Dry fertilizer applicator adjustments (option), Applicator release height, Applicator release angle – Great Plains YP825AR Operator Manual User Manual
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Dry Fertilizer Applicator Adjustments (Option)
There are three inter-related adjustment for Vantage I
applicators:
• release height
• release angle and setback
Note: Make coulter adjustments before making applicator
adjustments.
Applicator Release Height
The primary adjustment for release height is the lower
four (of six) holes
at the rear end of the applicator arm.
Re-position the applicator mounting bolt to any of the
lower four holes. Before tightening the nut, make sure the
torsion spring leg
is also in an arm hole.
Machine Damage Risk:
Do not position the applicator mounting bolt in either of the
top two holes. This would leave the torsion spring leg
unsecured. The applicator angle could vary. The applicator
might strike the coulter disk.
Machine Damage Risk:
Be sure to leave at least 13 mm (
1
⁄
2
inch) clearance between
the applicator torsion spring and the coulter disk. If the
clearance is too small, the spring could strike the coulter disk
when it snaps forward after striking field obstructions.
Applicator Release Angle
Loosen the clamping bolts
, and rotate the applicator
arm at the coulter arm.
Note: Changing applicator angle also changes
applicator release height.
Figure 62
Vantage I Dry Fertilizer Applicator
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