The coulter chosen is determined by soil conditions and how much you want to disturb the soil in front of the opener. The 5/16” Fluted Blade offers low soil disturbance for pasture renovation. The 5/8” Turbo Blade provides maximum penetration and performance.
All compact drills need to stay in the HP range stated in the Operator's Manual (manual can be found on Related Products Page below). Lift capacity of the 3-point is critical on all 3-point drills.
Yes, seed boxes can be added at a later date. Please note, there may be a longer lead time when ordering seed boxes separate from the unit, and there will be some parts not utilized from the kit.
There are many variables, but the most common is that the ground is hard, and requires extra weight. The optional down pressure kit will help in this condition.
This could be multiple things. One the ground could be too hard, you may need to add weight to the unit. Two your spoons could be plugged up do to not cleaning properly. Three the ground may not have enough moisture in it.
Do I have to have a 3rd function valve on my tractor for this unit to work?
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No you can run off the rear remotes of the tractor too. The 3rd function valve makes it easier for a person to run the grapple and still have rear remotes available too.
What accessories are available for my Disc Harrow to optimize its capabilities?
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Electronic Spin Spreader – DH10, DH15 and DH25
Designed to plant or spread seed, fertilizer, lime, and other soil benefiting materials. Can also be used to spread sand and salt in ice and snow conditions.
Drag Harrow – DH10, DH15 and DH25 (optional seeding package)
Used to smooth out freshly cultivated soil and work material into the soil quicker.
Seed Bed Roller – DH10, DH15 and DH25 (optional seeding package)
Used to break up large clumps of soil and dirt clods. Aids in seed to soil contact for better germination rates.
The skid shoes should be replaced once the thickness that 1/8” at any point. For longer wear life the skid shoe can be turned around if one end is wearing faster than the other.
How do I replace worn shank tips on my Grading Scraper?
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Shank tips can be removed by heating the dimpled area on both sides of the tip and using a blunt punch to force them off. New tips need to be dimpled with a punch once installed to securely hold them in place.
MR1572 is set up with a mechanical lever to raise and lower the shanks. (Always make sure the scraper is off the ground before adjusting shanks.)
To lower the shanks, pull lever towards unit to release lock pin and move lever away from unit until shank locks into desired position. To raise the shanks, pull lever towards the unit to release lock pin and move lever toward unit until shank locks into desired position.
HR2572, HR3584 and HRL3572 is set up to hydraulically raise and lower the shanks. (Always make sure the scraper is off the ground before adjusting shanks.)
To lower shanks retract hydraulic cylinder, and to raise shanks extend hydraulic cylinder.
Can my retractable box scraper be used to backfill?
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MR15 and HR25 come equipped with a rear backfill blade. Simply lower the box scraper and back the rear facing grader blade into the material you are trying to backfill.
HRL3578 and HR3584 is equipped with a rear hinged gate that can be locked or unlocked to aid in backfilling. The shanks must be raised during backfilling operation. Simply back the rear facing grader blade into the material you are trying to backfill and continue until task is accomplished.
What should I do if my auger digs half way down and stops, will not go any deeper?
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You could be coming across a hard soil layer that is causing more resistance on the auger assembly. Land Pride offers an option down pressure to aid in forcing the auger into the ground.
What could be causing my driveline to drop when my shear bolt breaks?
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Drivelines come equipped with a retainer set screw to keep the driveline attached when the shear bolt has sheared. Verify that your unit has the correct grade shear bolt installed to prevent gearbox damage and make sure the retainer screw and nut are installed.
King Pins have tight tolerances. With the blade on the ground, remove the washers/plates and use penetrating oil to lube the kingpin. Reassemble parts and rotate pivots.