipment. See fig. 2A.On the Howard power harrow HK 32the hooks are integrated in themachine and have, therefore, not tobe mounted.

The bracket to connect the tank unitto the top of the headstock is nowmounted. See fig. 2B.

The tank unit should be situated ona flat surface. The supporting legsare placed so that the cultivationequipment passes between the twolegs.

Machine with hydraulicdriven blowerIn the case of an hydraulic drivenblower the following demand ismade on the hydraulic system of thetractor.

The blower requires up to 30 l/min ata pressure of about 125 bar. Thehydraulic system of the tractor mustbe able to produce 8 kW con-tinuously for runing the blower.

On newer tractors it is possible toadjust the oil quantity on the indivi-dual oil outlets. The oil flow isadjusted at the tractor valve first, sothat the values stated for blowerpressure are observed. Max. 60mbar.



Coupling

Fig. 2D. Hydraulic driven blower.

Fig. 2G. Tension roller.

On tractors without the possibilityfor controlling the flow of oil from theexternal hydraulic spool valves, theair pressure can be set on theregulator valve. See fig. 2D.

On connecting hydraulic hoses theprobes should be cleaned beforeinstalling. Connect the red hose P(pressure) to the tractor's externalservice. The green hose R (return)must be fitted to a free flow return(pressureless). On tractors without afreeflow return the dealer mustestablish one.

Set air pressure as follows:

1. Make sure valve is fully open(screwed out).

2. Run tractor with spool valve inflow at an engine speed equal to pto

output. E.g. 1000 rpm PTO speed.

3. Screw in adjuster to get recom-mended air pressure.

On drills fitted with a PTO driven fan,a gearbox is mounted on the outputshaft of the power harrow and isdriven at 1000 rpm. The PTO shaft isconnected to the gearbox splinedshaft and locked with a bolt. Thecardan joint on this end of the PTOshaft is lubricated for life. The otherend of the shaft mounted to the drillshould be lubricated after evry 16hours work. See fig. 2F.

The V belt tension for the fan drive isvia an idle tension roller. See fig. 2G.

Fig. 2E. Mounting of gearbox.

Fig. 2F. PTO shaft.

On Howard HK power harrows thelevelling board handles are replacedwith hexagon nuts. See fig. 2G.



CouplingMounting of coulter kit oncultivation equipment

We further refer to the spare partslist for coupling kit.

A bracket is mounted on each endof the packer roller arm of thecultivation equipment. See fig. 2H.

The coulter kit can now be mountedwith link arms, top link and supportspindles.

A cross bar between the link armsis mounted.

The top link is now adjusted to placethe coulter frame horizontal.

Hoses from the seeding houses areinstalled, passing under the narrowfoot board and to the distributorheads.

Remember to connect the seedinghoses, which are fitted with acoupling to reduce the sowing rate,to the distributor heads equippedwith flap valves for tramlining.

Fig. 2H. Mounting of coulter kit. Fig. 2I. Foot board.



Row distance

Row distance

Changing and adjusting the rowspacing can be carried out bymoving the suspension arms andclamp for each coulter sideways onthe coulter bar. This can be doneafter the bolts under the clampshave been loosened. See figure 2J.

Fig. 2I. Row distance.

Fig. 2J. Clamp with bolt.

The distance between the coultersis measured directly on the coultersthemselves - and thus not on thesuspension arms. The use of ameasuring implement with theactual row spacing marked isrecommended.

Remember to tighten all bolts afteradjustment.



Markers

The seed drill is fitted with hydraulicmarkers.

A single-acting hydraulic take-offfrom the tractor is used whichactivates a shuttle valve (see fig. 2K)in the following way:

On supplying hydraulic pressure tothe marker system, both markers goto vertical.

By removing hydraulic pressure fromthe marker system, one marker willmove into its working position.

Shifting between the markers (i.e.between left and right) is done bysupplying, and then removing,hydraulic pressure from the system.

If both markers are required in theirworking position, the marker systemis activated in the following way:

The marker which is in its workingposition is raised about 1 metre. Thehydraulic pressure is then removedfrom the system, after which bothmarkers will move into their respec-tive working positions.

Marker arms, shear bolt

The marker arms are equipped witha shear bolt which is released whenoverloaded. Carrying an extra shearbolt (M6 x 75 grade 8.8) is recom-mended. See fig. 2L.

Marker arms in transportposition

When transporting the seed drill onpublic roads, the marker arms mustbe locked up.

The locking can be made by lockpins which are put under the supportof the marker arms. The lock pinsare secured with a ring pin. See fig.2M.

In order to reduce the transportheight on 4,0 m machines themarker arms are articulated. Bothin the "folded" position (duringtransport) and in the working positi-on the link must be locked with alocking pin, secured with a ring pinbolt. See fig. 2N.

Fig. 2K. Shuttle valve for marker.

Marker shifter

Fig. 2M. Locking pin for transport.Fig. 2L. Shear bolt.



Fig. 2N. "Folded" marker arm.

Hydraulic hose, marker

The hydraulic hose for the markerarms is connected to the tractor.

If the tractor is provided with anoutlet for an assistor cylinder, thisoutlet is used.

If the tractor is not provided withsuch an outlet, the hydraulic hose isconnected to the outlet of a single-acting remote cylinder.

Removal of tank unit

Supporting legs are put onto thetank unit.

The hydraulic hoses and any wiresfor light and tramlining are discon-nected.

If necessary the air hoses from thecultivation appliance are loosened.

In the case of PTO driven blower thepulley (behind blower) and thetension arm are loosened. Then thebelts can be removed. See fig. 2F.

Lock bolts and pin fig. 2B and 2Care removed.

Removal

Removal of coulter kit

Always park coulter kit and tank uniton a horizontal and firm ground,when disengaging.

Supporting legs are put onto thecoulter bar.

Hoses for the distributors areremoved.

Remove the guard on the side of thetank unit to remove the long cas-sette for the land wheel.

Link arms, top link pin and spindlesare removed.



Mounting of followingharrow

The following harrow is delivered asharrow sections and mounting parts.

The mounting parts include:Following harrow arms, U-brackets,tubes for track and folloiwng harrowmodule.

Mounting is carried out as follows:

The parallel suspended link armsare mounted on the main frame ofthe coulter bar. See fig. 2O.

The top links are mounted from theupper arms to the uprights on thecoulter bar.

U-brackets are mounted on thefollowing harrow module.

The angle adjusting plates aremounted around the frame of thefollowing harrow and in the U-bracket. See fig. 2P.

The working angle of the followingharrow and the working depth areadjusted to obtain the harrowingeffect wanted.

See also chapter 3: Adjustment offollowing harrow.

Fig. 2O. Following harrow arms.

Fig. 2P. Working angle of thefollowing harrow.

