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Typical yp3025a planter weights, Transport checklist – Great Plains YP3025A Operator Manual User Manual

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YP3025A

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Great Plains Manufacturing, Inc.

401-705M

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02/16/2012

Typical YP3025A Planter Weights

Transport Checklist

❑ Plan the route. If towing a cart hitched to the planter,

plan the route so that no reverse movements will be
necessary. Avoid steep hills. Keep Clearances in
mind. Folded, your YP3025A Planter may be nearly
15ft (4.6m) wide and 13ft (4m) high.

❑ Hitch.

Make both electrical and hydraulic connections. See
Hitching Tractor to Planter” on page 15.

❑ If markers are unfolded, fold them.

See “Folding the Markers” on page 55.

❑ Raise planter.

See “Raising/Lowering Planter” on page 27

❑ Install lock-up channels on lift cylinders.

See “Lift Cylinder Lock-Up” on page 29.

❑ Disengage caster locks. See page 31.
❑ Fold and latch lower ladder section. See page 35.
❑ If planter wings are unfolded, fold them.

See “Folding the YP3025A Planter” on page 30.
Make sure wing locks are engaged.

❑ 3-point hitch:

Lower hitch fully to ensure wings remain locked.
Hydraulic hitch:
Confirm CFM set to Hitch and hitch circuit in Float.

❑ Always have lights on for highway operation.
❑ Comply with all federal, state and local safety laws

when traveling on public roads.

❑ Travel with caution.

YP3025A

YP3025A

-1230

-16TR36

-1820

-2315

-2415

-24TR

-3610

-1270

-2335

-24TR70

Configuration

Pounds

Kilograms

21900

22700

23000

24400

24600

24700

27400

9900

11100

11200

23500

24500

25000

26600

26900

26900

30400

10600

12100

12200

28700

29800

30200

31900

32200

32200

35600

13000

14500

14600

24900

26100

26400

28200

28500

28500

31800

11300

12800

12900

35000

36100

36500

38200

38500

38600

41800

15900

17300

17500

¹ Base configuration; lightest openers; no seed container, UMC or RC
² Mid-weight openers, 82bu hopper, UMC
³ Heaviest openers (spider), 82bu, liquid fertilizer, UMC, RC

Minimum¹

Typical², Empty

Typical², Full

Max.³, Empty

Max.³, Full

Note: The figures in the table above represent a limited

number of configurations. The weight of your
planter can vary by thousands of pounds, even if it
is the same base model, due to installed options
and/or aftermarket equipment.

If your tractor weight or capability is near its limits,
take your empty planter to a scale and get a pre-
cise weight.