Hagie 204SP User manual

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2020 204SP
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
493732

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CONTENTS
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Covers Machine Serial Numbers: 1FA204SP**0020001-20500 Part No. 493732
© 2020 Hagie Manufacturing Company. Clarion, Iowa USA Rev. 20A200124
1 – INTRODUCTION
A Word From Hagie Manufacturing Company ...................................................................1-1
About This Manual .............................................................................................................1-1
Safety Messages Used In This Manual .............................................................................1-2
Service and Assistance ......................................................................................................1-2
Product Warranty ...............................................................................................................1-2
Identification .......................................................................................................................1-2
Specifications .....................................................................................................................1-5
2 – SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS
Intended Use ......................................................................................................................2-1
Safety Precautions .............................................................................................................2-1
Seat Belt ............................................................................................................................2-4
Rotating Beacon ................................................................................................................2-5
Emergency Stop ................................................................................................................2-5
Operator Presence Switch (OPS) ......................................................................................2-6
Emergency Exit ..................................................................................................................2-7
Fire Extinguisher ................................................................................................................2-7
Safety Decals .....................................................................................................................2-8
3 – CAB
Seat - Operator ..................................................................................................................3-1
Seat - Operator (Air Suspended) .......................................................................................3-1
Operator’s Station ..............................................................................................................3-2
4 – ENGINE AND DRIVE SYSTEMS
Engine - Starting ................................................................................................................4-1
Engine Monitor ...................................................................................................................4-2
Hydrostatic Drive ................................................................................................................4-5
5 – HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
Hydraulic System ...............................................................................................................5-1
6 – ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
Batteries .............................................................................................................................6-1
Battery Disconnect Switch .................................................................................................6-2
Fuses and Relays ..............................................................................................................6-3
Fuse and Relay Ratings .....................................................................................................6-6
7 – DETASSELING SYSTEMS
Detasseling System Components ......................................................................................7-1
Detasseling System - Operation ........................................................................................7-7
Tasseltrol®/LS System 12™ ..............................................................................................7-8

Tasseltrol Flowchart .........................................................................................................7-18
8 – MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
Service - Fluids ..................................................................................................................8-1
Service - Filters ..................................................................................................................8-8
Service - Lubrication ........................................................................................................8-13
Service - Belts ..................................................................................................................8-15
Service - Bolt Torque .......................................................................................................8-16
Service - Toe-In ...............................................................................................................8-17
Service - Air Springs ........................................................................................................8-19
Service - Miscellaneous ...................................................................................................8-19
Service Intervals ..............................................................................................................8-21
Storage ............................................................................................................................8-23
9 – MISCELLANEOUS
Transporting .......................................................................................................................9-1
Attachments - Assembly and Installation ...........................................................................9-6
Wheel Tread and Row Spacing .......................................................................................9-14
Handrail Extension - Removable .....................................................................................9-16
Troubleshooting ...............................................................................................................9-18

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A WORD FROM HAGIE
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
Congratulations on the purchase of your
204SP Detasseler! We recommend that you
review this operator’s manual and become
familiar with operating procedures and safety
precautions before attempting to operate the
machine.
As with any piece of equipment, certain
operating procedures, service, and
maintenance are required to keep your
detasseler in top running condition. We have
attempted herein to cover all of the
adjustments required to fit varying
conditions. However, there may be times
when special care must be considered.
NOTE: The user is responsible for
inspecting the detasseler and having
parts repaired or replaced when
continued use of the product causes
damage or excessive wear to other
parts.
Hagie Manufacturing Company reserves
the right to make changes in the design and
material of any subsequent machine without
obligation to existing units.
Thank you for choosing a Hagie 204SP
Detasseler and we ensure you of our
continued interest and support in its optimal
performance for you. We are proud to have
you as a customer!
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
This manual will aid you in the proper
operation and service of your machine. It is
the responsibility of the user to read the
operator’s manual and comply with the
correct and safe operating procedures, as
well as maintain the product according to the
service information provided in the
Maintenance and Storage Section elsewhere
in this manual.
Photographs and illustrations used in this
manual are of general nature only. Some of
the equipment and features shown may not
be available on your machine.
Information described in this manual was
correct at the time of printing. Because of
Hagie Manufacturing Company’s continuous
product improvement, certain information
may not be included in this manual. To obtain
the most current operator’s manual for your
machine, please visit www.hagie.com.
Keep this manual in a convenient place for
easy reference. This manual is considered a
permanent fixture of the product. In the event
of resale, this manual must accompany the
machine.
If you do not understand any part of this
manual or require additional information or
service, contact your local John Deere dealer
for assistance.
NOTICE
Any pictures or illustrations contained
within this manual that depict situations
with shields, guards, rails, or lids
removed are for demonstration only.
Keep all shields and safety devices in
place at all times.