2. Mount. and adjustment Following harrow


2. Mount. and adjustment Tramlining

Fig. 2T. Sensor for control of "track-numbers"

Fig. 2R. Wheel sensor.

Fig. 2Q. Flap valve. Fig. 2S. Solenoid clutch.

Tramlining

Agro Tram 2100 can now be mount-ed for controlling tramlining.

We further refer to instruction forAgro Tram 2100.

On two distributor heads hydrauliccylinder for opening and closing ofthe outlets for the distributor ismounted. See fig. 2Q.

A stainless disc closes two outletsin the distributor head.

A solenoid valve for control oftramlining is mounted on the markershuttle valve. See fig. 2R.

A wheel sensor is mounted on theinput shaft on right side of the seeddrill. See fig. 2S.

The sowing rate is reduced automa-tically by a solenoid clutch on theside of the seeding housings. Seefig. 2T.

The clutch stops the outer roller onleft side, when tramlining. See fig.2T.

On the marker arm a sensor ismounted for control of "track-numbers" for the tramlining. See fig.2T.


Mounting of pre-emergence markers

The pressure hose (A) on thechange-over valve to the markers aredismounted. The supplied T-piece ismounted where the hose wasbefore, and the valve block is mount-ed upon the T-piece. The pressurehose is mounted on the side branchof the T-piece. See fig. 2U.

The bracket (B) is mounted on thefollowing harrow with M10x130 bolts.The marker arm (C) is mounted onthe bracket with U-bolts. The markerdisc can be mounted both inwardsand outwards.

On the bracket is also mounted thering holding the hydraulic hoses.See fig. 2V.

On the cylinder to the left the T-piece is mounted with the sidebranch. The left cylinder is con-nected to the solenoid valve with theother hydraulic hose. See fig. 2X.On the cylinder to the left the angleis mounted. Right and left cylindersare connected to one of the hydrau-lic hoses, in a way that leads thehoses through the eyes on theharrow tines. See fig. 2X.

Fig. 2U. Solenoid Valve.

Fig. 2V. Left cylinder.

Fig. 2X. Right cylinder.

2. Mounting of pre-emergence markers

The wire from the solenoid valve isconnected to the 7 pin socket plug,on the coulter frame.

Brown wire is connected to terminal7/58L and blue wire to terminal 4/R.


3. AdjustmentGeneral

Before sowing begins, the followingshould be carried out:

- Test sowing of the drill

- Setting coulter pressure/sowingdepth

- Setting the drive wheel

- Setting the markers.

Test sowing of the drill

Test sowing includes both a calibra-tion depending on the weight/size ofthe seed (1000 grain weight), andthe adjustment of the sowing rateper unit area.

Agitator shaft

The agitator shaft always runs. It isnot necessary to disengage theagitator shaft when sowing largeseed, e.g. peas and beans.

Bottom flaps

The bottom flaps should be asclose as possible to the seedwheels without damaging or squee-zing the seed.

The bottom flaps can be adjustedusing the handle at the end of thehopper. See figure 3B.

The scale setting for different seedsizes should be as follows:

Fine seed : 1Corn : 2-3Peas, etc. : 3-6

Table 3A. Adjustment of bottom flapposition.

Test sowing

Fig. 3B. Handle for bottom flaps. Fig. 3C. Seed housing shutters.

Seed housing shutters

The shutters must not be used foradjusting the rate of sowing.

The shutters should always becompletely open or closed.

If you wish to start sowing with halfthe sowing width, the shutters atone side can be closed.

Emptying of machine

The calibration bags are mountedunder the seed housings and thebottom flap handle is turned back-wards.

Exchange of seed wheel

See special crops chapter 3.4.


3. AdjustmentThe position of the cassette ischosen according to the sowingtable in this instruction. Table 3Opage 3.6..

The cassette can be rotated onlyafter removal of the ring pin in thecentre.

It is important to remember toreplace the pin after changingratios.

Scale setting,Vario-Exact gearbox

Initially,the scale should be set tothe correct sowing rate according toprevious records or to the sowingtable 3O on page 3.6.

Test sowingTest sowing

The test sowing is carried out toensure the correct sowing rate, andis carried out as follows:

The correct sowing rate can beadjusted using the formula:

NO. OF PLANTS PER M² X TCW = KG / HECTAREGERMINATION PERCENT IN THE FIELD

TCW = 1000 grain weight

After this preliminary adjustment thetest sowing should be carried out.

Gear cassette position

The gearbox allows continuouslyvariable regulation of the seedroller’s speed.

The gearbox has two differentworking ratios: a low and a high, thehigh being a direct continuation ofthe low. By turning the gear casset-te on the side of the gearbox, thehigh or low ratio can be selected.

The low ratio is engaged when thecassette is positioned with thelargest wheel upwards. This ratio isused for sowing small seeds suchas rape and clover.

The high ratio is engaged bypositioning the casette with thelargest wheel downwards. This ratiois used for grain and larger seeds.

Fig. 3D. Cassette position, high (2). Fig. 3E. Scale setting.


3. AdjustmentStarting the seed flow

Attach the test sowing handle andturn it clockwise until the seed flowsfrom all of the outlets.

Empty the contents of the calibra-tion bags into the seed hopper.

Turning the test sowinghandle

Turn the test sowing handle accor-ding to the table 3G below:

1/20 HA 1/10 Acre

NS 4030 86 69NS 4040 42 34

Table 3G. Turn the handle x num-ber of revolutions per 1/20 ha. or1/10 acre.

Weighing

Weigh the seed from the sowingtray(s) on an accurate pair ofscales.

Calculation of the sowingrate

To obtain the sowing rate for 1 ha.,the measured weight must bemultiplied by 20.

Adjusting the sowing rate

If the calculated sowing rate corre-sponds to the required rate, thenthe machine is correctly adjusted.

If the sowing rate is not correct, thefollowing adjustment can be madeby changing the scale setting.

If a larger sowing rate is required,the regulating handle’s indicatorshould be adjusted to correspond toa higher value on the scale.

After adjustment of the scalesetting, a new test sowing shouldbe carried out.

Test sowingBlower

The blower must not be run duringthe calibration.

Bottom flaps under seedhousings.

The spring loaded bottom flapsunder each seed housing areopened. See fig. 3F.

The calibration bags are hookedbelow. See fig. 3H.

Filling of seed

Fill sufficient seed in the hoppersuch that the agitator shaft is stillcovered after a test sowing hasbeen carried out.

Fig. 3H. Calibration bag.Fig. 3F. Bottom flaps below seedhousings.


3. AdjustmentDiscrepancies in thesowing rate

If the test sowing has been carriedout carefully, the actual and calcu-lated sowing rates should corre-spond exactly.

If this is not the case in practice,then the cause could be that thetest has not been carried outcorrrectly or that an inaccurate pairof scales has been used.

However, another potential causeof discrepancies is unusual soilconditions. Very wet or very loosesoil can cause inaccurate rolling ofthe drive wheel.

