John Deere Rate CharTS and Settings Imperial (U.S.) Units Operator Manual OMA133122

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  • Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
  • Manual ID: OMA133122
  • Format: PDF
  • Size: 3.6MB
  • Number of Pages: 136

Description

  • Model List:

    • Rate CharTS and Settings Imperial (U.S.) Units
  • 1. Introduction
  • 1.1. Record Rate Settings
  • 1.2. Recognize Safety Information
  • 1.3. Understand Signal Words
  • 1.4. Follow Safety Instructions
  • 1.5. Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely
  • 1.6. Live With Safety
  • 1.7. Replace Safety Signs
  • 2. Meter Lubrication
  • 2.1. Use of Talc Lubricant
  • 2.2. Use of WaxBased Lubricant
  • 2.3. Use of Powdered Graphite Lubricant
  • 3. Vacuum Seed Meter Setup
  • 3.1. Vacuum Meter Operating Characteristics
  • 3.2. Seed Meter Settings
  • 3.3. Clean Out the Vacuum Seed Meter
  • 3.4. Change the Vacuum Seed Meter Brush
  • 3.5. Adjust the Baffle in the Vacuum Seed Meter
  • 3.6. Install Meter Inlet Screen
  • 3.7. Seed Knockout Wheel Operation
  • 3.8. Install the Knockout Wheel Assembly
  • 3.9. Inspect the Seed Disk Cell
  • 3.10. Install Seed Disk
  • 3.11. Adjust Seed Meter Hub
  • 3.12. Calibrate the Double Eliminator
  • 3.13. Operate Double Eliminator
  • 3.14. Seed Disk Selection Guidelines
  • 3.15. Seed Disk Recommendations for Optimum Performance with Field Corn
  • 3.16. Seed Disk Recommendations for Crops other than Field Corn
  • 3.16.1. Sweet Corn
  • 3.16.2. Popcorn
  • 3.16.3. Confection Sunflower
  • 3.16.4. Oil Sunflower
  • 3.16.5. Drilled Cotton
  • 3.16.6. Seed Hilldrop Cotton
  • 3.16.7. Seed Hilldrop Cotton
  • 3.16.8. Soybean
  • 3.16.9. LowRate Sorghum
  • 3.16.10. HighRate Sorghum
  • 3.16.11. Monogerm Sugar Beet
  • 3.16.12. Pelleted Sugar Beet
  • 3.16.13. Small Common Edible Bean and Pea with Disk H136468 (celltype)
  • 3.16.14. Medium Common Edible Bean and Pea with Disk A51696 (celltype)
  • 3.16.15. Large Common Edible Bean and Peanut with Disk H136092 (celltype)
  • 3.16.16. Small Common Edible Bean and Pea with ProMax 50 X 3.75 Disk (A52903)
  • 3.16.17. Medium Common Edible Bean and Pea with ProMax 50 X 4.5 Disk (A52904)
  • 3.16.18. Large Common Edible Bean with ProMax 50 X 5.0 Disk (A52878)
  • 3.16.19. Virginia Peanut
  • 3.16.20. Cucumber
  • 3.16.21. Blank Seed Disk
  • 3.17. Optimize Seed Spacing
  • 3.18. Check Meter Performance
  • 3.19. Install The Hopper Extension (MiniHopper Only)
  • 4. Set Vacuum Levels
  • 4.1. Use of Talc Lubricant
  • 4.2. Set the Vacuum Level
  • 4.3. Vacuum Level for Field Corn Using H136478, A43215, A50617, or A52391 Seed Disks
  • 4.4. Vacuum Level for Oil Sunflower
  • 4.5. Vacuum Level for Confectionary Sunflower
  • 4.6. Vacuum Level for Sweet Corn
  • 4.7. Vacuum Level for Wheat
  • 4.8. Vacuum Level for Cotton Using a ProMax Disk
  • 4.9. Vacuum Level for Common Edible Beans and Peas Using a ProMax 50 Disk
  • 4.10. Vacuum Level for Peanuts
  • 4.11. Vacuum Level for Sugar Beet
  • 5. Vacuum Seed Meter Rate Charts
  • 5.1. How to Use Rate Charts
  • 5.2. Determine Transmission Settings for a Row Spacing Not Shown in Operators Manual
  • 5.3. Small, Medium, or Large Corn, Sunflower, and Popcorn Disks on 15 to 22in Rows
  • 5.4. Small, Medium, or Large Corn, Sunflower, and Popcorn Disks on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.5. ProMax 40 x 2.5, ProMax 40 x 3.75, or ProMax 40 x 4.5 Disks on 15 to 22in Rows
  • 5.6. ProMax 40 x 3.75 and ProMax 40 x 4.5 Disks on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.7. LowRate Cotton Disk on 15 to 40in Rows
  • 5.8. Cotton and Small Soybean Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.9. ProMax 64 x 2.8 Disk on 36 to 40in Rows
  • 5.10. ProMax 50 x 3.75 Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.11. Seed Hilldrop Cotton Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.12. Seed Hilldrop Cotton Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.13. Sorghum Disk on 15 to 22in Rows
