John Deere 184 and 186 Dry or Liquid Fertilizer Units Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.OMB25259)

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184 AND 186 DRY OR LIQUID FERTILIZER UNITS
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OPERATORS MANUAL 184 AND 186 DRY OR LIQUID
FERTILIZER UNITS OMB25259 F5 English
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TO TH2 PURCHASER
Your new John Deere fertilizer unit iS sturdy and
dependable. It will give long and efficient
service if given proper care and operation. This
operator's manual contains information on the
proper operation, adjustment, mainte- nance,
and lubrication. When in need of parts, see your
John Deere dealer. He all furnish genuine John
Deere Parts and prompt and efficient se rvice In
the field or in the shop.
Right-hand and left-hand reference 1s deter-
mined by standing at the rear of the fertilizer
unit and facing the di section of travel.
Study this manual carefully. Keep it handy, in a
safe place, for future reference.
JOHN DEERE F ERTIL IZER UNI T
Check off the model of your fe rtllizer unit,
special equipment obtained, and record date
purchased. Model
fertilizer Spouts......... Fertilizer Packer
Wheels ... Chevron Press Wheel Ti res Rlb Type
Press Wheel Ti res . Concave Press Wheel Tires .
Offeet Markers . . ..... .. ,
184 Dry . . 184 Liquid. l86Dry.. 186
Liquid. Seed Hoppers for Regular Seed .......
Seed Hoppers for Segmented Seed...... 12-Inch
Double-Disk Fe rtilizer Opene rs (Anti -Friction
bearings) .......... 16-Inch Double-Dtsk
fertilizer Openers Covering Knives
................
Pre -Emergence Sprayer Attachment Pre -Emergence
Jp rayer .... Bronze Gear Pump ........
. SU-Roller Grey Iron Pump, .. . Six-Roller Ni
-Resist Pump... . Eight-Roller Ni-Resist Pump .
. Nozzle Check Valves ....... .
Date Purchased . ....................
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TABLE O'F Cñ'NTENTS

• sPEclmcATIoNs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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• OPERATION..............,...................,.. 4-3
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• Prepafing the tractor. ...........................
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• Prepamngthefefithzerunit.........................
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• Hitching to tractor . , .............. .... ...
  ... ... ... 6-7
• Maeker contml chains ............................
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• Marker lift chatns ............... , ........
  ........ 8 Transporting. . . 8-9
• Markers. . . . . . 9
• Fertilizer openers , ... 10-11
• Dry fertilizer ....... 12-17
• Liquid fertilizer ..... 18-19
• Fertilizer packer wheel 20
• Covering knives... , .......... 20
• Pre-emergence sprayer attachment 20-32

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SAFETY SUGGESTIONS ................. ....... ...
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SEMBLY......................................
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SPECIFICATIONS
TYPES184 Four-Row Dry Fertilizer Untt 184 Four -
Row Liquid Fertillser Unit 186 lix-how Dry
Fertiliser Untt 186 Six-Row Liquid Fertilizer Unit
OPERATING SPEED-Determined by the plant- ing
speed of the 71 Flexi-Planter. Refer to the 71
Flext -Planter Operator's Manual.
HOW SPACING Front Mounted 4-rows -24- through
38-inch inclusive 6-rows -22-inch only Rear
Mounted 4-rows -22- through 40-inch inclusive
8-rows -22- or 24 -Inch
The 71 Flexi -Planters can be mounted on the
front or rear bar of the fertlllzerunit for
various row spacings and placement of fertilizer.
When the Flexi -Planters are mounted on the front
bar the fertilizer is placed directly with the
seed. When the Flexi-Planters are mounted on the
rear bar the fertilizer can be placed either to
one side or under the seed.
FERTILE ZER OPENERS-16 -Inch double -disk
fertilizer openers wtth anti -friction bearings
are regular. 12-inch double-disk fertilizer
openers with anti-friction bearings are optional.