If problems are caused by the soilconditions, then a supplementarycalibration test in the field is re-commended.

Test sowing in the field followsessentially the same procedure asthe standard test sowing.

However, instead of turning the testsowing handle through a specifiednumber of revolutions, the seed drillis driven in normal working positiona specified distance in the field withthe calibrations bags mounted. Seetable 3I.

1/20 HA 1/10 Acre

NS 4030 167 m 148 ydsNS 4040 125 m 111 yds

Tabel 3I. Drive x number of metersfor 1/20 ha. or 1/10 acres.

After test sowing

The calibration bags are removed.

The bottom flaps under the seedhousings are closed.

Blower

The blower is engaged and theworking pressure - read on thepressure gauge (fig. 3J) - is adju-sted according to table 3O page3.6.

Special crops

When sowing special crops, certainprecautions may have to be taken.

Sowing of grass seed

Sowing of grass seed requiresspecial attention since the seedscan „bridge“ in the hopper, thusaffecting the actual sowing rate.This problem will be particularlyacute if the hopper is exposed tovibration.

It is therefore advisable to carry outtest sowing with a limited amount ofseeds in the hopper, and to avoidfilling the hopper completely until inthe field where sowing is due totake place.

In addition, regular stops to manual-ly stir the hopper contents is re-commended in order to achieveuniform sowing.

Warning

Owing to the agitator shaft, stirringof the hopper contents should onlybe carried out when the machine isswitched off.

Special crops

Fig. 3J. Pressure gauge, air pres-sure.


3. AdjustmentSowing of small roundseeds

When sowing small, round seeds,such as turnip, white mustard andrape the fluted sowing wheels areexchanged for peg wheels with fineseed fingers. The sowing rate isreduced to 1/9 and at the same timewaste is avoided since the seedsare only fed out by the pegs.

Mounting of fine seedfingers

The fine seed fingers are fitted bypressing them over the rollers. Asthe roller is turned, the fine seedfingers are pulled round to cover theroller. The fine seed fingers areshaped so that they are held inplace. See figure 3K.

Disengagement ofsowing wheels

The covers above the seed wheelsare disengaged by loosening theblack thumbscrew at the front of theseed housing.

The shaft connections on bothsides of the seed housings areremoved. The R-clips are removed.

The R-clip at left side of the seedhousing (at bearing) is removed andthe bearing is pushed out of thebearing retainer. The sowing shaftcan now be pushed fully to the right,and the bearing at right side comesout of the bearing retainer. Thesowing shaft can now be lifted outof the seed housing. See fig. 3L and3M.

Special crops

Fig. 3M. Removing of seed wheels/shaft.

Fig. 3K. Mounting of fine seedfingers.

Fig. 3L. Removing of seed wheels/shaft.

Fig. 3N. Sowing shaft with fine seedfingers.

Mounting of peg wheels

The solenoid clutch (for tramlining)is moved over to the peg wheelshaft. See fig. 3M and 3N.


3. Adjustment Special cropsThe sowing shaft is put down ontothe seed housing and the seedwheels are slid down into the seedhousing. The bearings are pushedback in position and locked by anR-clip. The shaft connections arenow completed.

When peg wheels with fine seedfingers are used the bottom flaphandle is placed in position 1.


3. Adjustment Sowing tableSowing table

The sowing table shows the calibration of the drill and the scale setting for the required amount per hectare. Notethat the sowing table is only a guide, a test sowing should always be carried out to check the scale setting.

Seed Barley Wheat Rape Peas

Bottom flaps 2-3 2-3 1 3-6

Cassette position 2 2 1 2

Peg wheelsSeed wheels Fluted wheels Fluted wheels fine seed fingers Fluted wheels

Airpressure (bars) 60 60 30 60

Row spacing (cm) 12,5 12,5 12,5 12,5

Scale setting 51015 1,120 1,525 1,9 133

30 100 116 2,3 15435 115 133 2,7 17540 130 151 3,1 19645 145 168 3,5 21850 160 186 3,9 240

55 176 204 4,3 26360 191 221 4,7 28665 206 239 5,2 30970 221 256 5,6 33375 236 274 6,0 358

80 252 292 6,485 26690 28295

100

Table 3O.


3. Adjustment Couter pressure /sowing depthCoulter pressure/sowingdepth

In order to achieve the desiredsowing depth on all coulters, it isnecessary to adjust both the coulterpressure and the telescopic armscorrectly.

Coulter tightening

The tension of the spring determi-nes the sowing coulter’s workingdepth in the soil. Note also that atoo-high forward driving speed canalso result in non-uniform sowingdepth.

Central coulter adjustment can becarried out on all coulters at thesame time. Machines with a work-ing width of 4,0 m are provided withtwo spindles.

Central coulter adjustment iscarried out by turning the spindlewith the calibration handle or open-end spanner. See fig. 3P.

Fig. 3P. Central coulter adjustment.

Fig.3Q. Individual coulter pressure.

The coulter adjustment can beadjusted individually for eachcoulter. This is done by changingthe position of each spring bymoving the chain one or more linkson the coulter arm. With this indivi-dual adjustment it is possible toobtain an increased coulter pressu-re on the coulters working behindthe tractor wheels. See fig. 3Q.


3. AdjustmentAdjustment of markers

The markers are used to make amarker track. The track ensuresthat the outer coulter in one row isboth parallel to and correctly spa-ced with respect to the previousrow.

Centre marking

The seed drill has centre marking.Thus the distance from the outercoulter track to the marker trackshould be half the width of the seedbed plus half a row spacing.

This adjustment can be carried outmost easily by driving forward a fewmetres with the markers and thesowing coulters lowered into theirworking positions, such that thetracks can be clearly seen in thesoil.

Alternatively, the marker is set 3.0m out, as measured from the centreof a 3.0 m seed drill, 4.0 m out on a4,0 m machine etc.

Marking track

The marking track’s width can beadjusted by turning the crankedmarker shaft. See figure 3S.

The narrowest track is obtained byturning the shaft downwards suchthat the marker is parallel to thedirection of travel.

The widest track is obtained byturning the shaft such that themarker is angled backwards withrespect to the direction of travel.

Markers

Fig. 3R. Centre marking.

Fig. 3S. Cranked marker shaft.

The shaft should not be turnedupwards or angled forwards withrespect to the direction of travel asthis can damage the shaft and givea poor track.

The marker arms can be locked in avertical position when driving onpublic roads or when driving closeto fences, etc.


3. Adjustment Following harrowAdjustment of followingharrow

The following harrow can be set forlight or heavy harrowing, or placedin a transport position.

Adjustment is carried out by turningthe top links between the coulterbar and the harrow arms.

Coarse adjustment can be made bymoving the top links one hole in theupper marker arms. See fig. 3T.

To obtain an optimum workingeffect it is possible to adjust theworking angle of the harrow tine.See fig. 3U.

