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Calculate the track marker length.

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TM

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CMS-I-00001214

6.5.8.1.2 Marking in the tractor track

The hydraulically actuated track markers produce
alternating marks. This mark serves as an reference
to the tractor driver for driving the next bout after
turning at the headland. The length and pitch of the
track markers are adjustable.

The track marker length L

TS

 describes the distance

from the centre of the implement to the contact area
of the track marker disc in the tractor track.

R

S

TR

L

TS

CMS-I-00001216

Unit

Designation

Calculated values

N

Number of seeding

coulters

R

 cm

Row spacing

L

TS

 cm

Track marker length, track

marker marks in the

tractor track

S

TR

 cm

Tractor track width

CMS-T-00001941-C.1

6 | Preparing the machine

Preparing the implement for operation 

MG6149-EN-GB | J.1 | 18.10.2022 | © AMAZONE

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Summary of Contents for Precea 4500-2

Page 1: ...Original operating manual Mounted precision airplanter Precea 4500 2 Precea 4500 2CC Precea 4500 2FCC SmartLearning www amazone de...

Page 2: ...Please enter the identification data of the implement The identification data can be found on the rating plate...

Page 3: ...symbols 28 4 5 3 Description of the warning symbols 28 4 6 Rating plate on the implement 32 4 7 Compressed air fan 32 4 8 Variable telescoping 33 4 9 Grain singling unit 33 4 9 1 Layout and function...

Page 4: ...e fertiliser hopper 66 6 5 5 Preparing the micropellet spreader for operation 71 6 5 6 Determining the setting parameters 76 6 5 7 Adjusting the fan speed 78 6 5 8 Preparing the track marker for opera...

Page 5: ...coulter 200 10 1 4 Adjusting the cutting disc drive on the PreTeC mulch seeding coulter 201 10 1 5 Checking and replacing the closer discs on the PreTeC mulch seeding coulter 202 10 1 6 Checking and r...

Page 6: ...heel drive 231 10 3 4 Lubricating the roller chain on the mechanical metering drive 233 10 3 5 Lubricating the roller chain on the central fertiliser metering drive 234 10 3 6 Lubricating the roller c...

Page 7: ...cates a direct threat with high risk for severe physical injury such as loss of limbs or death WARNING Indicates a possible threat with moderate risk for severe physical injury or death CAUTION Indica...

Page 8: ...cified sequence of the actions must be observed Example 1 Instruction 1 2 Instruction 2 1 1 3 1 Instructions and responses Reactions to instructions are marked with an arrow Example 1 Instruction 1 Re...

Page 9: ...uire a specific sequence are shown as a list with arrows Example Instruction Instruction Instruction 1 1 4 Lists Lists without an essential order are shown as a list with bullets Example Point 1 Point...

Page 10: ...stions for improvement help us to create ever more user friendly operating manuals Please send us your suggestions by post fax or email Fax 49 0 5405 501 234 Postfach 51 AMAZONEN WERKE H Dreyer SE Co...

Page 11: ...l operation of the implement Before starting work also read and observe each section of the operating manual Keep the operating manual in a safe place Keep the operating manual available Hand over the...

Page 12: ...prescribed driving permit 2 1 2 1 2 Qualification levels For working with the machine the following qualification levels are provided Farmer Agricultural helper As a matter of principle the activitie...

Page 13: ...work assignment from the farmer Agricultural helpers can be e g Seasonal workers and labourers Prospective farmers in training Employees of the farmer e g tractor driver Family members of the farmer...

Page 14: ...e to the machine can impede the operational safety of the machine and cause accidents This can result in serious injury or death If you suspect or observe damage secure the tractor and implement Immed...

Page 15: ...erials seed fertiliser crop protection products and cleaning agents Wear suitable clothing Loosely worn clothing increases the risk of getting caught or entangled on rotating parts and getting stuck o...

Page 16: ...uries Before you uncouple the hydraulic hose lines or check for damage depressurise the hydraulic system If you suspect damage on a pressure system have the pressure system checked by a qualified spec...

Page 17: ...cts can be ejected out of or away from the implement If the danger area is not observed it can result in serious personal injury or death Keep people out of the danger area of the implement If people...

Page 18: ...e account of changing driving characteristics he can cause accidents Always ensure that the tractor s steering and braking systems are operating correctly The tractor must provide the required brake l...

Page 19: ...he implement The parked machine can tip over People can be crushed and killed Only park the machine on stable and even ground Before you perform setting or maintenance work make sure that the implemen...

Page 20: ...his can result in serious injury or death Before performing any work on the machine shutdown and secure the machine To immobilise the machine perform the following tasks If necessary secure the machin...

Page 21: ...ould only be performed by a qualified specialist workshop Maintenance work on safety related components should be performed only by a qualified specialist workshop Never perform welding drilling sawin...

Page 22: ...s If you have doubts as to whether a component can be welded ask a qualified specialist workshop Before welding on the implement uncouple the implement from the tractor 2 1 5 3 Operating materials Uns...

Page 23: ...personal injury due to crushing and cutting Only park the implement on stable and level ground Before you depressurise the hydraulic hose lines and disconnect them from the tractor move the implement...

Page 24: ...o that safe stepping and standing is ensured Never climb onto the machine when it is in motion Climb up and down facing the machine When climbing up and down maintain 3 point contact with the access s...

Page 25: ...requirements The personnel requirements are described in the section Personnel qualification The operating manual is part of the implement The implement is solely intended for use in compliance with t...

Page 26: ...or road travel 2 Loading board 3 Filling auger 4 Seeding unit 5 Running gear 6 Fertiliser coulter 7 SmartCenter 8 Shelf compartment for the collapsible bucket and scale 9 Compressed air fan 10 Suction...

Page 27: ...elf compartment for the collapsible bucket and scale 4 Wheel mark eradicator 5 Parking supports 6 3 point mounting frame 7 Frame ballasting 8 Container for implement documents and other tools 9 Track...

Page 28: ...tor 3 Hose cabinet 4 3 point mounting frame 5 Frame ballasting 6 Parking supports 7 Shelf compartment for the collapsible bucket and scale 8 Lighting and identification for road travel 4 Product descr...

Page 29: ...ssed air fan and seeding units On each row there is a seeding unit consisting of a seeding coulter with a grain singling unit and seed hopper The compressed air fan produces the overpressure for the g...

