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Buster 50
Posted 4/17/2009 19:21 (#683881)
Subject: Need help routing fert. hose on Kinze 26/3600



North West IA/western AZ		How do you route the hose from the saddle tanks on the tractor to the main bar, which raises 4' and rotates 90*. If anybody has one a few pictures would be helpful. Thanks
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Ray (ecks)
Posted 4/17/2009 21:20 (#683955 - in reply to #683881)
Subject: RE: Need help routing fert. hose on Kinze 26/3600



Follow the tongue and their hydraulic hoses loop up and over the top just like they do the hydraulics.
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notillgleaner
Posted 4/17/2009 23:08 (#684127 - in reply to #683881)
Subject: RE: Need help routing fert. hose on Kinze 26/3600



Central Kansas		Did it on a 3500.  Could get some pics tomorow if you don't get something sooner.
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NoTill Ninja
Posted 4/17/2009 23:42 (#684189 - in reply to #683881)
Subject: Re: Need help routing fert. hose on Kinze 26/3600



Ravenna, NE USA		We ran the hose down the bar (retracted for field operations) and suspended a Banjo disconnect and shutoff between the middle interplant units. When we rotate up we just disconnect the hose and hook it to the front transport post. It seemed like a lot of trouble to route the hose through all the twists and turns that the hydraulic and electric lines follow, and also this is all out in the open. It's pretty simple and not as messy as it might appear.



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Buster 50
Posted 4/18/2009 09:46 (#684477 - in reply to #684189)
Subject: Re: Need help routing fert. hose on Kinze 26/3600



North West IA/western AZ		Thanks for the pictures. I was hopeing to be able to leave it connected while transporting. I have a 12 volt pump on the planter and once I get it primed I don't want to break the line. Not to mention the mess 10 34 0 makes.
Do you have a tractor mounted pump? It looks like you either feed 2 manifolds, or you use that system to fill planter tanks. Is that 1.5" hose?
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Buster 50
Posted 4/18/2009 09:48 (#684481 - in reply to #684127)
Subject: RE: Need help routing fert. hose on Kinze 26/3600



North West IA/western AZ		The more picture the better! A little explanation is good too(hose size,pump placement, etc.).
Thanks
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Robert in CenMo
Posted 4/18/2009 15:30 (#684736 - in reply to #683881)
Subject: RE: Here's how we did it


Prairie Home MO		Have ran this for several years. On the trird pic, we put a piece on expanded metal in between the frame so the hoses have something to rest on and the dirt will fall through. We also added the Rebball later.

Edited by Robert in CenMo 4/18/2009 15:41




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NoTill Ninja
Posted 4/18/2009 16:53 (#684772 - in reply to #683881)
Subject: Re: Need help routing fert. hose on Kinze 26/3600



Ravenna, NE USA		We have a Hypro hydraulic pump mounted 12 inches in front of the transport post, the hoses are 1 1/4 inch, and it splits out to feed two Redball manifolds (8 rows) on both sides. We aren't running yet so I just used hose pieces to "mock up" how it would look assembled, thus the tiny pictures.
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Buster 50
Posted 4/18/2009 17:11 (#684782 - in reply to #684736)
Subject: RE: Here's how we did it



North West IA/western AZ		Thanks Robert, were you getting plugged nozzels, or why add the redballs?

I've got pusher units on my planter, but I think I'll make something like that.
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Buster 50
Posted 4/18/2009 17:17 (#684786 - in reply to #684772)
Subject: Re: Need help routing fert. hose on Kinze 26/3600



North West IA/western AZ		So this is a new setup? I wondered how you kept it so clean and rust free!

I'll post pictures if I get it done without a disconnect. Thanks for the help.
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notillgleaner
Posted 4/18/2009 19:18 (#684867 - in reply to #683881)
Subject: Hose pictures



Central Kansas		.



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Robert in CenMo
Posted 4/18/2009 22:29 (#685070 - in reply to #684782)
Subject: RE: Here's how we did it


Prairie Home MO		I just never knew for sure the flow divider was as accurate as they claimed. It is. Also it has caught a knife plug a couple of times. Just lets you keep a little better eye on things. Robert
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