Fig. 3T. Adjustment of harrowingdepth.

Fig. 3U. Working angle of followingharrow.


4. OperationGenerally

During operation check continouslythat no sowing coulters are bloc-ked.

In order to avoid blockage of thecoulters, it is advisable to only raiseand lower the seed drill whendriving forwards.

Regularly check that there issufficient sowing material in theseed hopper.

Regularly check whether the actualsowing rate corresponds to thecalculated rate.

Both before and during sowingwork, attention should be paid tothe following.:

that the lift arms of the tractor arecorrectly working.

that the coulter set is horizontalwhen the machine islowered to its working posi-tion.

that the gearbox is in a goodcondition - gear wheels andgear bearings.

that the oil level in the gearbox isvisible in the oil-level glass(Vario-Exact).

that the chain drive is correctlyadjusted.

that seed rollers and bottom flapsare intact.

that bottom flaps are able tomove freely - this can bechecked using a finger or athin shaft.

that coulters are intact (not wornout).

that the coulter arms are able tomove freely and have thecorrect spring tension.

that the marker position is correct- check frequently.

that the air pressure is correctduring sowing.

Driving speed

During the sowing work the speedshould be 5-8 km/h. In generalspeed should depend on theprevailing conditions and, in parti-cular, oscillation of the machineshould be avoided.

Emptying of seed hopper

The seed hopper is emptied byopening the bottom flaps below theseed housings and by hooking onthe emptying bags. The handle forthe bottom flaps should then bepulled back completely such thatany excess sowing material isemptied into the emptying bag.See fig. 3H.

Fig. 4A. Land wheel in transportposition.


4. Operation

Land wheel

The land wheel must during trans-port be locked in a transport posi-tion. See fig. 4A.

Lid

The lid can be locked duringtransport. See fig. 4B.

Fig. 4B. Lid.


5. Maintenance and lubricationAdjustment of chains

Sprocket wheels for the adjustmentof the chain should be loosened.The sprocket wheels should thenbe pushed upwards until the chainsare at the correct tension, at whichpoint the sprocket wheels shouldbe tightened again. See figure 5A.

Lubrication

The gearbox oil must be visible inthe level eye, otherwise it must berefilled with one of the followingtypes of oil:

Texaco Raudo HD 15Raudo HD 22Raudo HD 32

Shell Tellus OilTellus Oil (S) 32Tellus Oil 32

Statoil Hydraway HM 15Hydraway HM 32

ESSO Nuto H 15Nuto H 32

All chains should be lubricatedregularly. After each season, thechains should be cleaned in petro-leum and then lubricated with oil.

Before each new season all linka-ges and chain tighteners shouldalso be lubricated.

Cleaning of seed outletsand sowing rollers

Cleaning the seed outlets and seedrollers can be facilitated by remo-ving the sowing shaft. See page3.5.

Fig. 5A. Sprocket wheels.

Fine adjustment ofbottom flaps

The bottom flaps should be set tothe highest position (position 1).

Adjustment can then be carried outby turning the screw on the rearface of each bottom flap until thedistance between the flap and theseed roller is 1 mm. See figure 5B.

Fig. 5B. Adjustment of bottomflaps.


5. Maintenance and lubrication

Wheel arm, marker arms, markerhub and the cardan joint should beregularly greased. See fig. 5C, 5D,5E and 5F.

For PTO driven blower the cardanshaft should also be greasedregularly during the season.

All bearings are self-sealed and donot require lubrication.

Winter storage

Careful cleaning of the seed drillafter each season is recommen-ded.

The machine should also beprepared in plenty of time beforethe start of the new season.

The seed drill should be protectedfrom the elements during storage.

To prevent vermin damage, duringstorage, it is important to fully cleanthe hopper and associated mete-ring unit.

Fig. 5F. Lubrication of marker hub.Fig. 5D. Lubrication of markerarms.Fig. 5C. Lubrication of wheel arm.

Fig. 5E. Lubrication of drive joint.


Spare parts register and belonging drawings are divided as follows:

Page

Lid 6.4

Seed hopper 6.6

Transmission 6.8

Gearbox 6.10

Agitator parts for seed hopper 6.12

Fan, PTO 6.14

Fan, PTO 6.16

Fan, hydraulic 6.18

Hydraulics for fan 6.20

Scale 6.22

Supporting legs for tank 6.24

EURO coulters 6.26

Disc coulters 6.28

Plan EURO coulters 6.30

Plan disc coulters 6.31

6. Spare parts list


Page

Distributor 6.32

Landwheel 6.34

Inside marker arm 6.36

Outside marker arm 6.38

Hydraulic for marker kit 6.40

Following harrows 6.42

Foot board 6.44

Supporting legs for coulter kit 6.46

Pre-emergence marker 6.48

Hydraulic f. pre-emergence marker 6.50

6. Spare parts list


6. Spare parts list


6. Spare parts list Lid


6. Spare parts list LidPosition Ref. Description

1 2155936 Cover part, front2 2152489 Clamp3 0602194 Handle 30 x 170 mm4 540225 Set screw M6 x 255 546206 Face plate M66 544106 Nut M6 din 934-87 2152491 Retainer8 547220 Split pin Ø3,2x20 din949 2152492 Washer Ø17/Ø11,5/2,0

10 2155935 Cover part, rear11 2155621 Bracket12 544609 Self-locking nut M8 din98513 550216 Set screw M8 x 1614 550220 Set screw M8 x 2015 546208 Face plate M816 546508 Spring washer M817 544108 Nut M8 din 934-818 2152602 Retainer for cover, right18 2152603 Retainer for cover, left19 550230 Set screw M8 x 3020 2152493 Chain nr. 40 - 16 led21 600160 Handybolt std. 1/4" x 1/2"22 2152372 Bracket for gas spring, left22 2152373 Bracket for gas spring, right23 540490 Steel bolt M8 x 9024 43401 Gas spring25 2152494 Strap for cover26 540470 Steel bolt M8 x 7027 356316 Retainer f. rubber strap28 556840 Pop rivet Ø4,0x10 mm29 356315 Rubber strap30 356310 Helmet retainer t. RH 1B