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SAFETY MESSAGES USED
IN THIS MANUAL
The following safety messages found
throughout this manual alert you of situations
that could become potentially dangerous to
the operator, service personnel, or
equipment.
NOTE: A “Note” is intended to make special
mention of, or remark on.
SERVICE AND ASSISTANCE
Please contact your local John Deere
dealer for service and assistance.
PRODUCT WARRANTY
Please contact your local John Deere
dealer for further information.
IDENTIFICATION
Each machine is identified by means of a
frame serial number. This serial number
denotes the model, year in which it was built,
and the number of the detasseler.
For further identification, the engine,
hydrostatic pumps, and wheel motors each
have serial numbers, and the planetary
wheel hubs have identification plates that
describe the type of mount and gear ratio.
To ensure prompt, efficient service when
ordering parts or requesting service repairs,
record the serial numbers and identification
numbers in the following spaces provided.
Detasseler
The detasseler serial number is stamped
on the rear right-hand side of machine.
DANGER
The signal word DANGER indicates a
hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious
injury.
WARNING
The signal word WARNING indicates a
hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious
injury.
CAUTION
The signal word CAUTION indicates a
hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in minor or
moderate injury. CAUTION may also be
used to alert against unsafe practices
associated with events which could lead
to personal injury.
NOTICE
The signal word NOTICE indicates
operator awareness which, if not
avoided, may result in personal or
property damage.
NOTICE
Reference to right and left-hand used
throughout this manual refers to the
position when seated in the operator’s
seat facing forward.

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Engine
The engine has an identification plate
located on top of the engine that provides
engine serial number, as well as other
manufacturer information. Refer to your
Parts Manual for specific part number.
Hydrostatic Pumps
The hydrostatic pumps each have an
identification plate mounted on the side of
pump that provides pump serial number, as
well as other manufacturer information. Refer
to your Parts Manual for specific part
numbers.
Wheel Motors
The wheel motors each have an
identification plate mounted on the side of
motor that provides motor serial number, as
well as other manufacturer information. Refer
to your Parts Manual for specific part
numbers.
Detasseler Serial Number
-Typical View
Serial No. _______________________
Engine Identification Plate
-Typical View
Serial No. _______________________
Hydrostatic Pump Identification Plate
-Typical View
_________________________Left
_________________________Right
Front and Left Rear Wheel Motor
Identification Plate
-Typical View
_______________________Left Front
_______________________Right Front
_______________________Left Rear

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Wheel Hubs
The wheel hubs each have an
identification plate mounted on the front of
hub that provides hub serial number, as well
as other manufacturer information, including
gear ratio. Refer to your Parts Manual for
specific part number.
Right Rear Wheel Motor
(w/Sensor) Identification Plate
-Typical View
_______________________Right Rear
Planetary Wheel Hub Identification Plate
-Typical View
_______________________Left Front
_______________________Right Front
_______________________Left Rear
_______________________Right Rear

