SD-1203

SD-1203
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SD-1203

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Introduction
This manual provides essential instructions for the SD-1203 seed drill, focusing on commissioning, maintenance, dosage, and spare parts. It highlights the importance of reading the manual to ensure safety, prevent damage, and enhance performance and longevity. The manual covers technical specifications, safety instructions, key sowing concepts, commissioning procedures, maintenance guidelines, dosage tables, and spare parts.
Technical Specifications
The SD-1203 seed drill comes in various models with different specifications, including the number of discs, separation between discs, working width, hopper capacity, and weight. Standard equipment includes furrow-opening disc coulters, independent rubber depth control wheels, and a high-capacity hopper. Optional equipment includes a hectare counter and hydraulic track markers.
Safety Instructions
Safety symbols and instructions are outlined to prevent harm to users and damage to the machine. Guidelines include verifying machine safety before use, following road signs, and ensuring proper coupling with the tractor. Specific warnings are provided for handling hydraulic systems and maintaining the machine.
Key Sowing Concepts
Effective sowing requires good soil conditions and quality seeds. Recommended sowing depth is between three to five centimeters to ensure plant vigor and resistance to environmental stress. The manual explains the impact of sowing depth on plant development and provides guidelines for optimal sowing practices.
Commissioning
This section details the steps for coupling the seed drill, setting and testing the dosage, and adjusting sowing equipment. Instructions for adjusting sowing depth, compression springs, and press wheels are included to achieve optimal sowing results.
Maintenance
Regular maintenance is crucial for the longevity of the seed drill. Guidelines are provided for lubrication, checking tyre pressure, and ensuring the integrity of nuts and bolts. Anti-rust checks and the replacement of hydraulic components are also advised.
Dosage Tables
Dosage tables are provided for various types of seeds and fertilizers, helping users set the correct dosage for efficient sowing.
Spare Parts
A comprehensive list of spare parts is included, covering components such as the chassis, seed drill disc coulters, sowing arms, and transmission systems. This section aids in the identification and replacement of parts to maintain machine functionality.
Key Concepts
  • Turning and Speed: Sharp turns should be made to the left to ensure even seed distribution. Consistent speed is crucial to avoid uneven seed spreading.
  • Chemical Treatments: Non-tillage requires effective weed treatment. Proper herbicide application is essential for satisfactory results.
Basic Rules for Good Work
  • Maintain machine level for equal row depth. Work shallow in wet or clay soil.
  • W-shaped harrow aids in covering seeds effectively, especially for shallow crops like oilseed rape.
  • Light pressure on sowing arms improves adaptation to uneven ground.
  • Discs penetrate better at slow speeds; avoid sharp accelerations.
  • Replace worn boots or discs promptly to maintain efficiency.
Commissioning
  • Assembly and Coupling: Follow specific steps for assembling the drag train and coupling the seed drill to the tractor.
  • Dosing Mechanism: Adjust the mechanism for seed size and ensure the flow is consistent with speed settings.
  • Controlling the Dosage: Ensure shut-off gates are open and perform dosage tests to verify accuracy.
  • Seed Dosage Setting: Adjust seed quantity based on plant density requirements and seed germination rates.
  • Combined Distribution: Use combined dosing wheels for seeds and fertiliser, ensuring separate controls for each.
  • Sowing Equipment: Adjust sowing depth and compression springs for optimal seed placement.
Testing and Adjustments
  • Perform dosage tests to ensure accuracy, especially on uneven or soft ground.
  • Adjust sowing depth and compression springs as needed, ensuring the machine remains level.
  • Ballast the chassis if necessary to maintain contact with the ground.
Specifications and Adjustments
The document outlines the importance of adjusting the pressure based on land type, stover quantity, and driving speed. Adjustments can be made by modifying the spring tension and the distance between the wheel and the sowed furrow.
Accessories
  • Harrow with Flexible Tines: Equipped with W-shaped tines for better soil coverage. Pressure and depth adjustments are possible via nuts on the arm springs.
  • Hectare Counter: An optional electronic device powered by 1.5 V batteries, capable of counting partial and total surface areas.
  • Track Markers: Mounted on the rear of the hopper, they work by closing shut-off gates using hydraulic cylinders, adjustable based on tractor tread width.
  • Variator Hydraulic Control: Allows remote operation of variators with a hydraulic cylinder, controlling seed and fertiliser distribution.
Maintenance
  • Lubrication: Regular lubrication is required for various joints and control knobs. Variator oil levels should be checked and topped up as needed.
  • Tyre Pressure: Recommended pressures are provided, with adjustments suggested for uneven ground.
  • Nuts and Bolts: Regular checks and tightening are necessary after several hours of operation.
  • Anti-Rust Check: Post-season cleaning and rust prevention measures are advised.
Dosage Tables
Guidance on seed and fertiliser dosage is provided, with adjustments based on seed type and conditions. Specific tables for wheat, barley, oilseed rape, and lucerne are included.
Spare Parts
Detailed lists and illustrations of replacement parts for various components of the seed drill, including chassis, sowing disc coulter, and hoppers. Instructions for ordering parts are provided, emphasizing safety precautions during replacement.
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Catalog excerpts

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seed drill MANUAL FOR COMMISSIONING MAINTENANCE DOSAGE SPARE PARTS. Read the instructions carefully before using the machine

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Ref.: CN-811030/GB 10th Edition - March - 2017 The total or partial reproduction is prohibited. Specifications subject to changes without advanced notice.