6. Spare parts list Seed hopper


6. Spare parts list Seed hopperPosition Ref. DescriptionPosition Ref. Description

34 356499 Fixation f. rubber strap35 2155821 Bottom NS 403035 2155822 Bottom NS 404036 0603231 Cover plug Ø 14,7/7,237 0603221 Ferrule Ø 8x1738 2153905 Bottom flap39 2157339 Spring Ø1,5x6740 585115 Split pin Ø2,5x16 A.2 DIN 9441 2153912 Shaft for bottom flap42 2153947 Guard for seed housing43 82340 Self-tapping screw 1/4"44 581220 Carriage bolt M8 x 20 A.245 2153909 Cover plate46 2153849 Shutter47 583508 Spring washer A.2 M848 0603376 Disc spring 16,0x8,2x0,8 A.249 582608 Self locking nut M8 A.250 582110 Nut M10 A.251 583510 Spring washer A.2 M1052 583110 Washer M10 DIN 125A-A.253 552510 Plate bolt M10 x 2054 29370 Bottom flap, stainless55 583108 Washer DIN 125A-A.2 M856 29369 Spring13,5/2/10/207657 36921 Adjustable piece58 580255 Steel bolt A.2 M6 x 5559 586416 Set screw M8 x 16 A.260 0602103 Square nut M8 A.261 25802 Bottom flap62 28152 Nylon nut63 2156737 Bottom flap axle NS403063 2156738 Bottom flap axle NS404064 513730 Clamp pin Ø 6 x 3066 2156736 Handle f. bottom flap66 2156741 Hole plate NS403066 2156152 Hole plate NS4040

1 0602517 Manometer 0-100 m. bar2 2152082 Bracket for manometer3 546208 Face plate M84 550216 Set screw M8 x 165 546508 Spring washer M86 544108 Nut M8 din 934-87 0602783 Rubber lead-in 12 x 198 0602785 Connection piece 3/8"

w. 1/4" BSP9 0602787 Clamp 13,3

10 2156009 Hose for manometer11 0602524 Nipple pressure gauge

brass 1/8"12 0603009 Counter nut 1/8" RG13 2155820 Seed hopper top14 586216 Set screw M6 x 16 A.215 583106 Washer DIN 125A-A.2 M616 2153944 Guard for seed housing17 2000624 Thumbscrew18 0601883 Flexible hose Ø63/Ø7319 2153915 Nozzle for seed housing20 25839 Sowing wheel21 32072 Fine seed finger22 37178 R-clip23 2155841 Sowing shaft NS403023 2155839 Sowing shaft NS404024 585325 Split pin Ø4,0 x25 A.2 DIN9425 2156398 Sowing wheel w. hexagon26 2149268 Ball bearing, complete27 583506 Spring washer A.2 M628 582106 Nut M6 A.229 2152049 Dazzle for dosing unit30 521206 Allen screw M6x6 MSP FZB31 2156329 Bed plate32 586214 Set screw M6x14 A.233 580225 Set screw M6x25 A.2


6. Spare parts list Transmission


6. Spare parts list TransmissionPosition Ref. Description Position Ref. Description

1 544110 Nut M10 din934-82 546510 Spring washer M103 546110 Facet washer 3/8"4 515125 Locking ring Ø25 din4715 0602261 Ball bearing 6005 2RS6 2155480 Fixture for bearing7 552510 Plate bolt M10 x 208 2155846 Chain wheel z20 NS40308 2156308 Chain wheel z13 NS40409 2156114 Guard NS40309 2155433 Guard NS4040

10 2149972 Chain wheel 33z 08B-111 547230 Split pin Ø3,2 x 32 din9412 546210 Face plate M1013 28083 Tension wheel 11z14 2150457 Pivot for tightener15 544106 Nut M6 DIN 934-816 29426 Washer17 513630 Clamp pin Ø5 x 3018 2155848 Chain wheel z 2519 2149268 Ball bearing, complete20 2155850 Bearing cassette21 2155899 Bushing Hex22x17 L=1222 2155845 Transmission sowing shaft23 547325 Split pin Ø4,0 x 25 DIN 9424 26049 Washer Ø24xHEx17x1

stainless25 110210 Bushing 16/22x16 - 28x426 25095 Bearing27 35551 Shaft for chain tightener28 2153388 Pivot for tightener29 2155836 Chain 08B-1 75+1

30 0602373 Chain joint link straight 08B-131 2155835 Chain 08B-1 57+1+132 0602374 Chain joint link short. 08B-133 2155834 Chain 08B-1 89+1 NS403033 2156328 Chain 08B-1 86+1 NS404034 9603605 Cover plug Ø 51,5x55


6. Spare parts list Gearbox


6. Spare parts list GearboxPosition Ref. Description

30 2150297 Output shaft31 405927 O-ring 48,89x2,6232 2150416 Bearing33 2150311 Driver complete34 2149791 Ring 48x30x835 548460 Clamp Ø4X6036 2149718 Spring37 2150414 Regulator shaft38 515135 Locking ring Ø35 DIN 47139 0602309 Disc spring 51,5x35,5x0,640 0602303 Sealing ring 22x28x441 016639 O-ring Ø 40x342 2149421 Bearing43 020717 Clamp pin Ø6X3244 2149437 Regulation piece45 0602320 Oillevel glass M20x1,546 552510 Carriage bolt M10X2047 546510 Spring washer M1048 544110 Nut M1049 0602484 Disc spring 6,5x30,5x0,650 2153203 Intermediate piece51 2153211 Chain wheel w.bearing and

sealing rings52 2153209 Input shaft mounted53 2150311 Driver complete

Position Ref. Description

2153200 Vario-Exact gearbox1 550255 Set screw M8X552 600430 Copperwasher Ø 13x8x13 2149788 Lid4 2149806 Sealing5 2149971 Chain wheel 16 Z 08B-16 600724 Clamp Ø6X367 515130 Circlip Ø30 DIN 4718 2149446 Nylon washer Ø 48x30,5x19 0602304 Sealing ring Ø 30x37x4

10 0602302 Ball bearing free-wheeling11 2153206 Chainwheel 16 Z 08B-112 2153201 Entry shaft13 515140 Circlip Ø40 DIN 47114 0602308 Disc spring 61,5x40,5x0,715 37772 Chain wheel 20 Z 08B-116 2153210 Intermediate shaft17 547325 Split pin Ø4X2518 25156 Selflubricating bush19 25095 Bearing20 405930 O-ring Ø 59,99x2,6221 2149420 Bearing housing22 106025 Ball bearing 600623 2150940 Cog wheel24 513750 Clamp pin Ø6X5025 550220 Set screw M8X2026 2150415 Gearbox housing27 544108 Nut M828 2150299 Hitch pin for cassette29 2149442 Crossbar


6. Spare parts list Agitator parts f.seed hopper



6. Spare parts list Agitator parts f.seed hopper

1 2156020 Intermediate shaft NS40301 2155840 Intermediate shaft NS40402 2156862 Double sliding socket for

sowing shaft3 37178 R-clip4 2155841 Sowing shaft NS40304 2155839 Sowing shaft NS 40405 26049 Washer Ø24xHEX17x1

stainless6 2157377 Agitator shaft III NS 40306 2157379 Agitator shaft III NS 40407 580330 Steel bolt A.2 M6x308 583106 Washer DIN 125A -A.2 M69 110210 Bushing 16/22x16x28x4