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SPECIFICATIONS
Detail Description Specification
AOverall Machine Height (cab or canopy) 144” (365.8 cm)
NOTE: Overall machine height with rotating
beacon fully extended = 152”
(386.1 cm)
B Lift Arm Range 66” (167.6 cm)
CAxle Height 27” (68.6 cm)
D Wheel Base 121” (307.3 cm)
EMachine Length (no attachments)
NOTE: Dimension shown include rear weights.
224” (569 cm)
F Diesel Exhaust Height 146” (370.8 cm)
GCenter Clearance 77” (195.6 cm)
H Frame Clearance 83” (210.8 cm)
ILower Leg Clearance (front) 22” (55.9 cm)
J Tire Center to Inside of Lower Leg (front) 12.5” (31.8 cm)
KTread Width (adjustable)* • Cab = 100-120” (254-304.8 cm)
• Canopy = 89-120” (226.1-304.8 cm), w/
canopy open

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* Tread width is measured from center of tire
at ground.
General Information
•Suspension:
Rigid, 4-wheel, Independent Air Suspen-
sion
•Shipping Width:
138” (350.5 cm)
•Approximate Dry Weight:
10,200-13,800 lbs. (4,626-6,259 kg)
NOTE: Weight may vary depending on
available equipment and shipping
options.
NOTICE
Because Hagie Manufacturing
Company offers a variety of options, the
illustrations in this manual may show a
machine equipped other than standard.
Height and weight do not consider
options. Values may vary, depending on
available equipment.

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Description Specification
Engine
Manufacturer Cummins®
Model QSB 4.5
Type In-line, Liquid Cooled
Number of Cylinders 4
Displacement 4.5 Liters (274 c.i.)
Horse Power 160 hp (119 KW)
Fuel Type No. 2 Diesel
Fuel System Filtered, Direct-Injected
Air Cleaner Dry-Type, Single Element
Engine Air Filter Restriction Monitor Filter Minder®
Slow Idle 1000 RPM
Fast Idle 2600-2800 RPM
Hydrostatic Drive
Hydrostatic Pump Danfoss 90-Series
Drive Train All-Time 4-Wheel Drive
Speed Ranges • Low (0-12 mph/0-19 km/h)
• High (0-15 mph/0-24 km/h)
Hydrostatic Wheel Motors Danfoss K-38 w/Sensor
Final Drives Planetary Gear Reduction Hubs
• Lubrication Oil Bath
Brakes (Parking) Multiple Disk, Spring Applied, Hydraulically
Released
Steering System Hydraulic, Priority on Demand
• Control Full-Time Power
• Steering Cylinders Double Acting
• Turning Radius 18 ft./5 m (with 120”/304.8 cm tread)
Auxiliary Hydraulic System
Type Open
Pump Type Tandem Gear
Pressure Setting 2500 PSI (172.4 bar)

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Electrical System
General Electrical System
• Battery Single 12V, Negative Ground
• Alternator 130 AMP, Voltage Regulated
• Starter 12V w/Solenoid
Lights (Cab or Canopy)
Front Cab (4) Halogen Field Lights
Rear Cab (2) Halogen Work Lights
Operator’s Station
Canopy (Standard)
General Operator’s Station • Tilt Steering
• Hazard/Warning Lights
• Turn Signals
•Side Mirrors
Seat • Fore-Aft Adjustment
• Ride Height
• Ride Firmness
Cab (Optional)
General Cab • Tilt Steering
• Hazard/Warning Lights
• Turn Signals
•Side Mirrors
• Windshield Wiper
•Side Mirrors
• Dome Light
• Tinted Glass
Temperature Control Full Range
A/C Charge Type R-134a
Fresh Air Filtration • Charcoal Filter
• Paper Filter
Seat Air Ride
Instruments
Dial Gauge Fuel
Digital Gauges • Speedometer (MPH-km/h)
• Tachometer (RPM)
• Oil Pressure
• Coolant Temperature
• Engine Hours
• Fuel Rate
• Systems Voltage

