Why is the stubble uneven when using Vicon Farm Equipment?
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Nathan ClarkAug 16, 2025
Uneven stubble when using Vicon Farm Equipment can occur due to several reasons. It may be caused by driving too slowly, so try increasing your speed. The tractor's RPM for the P.T.O. outlet might be too low, so check the RPM. The knives could be blunt or missing, in which case you should turn or replace them. The machine might not be correctly balanced, requiring you to adjust the ground pressure. The suspension could be at the incorrect height, so set the height of the suspension. Also, the ground pressure might be too low, so adjust the ground pressure accordingly.
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Wesley ShafferAug 19, 2025
What to do if the hydraulic functions on my Vicon Farm Equipment do not work?
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Mark JamesAug 19, 2025
If the hydraulic functions on your Vicon Farm Equipment aren't working, there are several things to check:
* Ensure the hydraulic hoses are correctly connected to the tractor's outlet.
* Verify that the safety valves are open.
* Confirm that the tractor hydraulics are engaged.
* Check for an insufficient amount of oil or oil pressure from the tractor.
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Linda ThompsonAug 22, 2025
How to fix stripes in the stubble with Vicon Farm Equipment?
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Laura SchneiderAug 22, 2025
Stripes in the stubble when using Vicon Farm Equipment can be caused by several factors. The cutterbar may not have an ideal angle for the crop, so adjust the angle. Increasing speed may help. Setting the rotor's RPM to 940 could resolve the issue. Also, consider fitting throwing wings.
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Michael JohnsonAug 25, 2025
Why is the conditioning too weak on my Vicon Farm Equipment?
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Tyrone KaneAug 26, 2025
If the conditioning is too weak on your Vicon Farm Equipment, it could be due to too much distance between the conditioner plate and the rotor; adjust the conditioner plate to resolve this. Alternatively, the rotor's RPM might be too low, so set the rotor’s RPM to 940.
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smithelizabethAug 28, 2025
How to troubleshoot uneven cutting with Vicon Farm Equipment?
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Cindy WareAug 28, 2025
Uneven cutting with Vicon Farm Equipment can be caused by the rotor's RPM being too low; set the rotor’s RPM to 940. Another potential cause is an incorrect setting of the deflector plate, so adjust the deflector plate.
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David EdwardsAug 31, 2025
What causes the friction clutch on the P.T.O shaft to become abnormally warm on Vicon Farm Equipment?
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Christine ChenAug 31, 2025
If the friction clutch on the P.T.O shaft of your Vicon Farm Equipment becomes abnormally warm, check the RPM, as it may be too low. Also, inspect the friction discs in the clutch for wear. If they are worn, replace the friction discs in the clutch.
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sherri11Sep 3, 2025
What to do if Vicon Farm Equipment cannot be raised to the transport position?
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Michelle NunezSep 3, 2025
If your Vicon Farm Equipment cannot be raised to the transport position, the handle for the floating position or lowering position may be activated. Deactivate the handle to resolve this.
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Robin FullerSep 6, 2025
Why does the cutterbar on my Vicon Farm Equipment get abnormally warm?
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Kimberly HumphreySep 6, 2025
If the cutterbar on your Vicon Farm Equipment gets abnormally warm, it could be due to too much oil in the cutterbar, so inspect the oil level. It could also be caused by the wrong oil type, so change to the correct oil type.
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Richard GarrettSep 8, 2025
Why does Vicon Farm Equipment hang directly to the rear during mowing?
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melissa68Sep 9, 2025
If your Vicon Farm Equipment hangs directly to the rear during mowing, it indicates there is too much downward pressure from the cutterbar. Adjust the ground pressure to correct this.
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john26Sep 12, 2025
What causes Vicon Farm Equipment to swing back during transport?
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Susan ValdezSep 12, 2025
If your Vicon Farm Equipment tends to swing back during transport, the transport lock has likely not been correctly positioned. Adjust the transport lock to resolve this issue.
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