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SOLÁ seed drillers and fertilisers are manufactured at a factory exclusively specialised in this line and endorsed by the experience of many thousands of users. They are machines equipped with sophisticated technology, designed to have a long service life, free from faults, in the most varied conditions and with simple and effective devices to carry out excellent work with minimal maintenance. With the information on all its possibilities and configurations we want to help you achieve what you expect of our machine. Certified quality system

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Before starting up the seed drill, it is essential to read the instructions and recommendations in this manual. This will ensure a reduction in the danger of accidents, prevent damage to the seed drill due to misuse and increase its performance and service life. All persons who carry out operations (including preparation, repairing faults in the field and general care for the machine), maintenance (inspection and technical assistance) and transport must read the manual. For your own safety and that of the machine, the technical instructions on safety must be respected at all times. SOLÁ shall...

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS SD-1203 2.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS SEPARATION BETWEEN DISCS (cm) 18 18 18 18 SEPARATION BETWEEN DISCS (cm) HOPPER CAPACITY (litres) HOPPER WORKING CAPACITY (litres) WIDTH (m) SEED FERTILISER Furrow-opening disc coulter Independent rubber depth control wheels Seed boots and cast furrow closing wheel High-capacity hopper Unobstructed harrow with hydraulic fold-up W-tines Speed variator Tray, scales, crank and grain counter Light equipment Loading platform with an access ladder Hectare counter Hydraulic track markers without monitor Track marker...

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3. TECHNICAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3.1 SAFETY SYMBOLS This manual contains three types of safety and hazard symbols: To facilitate the work of the seed drill. To prevent damage to the seed drill or optional equipment. The prevent harm to persons. Additionally, the following warning signs are found on the machine: Keep away from the rear of the tractor when coupling the seed drill. Danger of serious injury. Carefully read and follow the instructions for use and safety precautions. Coupling point for raising the machine

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Crushing hazard when working underneath the machine. Secure it to prevent it from collapsing. Danger of serious injury. Do not climb the ladder while the machine is running. Danger of injury. Keep the hydraulic hoses in good working condition. Danger of serious injury. Before performing maintenance or repairs on the machine, stop the tractor engine and take the key out of the ignition. Do not place your hand in the hopper while the wheel is turning. Danger of injury.

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The seed drill SD-1203 has been manufactured to be applied normally in farming work, especially for sowing cereals and other grain seeds. If damage is caused as a result of using the machine for other applications, the manufacturer shall not be held responsible. All the legal provisions regarding the safety of machines, traffic, and hygiene and safety at work must be fulfilled. Any changes made by the user render the possibility of the manufacturer's guarantee void in the case of damage caused. 3.3 GENERAL SAFETY PROVISIONS - Verify the safety of the machine in terms of the...

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - Never leave the driver’s seat while the machine is running. - Do not place foreign elements in the hopper. - Remove pressure from the circuit and stop the engine before working on the hydraulics. - Under normal conditions, the tubes and hoses of the hydraulic circuits are subject to natural ageing. The service life of these components must not exceed six years. Check their condition on a regular basis and replace them after the aforementioned time. - The front axle of the tractor discharges when raising the seed drill. Make sure it has sufficient counterweight to prevent...

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4. KEY SOWING CONCEPTS 4.1 EARTH The better the condition, the higher the sowing quality. It is not possible to carry out good work on large clods of earth or highly uneven furrows. Although SOLÁ machines can resist strong forces in adverse circumstances, good quality sowing is not possible if the seedbed does not meet the stipulated conditions. It is essential to use accomplished quality seeds and, in the case of barley, those that are well de-burred. Between three to five centimetres is recommended. Excessive depth is a very costly error, since the rhizome cannot reach the surface and the plant...

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Normal depth sowing: from Medium depth sowing: Very deep sowing: from 8 to 2 to 4 cm between 5 and 6 cm 10 cm Very thin stem. Zero tillering Thick stem, short rhizome, Thin stem, rhizome exposed and one single leaf. to ice. good resistance to ice. The grain reserves run out in a Multiple tillering: from 3 to 6 Late, poor quality tillering: 1 or no daughter tillers; and long rhizome that can be easily daughter tillers; and many cut by ice. few leaves: round 3 or 4. leaves: between 6 and 10. Large tuft of roots: from 5 cm Regular tuft of roots: from Poor tuft of roots: from 1 cm in in width and...

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4.4 CHEMICAL TREATMENTS Direct sowing involves the implicit concept of non-tillage, in which the prior treatment of all kinds of weeds is fundamental. Thus, it is fully advisable to seek thorough advice from specialists in chemical treatments on the product, frequency and intensity of the most suitable treatment to carry out quality sowing, guaranteeing – where possible – acceptable yield. It is not uncommon, on some occasions, for the non-tillage technique to be unsatisfactory, explicitly due to incorrectly applying herbicides. 4.5 BASIC RULES FOR GOOD WORK 1. Keep the machine level to ensure...

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