Permits placing the iertili ser to one side or
under the seed.
TYPE OF LIFT-Remote hydraulic cylinder.
MARKERSDlsk Type-Automatically r ai s e d and
lowered when the fertilizer unit 1s raised and
lowered.
CARRYING WHEELS13 -inch wheels Adjust- able
for various row widths.
DRY FERTILIZER HOPPER
71 FLEX I-PLANTER f84 Dry Fertilizer Unif 'ith
Foul 7f FloxiPlo tora /lot/n/'rd on /Zeor 8or
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3pecificatims 3
PLANTING-Four or six 71 Flext-Planters.
ENIFE COVERERS(For 16-inch doublé-disk fe
rttlizer opene rs only)Blade type with adjust-
able down pressure.
mounted on either the fmnt or rear bar of the
ferttltzer unit.
DRY FERTIM ZERAuger feed, 2 hoppe rs ca-
pacity of each hopper approximately 450 pounds.
Extra High, Htgh, Regular, and Low rate angers
are avallable. DRY FERTILIZER DRIVE Independent
c a s t iron ground drive wheel.
FERTILI ZER PACKER WHEELSO p t I on a I Assures
separation of the bertIIi zer and seed when the
fertilize r 1s placed directly under the seed.
LIQUID FERTI M ZE R-Gravity feed, 2 tanks
capacity of each tank approxlmately '500 pounds
(50 U.S. gallons).
PRE-EMERGENC E ATTACHMENT-WIII apply llqutd
herbicides over the row at the ttme of planting.
The 22 or 25 Sprayer can also be used as a
pre-emergence attachment. (Speci ficatims znd
design so6Ject to change withou.I notice.j
DRY FERTI L!ZER HOPPEP
71 FLEXI -PLATE TEP
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PREP ARING THE TRACTOR
The tractor must be equipped Frith an 8-Inch
stroke hydraulic cylinder that conforms to
ASAE -SAE standards.
II possible, set the rear wheels of the tractor
so the ground wheels of the fertilizer unit will
run in the center of the tracks left Dy the rear
tractor wheels. it this cannot be done, it is
best to ad)ust the tractor wheels so the
fertiliser unit wheels run entirely out or the
rear tractor wheel tracks.
On tractors with adjustable drawbar, place the
drawbar approximately 15 inches from the
ground and bolt it to the center of the tractor
5rawbar support.
PREPARING THE FER TIL IZER UNIT
LUBRICATING THE UNIT Lubricate your fertilizer
unit according to Instructions on page 34.
ADJUSTING ROW WIDTHS
The Flexi-P lantern can be mounted on the front
bar of the 184 Fertilizer Unit for 24- to 38-inch
row widths or on the rear bar for 22- to 40-inch
row widths.
Regular and systematic lubrication in the best
assurance against breakdowns and delays. It
will help you get better service from your ferti-
lizer unit and save on your maintenance costs.
The Flexi-Planters can be mounted on the front
bar of the 186 Fertilizer Unit for 22-inch row
widths only, or on the rear bar for 22- or
24-inch row widths.
CHECIZNGTIREINFLATION Inflate the 7.00 x 13 tires
to 30 pounds of air pressure.
Loosen the four bolts on each Flexi-Planter.
Slide the planter a to the desired position and
tighten the bolts. Rosen the bolts on the
carrying wheel frame and position the carrying
wheels so they are centered between the rows.
Tighten the bolts.
DETERMINING FERTILIZER P MACEhIENT When it is
desired to place the fertilizer di- rectly in the
row with the seed, mount the 71 Flexi-Planters on
the front bar of the fertiliEer unit.
Dimension "A" is from the center of the ferti-
liser unit to the location on the bar where the
in- side Flexi-Planters are to be centereL
Dimen- sion "B" is from the location of the
inside Flexi - Planters to the location where the
outer Flexi- Planters are to be centered.
