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7. Optional Extras/Attachments
A variety of machines come with the options for multiple extras or attachments. For a list
of available options, please consult your Sumo catalogue, contact your local dealership or
Sumo directly, or search online – www.sumo1.com.
The following is a general overview of the Standard available options, there intended use,
and any special safety measures associated with that part/assembly. Consult your Sumo
representative before requesting any replacement parts/additional purchases, as some
designs may not be compatible with your machine, and are also subject to change. For a
more detailed outline, consult your Machine Manual & Parts Book.
7.1 Coulter Seed Boots
Some machines can be fitted with Coulter seed Boots, for details on available products
contact your local dealership, or consult www.sumo1.com.
7.2 Air Brake
Some machines can be fitted with air brake systems, or air brake kits can be provided
separately. For details on available products contact your local dealership, or consult
www.sumo1.com. For system details, see Pneumatics brake in the transport section
of this manual.
7.3 Tramlines
The Sumo DTS is unique in that the drill does not have any tramline markers as such;
the coulters that are blocked off are lifted during a tramlining bout.
This system works by the way of a 3-way solenoid diverter, and the hydraulic feed form
the bout markers.
When the bout marker is pressured in to work the spool should be left pumping for
an extra 5 seconds to allow for the two tramline coulters to be raised. When the
marker is retracted the coulters will resume normal work
7.4 Markers (6m & Below Machines Only)
Markers are designed for marking the tractor centreline. The distance between the
first sowing row and the marker disc equals ½ sowing width plus ½ the seed row
spacing.
Aim not to set the marker disc too aggressive as this may affect the performance of
the drill.
7.5 Hydraulic Parking Stand
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