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IMPORTANT:
Do not exceed 5000 rpm maximum fan speed.
IMPORTANT:
System performs best if lightest product is in front tank and heaviest product is in rear tank.
Fan rpm is dependent upon:
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Number of primary air runs.
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Density and size of material.
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Meter rate.
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Ground speed.
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Tractor performance.
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Air temperature.
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Altitude.
NOTE:
Excessive fan speed (rpm) damages product, increases wear on system, and blows seed out of the seed bed. Insufficient fan speed results in plugged hoses.
Fan speed is correctly set when:
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Equal amounts of product are delivered to all openers.
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Tubes and hoses do not plug.
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Hoses empty quickly and evenly when meters stop.
IMPORTANT:
Motor case drain hose must be connected before fan activation or motor shaft seal fails within 30 seconds.
IMPORTANT:
Before setting fan speed, allow tractor hydraulic oil to warm up to operating temperature. Cold oil causes inaccurate settings.
1.
Connect fan case drain hose, pressure hose, and return hose..
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2.
Start tractor
3.
Set fan hydraulic control for low, continuous flow.
4.
Activate fan hydraulics to start fan.
5.
Allow hydraulic oil to warm before adjusting fan speed.
| Initial Fan rpm |
| Single Shoot |
Double Shoota |
| Add rates of all products in air stream. |
Set fan according to heaviest product in air stream. |
| If Combined Rate Is: |
Set Fan rpm Between: |
If Heaviest Product Is: |
Set Fan rpm Between: |
| Light 6 - 56 kg/hectare (5 - 50 lb./acre) |
2200 - 2800 rpm |
Fine Grain Like Granular Canola |
2500 - 3500 rpm |
| Medium 56 - 112 kg/hectare (50 - 100 lb./acre) |
2800 - 3500 rpm |
Coarse Grain |
3500 - 4000 rpm |
| Heavy 112 - 224 kg/hectare (100 - 200 lb./acre) |
3500 - 4200 rpm |
Light Fertilizer 56 - 112 kg/ha (50 - 100 lb./acre) |
3300 - 4000 rpm |
| Extra Heavy 224 - 392 kg/hectare (200 - 350 lb./acre) |
4200 - 4700 rpm |
Medium Fertilizer 112 - 224 kg/ha (100 - 200 lb./acre) |
4000 - 4500 rpm |
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Heavy Fertilizer 224 - 392 kg/ha (200 - 350 lb./acre) |
4500 - 4700 rpm |
| aAdjust Double-Shoot damper to divide and balance air flow between top and bottom delivery tubes. |
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