To place the fertiliser directly under the
seed or to one side of the seed, mount the Flexi-
Planters on the rear bar of the fertilizer unit.
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Operation 5
Four Rnvs on front or Rear Bar
Row Spec. Dimen s i on A Dimen s ion B C orrier Whee I T ed R ow 5poc- in Dim ens ien B C erri e r Wheel Tied
22 11 22 44 32 16 32" 64"
24" 12 24 ' 48 34 17 34" 68"
26" 13" 36 52" 36" 18" 36 " 72"
28" 30" It" 15" 28" 30" 56" 60" 38" 19" 38 " 74 "
Row widths of 22 inches can only be obtained
when the four Flexl-Planters are mounted on the
rear bar. Six Rows on 'cont oz Rear Bar
Raw Sper- ink Dimens ion A Dimen s ion B Ce rrie r Vfiee Tred
22" II" 22' 88"
24" 12" 24" 88"
Row widths of 24 inches can only be obtained
when the six Flexi-Planters are mounted on the
rear bar.
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ó Ogerofïon AdJttsfing Marbers Adjust the markers
for the corrent row spac- ing. The distance from
the center of the fertiliser unit to the marker
disk should equal the number out rows being
planted multiplied by the row spae - ing. For
example lf planting six 22-Inch rows, the
distance from the center of the fertiliser unit
to the marker disk should be 6 times 22, or 132
inches. The regular marker for the 184 will
adjust for row spacings of 28 to 36 inches. The
regu- lar marker for the 186 Will adjust for 22-
and 24-inch xow spacings.
SCRE8
MARKER P1PE
slide. Position marker for desired row width.
Turn each marker pipe so bracket A is in
positton illustrated. Tighten the set screws se-
curely to hold markers in position. The angle of
each marker disk may be adjusted for various soil
conditions by loosening bolt B and turn- ing
the disk. After adjustment i8 made, tighten bolt
B securely.
For row spactngs of 22 to 26 inches with the
184, the optional olfset marker must be installed
on the regular marker.
For row spacings of 38 to 40 inches with the 184,
the marker extensions must be installed on the
regular marker. To adjust the regular or
extension marker arm, loosen the set screws so
marker pipes will
To adjust the offset marker, loosen the U-bolt
and move the offset marker to the desired po-
sition. Tighten the U-bolt.
HITCHING TO TRACTOR With the fertilizer unit
resting on the front stand, back the tractor to
the fertilizer unit so the hitch is straight in
line with the tractor draw- bar.
Remove the clevis pin from the clevis and place
it in the hitch holea to hold the clevis
straight out. If the clevis is installed in the
up- per hole, place the clevis pin in the middle
hole to hold the clevis straight out.
CLEYIS
FRONT STAND
CLEYIS
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TRANSPORT LINKS
HYDRAULIC CYLINDER
FRONT STAND
HOSE HOLDER MARKER CHAIN ARM
TRANSPORT LUG
MARKER CONTROL CHAINS
Install the remote hydraulic cylinder and set the
stop "A" so the cylinder will retract alt the
way. This will permit the Flext-Planter press
wheels to gauge the planting depth at all times.
Install the hydraulic hose in the hose holder.
Ex- tend the cylinder and disconnect the
transport links from the transport lug.
Retract the hydraulic cylinde r until the ferti-
lizer unit hitch is the same height as the
tractor drawbar. Attach the clevis to the
tractor draw- bar with the clevis pin and secure
it in place with the retaining pin and spring
locking pin.
PIN
Extend the hydraulic cylinder and place the stand
in the raised position securtng it with the
spring locking pin.
Attach the chain arm at rlght angles to the
tractor drawbar. Tighten the bolt securely as the
marker arm must be held rigidly to the tractor
drawbar. To unhitch the fertiliser unit from the
tractor reverse the above procedure. CAUTION
When the Flexl-Planters are mounted on the rear
bar place fertilizer unit In the transport
position. Position the rear stand approximately
four Inches above the ground before unhooking the
fertilizer unit from the tractor. Place stand In
raised position after hitching fertilizer unlt to
tractor.