10 25095 Bearing11 585325 Split Ø 4,0x25 A.2 DIN 9412 2158382 Agitator shaft II NS 403012 2157380 Agitator shaft II NS 404013 21577376 Intermediate shaft NS 403013 2157375 Intermediate shaft NS 404014 2157383 Agitator shaft I NS 403014 2157381 Agitator shaft I NS 4040


6. Spare parts list Fan, PTO




1 2156721 Pulley with bearings2 2156703 Pulley3 521213 Allen screw M6x13 MSP4 106057 Ball bearing 6206 2 RS5 2156700 Bearing housing6 0602681 Ball bearing 6007 2 RS Nachi7 228113 Key A8x7x328 2156705 Shaft M9 9603558 Pulley SPZ 1587

10 2156724 Console11 546108 Fazet washer 5/16”12 546508 Spring washer M813 550225 Set screw M8 x 2514 550320 Set screw M10 x 2015 544617 Self locking nut M16 DIN98516 546116 Fazet washer 5/8”17 546110 Fazet washer 3/8”18 546510 Spring washer M1019 544110 Nut M10 DIN 934-820 2156722 Belt tightener, complete21 2156702 Pin22 0602261 Ball bearing 6005 2RS HICO23 2155727 Tension roller24 515125 Cirslip Ø 25 DIN 47125 2156714 Fan, mounted26 2156694 End piece27 544106 Nut M6 DIN 934-828 546506 Spring washer M629 544106 Fazet washer 1/4”30 550112 Set screw M6x1231 2156692 Top guard32 2156864 Protection guard33 2156863 Washer




6. Spare parts list Fan, PTOPosition Ref. Description

1 0603491 Clamp band Ø 160 mm2 0603490 Flex hose Ø 160 PU steel

spiral3 603488 Elbow 160 mm4 0602805 Sheet metal screw 4,8x9,5

DIN 79815 2156725 Sleeve6 0603489 Neck 160 mm7 0602947 Galvanized clamp ring8 2156698 Fan w. console9 2156199 Washer Ø 40/Ø 8

10 546508 Spring washer M811 550225 Set screw M8 x 2512 2152098 Clamp band13 2152097 Grating14 2155392 Bushing f. bloweraxle15 228116 Key A8x7x4016 2156699 Axle17 228110 Key A8x7x2518 106030 Ball bearing 6007 2RS19 2155393 Hub20 546208 Face plate M821 550230 Set screw M8 x 3022 521213 Allen screw M6 x 13 MSP23 2156704 Pulley


6. Spare parts list Fan, hydraulic


6. Spare parts list Fan, hydraulicPosition Ref. Description

1 0603491 Clamp band Ø 160 mm2 0603490 Flex hose Ø 160 PU steel

spiral3 0603488 Elbow 160 mm4 0602805 Sheet metal screw 4,8x9,5

DIN 79815 2156837 Sleeve6 0603489 Neck 160 mm7 0602947 Galvanized clamp ring8 2156698 Blower w. console9 2156199 Washer Ø 40/Ø 8

10 546508 Spring washer M811 550225 Set screw M8x2512 2152098 Clamp band13 2152097 Grating14 0603267 Supporting washer 22x32x215 9603540 Gear motor 6,3 without drain16 546208 Face plate M817 0603388 Allen screw M8x60 CH18 544106 Nut M6 DIN 934-819 2156814 Bottom guard20 550116 Set screw M6x1621 550325 Set screw M10x2522 2156810 Console23 544611 Self locking nut M10 DIN 98524 2156812 Upper guard25 546110 Fazet washer 3/8”26 546510 Spring washer M1027 544110 Nut M10 DIN 934-828 540260 Steel bolt M6x60


6. Spare parts list Hydraulics for fan


6. Spare parts list Hydraulics for fanPosition Ref. Description

1 406130 Sealing Bonded Seal PP45-D2 9603552 Nipple Ø 15x1/2”3 405830 Olive-ring D15-L4 405842 Sleeve M15-L5 405815 Screwed connection V15-L

u/Md6 2156826 Hydraulic tube L=1357 9603553 Angle adjustable Ø 158 405758 Screwed connection

GA15-LR u/Md9 9603546 Sowing rate adjusting valve

10 2156825 Hydraulic tube L=10811 9603550 Banjo throttle free Ø 15x1/2”12 9603551 Banjo Ø 15x1/2”13 2156829 Hydraulic hose 1/2”X270014 404140 Quick coupling male

1/2”RG E40215 600399 Dust cap f. male

1/2” red16 600400 Dust cap f. male

1/2” green17 405140 Hexagon nipple 1/2”X1/2”18 0602960 Non-return valve CA1319 9603541 Tube holder pair 22 mm20 9603543 Top plate21 540445 Steel bolt M8x45


6. Spare parts list Scale


6. Spare parts list ScalePosition Ref. Description

1 0602825 Control handle2 0602826 Bracket3 0602827 Retainer for bracket4 0601971 Sheet metal screw Ø6,5x205 0603292 Adjusting cable 4000 mm6 546110 Facet washer 3/8"7 546510 Spring washer M108 544110 Nut M10 din934-89 2154999 Bushing

10 550116 Set screw M6x1611 583110 Washer M10 din125A12 552510 Plate bolt M10 x 2013 544108 Nut M8 din934-814 546508 Spring washer M815 546108 Facet washer 5/16"16 2155734 Retainer for scale17 550220 Set screw M8 x 2018 2155830 Scale19 2155801 Plate for scale20 0603291 Counter nut MS21 543920 Carriage bolt M6 x 2022 0603290 Screwed connection

cable ZV23 0603296 Distance piece Ø16x8,5x824 2155172 Thumbscrew25 2155803 Pointer26 540445 Steel bolt M8 x 4527 0602447 Washer M8 din9021A28 544609 Self-locking nut M8 din98529 544607 Self-locking nut M6 din98530 2154998 Clamp31 521206 Allen screw M6 x 2032 601053 Control handle


6. Spare parts list Supporting legs for tank


6. Spare parts list Supporting legs for tankPosition Ref. Description

1 2156013 Parking stand, left2 2156680 Frame3 2156012 Parking stand, right4 550320 Set screw M10x205 546110 Facet washer 3/8"6 544611 Self locking nut M10 DIN 9857 0603222 Transport wheel8 41384 Calibration handle9 550010 Set screw M5x10

10 0603228 Tube holder11 552510 Plate bolt M10x20


6. Spare parts list EURO coulters


Position Ref. Benævnelse Position Ref. Description

6. Spare parts list EURO coulters

1 2149928 Antilocking flap2 2149964 Bushing Ø 10xØ 7x223 0602430 Rivet Ø6x284 0602431 Rivet Ø7x205 2149320 Coulter point euro6 2153948 Collar for hose PA6 black7 2151790 Long coulter8 544611 Self locking nut M10 DIN 9859 546110 Facet washer 3/8"

