25 series spreaders and scrapers, 25 series row-unit side wheels – Great Plains YP2425F-2470 Operator Manual User Manual
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YP2425 & YP2425F
Great Plains Manufacturing, Inc.
401-406M
2014-07-14
25 Series Spreaders and Scrapers
Remove side gauge wheels from arms to access
row-unit disks and scrapers.
2.
With the unit raised, check blade spreader
for
wear. Replace spreader if it is
1
⁄
2
inch (13 mm) wide
or narrower. To replace, remove disk blades
, drive
out roll pins
, and install new spreader.
3.
When reinstalling disk blades, put two shims
between bearing and shank on each blade. Tighten
bolts.
4.
Check amount of contact between blades, and adjust
number of shims as needed. Store extra shims on
outside of blade. See “Opener Disc Contact
Region” on page 72.
5.
Check that outside disk scrapers
are formed to
disk blades to help remove any mud. Bend/twist
scrapers to fit blades as needed. Every 200 acres of
operation, check outside scrapers for adjustment
and wear. Replace outside scrapers as necessary.
25 Series Row-Unit Side Wheels
1.
Lift opener side wheel off the ground. Move tire in
and out to check for end play. Check for roughness in
bearing by rotating wheel. If bearings are rough,
inspect and replace if necessary.
2.
Side wheels are preset at the factory. Due to normal
wear it may become necessary to make adjustments
so the wheel remains close to the disk. To prevent
plugging, loosen clamp bolt
and slide arm inward
to take up gap between side wheel and disk blade. If
more adjustment is needed, go to step 3.
3.
Remove bolt
and wheel
. Remove shims
from the inside of wheel
and place them on the
outside of wheel. Always place removed shims from
the inside to the outside. When installed, wheel
should turn freely and not hit the arm at the curve.
Do not add any more shims than necessary.
4.
Disassemble side gauge wheel arm
from unit.
Remove bushing
from sleeve
and check for
wear. If necessary, replace bushing.
5.
When reinstalling side gauge wheels, align tab on
hex adjustment
with notch in bushing. Replace
bolt and tighten.
6.
Adjust side gauge wheels. Refer to see “Side Gauge
Wheel Adjustment” on page 73.
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4
3
Note: You may need fewer washer shims on worn disks.
Figure 130
Spreaders and Scraper
s
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Note: It is normal for the blade spreader to have some
looseness in the holder and between the blades.
Some looseness is required for proper operation.
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3
8
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4
Sharp Object Hazard:
Disk edges are sharp. Be careful when working in this area.
Figure 131
Side Gauge Wheel Shims
21894
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