REAR STAHD
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Wtth the remote hydraulic cylinder extended to
maximum length, pull marker llft chains tight at
each end of fertiliser unit and adjust each lift
chain In the marker chain retainer so marker
arm is snug against the marker stop.
MARKER CONTROL CHAINS ktARKER CONTROL LEVER
Place the loose end of each marker chain in the
marker stop. CAUTION Keep the loose end of each
marker chain In the marker stop at nll times,
except when planting. TRANSPOR TIHG
Pull the right-hand marker control chain until
marker control lever points to left-hand side of
fertilizer unit, as illustrated.
TRANSPORT LINKf
TRANSPORT LUG
Attach the spring to chain arm, and hook the
left-hand marker control chain to spring at the
shortest link possible, without stretching the
spring. Now pull the left -hand marker control
chain until the marker control lever points to
right- hand side of fertilizer unit.
Connect the transport links to the transport lug
before transporting fertiliser unit. Place
spring locidng pin in inner hole "A of trans-
port pin.
Attach the spring to chain arm, and hook the
right-hand marker control chain to spring at the
shortest link possible, without stretching the
spring,
When transporting the fertiliser unit on a road
or highway at night or during the day, use
accessory lights and devices for adequate warning
to operators of other vehicles. In this regard,
check local government regula- tions, Various
safety lights and devices are available at
your John Deere dealer's.
MARKER H FT CHAINS
MARKER
NOTE Do not transport fertilizer unit
irish /eNifirer in the hoppers or tanks.
' RETAIt/ER
.. MARKER
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Operation 9 When the marker control arm points
to the left-hand side of the fertilize r unit, as
illustrat- ed, the right-hand marker will drop.
The marker control arm will stay in this po-
sition, and the right-hand marker will raise and
drop when fertilizer unit is raised and lowered
until the tractor is tttrned sharply to the
right. Then the left-hand marker control chain
will tighten and point the marker control arm
to- ward the right-hand side of the fertilizer
unit and the left-hand marker will drop when
fertilizer unit is lowered. The marker that is
down will automatically raise when the planter is
raised.
TRANSPORT LUG
After reaching the field, remove the trans- port
links from the transport Aug and place the
transport links in position illustrated
Place spring locking pin in hole B of transport
pin.
RIGHT-HAND MARKER CONTRO L CHAIN
MARKERS Remove the end of each marker chain from
the marker stops before lowering the fertilizer
unit in the field.
NOTE For planting the last your rows next to a
fence the markers can be held up 6y inserting the
marbez chains in the marbez stops. The position
of the marker control lever will determine which
marker will drop when the ferti- lizer unit is
lowered.
LEFT-HAND MARKER CONTROL CHAIN
If the right-hand marker will not drop after a
sharp left turn, shorten the right-hand marker
control chain at spring, one link at a time, un-
til ttght-hand marker will drop after a sharp
left turn. Shorten the left-hand marker
control chain if left-hand marker fails to drop
after a sharp right turn.
WARKER CONTROL LEYER
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10 Operation
FERTILIZER OPENERS
When the Flexi-Plaritera are mounted on the rear
bar of the fertilizer unit, either the liquid or
dry fertiliser can be placed in the row below the
seed, or to one side of the seed, with double-
disk openers,
COTTER PN
When it is desired to place the fertilizer in the
row below the seed, the 16-inch double-disk
openers are recommended. They are mounted on
the front bar oJ the fertilizer unit in a direct
line with the seed opener of the
Flexi-Planter. When it is desired to place the
fertilizer to one side of the seed, either
12- or 16-inch double -disk openers can be used.