10 2151791 Short coulter11 540592 Steel bolt M10x10012 0602383 Bearing 16x20x2013 2150246 Inner bushing14 2151796 Coulter suspension I15 544609 Self-locking nut M8 din98516 2151806 Spring fixture I17 547450 Split Ø5x50 din9418 2151872 Washer 31x31/ø5619 2151810 Bearing20 550220 Set screw M8x2021 0602317 Facet washer M1222 540640 Set screw M12x4023 2150651 Clamp24 2151807 Spring fixture II25 2151800 Coulter suspension II26 2151811 Square tube for spring

feed NS403026 2151812 Square tube for spring

feed NS404027 2153825 Spring feed arm28 544112 Nut M12 DIN 934-8

29 515135 Locking ring Ø 35 DIN 47130 2151804 Coulter suspension III31 2153439 Coulter pressure spindle32 2151818 Thread piece for spindle33 2156470 Coulter bar NS 404033 2156471 Coulter bar NS 403034 544716 Counter nut M16DIN 439B35 540850 Set screw M16x5036 2156217 Side suspension


6. Spare parts list Disc coulters


6. Spare parts list Disc coultersPosition Ref. DescriptionPosition Ref. Description

1 0603305 Steel bolt M10 x 952 2157385 Bushing3 0602316 Sealing ring 6203 ZAV4 106037 Ball bearing 6203 2RS5 0602318 Fitting washer Ø 17x24x1,06 515040 Circlip Ø 40 DIN 9727 2150859 Hub8 0602939 Supporting washer 17x24x1,59 2156303 Disc coulter disc Ø 319 C75

10 550112 Set screw M6 x 1211 2157398 Retainer f. scraper, right11 2157397 Retainer f. scraper, left12 2156815 Scraper13 2150800 Clamp f. scraper14 544607 Self locking nut M6 DIN 98515 544611 Self locking nut M10 DIN 98516 555108 Rivet Ø 4,0 x 8 RH17 555110 Rivet Ø 4,0 x 10 RH18 2150814 Guide plate, right18 2150815 Guide plate, let19 2157019 Coulter arm L1 - L320 2157021 Coulter arm K121 2157020 Coulter arm L2 - L422 2157022 Coulter arm K223 2154168 Retainer f. hose24 2149466 Bottom bellow25 540590 Steel bolt M10 x 9026 546110 Fazet washer 3/8”27 0602383 Bearing 16x20x2028 2151796 Coulter suspension I29 2150246 Inner bushing30 544609 Self locking nut M8 DIN 985

31 2151806 Spring holder I32 547450 Klik pin Ø 5 x 50 DIN 9433 2151872 Washer 31x31/Ø 5634 2151810 Bearing35 550220 Set screw M8 x 2036 2150651 Clamp37 0602317 Fazet washer M1238 540640 Set screw M12 x 4039 2151807 Spring holder II40 2151800 Coulter suspension II41 2153825 Feeding arm42 544112 Nut M12 DIN 934-843 0602317 Fazet washer M1244 515135 Circlip Ø 35 DIN47145 2153439 Coulter pressure spindle46 2151818 Thread piece f. spindle47 2151804 Coulter suspension III48 2151811 Square tube f. feeding

NS403048 2151812 Square tube f. feeding

NS404049 2156470 Coulter bar NS404049 2156471 Coulter bar NS403050 544716 Counter nut M16 DIN 439B51 540850 Set screw M16x5052 2156217 Side suspension


6. Spare parts list Plan EURO coulters


6. Spare parts list Plan disc coulters


6. Spare parts list Distributor


6. Spare parts list DistributorPosition Ref. Description

1 550110 Set screw M62 546206 Face plate M63 2156655 Cover plate4 2153995 Elbow f. distributor head5 * 0603248 Flex hose Ø 25 pu6 2156478 Distributor bottom, drilled

8 outlets6 2156479 Distributor bottom, drilled

12 outlets7 550216 Set screw M8x168 2156711 Vertical tube w. return

NS4030/40408 2154270 Vertical tube, short NS40409 0602938 Ferrule DPD 25

10 * 0601883 Flex hose Ø 63/73 pu plus

* To be ordered in meters


6. Spare parts list Landwheel


6. Spare parts list LandwheelPosition Ref. Description

1 2153359 Land wheel2 513850 Clamp Ø8 x 503 2157599 Axle external NS 40303 2157601 Axle external NS 40404 0602382 Klik pin tube Ø6xØ355 2157278 Axle, short6 2155980 Cardan joint7 513730 Clamp Ø 6x308 0603360 Rubber bellow9 547325 Split pin Ø4,0x25 DIN 94

10 2155908 Axle HEX22/Ø 16 L=12011 2149286 Compression spring

5x29x400-39v12 0602116 Clamp Ø 6 x 4013 550480 Set screw M12 x 8014 2156018 Inner tube15 020721 Clamp Ø 8 x 3216 2150489 External tube17 2150754 Stop ring18 2157600 Axle, long NS 403018 2157602 Axle, long NS 404019 547330 Split pin Ø 4,0 x 30 DIN 9420 2155909 Axle HEX22/Ø 16 L=8321 2149268 Ball bearing, complete22 2153327 Chain wheel 16z 08B-123 2155271 End piece24 0602740 Sheet metal screw Ø4,2 x 1625 2155712 Swivel arm26 2153335 Chain wheel 16z 08B-127 106030 Ball bearing 6007 2RS28 2153337 Bearing housing29 540570 Steel bolt M10 x 70

30 2155907 Axle HEX L=14831 2155905 Chain 08B-1 79+132 0602373 Straight joint link33 546210 Face plate M1034 546510 Spring washer M1035 544110 Nut DIN 934-836 544613 Self locking nut M12 DIN 98537 546212 Face plate M1238 2155765 Locking plate39 547325 Split pin Ø 4,0 x 25 DIN 9440 405416 Lubrication nipple M6 x 1 H141 513645 Clamp Ø 5 x 4542 2155490 Bracket for wheel arm43 544712 Counter nut M12 DIN 439B44 540560 Steel bolt M10 x 6045 544611 Self locking nut M10 DIN 985



6. Spare parts list Inside marker arm


6. Spare parts list Inside marker armPosition Ref. Description

1 20447 Extension spring2 405416 Lubricating nipple M6x1 H13 546220 Face plate M204 547340 Split pin Ø4,0x40 din945 2151631 Arm6 2156108 Lamp bracket7 513960 Clamp Ø10x608 540275 Steel bolt M6 x 759 2152350 Marker arm, right9 2152351 Marker arm, left

10 544607 Self locking nut M6 din 98511 544116 Nut M6 din 934-812 2151679 Pin13 550660 Set screw M16x6014 2156046 Cylinder, complete15 547440 Split pin Ø5,0x40 din9416 2151455 Pin for cylinder17 229520 Grip pin Ø4,018 513620 Clamp 5x2019 2156115 Locking pin Ø16x93