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Stereo AM/FM/Weather Band w/Dual Speakers
Tires/Rims
Tires 11.2 - 38 (Bias TU)
• Air Pressure (Maximum) 26 PSI (1.8 bar)
• Tire Width 11.3” (28.7 cm)
• Load Capacity (25 mph-40 km/h) 2540 lbs. (1152 kg)
• Overall Diameter 57.4” (145.8 cm)
• Static Load Radius
(suggested, may vary by load)
27.3” (69.3 cm)
• Rolling Circumference 170.8” (433.8 cm)
Rims 38” x 10” (96.5 x 25.4 cm)
Fluid Capacities
Fuel Tanks (2) 40 Gallons (151 L)/each, No. 2 Diesel Fuel
Engine Oil (entire system) 15.9 Quarts (15 L), 15W-40 Diesel Engine Oil
• Engine Oil Pan 13.7 Quarts (13 L)
• Engine Oil Dipstick (L-H mark) 3.2 Quarts (3 L)
Engine Cooling System (w/o cab heater) 5.1 Gallons (19.3 L), Ethylene Glycol
Hydraulic Oil Reservoir 18 Gallons (68 L), Anti-Wear Hydraulic Oil
Wheel Hubs 22 oz. (.7 L)/each, 75W-90 Gear Oil
Detasseling System
Quad Pullers
• Number of Rows Available 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, or 18
• Drive Hydraulic
• Tire Size 4.10/3.50 2-ply
• Tire Pressure 10 PSI (.7 bar)
• Operating Speed • Min Speed = 375 RPM
• Mid Speed = 400 RPM
• Max Speed = 425 RPM
NOTE: It is recommended to set the quad pullers as
close to “mid” speed range as possible.
• Pulling Height • Minimum Range - 32” to 97” (81.3 to 246.4 cm)
• Maximum Range - 40” to 105” (101.6 to 266.7 cm)

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• Weight (per assembly) 86 lbs. (39 kg)
Cutters
• Number of Rows Available 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, or 18
• Drive Hydraulic
• Blade Size 18” (45.7 cm)
• Operating Speed • Min Speed = 2900 RPM
• Mid Speed = 3000 RPM
• Max Speed = 3100 RPM
NOTE: It is recommended to set the cutter heads as
close to “mid” speed range as possible.
• Cutting Height • Minimum Range - 29” to 94” (73.7 to 238.8 cm)
• Maximum Range - 13” to 102” (33 to 259.1 cm)
• Weight (per assembly) 62 lbs. (28 kg)

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INTENDED USE
Most accidents occur as the result of
failure to follow basic and fundamental safety
rules and precautions. Recognizing potential
safety hazards, following correct and safe
operating procedures described in this
manual, and complying with safety warnings
located throughout the machine may reduce
the risk of accidents.
There is no way to completely eliminate
the potential for danger when operating
agricultural equipment. Therefore, you must
study this operator’s manual and understand
how to operate the detasseler controls for
safe operation before using the detasseler,
its attachments, or any detasseling
equipment. Likewise, never let anyone
operate the machine without proper
instruction.
Do not operate the detasseler, its
attachments, or any detasseling equipment
for anything other than their intended uses.
Hagie Manufacturing Company shall not be
liable for any damage, injury, or death
associated with improper use of the
detasseler, its attachments, or any
detasseling equipment.
Do not make any modifications such as,
but not limited to, weldments, add-ons,
adaptations, or changes from the original
design of the detasseler. Such modifications
may become safety hazards to you and
others and will void all warranties.
Replace missing, faded, or damaged
safety signs. Refer to “Safety Decals”
elsewhere in this section for correct sign and
placement.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Do Not Bypass Safety Start
• Start the machine from the operator’s
seat only.
Use Caution While Driving
• Before moving the detasseler, ensure no
persons or obstructions are in the path of
travel.
• Do not drive under trees, bridges, wires,
or other obstructions unless there is
adequate clearance.
• Do not permit passengers to ride on
machine while it is moving. Failure to
comply may result in passenger falling off
of machine and/or obstructing the
operator’s view.
• Never drive near ditches, embankments,
holes, mounds, or other obstacles.
• Never drive on hills too steep for safe
operation.
NOTICE
This machine is designed for and
intended to be used for the removal of
tassels from the tops of corn plants. Use
in any other way or for any other purpose
is considered misuse of this machine.

