Landoll 5211 Grain Drill - Manual (Page 68)

4-38 F-725-1213 Edition
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
Hose Identification
1. The hydraulic hoses are color coded to help identify
and match the attaching hoses on the Grain Drill. An
identification decal is placed on the front of the hitch
to help identify the hoses (See Figure 4-32.)
2. For the Grain Drill, hoses will be identified as follows:
Blue - Lift Wheels
Yellow - Wing Fold (Not Used)
Black - Auxiliary {Optional Coulters)
Black - Auxiliary (Optional Row Markers)
Figure 4-34: Parking Stand Location During
Transport/Planting
Figure 4-35: Parking Stand Location During Storage
Parking
1. When unhitching the grain drill from the tractor, park
the drill on a level area to prevent rolling and shifting.
The Grain Drill has negative hitch weight and will
need to lowered to the ground for parking. Any seed
left in the drill will increase the negative hitch weight.
It is best to park the drill without any seed left in the
box.
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WARNING
2. To park the drill:
a. Fully raise the drill extending the main lift
cylinders
b. Remove the transport locks from the cylinder
shafts and place in the storage location.
c. Remove the parking stands from transport
position and install in parking position (See
Figures 4-34 and 4-35.) If storing on soft
ground, place board/plate under the stands for a
wider footprint.
d. Lower the Grain Drill to the ground.
e. Move the jack from the storage position and
place in the parking position at the front of the
hitch (See Figure 4-33.) If storing on soft
ground, place board/plate under the jack for a
wider foot print.
f. Disconnect the hydraulic hoses and place in the
storage slots on the sides of the hitch.
g. Unplug the seven-pin electrical connector and
store in the hole on the either side of the hitch.
h. Disconnect the safety chain from the tractor.
Attach the chain hook close to the chain
attaching point to keep the hook off the ground.
i. Carefully remove the hitch pin.
5210-jackstand raised transport
PARKING STAND
5210-jackstand down
PARKING STAND
The Grain Drill can have negative hitch weight. Use
a properly sized locking style hitch pin for the
tractor drawbar and drill hitch. Stand clear of hitch
when pinning/unpinning the drill hitch.