The cotter pin in each depth adjusting strap
determines how deep the fertilizer is placed in
the soil. To place the fertilizer deeper, locate
the cotter pin in a higher hole in the adjusting
strap. To place the fertilizer shallower, locate
the cotter pin in a lower hoie in the strap.
l6-fncf DopbfeD ixir Op ttiers
COTTER IN
The illustrations on the following page show the
proper location for the double -disk openers to
place the fertilizer approximately 3 inches to
one side of the seed for the various row widths.
Dimension A is from the center of the ferti-
lizer unit to the location on the bar where the
inside double-disk openers are to be centered.
Dimension B is from the location of the inside
double-disk openers to the location where the
outer double -disk openers are to be centered.
J 2.Jn ch Don bleD isk Openers
Dimension C is for the 186 fertilizer unit
only. It is the dimension from the location of
the middle double -disk openers to the location
where the outside double-disk openers are to be
cen- tered.
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Dixon sien B"
22 24 8" 9" 28" 1 1 4t t8
28 10" 32" 1 52
28 11 3t" 1 56
30 12" 36 1 60
32 13" 32" \ 4
34 20" 3t " 3 6B
38 31 38" 3 72
38 16" 38" 3 74
40 17'' 40 3 74
40 17'' 40 3 74
Dimnalon Dicnlon
22 24 14 15" 16 18" 28 30" 2 2 88 88
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2 Operatlon
DRY FERTILIZER
RATE OF APP LICATION
18.T0OTH .-1 TOOTH TO0TH 8.T00TH,
The rate of application is determined by the type
of augers installed In the hoppers and the drive
and driven sprocket combinations.
COUNTERSHA FT DRIVE SPROCK ETS 8 TODTH 9-T00TH
COUNTE RSHA FT 7DRIVEN SPROCKET
The 184 and 186 fertilizer Unlts can be
equipped with low, medium, high or extra high
rate angers.
The fertilizer-drive, fertilizer-driven, eoun-
tershaft-drive and countershaft-driven sprock-
ets can be interchanged for different rates of
application.
OUIK LOCK PIN
To change the fertilizer-driven and counter-
shaft-drive sprocket combinations loosen knob
A ' place the chain on the desired aprockets,
position the chain idler so there is
3/8-Inch slack In the chain and tighten
knob "A.
OUIK LOCK PIN
To change the countershaft -driven and ferti-
lizer-drive sprocket combination remove Quik-
Lock pins, change eprockets and replace lurk-
Lock pins.
FERTJLIZER DRIVE SPROCKET
The following delivery rates are approximate and
will vary with changes in temperature, humidity,
and the particular fertilizer being used.
Dry Fertll Izer Approxlmate Dellvery Rates )n Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertll Izer Approxlmate Dellvery Rates )n Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertll Izer Approxlmate Dellvery Rates )n Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertll Izer Approxlmate Dellvery Rates )n Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertll Izer Approxlmate Dellvery Rates )n Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertll Izer Approxlmate Dellvery Rates )n Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertll Izer Approxlmate Dellvery Rates )n Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertll Izer Approxlmate Dellvery Rates )n Pounds Per Acre
