Leveling the drill – Great Plains 2510HDF Operator Manual User Manual

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Preparation and Setup

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2013-11-11

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Index

288-340M

Leveling the Drill

For proper operation, and maximum compensation for
varying ground conditions, the opener parallel arms need
to be parallel to slightly up-hill in normal lowered field
operation. This is controlled by two factors:

• the opener tool bar height, which is controlled by

adjustments to the gauge wheels, and;

• front-to-back level, which is controlled by the 3-point

hitch.

The procedure for setting initial drill height and checking
front-to-back level is:

1.

Set gauge wheel adjustments to bedded or non-bed-
ded, via turnbuckle or link and block.

2.

Lower drill onto gauge wheels with 3-point.
Set circuit to Float.

3.

Adjust 3-point to recommended initial opener tool
bar height.

4.

Verify front-to-back level, and adjust with 3-point.
Re-check height.

The adjustment details are different for single gauge
wheel vs. dual gauge wheel or offset single.

See the appropriate page for your drill:

Make the same adjustment on both gauge wheel
assemblies.

Check that drill is still level side-to-side after setup.

Single-Wheel

page 16

Dual- or Offset-Single Wheel

page 17

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