  • 5.14. Sorghum Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.15. HighRate Sorghum Disk on 15 to 22in Rows
  • 5.16. HighRate Sorghum Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.17. Soybean Disk on 15 to 20in Rows
  • 5.18. Soybean Disk on 22in Rows
  • 5.19. Soybean Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.20. ProMax 64 x 4.5 Disk on 15in Rows
  • 5.21. Cotton and Small Soybean Disk on 15 to 22in Rows
  • 5.22. Sugar Beet Disk on 22 to 38in Rows
  • 5.23. Small Edible Bean Disk on 15 to 22in Rows
  • 5.24. Small Edible Bean Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.25. Medium Edible Bean Disk on 15 to 22in Rows
  • 5.26. Medium Edible Bean Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.27. Large Edible Bean Disk on 15 to 22in Rows
  • 5.28. Large Edible Bean Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.29. Peanuts (Runner and Spanish) Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.30. Peanuts (Virginia) Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 5.31. Edible Bean Disk on 15 and 20in Rows
  • 5.32. Edible Bean Disk on 22in Rows
  • 5.33. Edible Bean Disk on 30 to 40in Rows
  • 6. Finger PickUp and Radial Bean Meter Setup
  • 6.1. Finger PickUp Metering Unit Operating Characteristics
  • 6.2. Radial Bean Meter Operating Characteristics
  • 6.3. Setting Radial Bean Meter
  • 6.4. Plateless Meters
  • 7. Finger PickUp Meter Rate Charts
  • 7.1. How to Use Planting Rate Charts
  • 7.2. CornFinger PickUp15 in. to 20 in. Rows
  • 7.3. CornFinger PickUp30 in. to 40 in. Rows
  • 8. Radial Bean Meter Rate Charts
  • 8.1. How to Use Planting Rate Charts
  • 8.2. Soybeans18 in. to 22 in. Rows
  • 8.3. Soybeans15 in. to 30 in. Rows
  • 8.4. Soybeans36 in. to 40 in. Rows
  • 9. Check Seed Population
  • 9.1. Check the Seed Population
  • 9.2. Drive Wheel Slippage (Machines with Seed Transmission)
  • 10. Seed Transmission 17051715172517351755
  • 10.1. Changing Input Sprocket Combinations
  • 10.2. Changing Planting Rate Sprocket Combinations
  • 11. Seed Transmission 17651765NT1775 12 Row
  • 11.1. Change Input Sprocket CombinationsSeed Transmission
  • 11.2. Changing Planting Rate Sprocket Combinations
  • 12. Seed Transmission 1775NT 12/16 Row
  • 12.1. Changing Input Sprocket CombinationsSeed Transmission
  • 12.2. Changing Planting Rate Sprocket CombinationsSeed Transmission
  • 13. Seed Transmission 1775NT 24 Row
  • 13.1. Changing To High or Low RangeSeed Transmission
  • 13.2. Changing Planting Rate Sprocket CombinationsSeed Transmission
  • 14. Seed Transmission 1785
  • 14.1. Changing Input Sprocket CombinationsSeed Transmission
  • 14.2. Changing Planting Rate Sprocket CombinationsSeed Transmission
  • 15. Seed Transmission 1795
  • 15.1. Changing Population SettingsMechanical Transmission
  • 16. Granular Chemical Attachment
  • 16.1. Granular Chemical Attachment
  • 16.2. Determining Application Rate and Initial Meter Setting
  • 16.3. Insecticide Rate ChartSand Granules20 in. Rows
  • 16.4. Insecticide Rate ChartSand Granules22 in. Rows
  • 16.5. Insecticide Rate ChartSand Granules30 in. to 38 in. Rows
  • 16.6. Insecticide Rate ChartClay Granules20 in. Rows
  • 16.7. Insecticide Rate ChartClay Granules22 in. Rows
  • 16.8. Insecticide Rate ChartClay Granules30 in. to 38 in. Rows
  • 16.9. Herbicide Rate ChartClay Granules20 in. Rows
  • 16.10. Herbicide Rate ChartClay Granules22 in. Rows
  • 16.11. Herbicide Rate ChartClay Granules30 in. to 38 in. Rows
  • 16.12. Calibrate the Granular Chemical Meter
  • 16.13. Idler Options
  • 16.14. Insecticide SeedFurrow Placement Bracket
  • 16.15. Insecticide Band Spreader (Front Mounted)
  • 16.16. Insecticide Band Spreader (Rear Mounted)
  • 16.17. Herbicide Diffuser
  • 16.18. Windshield
  • 16.19. TineTooth Incorporator
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