John Deere HD200, HD300 SelectSpray Attachment For ProGator Operator Manual OMUC29295E

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John Deere HD200, HD300 SelectSpray Attachment For ProGator Operator Manual OMUC29295E

Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
Manual ID: OMUC29295E
Format: PDF
Size: 6.2MB
Number of Pages: 88

Category: John Deere Operators Manuals PDF Tag: Agricultural

Description

Model List:
- HD200 SelectSpray Attachment For ProGator
- HD300 SelectSpray Attachment For ProGator

1. Introduction
1.1. Thank You for Purchasing a John Deere Product
1.2. Using Your Operators Manual
1.3. Machine Use
1.4. Special Messages
1.5. Service Literature
1.5.1. Order Service Parts Online
2. Contents
3. Product Identification
3.1. Product Compatibility
3.2. Record Identification Numbers
4. Safety Labels Text
4.1. Safety Label Location
4.2. Understanding the Machine Safety Labels
4.2.1. French or Spanish Safety Labels and Operators Manual
4.3. WARNING
4.4. WARNING
4.5. CAUTION
4.6. WARNING
4.7. CAUTION
4.8. WARNING
5. Safety Labels NoText
5.1. Safety Label LocationSprayer Tank
5.2. Safety Label LocationSpray Booms (5.5 m (18 ft.)
5.3. Safety Label LocationSpray Booms (4.66.4 m (1521 ft.)
5.4. Understanding the Machine Safety Labels without Text
5.5. Avoid Injury From Drinking Water
5.6. Avoid Injury From Chemical Hazards
5.7. Do Not Enter Tank
5.8. Read Operators Manual
5.9. Avoid Injury From Crushing
5.10. Avoid Injury From Moving Parts
5.11. Read Operators Manual, Avoid Moving Parts, Keep Bystanders Away
5.12. Avoid Injury From Moving Boom
5.13. Avoid Injury From Boom Swing Area
5.14. Read Safety in Machine Operators Manual
5.15. Operate Sprayer Safely
5.16. Parking Safely
5.17. Mix and Handle Chemicals Safely
5.18. Read Chemical Container Label
5.19. Handle Chemical Products Safely
5.20. Practice Safe Maintenance
5.21. Wear Appropriate Clothing
5.22. Avoid High Pressure Fluids
5.23. Dispose of Chemicals Properly
5.24. Handling Waste Product and Chemicals
6. Preparing Vehicle
6.1. Preparing the Machine
6.1.1. Machine Requirements
6.1.2. Prepare for Assembly
6.2. Controller Mount Bracket Kit Components
6.3. Tank Components
6.4. Electrical Components
6.5. Pump and Hydraulic Components
6.6. Personal Wash Tank Components
6.7. Install Control Box
6.7.1. Install Brackets
6.7.2. Install Control Box
6.8. Install Cylinder Support Bracket (HD300)
6.9. Install Sprayer
6.10. Install Power Harness
6.11. Install Console Wire Harness
6.12. Install Sprayer Tank Components
6.12.1. Tank Drain Hose
6.12.2. Personal Wash Tank Hose
6.13. Connect Sprayer Main Harness to Control Box
6.14. Connect Rear Wiring Harness
6.15. Install Frame Clamps
6.15.1. Installing Frame Clamps to Sprayer
6.15.2. Securing Sprayer to Frame
7. Component Overview
7.1. Solution Tank
7.1.1. Solution Tank Diagram
7.2. Manifold (Valve Stack)
7.2.1. Manifold Diagram
7.2.2. Centrifugal Pump Diagram
7.2.3. Diaphragm Pump Diagram
8. Operating Controls
8.1. Digital Manual Control Box
8.2. Automatic Rate Control Box
9. Operating
9.1. Spray Tip Operation
9.2. Spray Tip Selection
9.3. Flood Style Spray Tip
9.3.1. Nozzle Dimensions
9.4. Ultra LowDrift Style Spray Tip
9.4.1. Nozzle Dimensions
9.5. Flat Fan Style Spray Tip
9.5.1. Nozzle Dimensions
9.6. Using Digital Manual Control Box
9.7. Using Automatic Rate Control Box
9.7.1. Area / Volume Display Feature
9.7.2. Tank Volume Feature
9.7.3. Boost Mode
9.7.4. Sensor Alarms
9.7.5. User Programmable Tip
9.7.6. Power On Controller
9.7.7. Power Off Controller
9.8. Configuring Automatic Rate Control Box
9.9. Automatic Rate Controller Calibration
9.9.1. Speed Sensor
9.9.2. Pressure Sensor
9.9.3. Flow Meter
9.10. FLO and PRS Regulation
