Why are my Kinze 3500 Farm Equipment closing wheels not firming soil around the seed?
This issue may arise from insufficient closing wheel down pressure. To resolve this, adjust the closing wheel pressure. In severe no-till conditions, consider using cast iron closing wheels.
What to do if Kinze Farm Equipment closing wheel(s) leave a severe imprint in the soil?
If the closing wheels are leaving a severe imprint, it's likely due to excessive closing wheel down pressure. Adjust the closing wheel pressure to alleviate this issue.
What to do if “V” closing wheel is running on top of seed furrow in Kinze 3500 Farm Equipment?
The “V” closing wheel running on top of the seed furrow is caused by improper centering. To fix this, align the wheel. Refer to “V Closing Wheel Adjustment”.
What to do if single closing wheel is not directly over seed on Kinze Farm Equipment?
The single closing wheel not being directly over the seed is caused by improper centering. To resolve this, align the wheel. See “Covering Discs/Single Press Wheel Adjustment”.
Checklist for inspecting planter after assembly.
Information for customer at delivery and suggested first season checks.
Manual scope, specifications, and tractor hydraulic requirements.
Details about the Kinze Limited Warranty.
Essential safety practices and hazard warnings.
Tractor requirements, preparation, and hitch adjustments.
Explains hydraulic system components and operation.
Adjusting drive sprockets, springs, and row markers.
Operation of digital/analog vacuum gauges and vacuum meters.
Field testing, seed population, and chemical application checks.
Adjusting planting depth and V closing wheels.
Pneumatic down pressure and various row unit attachments.
Brush-type, finger pickup, and vacuum seed meters.
Frame mounted coulters and residue wheels.
Double disc, notched, HD single disc, and residue wheel openers.
Dry fertilizer attachment and liquid fertilizer options.
Guidance on selecting rates and factors affecting them.
Rates for finger pickup, brush-type, and vacuum seed meters.
Rates for dry insecticide, herbicide, and fertilizer.
Lubrication of chains, bearings, bushings, and fittings.
Torque values for hardware and operating tire pressures.
Maintenance and cleaning for finger pickup, brush, and vacuum meters.
Component replacement, storage, and hydraulic diagrams.
Solves problems with closing wheels, piston pumps, and PTO pumps.
Troubleshooting row marker operation.
Problems with brush-type and finger pickup seed meters.
Solves problems with vacuum seed meters.
General| Type | Planter |
|---|---|
| Fertilizer Options | Liquid or Dry |
| Drive System | Hydraulic |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Row Spacing | 15, 20, 22, 30, 36, 38 inches |
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