Page 30: ...ling auger Track marker Electronic monitoring and operation Frame ballasting Lighting Micropellet spreader Multi placement tester Running gear in front of or between the seed rows Hydraulic shifted tr...

Page 31: ...2 Electric metering drive 1 Drive guard 2 Electric metering drive 1 2 CMS I 00001938 4 4 3 Transport lock The transport lock 1 prevents the hydraulic telescopic frame parts from extending unintentiona...

Page 32: ...5 Warning symbols 4 5 1 Position of the warning symbols CMS I 00002031 CMS I 00002255 CMS T 00001765 D 1 CMS T 00001766 C 1 4 Product description Warning symbols MG6149 EN GB J 1 18 10 2022 AMAZONE 2...

Page 33: ...CMS I 00003976 CMS I 00003975 4 Product description Warning symbols MG6149 EN GB J 1 18 10 2022 AMAZONE 27...

Page 34: ...I 00000416 4 5 3 Description of the warning symbols MD 078 Risk of crushing fingers or hands As long as the tractor engine or implement motor is running stay away from the danger area If you have to m...

Page 35: ...safe distance from electrical transmission lines especially when folding or unfolding implement parts Please note that the voltage can flash over when the distance is too small CMS I 000692 MD095 Ris...

Page 36: ...MS I 000216 MD 097 Risk of crushing between the tractor and the implement Before you actuate the tractor hydraulic system instruct persons away from the area between the tractor and the implement Actu...

Page 37: ...ydraulic accumulator when it is under pressure Have the pressurised hydraulic accumulator checked and repaired only by a qualified specialist workshop CMS I 00004027 MD 155 Risk of accident and machin...

Page 38: ...from the drive bearings during the initial operating hours A light film of oil is formed after the initial warm up After that grease or oil may no longer emerge The compressed air fan 1 produces over...

Page 39: ...it 4 9 1 Layout and function of the grain singling unit The grain singling unit singles the seed with air overpressure The spread rate determines the required grain spacing The spread rate is set by s...

Page 40: ...gling disc are closed by the hole covering roller 3 The seed is transferred to the feed channel by the air current at the opto sensor 4 The opto sensor monitors the grain singling unit 1 2 3 4 CMS I 0...

Page 41: ...of the furrow for good soil contact The press rollers close the seed furrow 1 Coulter pressure adjustment mechanical or hydraulic 2 Grain singling unit 3 Cutting discs 4 Depth control wheels 5 Catch...

Page 42: ...he catch roller 1 the furrow former 2 represents a central functional unit in the coulter The furrow former shapes the seed furrow The shot channel guides the seed grain into the seed furrow For bette...

Page 43: ...tering unit 6 Loading board 5 6 1 2 3 4 CMS I 00002257 1 Inspection window 2 Spray protection 3 Residual quantity removal 4 Low level sensor 5 Mounting positions for the low level sensor 5 4 1 2 3 CMS...

Page 44: ...t device CMS I 00003934 1 Liquid fertiliser connection 2 Liquid fertiliser outlet CMS I 00002728 4 13 Filling auger The filling auger facilitates the filling procedure for the fertiliser hopper The fi...

Page 45: ...sers Depending on the active substance the spreading material is applied in the seed furrow in the closing seed furrow or on the closed seed furrow Micropellet spreader 1 Micropellet metering unit 2 B...

Page 46: ...icide and micro fertiliser applications CMS I 00003850 PreTeC coulter without closer 1 Application on the soil surface for slug pellet or herbicide applications 2 Application in the seed furrow for in...

Page 47: ...ts 3 Red reflectors 5 Yellow reflector 6 Lateral warning signs CMS I 00001977 NOTE Depending on the national regulations Lighting to the front 1 Warning signs 2 Side marker lights 3 White reflector 4...

Page 48: ...nterior lighting is switched on via the lighting for road travel CMS I 00002219 4 16 Electronic monitoring 4 16 1 Radar sensor On electric drives the radar sensor records the working speed The working...

Page 49: ...the spread rate 1 2 CMS I 00001987 4 16 3 Electronic remote scraper bar adjustment With the electronic remote scraper bar adjustment 1 the scrapers are conveniently adjusted on the control terminal In...

Page 50: ...le CMS I 00005274 4 19 TwinTerminal With the TwinTerminal the following functions can be executed Calibrate the spread rate Emptying the implement Communication with the control terminal Enter the cal...

Page 51: ...ansport height 4 m 4 m Total length Short mounting frame 2 22 m 2 91 m Long mounting frame 2 38 m 3 07 m Working width depending on the row spacing 1 stage telescoping 3600 4800 4500 4800 2 stage tele...

Page 52: ...minimum singling unit speed and the smallest singling disc Drive Speed range Target spacing Electric drive 2 1 min to 55 1 min 3 8 cm to 49 cm Mechanical drive trailing 55 1 min depending on the forwa...

Page 53: ...ad rate is based on a working speed of 15 km h With an electric drive the spread rate can be adjusted via the forward speed Application Application point Maximum spread rate Micro fertiliser Seed belt...

Page 54: ...Twin coulter NOTE The maximum placement depth serves as a reference value The actual value can only be determined during field operation Coulter Load Coulter pressure Tripping force of the overload sa...

Page 55: ...6 m 50 cm 3 m 45 cm 2 7 m 7 Only 6 rows in operation 80 cm 4 8 m 75 cm 4 5 m 70 cm 4 2 m 7 All rows in operation 60 cm 4 2 m 50 cm 3 5 m 5 7 Mounting category 3 point mounting frame Category 2 and Ca...

Page 56: ...ic oil circuits of all standard tractor manufacturers Control units Depending on the implement equipment Pressure free return flow Do not exceed a back pressure of 5 bar 5 10 Noise development data Th...

Page 57: ...Beacon 2 SHELL Retinax A 5 13 Gear oil Manufacturer Gear oil WINTERSHALL Wintal UG22 WTL HM ex factory FUCHS Renolin MR5 VG22 5 14 Chain oil Chain oil Non saponifiable mineral based chain oil accordi...

Page 58: ...or ballast weights TH kg Rear axle load of the operational tractor without mounted implement or ballast weights GV kg Total weight of front mounted implement or front ballast GH kg Permissible total...

Page 59: ...e centre of the rear axle and the centre of the lower link connection d m Centre of gravity distance Distance between the centre of the lower link coupling point and centre of gravity of the rear moun...