9.10.1. FLO Regulation Mode
9.10.2. PRS Regulating Mode
9.11. Programming Application Rate with Automatic Rate Control Box
9.12. Operating the Sprayer
9.12.1. Stopping the Sprayer
9.12.2. Pump Use
9.13. Using the Personal Wash Tank
9.14. Filling and Draining Sprayer Tank
9.14.1. Filling the Tank
9.14.2. Draining the Tank
9.15. Using ThreeWay Valve
9.16. Using the Agitator
9.17. Adjusting Throttling Valves
9.18. Setting System Relief Pressure (Diaphragm Pump Only)
9.19. Using Boom Wings
9.20. Using Boom Wing Extensions (4.6/6.4 m (15/21 ft) Boom Only)
9.21. Adjust Boom Height
9.22. Adjust Boom Wing Level
9.23. Raising and Lowering Sprayer
9.24. Transporting
10. Removing and Storing
10.1. Prepare Machine for Removal
10.2. Disconnect Hydraulic Hoses
10.3. Disconnect Rear Wiring Harness
10.4. Removing Sprayer Without Support Stands
10.5. Removing Sprayer With Optional Support Stands
10.6. Storing Safety
10.7. Winterization and Storage
10.7.1. Sprayer
10.7.2. Foam Marker (If Equipped)
10.7.3. Hose Reel (If Equipped)
10.7.4. Personal Wash Tank
10.8. Removing From Storage
10.8.1. Sprayer
10.8.2. Foam Marker (If equipped)
10.8.3. Personal Wash Tank
10.9. Remove and Store Control Box
11. Installing
11.1. Installing Sprayer on Machine Without Optional Support Stands
11.2. Installing Sprayer on Machine With Optional Support Stands
12. Optional Attachments and Kits
12.1. Using Eductor
12.1.1. Operating and Transport Positions
12.1.2. Startup
12.1.3. Loading Chemicals into Hopper
12.1.4. Loading Chemical with Optional Suction Lance
12.1.5. Shutdown
12.2. Using Foam Marker
12.2.1. Operating Foam Marker
12.2.2. Adjusting Foam Marker
12.2.3. Preparing Foam Marker Solution
12.2.4. Selecting Concentrate
12.2.5. Mixing Solution
12.3. Using Manual and Electric Hose Reels
12.4. Using Rinse Tank
12.4.1. Filling Rinse Tank
12.4.2. Operating
13. Service
13.1. Service Intervals Standard Equipment
13.1.1. Before Each Use
13.1.2. After Each Use
13.1.3. As Needed
13.1.4. Annually
13.2. Service Intervals Optional Equipment
13.2.1. After Each Use
13.2.2. As Needed
13.2.3. Hours
13.2.4. Hours
13.2.5. Annually
13.2.6. Order Service Parts Online
13.3. Cleaning the Sprayer
13.4. Servicing the Inline Strainer
13.5. Verifying Sprayer Output
13.6. Checking Main Circuit Breaker
13.7. Checking Fuses and Boom Wing Actuator Circuit Breaker
13.8. Adjusting Boom Wing Spring Tension
13.9. Lubricating Boom Wing Pivots
13.10. Inspecting and Cleaning Vented Fill Covers
13.10.1. Sprayer Tank Fill Cover
13.10.2. Personal Wash and Foam Marker Tanks
13.11. Servicing Foam Marker Kit
13.11.1. Foam Solution Pump
13.11.2. Foam Solution Strainer
13.11.3. Air Line Check Valve
13.11.4. Foamhead Check Valves
13.11.5. Foamhead Cleaning
13.11.6. Winterization
13.12. Lubricating Ground Wheels
13.13. Lubricating Jack Stands
13.14. Servicing Hose Reel
13.14.1. Lubricating Electric Hose Reel
13.14.2. Lubricating Manual Hose Reel
13.14.3. Adjusting Tension Brake
13.15. Servicing the Diaphragm Pump
13.15.1. Valve Inspection and Replacement
13.15.2. Accumulator Diaphragm Replacement
13.15.3. Pump Diaphragm Replacement
13.15.4. Winterization
13.16. Installing a Test Flow Meter
13.17. Installing a Test Pressure Gauge
14. Troubleshooting
14.1. Using Troubleshooting Chart
14.2. SelectSpray HD200 HD300
15. Specifications
15.1. Optional Equipment
15.1.1. Foam Maker
15.1.2. Ground Plane Wheel
15.1.3. Hose Reel
15.2. Nozzle Flow Rate
15.3. Diaphragm Pump Performance Chart
15.4. Centrifugal Pump Performance Chart
16. John Deere Quality Statement
16.1. John Deere Quality

John Deere HD200, HD300 SelectSpray Attachment For ProGator Operator Manual OMUC29295E

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