P Flashcards

1
Q

What does the fluted portion of the meter do?

A

Delivers the seed to the opener

The fluted design aids in consistent seed metering.

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How does the position of the fluted wheel affect the seeding rate?

A

A larger section in the feed cup increases the rate; outside the cup decreases it

Proper adjustment is crucial for maintaining desired seeding rates.

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3
Q

What is adjustable on each feed cup?

A

The feed gate

This allows for customization based on seed size and type.

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4
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What types of seeds are set in the top position of the feed gate?

A

Wheat, oats, barley, etc.

The top position is for larger seeds.

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5
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What types of seeds are set in the middle position of the feed gate?

A

Small peas, beans (usually above 2500 seeds per pound)

This setting is for smaller seeds requiring more precise control.

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What types of seeds are set in the lower position of the feed gate?

A

Larger size peas, beans (usually less than 2500 seeds per pound)

The lower position accommodates larger seeds.

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What must be done to all feed gates on each feed cup?

A

They must be set to the same position

Consistency across feed gates ensures uniform seeding.

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What happens when the feed gate is all the way open?

A

It allows complete clean out of the drill and feed cup

Important to close before filling the drill to prevent contamination.

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9
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True or False: The fluted wheel rotates to deliver seeds.

A

False

The fluted wheel does not rotate at all.

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