Page 60: ...s in the following table IMPORTANT Danger of accident due to implement damage caused by excessive loads Make sure that the calculated loads are smaller or equal to the permissible loads Actual value a...

Page 61: ...3 Mounting category 3 measurements Diameter A 31 7 mm B 36 6 mm A B 1 2 CMS I 00001817 Install the top link pin 1 and lower link step pin 2 of mounting category 3 6 3 Preparing the universal joint sh...

Page 62: ...n the implement equipment connect the front hopper supply 3 to the hose package 4 Depending on the implement equipment connect the metering unit shutoff 4 to the hose package 4 ME1212 A 5 1 2 3 CMS I...

Page 63: ...p pin 2 into the mount from the outside 2 Equip the lower link step pins with ball sleeves 1 3 Secure the lower link step pin with a linch pin 3 2 3 1 CMS I 00001884 6 4 4 Attaching the top link ball...

Page 64: ...aft The drawing sleeve engages CMS I 00003956 6 4 6 Coupling the hydraulic hose lines All hydraulic hoses are equipped with handles The handles have colour markings with a code number or a code letter...

Page 65: ...it with the Comfort hydraulic system The function is actuated either via the implement software or via Comfort Click 1 Designation Function Tractor control unit Green Section Extend Retract Double act...

Page 66: ...s may be faulty When coupling the hydraulic hose lines observe the coloured markings on the hydraulic plugs IMPORTANT Implement damage due to insufficient hydraulic oil return flow Only use DN16 lines...

Page 67: ...US line 1 or the control computer line 2 2 Route the ISOBUS line with sufficient freedom of movement and without chafing or pinching points 1 2 CMS I 00006891 6 4 8 Coupling the power supply 1 Insert...

Page 68: ...s 1 to the same height 2 Couple the lower links 1 from the tractor seat 3 Couple the top link 2 4 Check whether the top link catch hooks 3 and lower link catch hooks 4 are correctly locked 3 4 2 1 CMS...

Page 69: ...otter pin 1 9 Repeat the procedure for the second jack 1 2 CMS I 00002002 6 4 11 Operation without front hopper If the implement should be used without the front hopper install the terminating resisto...

Page 70: ...reached the end position Actuate the pull rope and actuate the green tractor control unit When the implement sections have reached their end position the conveyor hoses to the fertiliser coulters may...

Page 71: ...perating manual Configuring the working position sensor or see control computer operating manual 1 2 3 CMS I 00002608 6 5 3 Filling the seed hopper REQUIREMENTS The implement is coupled to the tractor...

Page 72: ...function screen in the fertiliser hopper are closed Only a closed guard screen and function screen can prevent fertiliser clumps and or foreign objects from entering the fertiliser hopper and cloggin...

Page 73: ...hopper tarpaulin with the pull rope 3 11 Secure the fertiliser hopper tarpaulin with rubber straps 12 To fold the ladder see Operating the loading board with ladder CMS I 00001892 6 5 4 2 Filling the...

Page 74: ...opper 1 CMS I 00007471 3 Actuate and hold the control lever 1 4 Push the filling auger 2 into the desired position 5 Release the control lever The filling auger is locked in the desired position CMS I...

Page 75: ...hute 16 Close the cover tarpaulin of the filling funnel 17 To swivel the filling auger back into the parking position actuate the green 1 tractor control unit until the filling auger has reached the e...

Page 76: ...irectly into the filling funnel 5 Switch on the beige tractor control unit at 32 l min 2 1 CMS I 00001894 6 Slowly switch on the filling auger s drive on the ball valve 1 The fill level in the fertili...

Page 77: ...y and do not stick IMPORTANT Leaks in the hopper cause faulty placement Do no walk on the hopper cover Keep the cover seal and sealing surface clean 1 Open the fastener 2 2 Press the hopper cover 3 do...

Page 78: ...roller 1 Set the sliding shutter 1 to the bottom position CMS I 00002586 2 Insert the unlocking tool 2 into the metering unit cover 1 3 Unlock the metering unit cover on the metering housing 3 4 Open...

Page 79: ...ign the direction of rotation of the desired metering roller with the mark 3 Metering wheel Colour Applicatio ns Spread rate Metering wheel 4 cm Orange Insecticide 5 kg ha to 20 kg ha Metering wheel 3...

Page 80: ...gages 15 Set the sliding shutter to the top position CMS I 00002585 6 5 5 3 Changing the application point PreTeC mulch seeding coulter with closer 1 Application in the closing seed furrow optionally...

Page 81: ...application move the switchover flap 1 to the desired position CMS I 00002580 6 5 5 4 Adjusting the diffuser angle 1 Loosen the bolts 1 2 Move the diffuser 2 to the desired position or If the desired...

Page 82: ...ar Green 20 mm 20 mm to 16 mm 16 mm 16 mm Field bean 55 6 mm Red G H 45 mbar 5 mbar Green 20 mm 20 mm 20 mm 16 mm Maize 220 g 42 4 5 m m Beige E F G 45 mbar 5 mbar Green 16 mm 16 mm 16 mm 16 mm 220 g...

Page 83: ...ch as the grain shape dressing or the addition of talcum affect the correct selection of the singling discs The selection of the singling discs width must be adapted to the respective operating condit...

Page 84: ...e gauge or the control terminal The specified fan pressures are reference values Check the grain placement after driving a short distance Seed Fan pressure mbar Beets rapeseed sorghum or sunflower 35...

Page 85: ...r sunflower 35 mbar 5 mbar Maize soya or field beans 45 mbar 5 mbar WARNING Risk of injury due to parts of the fan being flung out If the fan is operated at excessive speeds fan parts can break and be...

Page 86: ...ng at the headland The length and pitch of the track markers are adjustable The track marker length LTM describes the distance from the centre of the implement to the contact area of the track marker...

Page 87: ...of the track markers are adjustable The track marker length LTS describes the distance from the centre of the implement to the contact area of the track marker disc in the tractor track R STR LTS CMS...

Page 88: ...marker arm 2 into the desired position 4 Lock the track marker arm with the linch pin 5 Release the clamp connection 3 6 To adjust the track marker length move the shaft 4 of the track marker disc 4...

Page 89: ...r control unit once again The track marker is lifted and the shuttle valve activates the opposite track marker 6 Put the yellow tractor control unit in float position The opposite track marker is lowe...

