EasyManua.ls Logo

horsch Sprinter 18 NT - Checks before and During Sowing; Work Instructions

horsch Sprinter 18 NT
62 pages
Print Icon
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
Loading...
Checks before and during
sowing
The sowing quality essentially depends on the
adjustments and checks made prior to and
during drilling, as well as on regular care and
maintenance of the machine.
Before starting sowing you should therefore
carry out all maintenance and adjustment work.
Machine
¾ Have the hydraulic lines been connected
without being mixed up by mistake?
¾ Does the lighting work?
¾ Has the machine been levelled in working
position and the drilling depth correctly ad-
justed?
¾ Are the cultivation tools in usable condition?
Pneumatic system
¾ Do the seed hoses not sag and are they free
of water and deposits?
¾ Are all air lines between fan and coulters leak
tight and 󰘰rmly connected?
¾ Does air 󰘱ow uniformly out of all coulters?
¾ Has the air volume been set correctly on
the fan? Do the grains not bounce out of the
placementor do they remain in the hoses?
¾ Is the hydraulic fan connected to a pressure
free return 󰘱ow?
If in doubt about seed quantity, transverse dis-
tribution and fan speed, a test deposit should
be made on the surface prior to starting work.
At the same time the seed quantity can be
placed and compared with the simulation speed
at di󰘯erent fan rotation speeds.
NOTE
¾ Check all settings in the 󰘰eld and the drilling
depth before starting work and periodically.
Work instructions
Working speed
The drill can be operated at working speeds up
to 10 km/h.
This depends on field conditions (soil type,
harvest residues etc.), seed, seed quantity and
other factors.
NOTE
¾ Operate somewhat slower under difficult
conditions.
A “stepping e󰘯ect” may occur when working at
higher working speeds.
Soil is thereby 󰘱ung from one row of tines to the
seed placement of the following or preceding row
of tines. This produces an uneven seedbed and
various depths of seed coverage.
Drilling depth
Hard soil may prevent the drilling depth from
being maintained.
¾ Increase the coulter pressure in this case.
Headland
¾ Lift out the machine during travel.
¾ Turn the machine only after the tines have
been fully removed from the soil.
¾ After turning on the headland position the
machine approx. 5 to 10 m in front of the seed-
bed with the appropriate fan speed. The seed
requires some time to 󰘱ow from the metering
unit to the coulters.
42

Related product manuals