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• Know and obey all state laws for driving
agricultural equipment on a public
roadway.
• Take caution when entering or exiting a
public roadway.
• Always drive at a reasonable field speed
to suit the conditions.
• Reduce machine speed while turning.
• Come to a complete stop before reversing
direction.
• Pull over to the side of the road before
stopping.
• Use flashing hazard/warning lights when
traveling on public roadways, day or night,
unless prohibited by law.
• Ensure the Slow Moving Vehicle (SMV)
emblem and the Speed Indicator Symbol
(SIS) are in place and visible from the rear
of machine when traveling on public
roadways.
Operate Safely
General Operation Safety
• Do not adjust the factory engine RPM
settings.
• Handle starting fluid with care. Keep it
away from open flames. Store with the
cap on and in a cool place.
• Do not look directly into the light sensing
depth unit light beams, as it emits a low
intensity microwave signal, which may
cause possible eye damage.
• Keep all shields in place.
• Keep clear of all moving parts and keep
others away when operating.
• Do not wear loose fitting clothing that may
be blown or drawn into moving parts.
• Never allow walking personnel in the
same field as the machine.
Tread Width
• Select the widest tread setting to fit
between crop rows.
• Never manually adjust the machine’s
tread width until the wheels have been
properly blocked. Loosen the leg clamp
bolts only enough for the leg to slide on
the frame.
Outriggers
• Ensure the outriggers are in the LOCKED
position during fold procedure.
• Ensure the outriggers are in the FOLDED
and LOCKED position when driving or
transporting the machine.
Remove Paint Before Welding or
Heating
• Avoid toxic fumes and dust. Hazardous
fumes can be generated when paint is
heated by welding, soldering, or using a
torch.
• Do not use chlorinated solvents in areas
where welding will take place.
SMV SIS (mph) SIS (km/h)

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• Perform all work in an area that is well
ventilated to carry toxic fumes and dust
away.
• Dispose of paint and solvents properly.
Avoid Heating Near Pressurized
Lines
• Avoid torching, welding, and soldering
near pressurized hydraulic lines.
Pressurized lines may accidentally burst
when heat goes beyond the immediate
flame area.
Handle Fuel Safely
• Always turn engine off and allow it to cool
before refueling.
• NEVER smoke while refueling.
• Do not fill fuel tanks completely, as fuel
may expand and run over.
• Always clean up spilled fuel with soapy
water.
• Keep a fire extinguisher nearby when
refueling.
Be Prepared
• Be prepared for an emergency. Keep a
fire extinguisher and first aid kit nearby.
• Service the fire extinguisher regularly.
Keep an accurate inventory of supplies in
the first aid kit and dispose of anything
that has expired.
Protect Against Noise
• Operating equipment safely requires the
full attention of the operator. Do not wear
radio or music headphones while
operating the machine.
• Prolonged exposure to loud noise may
result in loss of hearing. Wear suitable
hearing protection.
Battery Acid Accident
Prevention
Avoid serious injury by avoiding battery
acid contact with your body. Battery
electrolyte contains sulfuric acid that is
strong enough to eat holes in clothing and
cause blindness if splashed into eyes.
Make sure to:
• Fill batteries in a well ventilated area.
• Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
when servicing a battery.
• Avoid breathing in the fumes when recharging
with electrolyte.
• Avoid spilling or dripping electrolyte.
• When charging a battery, connect positive cable
to positive terminal and negative cable to
negative terminal. Failure to comply may result
in an explosion and/or personal injury.
If you spill on yourself:
• Flush affected area with cold water and remove
contaminated clothes and shoes immediately.
Continue to flush the area for a minimum of 15
minutes.