Page 90: ...ck the setting drive for 30 m at working speed and then check the work pattern 1 2 3 CMS I 00000942 6 5 9 2 Adjusting the wheel mark eradicator to the track width REQUIREMENTS The implement is raised...

Page 91: ...various soils Medium pulling force requirement 3 Narrow coulter Deep loosening of light soils Low pulling force requirement CAUTION Risk of injury from sharp edges on the coulters and the bolt heads W...

Page 92: ...al or See ISOBUS operating manual Setting up the speed sensor on the implement 6 5 11 Using the multi placement tester 6 5 11 1 Determining the grain size Determine the grain size of the seed with the...

Page 93: ...e the read off edge of the multi placement tester to remove the earth in layers 3 Expose 11 grains in one row 4 Place the multi placement tester horizontally on the ground 5 Measure 10 grain spacings...

Page 94: ...grain 6 Read the seed placement depth on the scale 2 7 If the desired seed placement depth cannot be set increase the coulter pressure See section Adjusting the coulter pressure 2 1 CMS I 00002010 6...

Page 95: ...equired for folding implement frames 6 The orange filling block is required for use in rapeseed beets or sorghum Remove the bolt 4 7 Install the orange filling block 3 in the mount 2 8 Install the bol...

Page 96: ...rds the seeding housing and stir the seed to ensure optimal filling of the disc Install the desired singling disc 15 Turn the lock beyond the notch 2 The points 1 and 3 are no longer aligned 1 3 2 CMS...

Page 97: ...es 20 Install the desired ejection wheel CMS I 00002072 For singling discs 1 with 1 mm 1 3 mm and 1 6 mm holes a narrow hole covering roller 2 is required 21 Remove the nut 3 22 Remove the wide hole c...

Page 98: ...nger until the desired fill level is adjusted NOTE The factory setting of the sliding shutter is marked with a circular cut out Seed Rapeseed Sorghum Soybean Field bean Maize Sugar beet Sunflower Squa...

Page 99: ...sliding shutter 3 Check the adjustment of the sliding shutter on the field after driving a short distance 1 CMS I 00001916 6 5 12 3 Changing the opto sensor and shot channel NOTE The opto sensor must...

Page 100: ...to sensor and pull it up CMS I 00003815 5 Remove the bolts 1 6 Remove the spacer plate 2 CMS I 00003816 7 Disconnect the plug connection 3 8 Move the opto sensor 1 down 9 Remove the gasket 2 CMS I 000...

Page 101: ...ning the setting parameters 12 Install the desired opto sensor 1 CMS I 00002826 13 Move the opto sensor 1 up 14 Put on the gasket 2 15 Establish the plug connection 3 CMS I 00003817 6 Preparing the ma...

Page 102: ...der the opto sensor CMS I 00003815 21 Install the shot channel with the spring cotter pin 1 22 Couple the ISOBUS line 23 Restart the implement CMS I 00003814 6 5 12 4 Adjusting the scraper mechanicall...

Page 103: ...ent equipment the scrapers 1 are adjusted automatically 1 If the control terminal detects doubles increase the effect on the scraper 2 If the control terminal detects gaps reduce the effect on the scr...

Page 104: ...cally driven grain singling unit 6 5 13 2 1 Adjusting the spread rate NOTE For grain spacing 4 cm there can be multiples or gaps in the holes of the singling disc The working speed has to be reduced t...

Page 105: ...15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 10 k m 15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 13 5 km h 12 6 km h 11 k m 15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 12 2 km h 11 5 km h 12 k m 15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 11 2 km h 10 5 km h 13 k m 15 km h...

Page 106: ...h 6 3 km h 5 2 km h 4 2 km h 3 9 km h 56 k m 6 5 km h 5 8 km h 4 9 km h 3 9 km h 3 6 km h 60 k m 6 1 km h 5 4 km h 4 5 km h 3 6 km h 3 4 km h Singling disc with 80 holes Spread rate Row width 0 45 m...

Page 107: ...h 48 k m 15 km h 14 9 km h 12 5 km h 9 9 km h 9 3 km h 52 k m 15 km h 13 7 km h 11 4 km h 9 1 km h 8 6 km h 56 k m 14 1 km h 12 8 km h 10 7 km h 8 6 km h 7 9 km h 60 k m 13 2 km h 11 9 km h 9 9 km h...

Page 108: ...om the spread rate refer to the AmaScan2 operating manual Entering the target rate or refer to the AmaCheck operating manual Determining the grain spacing 2 Depending on the gear wheel 1 in the leadin...

Page 109: ...he pulses per 100 m during field operation refer to the AmaScan2 operating manual Running in the pulses or refer to the AmaCheck operating manual Running in the pulses When the determined pulses per 1...

Page 110: ...d on the control terminal IZ Pulses per 100 m see table above IE Determined pulses per 100 m 5 Manually calculate the desired grain spacing 6 Read the gear ratio for the manually calculated grain spac...

Page 111: ...to the AmaScan2 operating manual Determining the grain spacing or refer to the AmaCheck operating manual Determining the grain spacing 2 With the desired grain spacing determine the gear ratio for th...

Page 112: ...d grain spacing must be calculated manually Gear wheel IZ Pulses per 100 m Z 24 485 a a a 18 2 a R T Z E R R I I 485 463 17 4 CMS I 00002683 aR Manually calculated grain spacing aT Grain spacing deter...

Page 113: ...ining the gear ratio for the wheel drive CMS I 00002654 3 Remove the cotter pin 5 4 Remove the washer 4 5 Remove the gear wheel 3 6 Remove the cotter pin 1 7 Take the desired gear wheel from the parki...

Page 114: ...ive shaft 19 Install the washer 20 Install the cotter pin CMS I 00002652 21 Actuate the lever 1 The drive chain will be tightened 22 Hold the lever CMS I 00002651 23 Close the cover 1 against the spri...

Page 115: ...e the tension spring 1 from the retaining pin 2 CMS I 00002649 2 Remove the bolts 2 3 Push the cover 1 to the side 4 Swivel up the cover CMS I 00002646 5 Loosen the bolt 1 6 If the parking position ca...

Page 116: ...in the chain 13 Install the gear wheel on the drive shaft 14 Install the clamping ring CMS I 00002657 15 To tighten the drive chain put the tension spring 2 around the retaining pin 3 CMS I 00002650...

