Typical 3p806nt weights by configuration, Trailer transport, Loading trailer – Great Plains 3P806NT Operator Manual User Manual
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3P806NT
Great Plains Manufacturing, Inc.
151-143M
2011-12-20
Typical
a
3P806NT Weights by Configuration
Trailer Transport
Load Maneuvering Hazard - Use care and planning when
loading or unloading the drill in trailer transport. The rear
casters may turn and force the drill off the trailer.
▲ Make sure the trailer is rated for the load.
▲ Make the trailer is wide enough for the load.
▲ Make sure the load is secured properly.
Loading Trailer
1.
Hitch suitable 3-point tractor with available hydraulic
remote (page 15).
2.
Raise drill (page 20).
Loading with Casters Locked
3.
Carefully line-up the tractor, drill and trailer, so that:
a. no turns are needed for the final movement, and
b. the casters are fully reversed.
4.
Install caster swivel lock pins (page 23).
5.
Carefully back the drill onto the trailer bed.
6.
Lower the drill (page 22).
7.
Secure the load with cargo straps or chains.
Great Plains recommends locking casters prior to loading for
trailer transport, and leaving them locked for transport and
unloading. This reduces the risk of loading and transport
accidents which could result in significant implement damage.
Unloading Trailer
1.
Check that casters are still locked.
2.
Release cargo straps or chains.
3.
Hitch suitable 3-point tractor with available hydraulic
remote (page 15).
4.
On a narrow trailer, confirm that caster pivot swivel
locks are still in place (page 23).
5.
Raise drill (page 20).
6.
Carefully tow drill from trailer.
7.
Remove caster pivot swivel locks (if engaged,
page 23).
8.
Unless arriving at planting ground, install lift-assist
cylinder transport locks (page 20).
a. Weights are for serial number A1057V+, are approximate, and can vary by hundreds of pounds based on material density, press wheel
options, accessories and user modifications. Weight kit figures presume 10 each 100 pound suitcase weights.
All Boxes Empty
4054 lbs
4269 lbs
4386 lbs
4166 lbs
4340 lbs
4500 lbs
1839 kg
1936 kg
1990 kg
1890 kg
1969 kg
2041 kg
Full Main Box and
5078 lbs
5851 lbs
5410 lbs
5190 lbs
5922 lbs
5524 lbs
Full Fertilizer (if present)
2303 kg
2654 kg
2454 kg
2354 kg
2686 kg
2506 kg
All Boxes Empty
5213 lbs
5429 lbs
5546 lbs
5326 lbs
5500 lbs
5659 lbs
with Weights
2365 kg
2462 kg
2516 kg
2416 kg
2495 kg
2567 kg
Full Main Box, Weights,
6237 lbs
7011 lbs
6570 lbs
6350 lbs
7082 lbs
6683 lbs
Full Fertilizer (if present)
2829 kg
3180 kg
2980 kg
2880 kg
3212 kg
3032 kg
32337A
Standard Drill
Option (40)
Drill with
Fertilizer
Drill with NG
(Native Grass)
Drill with SGS
(Small Seeds)
Drill with
Fert. and SGS
Drill with
NG and SGS
Unstable Load Hazard - Do not transport on a trailer of
insufficient width or length. Unless both caster tires are on the
bed, too few openers are supporting the entire drill. The load
may spill, with risk of serious injury or death to anyone
nearby, and certainty of major equipment damage.
Equipment Damage Risk - The drill must be hitched to a
3-point tractor for any movement. Coulter or opener damage
is likely if unhitched movement is attempted. Observe all
hitching precautions.