6. Spare parts list Outside marker arm



6. Spare parts list Outside marker arm

1 2157785 Marker hub complete2 2157969 End cover3 2157784 Marker shaft4 9603658 Seal ring 25x47x95 106040 Ball bearing 62046 9603656 Ball bearing 63037 405416 Lubrication nipple M6x1 H18 405936 O-ring 50,30x3,539 544116 Nut M16 DIN 934-8

10 2153519 Marker disc Ø40611 544030 Carriage bolt M8x3012 2149882 U-bolt13 511512 Sheet metal bolt M10x3514 546110 Facet washer 3/8"15 546510 Spring washer M1016 544110 Nut M10 din934-817 540560 Steel bolt M10 x 6018 2149155 Bushing19 38689 Clamp20 33336 Marker clamp21 38687 Clamp handle M1222 2149179 Marker arm NS 403023 2151775 Marker arm NS 404024 2149140 External marker arm NS 403025 15001960 Dowel with split pin26 540590 Steel bolt M10x9027 2151473 Bushing Ø20/11x6228 2151476 Right arm NS 404028 2151477 Left arm NS 404029 2151690 Outer arm NS 404030 546210 Face plate M1031 544611 Self locking nut M1032 2151249 Adjusting bracket33 2157782 Marker hub Ø40634 544609 Self locking nut M8


6. Spare parts list Hydraulic for markers


6. Spare parts list Hydraulic for markersPosition Ref. Description

1 544609 Self-locking nut M8 din9852 546208 Face plate M83 2154517 Distance piece4 0602851 Nipple 13BP0608 NV 27 mm5 0602850 Sealing bonded seal PP45CC6 540455 Steel bolt M8x557 0602823 Marker valve8 2157604 Hydraulic hose 1/4” L=2125

NS40408 2157606 Hydraulic hose 1/4” L=1780

NS40309 405330 Angle nipple 05 BK 04

10 2157605 Hydraulic hose 1/4”L=875NS4040

10 2157607 Hydraulic hose 1/4”L=220NS4030

11 2152025 Hydraulic hose 1/4” L=360012 600958 Hexagon nipple 02BP06x0413 406120 Sealing bonded seal PP45-C14 401210 Valve type FT-257/5-3/815 405130 Hexagonnipple 02BP080616 406130 Sealing bonded seal PP45-D17 404140 Quick coupling male

1/2”RG E 40218 406140 Dusp cap f. male 1/2” black


6. Spare parts list Following harrows


6. Spare parts list Following harrowsPosition Ref. Description

1 2152508 Following harrow tine, right2 2152509 Following harrow tine, left3 544110 Nut M10 DIN 934-84 41714 Clamp Ø 35xØ 10,5x45 2153136 Litter L=29405 2156717 Litter L=42006 45885 Harrow tine m. bue7 2151941 U-bolt M108 36676 Safety split pin f. RHS 40x409 540640 Set screw M12x40

10 0602317 Fazet washer M1211 2153131 Following harrow bracket12 540694 Steel bolt M12x13013 544613 Self locking nut M12 DIN 98514 37178 R-clip w. big eye15 43157 Locking pin16 540570 Steel bolt M10x7017 2150768 Clamp18 2150769 Extension piece19 540592 Steel bolt M10x10020 2156720 Console, right21 2156718 Console, left22 546110 Fazet washer 3/8”23 544611 Self locking nut M10 DIN 98524 2150246 Inner bushing25 0602383 Bearing 16x20x2026 2152005 Following harrow arm27 2154392 Following harrow arm28 0603268 Top link 33,0 - 47,029 540755 Steel bolt M14x5530 2154360 Link f. following harrow31 546114 Fazet washer 9/16”32 544615 Self locking nut M14 DIN 985



6. Spare parts list Foot board


6. Spare parts list Foot boardPosition Ref. Description

1 2157008 Foot board2 552510 Plate bolt M10x203 2156742 Flap f. foot board4 2156657 Hinge f. foot board5 550425 Set screw M12x256 546112 Fazet washer 1/2”7 544613 Self locking nut M12 DIN 9858 544611 Self locking nut M10 DIN 9859 546110 Fazet washer 3/8”

10 2156663 Bracket11 540595 Steel bolt M10x13012 2156641 Frame for step13 540565 Steel bolt M10x6514 540675 Steel bolt M12x7515 2154500 Strop16 550430 Set screw M12x3017 44560500 Bolt Ø 25x10518 226328 Safety split pin Ø 10 ring

Ø 4119 2156707 Side member, right20 540645 Steel bolt M12x4521 2156713 Bushing22 43117 Washer Ø 35/Ø 13x423 2156696 Foot board24 550325 Set screw M10x2525 2156706 Side member, left26 550435 Set screw M12x3527 306150 Plug 50x50x4 sort


6. Spare parts list Supporting legs


6. Spare parts list Supporting legsPosition Ref. Description

1 2156006 Supporting leg, left2 41197 Safety split pin f. RHS 50x503 2154503 Supporting leg4 550320 Set screw M10x205 0603222 Transport wheel6 544611 Self locking nut M10 DIN 9857 546110 Facet washer 3/8"


6. Spare parts list Pre-emergence marker


6. Spare parts list Pre-emergence markerPosition Ref. Description

1 2153980 Arm2 0602383 Bearing 16x20x203 2153969 Cylinder, complete4 2153982 Locking pin Ø 20x935 547330 Klik pin Ø 4,0x30 DIN 946 546220 Face plate M207 2151617 Spring 4/26/236/49,25V8 544112 Nut M129 546512 Spring washer M12

10 546112 Fazet washer 1/2”11 2153984 Eye12 544110 Nut M10 DIN 934-813 546510 Spring washer M1014 546110 Fazet washer 3/8”15 2153975 Retainer16 2153971 Inner bushing Ø 16x3, L=9017 540594 Steel bolt M10x12018 540691 Steel bolt M12x10019 2154558 Bushing20 2156882 Hose retainer21 2153986 Locking pin w. chain

Ø 15x11022 2153978 Bracket23 2148874 U-bolt M10 (50x50)24 2156877 Bracket25 540540 Steel bolt M10x4026 540640 Set screw M12X4027 544613 Self locking nut M12 DIN 98528 2153131 Following harrow bracket29 540694 Steel bolt M12x13030 544611 Self locking nut M10 DIN 985


6. Hydraulic for pre-emergence marker


6. Hydraulic for pre-emergence markerPosition Ref. Description

1 2154390 Solenoid valve2 406120 Sealing bonded seal PP45-C3 405118 Hexagon nipple 3/8”x3/8”

sleeve4 0603238 T-nipple 34BP065 600958 Hexagon nipple 02BP06X046 2153987 Hydraulic hose 1/4” L=25007 356330 Cable binder 5,0x400 black8 0602132 T-nipple 14BP049 0602131 Angle 16BP04

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