Setting CCS Tank Pressure

CAUTION: Do not operate CCS blower without tank lids installed. Harmful chemicals can be blown into face and seed delivery lines plug.

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A - Flow Control Valve Handle

To set the tank pressure proceed as follows:

  1. Make sure that tank lids are closed.

  2. IMPORTANT: Warm oil by running vacuum blowers (if equipped) or install a hose loop in SCV per tractor operator's manual. DO NOT use CCS fan to warm oil or seed delivery hoses can plug.

    Warm oil for 15 minutes before setting pressure.

  3. Lower machine.

  4. Place CCS SCV in constant retract detent.

  5. Open CCS fan flow control valve handle (A) (counterclockwise) until seed starts flowing to row hoppers.

  6. IMPORTANT: DO NOT exceed 24 in. of tank pressure or damage can occur to the hydraulic motor and seed tank lids.

    NOTE: If low warnings are received while planting and row meters are empty, increase tank pressure by two inches until meters stay full.

    When hoppers are full and machine is not moving, adjust pressure according to crop being planted. See the following CCS Tank Pressure Settings table.

Product

Pressure in Inches of Water

Nozzle Insert

Small Seed Discharge Elbow (Vacuum Only)

 

16 Row

16 Row

16 Row

Soybeans

12

NO

NO

Small Corn Over 4400 seeds/kg (2000 seeds/lb.)

10

NO

NO

Medium Corn Between 4400 and 2640 seeds/kg (2000 and 1200 seeds/lb.)

12

NO

NO

Large Corn Less than 2640 seeds/kg (1200 seeds/lb.)

14

NO

NO

Large Popcorn Over 9900 seeds/kg (4500 seeds/lb.)

10

NO

NO

Small Popcorn Less than 9900 seeds/kg (4500 seeds/lb.)1

10

YES

Optional

Sweetcorn

10

NO

NO

Cotton

10

NO

NO

Sorghum1

8

YES

YES

Sunflowers

6

NO

NO

NOTE: These are typical settings for average conditions. Increasing CCS pressure can be necessary in certain conditions if plugging occurs.

1 For other configurations, pressure can be adjusted as needed.

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