Page 117: ...mulch seeding coulter 6 5 14 1 Adjusting the star clearers The star clearers allow the seeding unit to run smoothly on soils with coarse surface structures The star clearers should only move plant res...

Page 118: ...the clod clearers The clod clearers allow the seeding unit to run smoothly on soils with coarse surface structures The clod clearer and the clod clearer tip should only move large clods or stones to t...

Page 119: ...coulter tip to the desired position NOTE Do not position the coulter tip too deep 14 Insert the positioning pin in the adjuster segment 15 Secure the pin with the linch pin 16 To check the setting dr...

Page 120: ...and washers 3 10 Install the cutting disc at the desired height on the bracket 11 Install the nut and washer 12 To check the setting drive for 30 m at working speed and then check the work pattern CM...

Page 121: ...e the coulter pressure control see Configuring the coulter pressure monitoring in the ISOBUS operating manual 5 To increase the seed placement depth move the setting lever towards G or To reduce the s...

Page 122: ...If the hydraulic coulter pressure is set too high the implement will be lifted by the PreTeC coulters 2 To increase the coulter pressure specifically in the tracks See section Adjusting the coulter pr...

Page 123: ...ment for all coulters or Put the coulter pressure in the tracks to the desired position 7 To check the setting drive for 30 m at working speed and check the seed placement depth 1 CMS I 00001923 6 5 1...

Page 124: ...ng intensity Light soils Reduce the working intensity 1 Lift the implement 2 Secure the tractor and implement 3 Unlock the setting lever 1 4 Move the working intensity of the disc closers to the desir...

Page 125: ...een the press rollers can be adjusted NOTE To ensure that the seed is not moved out of the soil 1 the serrated press rollers may not work deeper than the set seed placement depth Operating conditions...

Page 126: ...he set press roller pitch you must also adjust the press roller distance 1 CMS I 00001929 Operating conditions Press roller distance Heavy soils Reduce the press roller distance Light soils Increase t...

Page 127: ...e the bolt and the bolt lock 5 Pull out the furrow former 2 downwards 6 To select the furrow former see Determining the setting parameters 7 Install the desired furrow former 8 Install the bolt and bo...

Page 128: ...at working speed and then check the work pattern 2 3 1 CMS I 00001930 6 5 14 11 Using the coulter raised position 1 Switch over the control lever 1 The locking mechanism 2 folds onto the lower link C...

Page 129: ...over the control lever 1 7 Slowly lift the implement The coulter is lowered into working position CMS I 00002699 6 5 14 12 Adjusting the catch roller scraper IMPORTANT Damage to the depth control whee...

Page 130: ...NOTE The catch roller must be adapted to the respective operating conditions The optimum adjustment can only be determined during field operation 1 Raise the implement 2 Secure the tractor and impleme...

Page 131: ...ser 1 Switch off the fan 2 Release the lock 2 and swivel it downwards 3 To take the calibration buckets out of the parking position on implements with hydraulic fan drive pull out the interlocked cali...

Page 132: ...it Actuate the calibration button 2 for 10 seconds 8 Empty the calibration bucket 9 To calibrate the spread rate for the fertiliser refer to the ISOBUS software operating manual Calibrating the spread...

Page 133: ...h 15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 220 kg ha 15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 260 kg ha 15 km h 15 km h 15 km h 13 5 km h 12 7 km h 300 kg ha 15 km h 15 km h 14 7 km h 11 7 km h 11 km h 340 kg h...

Page 134: ...kg ha 7 1 kg ha 6 7 kg ha 380 kg ha 10 6 kg ha 9 6 kg ha 8 kg ha 6 4 kg ha 6 kg ha 420 kg ha 9 6 kg ha 8 6 kg ha 7 2 kg ha 5 8 kg ha 5 4 kg ha 460 kg ha 8 8 kg ha 7 9 kg ha 6 6 kg ha 5 3 kg ha 4 9 kg...

Page 135: ...the equation above 2 Determine the crank turns from the table above 6 5 17 2 Determining the number of crank turns for special working widths AB Working width in m nR Number of rows RW Row width in cm...

Page 136: ...the desired fertiliser quantity is being metered REQUIREMENTS The fertiliser hopper is at least 1 4 full with fertiliser 1 Switch off the fan 2 Release the lock 2 and swivel it downwards 3 To take th...

Page 137: ...it under the metering unit or To move the calibration buckets into calibration position on implements with mechanical fan drive slide the calibration buckets individually under the metering units fro...

Page 138: ...11 Set the pointer to the setting value 70 12 To fill the fertiliser metering unit turn the operating tool by 5 turns 13 Empty the calibration bucket 14 Turn the operating tool counterclockwise by the...

Page 139: ...rea 40 or 100 D A D D M M M M K 175 4 38 40 CMS I 00002691 18 Multiply the determined weight by the calibration factor 19 The required spread rate is not reached during the first calibration test Usin...

Page 140: ...etermined spread rate 175 kg ha 1 Utilised gearbox position 70 2 Desired spread rate 125 kg ha 3 Gearbox position 50 4 for the desired spread rate CMS I 00002787 1 Align the determined spread rate 1 w...

Page 141: ...d fertiliser The liquid fertiliser metering unit 1 is connected to the tank via the supply hose 3 The liquid fertiliser flows through the hose 2 to the application point and is applied in the soil CMS...

Page 142: ...l min 2 42 l min 2 62 l min 2 8 l min 5 2 15 l mi n 2 63 l min 3 04 l min 3 4 l min 3 72 l min 4 02 l min 4 3 l min 6 3 1 l min 3 8 l min 4 38 l min 4 9 l min 5 37 l min 5 8 l min 6 2 l min 7 3 97 l m...

Page 143: ...t the fertiliser placement depth turn the setting shaft 1 to the desired position 6 Install the pin 7 Install the linch pin 8 Make the same adjustment for all fertiliser coulters CMS I 00003935 6 5 20...

Page 144: ...iliser coulter 1 in the set position Loosen the bolts 2 4 Move the fertiliser coulter to the desired position 5 Hold the fertiliser coulter in the desired position Tighten the bolts 6 Make the same ad...

Page 145: ...The hydraulically actuated frame ballasting 1 is supported on the lower links and transfers the weight from the tractor to the implement frame As a result there is an additional load on the precision...