CA LCU LA'I'ED FOR 40-II'îCIt ROW SPACZKG A ID 10- 10-10 FERTILIZER CA LCU LA'I'ED FOR 40-II'îCIt ROW SPACZKG A ID 10- 10-10 FERTILIZER CA LCU LA'I'ED FOR 40-II'îCIt ROW SPACZKG A ID 10- 10-10 FERTILIZER CA LCU LA'I'ED FOR 40-II'îCIt ROW SPACZKG A ID 10- 10-10 FERTILIZER CA LCU LA'I'ED FOR 40-II'îCIt ROW SPACZKG A ID 10- 10-10 FERTILIZER CA LCU LA'I'ED FOR 40-II'îCIt ROW SPACZKG A ID 10- 10-10 FERTILIZER CA LCU LA'I'ED FOR 40-II'îCIt ROW SPACZKG A ID 10- 10-10 FERTILIZER CA LCU LA'I'ED FOR 40-II'îCIt ROW SPACZKG A ID 10- 10-10 FERTILIZER
Frffil îef DTiVe Sp rocket Countersk off Driven prockef CounÎersk off Dri've Sprocket F erti fi xrr Drîven Sptockef pw Rote Augt Rrglor Rote Auger igt Rote Auger Extra Hi gh Rte Auger
8-tooth 10-tooth 8-tooth 18-töotb t5 90 120 295
8-tooth 10-tooth 8-tooth 15-tooth 50 TOO 140 355
8-tooth 10-tooth 9-tooth 15-tooth 55 110 \65 400
10-tooth 8-tooth 8-tooth 18-tooth 66 132 \98 460
10-tooth 8-tooth 8-tooth 15-tooth 75 150 225 560
8-tooth 10-tooth 8-tooth 9-tooth 87 170 260 590
10-tooth 8-tooth 9-tooth 15-tooth 98 198 29Y 625
8-tooth 10-tooth 9-tooth 9-tooth 105 210 315 670
8-tooth 10-tooth 9-tooth 8-tooth 110 220 330 745
10-tooth 8-tooth 8-tooth 0-tooth 149 298 447 930
10-tooth 8-tooth 9-tooth 9-tooth 165 330 495 1005
10-tooth 8-tooth 9-tooth 8-tootk 186 3Y2 558 1115
For 38-inch rows multiply above amounts by 1.05
36-inch rows multiply above amounts by 1.11 34
-inch rows multiply above amounts by 1.18 32-inch
rows multiply anove amounts by 1. Z5
SO-Inch rows multiply above amounts by 1.33
28-inch rows multiply above amounts by 1.43
26-inch' rows multiply above amounts by 1.54
24-itch rows mulUply above amounts by 1.67
22-inch rows multiply above amounts by 1. 82
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Dry Fertilizer Approximate Del ivery Ratee In Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertilizer Approximate Del ivery Ratee In Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertilizer Approximate Del ivery Ratee In Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertilizer Approximate Del ivery Ratee In Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertilizer Approximate Del ivery Ratee In Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertilizer Approximate Del ivery Ratee In Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertilizer Approximate Del ivery Ratee In Pounds Per Acre Dry Fertilizer Approximate Del ivery Ratee In Pounds Per Acre
CALCULATED FOR 28-INCH ROW SPACING AND 6 -40-0 FE RTILIZER CALCULATED FOR 28-INCH ROW SPACING AND 6 -40-0 FE RTILIZER CALCULATED FOR 28-INCH ROW SPACING AND 6 -40-0 FE RTILIZER CALCULATED FOR 28-INCH ROW SPACING AND 6 -40-0 FE RTILIZER CALCULATED FOR 28-INCH ROW SPACING AND 6 -40-0 FE RTILIZER CALCULATED FOR 28-INCH ROW SPACING AND 6 -40-0 FE RTILIZER CALCULATED FOR 28-INCH ROW SPACING AND 6 -40-0 FE RTILIZER CALCULATED FOR 28-INCH ROW SPACING AND 6 -40-0 FE RTILIZER
Ferdi I i her Dri ve Sp racket C4un tersh of Dri men Sproc ket COunterS h Aft Dri ve Sproc ket Low' Rote R eguI or Rote Hi g Rote Extro High R ote
8-tooth 10-tooth 8-tooth 18-tooth 45 89 125 242
8-tooth 10-tooth 8-tooth 15-tooth 50 103 147 270
8-tooth 10-tooth 9-tooth 15-tooth 55 112 175 286
10-tooth 8-tooth 8-tooth 18-tooth 60 121 188 303
10-tooth 8-tooth 8-tooth 15-tooth 74 148 228 380
8-tooth 10tooth 8-tooth 8-tooth 80 160 232 410
