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General| Brand | GREAT PLAINS |
|---|---|
| Model | 2400 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details the Great Plains 2400, 2410, and 2420 model drills and their capabilities.
Specifies the approved applications and modifications for the drill.
Guides users on how to effectively read and understand the manual.
Explains key terms and directional conventions used throughout the manual.
Provides contact information for customer service and replacement parts.
Explains the meaning of hazard symbols and signal words.
Highlights the importance of understanding hazard signal words.
Outlines essential preliminary checks and precautions before operation.
Emphasizes safe operating practices and attentiveness during use.
Details safe procedures for operating and working with hydraulic systems.
Warns about hazards related to surroundings and obstructions.
Guides on safe and legal disposal of chemical waste and materials.
Stresses adherence to tire specifications, maintenance, and pressure.
Lists steps to ensure safety before starting maintenance tasks.
Safety precautions related to Power Take-Off (PTO) operations.
Mandates the use of lights and devices for safe machine transport.
Procedures for safely parking and storing the equipment after use.
Details the placement and function of the Slow Moving Vehicle sign.
Describes the placement and function of red safety reflectors.
Describes the placement and function of amber safety reflectors.
Warning regarding maximum safe transport speed limits.
Warning about hazards associated with high-pressure fluid systems.
Caution against using tires as steps to avoid injury.
General operational safety advice and precautions.
Warning regarding correct tire inflation pressure.
Danger of crushing between tractor and implement.
Warning of pinch or crush hazard with markers.
Essential checks and procedures before beginning field work.
Instructions for safely connecting the drill to the tractor.
Guidance on correctly connecting hydraulic lines.
Procedures for adjusting the drill to the correct operating height.
Specifics on leveling the drill for models 2410 and 2420.
Final checks and procedures before commencing field operation.
Core procedures for operating the drill in the field.
Guidelines for the proper use and handling of openers.
Instructions for operating the drill's marker system.
How to operate the optional shaft monitor.
Safe procedures and regulations for transporting the drill.
Steps for safely parking the drill after operation.
How to use the electronic acremeter system and its modes.
Displays acres covered since the last field reset.
Screen for entering the system password for configuration.
Displays total acres covered since the last system reset.
Setting for the pulse scaling factor affecting acreage calculation.
Shows the remaining battery percentage of the acremeter.
Sets the drill's working width for accurate acreage calculation.
Procedure for calibrating the acremeter for accurate readings.
Displays the number of active sensors in the system.
Setting for measurement units (USA Imperial or METRIC).
Procedure to change or set a new system password.
How to adjust the depth at which seeds are planted.
Adjusting spring pressure for opener disks to penetrate soil.
Adjusting T-handles for precise seeding depth control.
Adjusting drill height for optimal opener range and field conditions.
Steps for calibrating the seeding rate for accurate planting.
Selecting correct drive sprockets for the desired seeding rate.
Adjusting the seed-rate handle for specific planting rates.
Setting seed-cup doors for different seed types and flow.
Procedure to verify the calibrated seeding rate.
Maintaining drive chains, idlers, and related components.
Care and replacement of the marker arm shear bolt.
Explains lubrication types, intervals, and legend.
Lubrication instructions for the seed-cup shaft sprocket.
Lubrication guidelines for the drive chains.
Lubrication instructions for gauge wheel arm pivots.
Procedures for maintaining wheel bearings.
Procedures for maintaining marker disk bearings.
Lubrication instructions for marker hinge points.
Guidelines for proper storage of the drill for longevity.
Information on available hydraulic marker systems.
Details on the optional parking stand for easy parking.
Information on the optional rear mount boom for liquid application.
Kit for adding weight to the drill frame.
Plugs for blocking off individual rows when wider spacing is needed.
Optional wheels for improved seed-to-soil contact.
Optional monitor for seed shaft status and alarms.
Solutions for inconsistent seed spacing and stand establishment.
Diagnosing and fixing issues with opener rotation.
Adjusting settings for correct seeding rates.
Troubleshooting acremeter measurement and registration issues.
Solutions for improper soil compaction by press wheels.
Addressing seed damage during planting processes.
Ensuring uniform seed distribution from all drill boxes.
Clearing blockages on press wheels or openers.
Resolving issues with seed-cup drive mechanisms.
Correcting drill alignment for level operation.
Fixing gauge wheel alignment issues.
Diagnosing and fixing hydraulic marker system problems.
Ensuring markers leave a visible mark on the soil.
Resolving problems related to drive or marker chains.
Reference for proper bolt tightening specifications.
Recommended tire inflation pressures for various sizes.
