Great Plains 2525P Assembly Instructions - Manual (Page 2)

2 Great Plains Manufacturing, Inc. Front Page Appendix 25-Foot Marker Option
113-786M Front Page Appendix 2013-09-05
General Installation Notes
Installing Other Features
If other options or accessories are also to be installed on
the same implement, the following sequencing may
make the work more convenient. From first to last:
a. Seed Monitor
b. Shaft Monitor
c. Hydraulic Meter Drive
d. Speed Sensor
e. Dry Fertilizer
f. Small Seeds Attachment
g. Markers
h. Weight Bracket (If weight brackets are already
installed, it may be necessary to move them.)
i. Unit-Mounted Coulters
j. Row Cleaners
Notations and Conventions
Definitions
The following terms are used throughout this manual.
Note: Paragraphs in this format provide useful
information related to the current topic.
Call-Outs
Reference Information
See page 18 for fastener torque values.
See page 19 for hydraulic fitting torque values.
See page 20 for a legend of abbreviations.
Tools Required:
• lift or hoist with a capacity of 300 pounds (136 kg);
• 5 gallons (18 liters) hydraulic fluid;
• buckets or other oil collection means;
• tractor or hydraulic source;
• liquid pipe thread sealant, such as
RectorSeal
®
No.5
®
.
• general purpose grease;
• current Operator and Parts manuals; and,
• basic hand tools.
LH First
Part numbers are often unique to left hand (LH) or right
hand (RH) markers. Instructions start with the LH wing,
but call out both LH and RH part numbers. Part
descriptions include LH or RH identifying text.
Skipable Steps
Skip any steps where components arrive pre-assembled.
Due to evolving manufacturing and shipping procedures,
marker components may be more extensively
pre-assembled than is assumed by these instructions.
Figure 2
2520P Lowered
27129
U
D
F
B
L
R
Right-hand and left-hand as used in
this manual are determined by facing
the direction the machine will travel
while in use unless otherwise stated.
An orientation rose (right) depicts Up,
Right, Back, Down, Left and Front.
Some roses (as in Figure 1) have
legends “I” (to Inboard/Inside) and “O”
(to Outboard/Outside) instead of L and R.
to Single-digit callouts identify components in
the currently referenced Figure. These
numbers may be reused for different items
from page to page.
to Two-digit callouts in the range 10 to 97
reference new parts.
U
D
L
R
B
F
1 9
10 97