10-tooth 8-tooth 9-tooth 15-tooth 85 170 246 440
8-tooth 10-tooth 9-tooth 9-tooth 90 179 260 482
8-tooth 10-tooth 9-tooth 8-tooth 100 201 304 560
10-tooth 8-tooth 8-tooth 9-tooth 120 241 384 632
10-tooth 8-tooth 9-tooth 9-tooth 130 260 401 700
10-tooth 8-tooth 9-tooth 8-tooth 145 290 445 800
32-inch rows multiply above amounts by 0.88
30-inch rows multiply above amounts by 0.93
26-inch rows multiply above amounts by 1.08
24-Inch rows multiply above amounts by 1.17
22-Inch rows multiply above amounts by 1. 27
For 40-inch rows multiply above amounts by 0.70
38-Inch rows multiply above amounts by 0.74
36-inch rows multiply above amounts by 0.78
34-inch rows multiply above amounts by 0. 82
NOTE Multipl y the weight oy to declizez caught
In the confainer 6y
Because the dry fertiltEer attachment meters
volume and not weight, the weight metered out of
certain types of fertilizer can vary a great
amount. To check the exact number of pounds of
ferti- lizer that will actually be delivered for
40-inch row spacing, proceed as follows
105 for 88-Inch Rows 111 yor 36-Inch Roles 118
for 34-Inch Rons 125 for 32-Inch Rons 133 for
30-Inch Rome 143 for 28-Inch Rows 154 for 26-Inch
Roms 6z yor 24-Inch Stows 8z yor z2-inch Res The
amounts shown In the fertilizer charts may be
reduced 25a by Installing speclol six tooth
sprocket (BJ T173BI on the drive shaft.
Remove one spout from either fertilizer
hopper and attach a sack, or other suitable con-
tainer, under the opening in the hopper. Engage
the fertlllzer unlt and drive forward for 130
feet. Weigh the amount of ferttlizer caught in
the con- tainer and multiply that amount ny 100.
The re- sult will be pounds of fertiliser
delivered per acre when planting in 40-Inch rows.
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T4 Operation
DRY FER TIL IZER - Contlnued LOW, REGULAR, HIGH
AND EXTRA HIGH fertilizer to the outside ends
in each hopper. RATE AUGERS
Remove cotter pins hoidtng old auger sections on
shafts and slide old auger sections off the
shafts,
If auger sections need to be replaced or if
different delivery rate auger sections are to
be installed, remove the auger assemblies
from the hoppers.
Install new auger sections on shafts in proper
order and insert cotter pins.
The anger assemblies are right- and left- hand.
The following illustrations show low, regular,
high and extra high rate augers assembled for
proper operation.
Position new auger sections on the floor so the
flights on the auger sections will carry the
LOW RATE AUGER ASSEMBLY FOR RIGHT-HAND HOF'PER
B1207JB
B11547B
B11s46B
B12072B
LOW RATE AUGER ASSEMBLY FOR LEFT-HAND
HOPPER Lgu' Pole Angers - 784 On/y
REGULAR RATE AUGEP ASSEMBLY FOR RIGHT-HANO HOPPER
B1057J B
B10572B
B10573B
B10570B

• iREGU"LAR RATE AUGER ASSEMBLY FOR LEFT-HAND
  HOPPER
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HIGH RATE AUGER ASSEIVIBLY FOR RIGHT-HAND HOPPER
B10575B
B10576B
B10574B
B10577B

• HIGH RATE AUGER ASSEMBLY FOR LEFT-HAND HOPPER

EXTRA hIIGH RATE
AUGER ASSEMBLY FOR RIGHT-HAND HOPPER
81S080B
B! 0S77B
B10576B
B12 S0B
Exi o ffig e e Auges. - 7g4 O/y AUGER ASSET
BLY FOR RIGHT-H AND HOP PER
B12072B
B12072B
Bl2073B
B120738
Bll339B
AUGER ASSEB LV FOR LEFTHAND HOPPER
AUGER ASSE ABLY FOR RIGHT-HAHD HORPER
B10570B
BT 1338B
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