Page 146: ...lement onto the ground 2 To move the frame ballasting to the desired position actuate the green 1 tractor control unit or actuate the blue 1 tractor control unit 3 To relieve the frame ballasting actu...

Page 147: ...ed position 4 Insert the bolt 1 and tighten it 5 Tighten the bolt 2 CMS I 00002029 CAUTION Risk of tripping due to difficult access For safe access use a platform ladder 6 Fertiliser hopper is filled...

Page 148: ...00002836 3 Climb onto the loading board 2 using the ladder 4 After use swivel the ladder 1 up and put it in the parking position 5 Secure the ladder in the parking position with the cotter pin CMS I 0...

Page 149: ...ter CMS I 00003831 The set the row spacings of 70 cm and 75 cm the coulters in the third and fifth row must be moved towards the fourth coulter 8 Telescope the implement out The second and sixth coult...

Page 150: ...h pin to the desired position between the second and third coulter 18 Move the opposite linch pin to the desired position between the fifth and sixth coulter 19 Telescope the implement out The desired...

Page 151: ...oints between the implement sections and the implement When folding or unfolding the implement sections never reach into the crushing area NOTE Telescopic frames with the short protrusion 1 can be tel...

Page 152: ...the third and fourth coulter 9 Move the linch pin in the slotted link 2 to the desired position between the third and fourth coulter 10 Remove the opposite linch pin between the third and fourth coul...

Page 153: ...h pins 1 must be positioned between the rows 3 Remove the linch pin between the first and second coulter 4 Move the linch pin in the slotted link 2 to the desired position between the first and second...

Page 154: ...g fasten the fertiliser hoses 14 When the implement sections have reached the end position release the pull rope and move the green tractor control unit to the neutral position 6 5 26 Telescoping 7 ro...

Page 155: ...I 00003843 10 Remove the linch pin 1 between the third and fourth coulter 11 Move the linch pin to the desired position between the third and fourth coulter 12 Move the opposite linch pin to the desir...

Page 156: ...estart the implement CMS I 00003830 23 If the fertiliser metering unit was deactivated on the fourth row open the sliding shutter 1 on the fertiliser metering unit of the fourth row CMS I 00003915 6 5...

Page 157: ...the desired position between the fifth and sixth coulter CMS I 00002808 9 Remove the linch pin 1 between the third and fourth coulter 10 Move the linch pin to the desired position between the third an...

Page 158: ...itional coulter pressure can be applied onto the coulters in the track The additional coulter pressure can be set between 10 bar and 50 bar 3 To adjust the additional coulter pressure in the track put...

Page 159: ...e height of the wheel 2 with a suitable aid 4 Remove the bolts 1 5 Move the wheel to the desired position with a suitable aid 6 Install the bolts and tighten them 7 After 5 hours of operation check th...

Page 160: ...the coulters with a crane is described in the following 4 To make the coulter tip slightly towards the front for installation select a longer front load handling device at the front than at the rear...

Page 161: ...I 00005134 14 Install the coulter bracket 15 For telescopic coulters Tighten the bolts 1 to 160 Nm minus 180 or For non telescopic coulters Tighten the bolts to 200 Nm CMS I 00002039 16 To put the de...

Page 162: ...Establishing the hydraulic supply REQUIREMENTS The implement is lifted The fan is switched off The tractor and implement are secured 1 To unfold the implement see Unfolding the implement sections 2 To...

Page 163: ...ectors 5 in the threaded cartridge 11 Remove the sealing caps 1 from the T piece 2 12 Install the hydraulic hoses on the T piece 13 To convert the hydraulic supply of the second line 3 repeat steps 1...

Page 164: ...e that the oil supply in the hydraulic unit is sufficient 21 To vent the coulter pressure system on both sides move the seeding units on both implement sections up and down consecutively with a crane...

Page 165: ...ir supply 3 on the air distributor 5 Install the clamp 4 CMS I 00003916 6 5 29 5 Establishing the air and fertiliser supply on the distributor head 1 To restore the fertiliser flow on implements with...

Page 166: ...E F G H I J G L 4 Connect the connection cable for the setting motors 1 to the wiring harness according to the table 5 Seal the free connection cable with a dust cap after the row conversion 2 1 CMS I...

Page 167: ...ntact force sensor 1 may not be removed The contact force sensor can be recognised by the signal processing 2 CMS I 00003921 Conversion Removing recommendation From 6 to 4 rows Rows 2 and 5 From 12 to...

Page 168: ...oulter wiring harness 1 from the implement wiring harness 2 3 Take the bridge plug 3 out of the sealing kit 4 Connect the bridge plug to the implement wiring harness CMS I 00003830 6 5 30 3 Adjusting...

Page 169: ...cylinder lash the top link 1 and the lower link 3 with a tension belt 2 1 3 CMS I 00005312 ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION Danger due to escaping oil Collect any escaping oil Dispose of oil removal material...

Page 170: ...MS I 00007202 20 To set the coulter pressure to zero refer to the ISOBUS operating manual Adjusting the coulter pressure 21 Switch on the fan at 2000 rpm NOTE Ensure that the oil supply in the hydraul...

Page 171: ...ly on the air distributor 6 Seal the open connection with a cap 3 7 Install the clamp 4 CMS I 00003917 6 5 30 5 Disconnecting the air and fertiliser supply on the distributor head 1 To interrupt the f...

Page 172: ...ing motors for rows 3 to 12 from the wiring harness Row 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Connection A B C D E F G H Dust protection cap A B C D E F Dust protection cap 5 For a conversion from 6 to 4 rows co...

Page 173: ...the air distributor 11 Seal the open connection with a cap 2 12 Install the clamp 1 CMS I 00003918 6 5 30 6 Removing the PreTeC mulch seeding coulter REQUIREMENTS Energy supply disconnected Hydraulic...

Page 174: ...s with the PreTeC transport dolly is described in the following 8 To set the fertiliser coulters to the topmost position see Adjusting the fertiliser placement depth 9 To set the coulter pressure to t...

Page 175: ...lease the tilted coulter from the frame 2 CMS I 00005133 20 To move the remaining coulters to the desired position Loosen the bolts 1 21 Push the coulters into the desired position 22 For telescopic c...

Page 176: ...4500 2 REQUIREMENTS The tractor with implement are standing on a level surface 1 Fold the transport lock 1 into the locked position 1 1 CMS I 00001940 2 Pull out the pins 1 and lock them 3 Push in th...

