Set and Operate TOUCHSET DEPTH CONTROL for John Deere 8000/9000 Series Tractors

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John Deere 8000/9000 Series Tractors

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John Deere 8000/9000 Series Tractors

A - SCV I Switch

B - Flow Rate Adjustment Knob

C - Detent Time Adjustment Knob

D - Cylinder Retract Limit Touch Switch

E - Cylinder Extend Limit Touch Switch

F - 9-Pin Connector

TOUCHSET DEPTH CONTROL is an attachment that allows all depth control settings and depth changes to be made from convenience of tractor cab for John Deere 8000/9000 and 8020/9020 Series Tractors.

Single Point Depth Control and optional TOUCHSET DEPTH CONTROL are mounted on machine at same time.

When 9-pin connector (F) is plugged in, letter "P" (see arrow) will be displayed for SCV I.

NOTE: If letter “P” is not displayed on TouchSet panel, shut off tractor engine and then start engine.

Set flow rate adjustment knob (B) to rabbit or fast position.

Set depth by pushing SCV I switch (A) forward to lower machine to desired working depth, and then push cylinder retract limit touch switch (D).

To set upper raise limit, pull back on SCV I switch until reaching desired upper raise position. Push cylinder extend limit touch switch (E).

TO OPERATE:

IMPORTANT: Turn single point crank clockwise until depth stop bracket is against rear single point bracket to ensure that Single Point Depth Control does not interfere with TOUCHSET DEPTH CONTROL operation.

NOTE: Detent time adjustment knob (C) does not function in TOUCHSET DEPTH CONTROL mode.

1. To raise implement to upper set point, pull SCV I switch rearward into DETENT and release.

2. To lower implement to lower set point, push SCV I switch forward into DETENT and release.

3. To raise machine to full transport, hold SCV I switch in rearward DETENT position.

4. To readjust set points, raise or lower implement by holding control mid-range between center and detent until implement is at desired position then press upper or lower set button.

IMPORTANT: Depth gauge wheels must support frame for level tillage results. Pulling depth gauge wheels completely off ground does not help achieve maximum depth and causes unlevel tillage results.