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NOTE:
Tractor must be equipped with
radar
, and load/depth control must be in
draft control
mode for hitch slip to function. See using draft control in this section.
Hitch can be operated with draft sensing only, or with draft sensing and hitch slip. Hitch slip adjustment is independent from draft response.
Hitch slip uses wheel slip data to supplement draft control system and help maintain uniform working depth. Hitch slip only functions if wheel slip is above 10%.
| Response Setting Guidelines * |
| Chisel Plow |
2-4 |
| Subsoiler |
5-7 |
| Moldboard Plow |
7-9 |
| V-Ripper |
8-10 |
| * Appropriate setting will depend on implement type, soil conditions and tractor setup |
1.
Preset operating depth and draft response, with slip response at zero.
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2.
Press Settings Switch (A) and turn Command Dial (B) until Hitch Slip is highlighted in Display (C), then press Select Switch (D). Slip response setting appears as a Numbered Scale (E) across the top of the display.
NOTE:
Changing slip response setting will only affect operation if wheel slip is above 10%.
3.
Turn Command Dial (B) to adjust slip response. Higher values provide more/faster response to slip variation. Lower values provide less/slower response to slip variation. Changes to slip response take place immediately.
4.
When desired response is reached, press Select Switch (D) to return to previous display.
NOTE:
Slip response automatically returns to zero during transport (speed above 20 km/h [12.4 mph]).
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