Page 177: ...arker 2 against the rubber block The transport lock 1 engages 2 1 CMS I 00000956 6 6 2 Lifting the implement REQUIREMENTS The lighting system is clean and in perfect technical condition Track markers...

Page 178: ...t When the implement sections have reached their end position the conveyor hoses to the fertiliser coulters may not sag 4 If the conveyor hoses are sagging fasten the fertiliser hoses 5 When the imple...

Page 179: ...or at low tractor engine speed 5 Drive off with the tractor NOTE To prevent deviations in the distribution along the row avoid strong braking and accelerating The speed of the singling discs is immedi...

Page 180: ...er the seed 2 2 Determine the placement depth 3 3 Cover the seed with fine soil again 4 Check the placement depth in several places in a longitudinal and transverse direction relative to the implement...

Page 181: ...e ISOBUS software operating manual Configuring the tramline control 3 To shift the coulters drive into the upcoming tramline with the implement lifted or If the coulters have not reached the end posit...

Page 182: ...n the inductive sensor Defect on the mechanical drive Adjust the distance between the inductive sensor and pulse wheel to 1 2 mm Press rollers get blocked Clods or stones get jammed between the press...

Page 183: ...uring the working position sensor Speed fluctuations on the hydraulic drive Speed fluctuations occur on the hydraulic drive Contact your specialist workshop The fill level in the singling unit housing...

Page 184: ...en it 3 1 2 CMS I 00004385 Gaps due to insufficient seed in the grain singling unit NOTE Talc in the seed shortens the cleaning interval of the opto sensor Do not use graphite Graphite disturbs the fu...

Page 185: ...ess the shot channel 2 down against the spring element 3 3 Remove the shot channel upwards 4 Clean the shot channel 5 Install the shot channel 6 Secure the shot channel with a spring cotter pin 1 2 1...

Page 186: ...the depth control wheels with closed rim with depth control wheels with open rim 1 175 Nm CMS I 00005302 Clean the depth control wheels or If the predominant operating conditions do not allow for cont...

Page 187: ...ng disc for ease of movement 5 Install the new shear pin 1 CMS I 00002696 Fill level in the singling unit housing is too high The scraper removes excess seed from the singling disc If the brushes of t...

Page 188: ...se the spray protection 1 2 CMS I 00001993 9 2 Emptying the seed hopper through the singling disc REQUIREMENTS The implement is coupled to the tractor The tractor and implement are secured NOTE The pa...

Page 189: ...loaded with a maximum of 12 kg 5 Put the collection bucket 2 under the chute or Hook the collection bucket 2 onto the chute 6 Put the collection bucket 2 under the chute 1 2 CMS I 00001997 7 Release...

Page 190: ...collected park the chute back into the hopper cover 1 CMS I 00001912 10 Position the singling disc 1 on the drive hub 11 Turn the lock 1 beyond the notch 2 The points 3 are no longer aligned 1 3 2 CM...

Page 191: ...to the chute the chute can be loaded with a maximum of 12 kg 3 Put the collection bucket 2 under the chute or Hook the collection bucket 2 onto the chute 2 1 CMS I 00001995 4 Open the locking spring 1...

Page 192: ...libration bucket 2 under the metering unit with the opening facing up 5 Hook on the calibration bucket 1 with the opening facing up and slide it under the metering unit or To move the calibration buck...

Page 193: ...ion press and hold the lock button and push it upwards 13 To move the bottom flap lever into working position press and hold the lock button and push it upwards CMS I 00001932 9 5 Emptying the micrope...

Page 194: ...ing shutter 1 The micropellets are collected in the collapsible bucket CMS I 00002576 6 When the residual quantity has be fully collected move the bottom flap lever 1 back into working position 7 Open...

Page 195: ...2 must be removed from all of the grain singling units 1 2 CMS I 00002023 REQUIREMENTS The implement is coupled to the tractor The tractor and implement are secured 1 Open the locks 1 2 Remove the cov...

Page 196: ...icator REQUIREMENTS The implement is raised The fan is switched off The tractor and implement are secured Depending on the implement equipment the topmost position can differ IMPORTANT Damage to the w...

Page 197: ...osition 5 Secure the wheel mark eradicator with the locking pin 6 Secure the locking pin with the linch pin 1 2 3 CMS I 00000942 9 8 Parking the PreTeC coulter In the P position the lowered depth cont...

Page 198: ...id CMS I 00001998 9 9 Putting down the jacks 1 Pull out the spring cotter pin 1 2 Hold the jack firmly 3 Remove the pin 2 1 2 CMS I 00002002 4 Take the jack 1 out of the parking position 5 Peg the jac...

Page 199: ...3 Depending on the implement equipment disconnect the front hopper supply 3 from the hose package 4 Depending on the implement equipment disconnect the metering unit shutoff 4 from the hose package 4...

Page 200: ...raulic hose lines 1 Secure the tractor and implement 2 Put the control lever on the tractor control unit in float position 3 Disconnect the hydraulic hose lines 1 4 Put the dust caps on the hydraulic...

Page 201: ...nting frame 1 Park the implement on a level surface with solid ground 2 Release the top link 1 3 Uncouple the top link 1 from the implement 4 Release the lower links 2 5 Uncouple the lower links 2 fro...

Page 202: ...69 4 Put the universal joint shaft 1 into the parking position with the rubber strap 2 2 1 CMS I 00001935 9 17 Conserving the drive shaft To ensure that the drive shafts can be smoothly telescoped sea...

Page 203: ...ge 207 Checking the tyre inflation pressure see page 208 Checking the hydraulic hose lines see page 208 at the end of the season Cleaning the distributor head see page 224 daily Checking the top link...

Page 204: ...nths Adjusting the cutting disc drive on the PreTeC mulch seeding coulter see page 201 Checking the wheel mark eradicator coulter see page 225 Every 100 operating hours as required Adjusting the cutti...

Page 205: ...el along with the bracket 1 4 Remove the dust caps 2 NOTE The central bolts have different threads The right central bolt has right hand thread The left central bolt has left hand thread 5 Unscrew and...

Page 206: ...pth control wheel along with the bracket 1 2 Remove the dust caps 2 3 Unscrew and remove the central bolts 3 NOTE The central bolts have different threads The right central bolt has right hand thread...

