Posted by notjustair on May 02, 2015 at 19:32:49 from (70.195.6.242):
I have a no till 1760 12 row vacuum planter with air bags. This year I am adding liquid to it - two 200 gallon tanks. I purchased the manifold ball guages to monitor flow to each row.
Here's the problem: instructions. There was literally a paragraph telling how to mount the tanks. Got that done. There is no recommendation as to where to mount the black box that contains the pump or the manifold let alone instructions. There are random parts but I can't decipher where they are to be mounted. The outside three units fold in on each side making the deal more complicated. It's a pretty tight squeeze with those monstrous markers swinging around above the tanks.
Does anyone have a 1760 with liquid that could share some knowledge or pictures of pump placement and manifold location? I got the kit through Sprayer Specialty and they printed off what they had - it was meager (the mounting instructions). I'm thinking the $100 an hour install option was a deal at this point.
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