Fitting greenstar to lexion

[cla2170]

Is it a big job/cost a lot to fit starfire 3000 dome & 2600 screen to a lexion 570 and can it be activated with laser pilot button ? Thanks

 

[KB6930]

The boss priced it up for his new combine we ended up leaving the claas gear in it as it was cheaper by the time you got a solsteer and pay claas for the unlock code to use other gps.
Personally I'd just put an electric steering wheel in and use JD stuff

 

[andyinv]

Is it a big job/cost a lot to fit starfire 3000 dome & 2600 screen to a lexion 570 and can it be activated with laser pilot button ? Thanks

Does the 570 have a full PWM steering valve, or just a bangbang from laser pilot itself? AOG will steer a BB but it's a limitation of same that it will be slow. You'll hold a line, but it will be hard to come to one of you're miles off.

I've been looking at a 570 with AOG and we ran into a hiccup in that it doesn't keep pressure up in the system. The 760s do, the 570 has a big red button next to the valve for pressurising, but with AOG we can get round that...

 

[Clive]

Is it a big job/cost a lot to fit starfire 3000 dome & 2600 screen to a lexion 570 and can it be activated with laser pilot button ? Thanks

we had greenstar done on a 600tt a few years ago

might still have the loom somewhere even

 

[Phil P]

I have a Agra gps bridge in my 560 for yield/moistur but use a jd atu for steering. My machine doesn’t have the steering valve/laser so not sure if it will interface with that as well.

 

[Tom8400]

So if you have laser pilot, it has valves, if you then have a dome and screen do you need a wheel or just a loom?

 

[del_boy]

Sell the green start kit and fit agopengps and have some spare change! Think @andyinv has manage to crack the laser pilot valves which I believe are bang bang valves which behave differently to most autosteer valves. No idea whether any other gps systems can use then valves sorry.

 

[andyinv]

Bangbang valves will steer, you need MinPWM at 100 and a decent amount of proportional to get it to turn. But bear in mind these are by definition not PWM and acquiring a line will likely be out of the question if you're way off. They just steer too slow. But the one I did hold a line quite nicely if you get yourself squared up before engaging.