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Terradonis is a registered trademark of ICS 

ZA de Croix Fort - 12 rue du Soleil - 17220 La Jarrie

 

- France - 

Tel: +33 5 4635 2828, Fax: +33 5 4635 2829

 

contact@ics-agri.com  

www.terradonis.com

 

BRUSH: 

The brush controls seed output through the disc’s holes,  

ensuring that a predefined number of seeds is released through each hole.  
Loosen the 2 wing screws to adjust the brush. The higher the brush,  
the greater the number of seeds released. Hence, when the brush is lowered,  
fewer seeds are released.
The standard brush position is when it skims against the sowing disc.

 

GUIDe plate:

 The guide plate consists of 2 forks. 

These forks guide theseeds to the sowing holes, 
as shown opposite:

 SeeDING DIStaNCeS: 

The distances between the seeding can be adjusted by 

adjusting the pinions and the number of holes in the disc, see the seed distance table. 

note: 

the actual planting distances may vary depending on soil quality and speed

of work. Test intervals based on the ground before you start planting. 

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plaNtING DeptH: 

Planting depth may be adjusted by lowering or raising  

the shoe.

 

SoIl CoveR: 

Adjust the angle of the filler blade for optimal soil cover.

 HeIGHt of tHe HaNDle: 

The handle height can be adjusted by loosening  

the screws at the base of the fork of the handle and the buttons  
on each of its removable parts and by adjusting them according to your needs. 

 

CleaNING: 

If soil sticks to the compaction wheel, the contact surface must be 

cleaned before it sticks (it might deposit oil or dirt). 

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 Lubricate all revolving parts, except for the sowing disc.

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The brush, the guide plate, the spongy rubber of the transmission wheel and 

the spongy rubber of the compaction wheel are consumables.  

Check them regularly and replace as necessary. 

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Make sure the seedbed is uniform. 

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Check the sowing disc for fouling with dirt, pesticides, or seed coating 

residues. Clean the disc if necessary.

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Prepare a seedbed by carefully hoeing and levelling. 

 

Excessive speed can damage the precision of the work.  

Optimal speed : 2 km/h

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Seeds must not be wet. Do not wet coated seeds. 

insTrucTions For use

4

5

Disc Thickness

Number of 

holes

Diameter

Placement

A1

5

8

8

A2

6

10.5

A3

12

C1

13.5

C2

5

17

A11

6

16

8

A22

10.5

A33

12

B1

5

16 on 2 lines

8

B2

6

10.5

Disc Thickness

Number of 

holes

Diamètre

Diameter

E1

4

72

9

E2

10

S2

6

16

6.8

W1

8.6

W2

10.6

X

6

-

-

F8-66

6

8

10.5

F8-86

8

12

F8-88

8

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Summary of Contents for JD1

Page 1: ...nce Tel 33 5 4635 2828 Fax 33 5 4635 2829 contact ics agri com www terradonis com JD1 User Manual Precision disc seeder Terradonis is a registered trademark of ICS ZA de Croix Fort 12 rue du Soleil 17220 La Jarrie France Tel 33 5 4635 2828 Fax 33 5 4635 2829 contact ics agri com www terradonis com ...

Page 2: ...s of use Procedure for an optimum start up of the seeder p 5 Settings For use adapted to your specific needs p 6 7 Sowing seeds in rows Seed distance table Disc crop match p 8 Removing the hopper to position the disc Step by step routine p 9 10 Spare parts and consumables lists p 11 Notes IDENTIFICATION AND FEATURES Disc share Sliding handle left and right Height adjustable handle Compaction wheel...

Page 3: ...he filler blade for optimal soil cover Height of the handle The handle height can be adjusted by loosening the screws at the base of the fork of the handle and the buttons on each of its removable parts and by adjusting them according to your needs Cleaning If soil sticks to the compaction wheel the contact surface must be cleaned before it sticks it might deposit oil or dirt SETTINGS Lubricate al...

Page 4: ...tion until they are sown and roll on the ground The dispersal length varies depending on the size of the hole the soil quality the seed size and can vary between 3 and 10cm 6 7 TABLE OF DISTANCES in mm Number of teeth per sprocket Front 14 14 13 13 11 11 10 11 10 10 9 Back 9 10 10 11 10 11 11 13 13 14 14 Number of holes per disc 2 Series TP TD 470 510 550 590 630 710 790 870 950 1030 1100 6 150 17...

Page 5: ...g 1 4 Share lever 1 5 Overlap plate 1 N NAME QTY 1 Handle 2 2 Bolt 2 3 Arm 1 4 Upper arm section 1 5 Lower arm section 1 6 Branch adjustable tilt 2 N NAME QTY 1 Hopper 1 2 Label 2 3 Rubber spacer 1 4 Clamping plate 1 5 Hopper lid 1 N NAME QTY 1 Hopper base 1 2 Drive pin 1 3 Disc clamping bolt 1 4 Brush and seed guide 1 5 Pin 2 6 Hook 2 7 Tube 1 8 Disc 1 9 Pin 1 10 Bevel pinion 1 11 Gasket 1 12 See...

Page 6: ...1 4 Transmission housing external 1 5 Transmission housing internal 1 6 Pinions 2 N NAME QTY 1 Right frame section 1 2 Right hopper support 1 3 Right firming wheel frame 1 4 Share support 1 5 Axle 1 6 Bolt 1 7 Bevel pinion 1 8 Handle support 1 9 Left frame 1 10 Left hopper support 1 11 Left firming wheel frame 1 12 Handle 1 N NAME QTY 1 Drive wheel 1 2 Drive wheel shaft 1 3 Front protective foam 1...

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