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• Call a physician.
• While transporting or waiting for medical
attention, apply compresses of iced water or
immerse affected area in iced water. DO NOT
ALLOW SKIN TISSUE TO FREEZE.
• Do not apply creams or ointments until you have
been seen by a physician.
If acid is swallowed:
• Do NOT induce vomiting.
• Drink large amounts of water.
• Seek medical attention immediately!
• Do not neutralize the acid.
If fumes are inhaled:
• Move the person into fresh air.
• Do not give artificial respiration to a person that
is able to breath on their own.
• Give CPR only if there is no breathing and no
pulse.
• Seek medical attention immediately!
Safe Hydraulic Maintenance
• Always practice personal safety when
performing service or maintenance on the
hydraulic system.
• Use caution when working around
hydraulic fluid under pressure. Escaping
fluid can have sufficient force to penetrate
your skin, possibly resulting in serious
injury. This fluid may also be hot enough
to burn.
• Always lower the load or relieve the
pressure before repairing a hydraulic oil
leak.
Beware of Exhaust Fumes
• Never run the machine in a closed
building. Proper ventilation is required.
Use an exhaust pipe extension to remove
fumes if you must operate in a building.
Also, open doors and windows to bring in
enough outside air into the area.
General Maintenance Safety
• Turn off engine before checking,
adjusting, repairing, lubricating, or
cleaning any part of the machine.
• When servicing the radiator, let the engine
cool before removing pressurized cap.
• Disconnect battery ground cable and turn
the Battery Disconnect Switch OFF
before servicing the electrical system or
welding on the machine.
• When charging the battery, connect the
positive cable to the positive terminal and
the negative cable to the negative
terminal. Failure to comply may result in
an explosion and cause injury.
• Never pressurize suspension air bags
over 100 psi (6.9 bar).
SEAT BELT
For your safety, wear seat belt at all times
when operating the machine.

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Seat Belt Operation
• Grasp the Seat Belt Buckle (located on
the outward side of seat) and extend all
the way across your hips, seated below
your abdomen.
• Insert the buckle tongue into the recepta-
cle assembly (located on the opposite
side of seat) and engage into LOCKED
position.
•To release Seat Belt, press the Release
Button (located on the receptacle end)
and allow belt to retract.
Inspection/Replacement
Inspect seat belt and mounting hardware
yearly. Replace seat belt if anchorage
system, buckle, belt, or retractor shows signs
of damage, including evidence of cuts,
fraying or wear, discoloration, or being
heavily soiled - especially with oil grease or
fuel. Replace only with replacement parts
approved for your machine.
ROTATING BEACON
–If Equipped
The Rotating Beacon (located on the left-
hand side of the operator’s station) is used
for increased visibility to others. The beacon
will illuminate when the Hazard/Warning
Lights Switch is activated.
EMERGENCY STOP
(E-Stop)
The E-Stop Switch (located near the side
console) provides a quick and positive
method for stopping the engine in an
emergency situation.
NOTICE
Do not use the E-Stop Switch for non-
emergency stopping or as a parking
brake.
Rotating Beacon
(Located on the left-hand
side of the operator’s station)
-Typical View

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When the E-Stop Switch is depressed, it
locks in position and removes the ignition
signal to shut down the engine. To reset the
E-Stop Switch, turn the switch in the direction
of the arrows (located on the face of the
button).
OPERATOR PRESENCE
SWITCH (OPS)
The Operator Presence Switch (located
inside the operator’s seat) protects the
operator from exposure to moving parts or
hazards when operating the detasseler
cutter heads and quad pullers.
This safety feature introduces an
electrical interlock that ensures that when the
operator is out of the operator’s seat, the
operation of these functions have stopped.
This is achieved by using the OPS to prevent
the detasseler assemblies from operating if
the operator is not seated in the operator’s
seat for three (3) seconds.
To Reactivate the Cutter Heads and Quad
Pullers:
NOTE: The operator must be seated in the
operator’s seat before reactivating
the detasseling heads.
• Press the Master Detasseler Switch
(located on the side console) in the
DOWN (Off) position.
• Return the engine to idle.
• Press the Master Detasseler Switch in
the UP (On) position for all functions to
resume.
E-Stop Switch
(Located near the side console)
-Typical View
Operator Presence Switch
(Located inside the operator’s seat)
-Typical View
Master Detasseler Switch
(Located on the side console)
-Typical View