John Deere trailed sprayer crabbing on slopes

[TBradbury]

Using a John Deere 952i trailed sprayer at work and whilst it pulls in line on flattish ground or going parallel with the slope direction (it gets calibrated) it has a tendency to pull to one side when crossing slopes running out of the tramline by about 4-6 inches. Any ideas if there is some way to account for this in the computer?

 

[Will 1594]

Put it in manual and steer it yourself uphill

 

[TBradbury]

Put it in manual and steer it yourself uphill

It’s across the hill it crabs

 

[Will 1594]

It’s across the hill it crabs

Steer it up hill then Not rocket science

 

[TBradbury]

Steer it up hill then Not rocket science

What’s the point in replying if your not going to be helpful, that’s obviously what I did, the question I asked was if there is an alternative solution where it (the machine) can compensate

 

[Will 1594]

What’s the point in replying if your not going to be helpful, that’s obviously what I did, the question I asked was if there is an alternative solution where it (the machine) can compensate

Yes get green star on back of sprayer and link implement and tractor together
The most obvious and simplest option is to use any of your skill if you have any and DRIVE it your self , it’s not hard
Sorry but one of those days
KISS. Think what it means

 

[Timbo]

Yes get green star on back of sprayer and link implement and tractor together
The most obvious and simplest option is to use any of your skill if you have any and DRIVE it your self , it’s not hard
Sorry but one of those days
KISS. Think what it means

+ 1 . 2nd dome on sprayer and link. Works really well.

Or else manually set steering off set for the few banked fields.

 

[TBradbury]

Yes get green star on back of sprayer and link implement and tractor together
The most obvious and simplest option is to use any of your skill if you have any and DRIVE it your self , it’s not hard
Sorry but one of those days
KISS. Think what it means

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