Page 207: ...l wheel drives the cutting disc through rotation 3 To ensure that the depth control wheel 1 slightly touches the cutting disc 6 adjust the distance of the depth control wheel with the spacer discs 3 a...

Page 208: ...1 with new closer discs 5 Put on and tighten the bolts CMS I 00005666 10 1 6 Checking and replacing the rigid cutting disc on the PreTeC mulch seeding coulter INTERVAL 1 Determine the cutting disc dia...

Page 209: ...e the worn cutting disc 2 6 Unscrew and remove the bolts on the bearing seat 1 7 Replace the worn cutting disc with a new cutting disc 8 Put on and tighten the bolts on the bearing seat 9 Install the...

Page 210: ...nsure that the cutting discs 5 touch slightly remove or add spacer discs 4 as required 4 Install spacer discs that are not required on the opposite side of the cutting disc bearing with the central bo...

Page 211: ...spacer discs 4 5 Replace inner scrapers 5 if worn 6 Install the cutting discs 7 Put on and tighten the central bolt 8 Install the dust caps 1 2 3 4 5 220 Nm CMS I 00002020 10 1 10 Checking the wheel b...

Page 212: ...and the radar sensor does not work properly Check the tightening torque on the radar sensor CMS I 00002600 10 1 12 Checking the frame connection tightening torque INTERVAL After initial operation Ever...

Page 213: ...lts to 200 Nm NOTE The tightening torques must be checked when the coulters are unloaded CMS I 00002039 10 1 14 Checking the running gear connection tightening torque INTERVAL After initial operation...

Page 214: ...ns and lower link pins for cracks or broken areas Permissible wear 2 mm 2 Replace the pins if there is significant wear 10 1 17 Checking the hydraulic hose lines INTERVAL After initial operation Every...

Page 215: ...use imbalance of the fan This can destroy the fan REQUIREMENTS The implement is coupled to the tractor The singling unit housings are open The singling discs are removed 1 Open the water drain 1 on th...

Page 216: ...clogged open the clips 2 3 Loosen the wing nut 1 4 Remove the cover and clean it 5 Install the cover with the wing nut 6 Fasten the suction cage with the clips 1 2 3 CMS I 00002765 10 1 20 Cleaning th...

Page 217: ...and remove them 3 Remove the cover 2 4 Knock out the fertiliser residue from the conveyor tube and collect it 1 2 3 2 1 CMS I 00002026 5 Unscrew and remove the bolts 1 6 Remove the installation flap...

Page 218: ...g the ladder 4 Open the rubber straps 1 5 Open the fertiliser hopper tarpaulin 2 6 Remove residues or foreign objects from the fertiliser hopper CMS I 00001892 7 Insert the unlocking tool 1 into the l...

Page 219: ...ion flap lever to the calibration position press and hold the lock button 1 and push it down 2 17 To move the bottom flap lever to the emptying position press and hold the lock button 3 and push it do...

Page 220: ...1 2 Take the unlocking tool from the threaded cartridge or the parking position on the fertiliser hopper 3 To unlock the metering unit cover insert the unlocking tool 2 into the metering unit cover 4...

Page 221: ...liding shutter 2 on the micropellet hopper 3 Relieve the bottom flap lever 1 CMS I 00002576 4 Insert the unlocking tool 2 into the metering unit cover 1 5 Unlock the metering unit cover on the meterin...

Page 222: ...long with the metering roller out of the metering housing CMS I 00002584 10 Clean the metering housing 11 Actuate the switchover flap 4 several times 12 Actuate the bottom flap lever 1 several times 1...

Page 223: ...tter to the top position 19 Move the bottom flap lever to the working position CMS I 00002585 10 1 25 Adjusting the micropellet metering unit bottom flap INTERVAL Every 100 operating hours or Every 12...

Page 224: ...shortened 1 Open the locks 1 2 Remove the cover 2 3 Clean the inside of the cover with a brush 1 2 CMS I 00001909 4 Release the lock 1 until the points 2 are aligned 1 2 CMS I 00001910 5 remove the si...

Page 225: ...de pin 1 10 Close the locks 2 1 CMS I 00001913 10 1 27 Cleaning the opto sensor INTERVAL Every 50 operating hours or as required 1 Disconnect the ISOBUS connection to the tractor 2 Open the locks 1 3...

Page 226: ...r with dishwashing detergent Loosen contamination with the supplied brush for 1 minute 7 Rinse the opto sensor with clear fresh water 8 Install the singling disc 9 Install the cover 10 To remove stubb...

Page 227: ...e opto sensor and pull it up CMS I 00003815 13 Remove the bolts 1 14 Remove the spacer plate 2 CMS I 00003816 15 Disconnect the plug connection 3 16 Move the opto sensor 1 down 17 Remove the gasket 2...

Page 228: ...s unplugged 18 Remove the opto sensor 1 19 Soak the opto sensor for 1 minute 20 Clean the opto sensor with the supplied brush 21 Rinse the opto sensor with clear fresh water CMS I 00002827 22 Insert t...

Page 229: ...in the funnel 1 29 Swivel the shot channel under the opto sensor CMS I 00003815 30 Install the shot channel with the spring cotter pin 1 31 Establish the ISOBUS connection to the tractor 32 Restart t...

Page 230: ...fely reach the distributor head 2 Loosen the knurled screws 1 3 Remove the cover 2 CMS I 00003957 4 Clean all of the outlets 1 5 Install the cover 6 Tighten the knurled screws CMS I 00003958 CMS T 000...

Page 231: ...l carriers constantly work in the soil horizon Replace the coulter when the wear limit has been reached 1 If the distance 1 between the coulter tip and the tool carrier is less than 15 mm replace the...

Page 232: ...le To ensure that dirt is not pressed into the lubrication points thoroughly clean the grease nipples and the grease gun Only grease the implement with the lubricants listed in the technical data Pres...

Page 233: ...2 1 Overview of lubrication points 1 1 CMS I 00002082 Every 50 operating hours 1 CMS I 00002080 CMS T 00002350 B 1 10 Repairing the machine Lubricating the machine MG6149 EN GB J 1 18 10 2022 AMAZONE...

Page 234: ...the lubricants listed in the technical data Do not let the lubricants drip off of the chain CMS I 00001879 10 3 1 Lubricating the roller chain in the leading wheel drive INTERVAL After the first 10 op...

Page 235: ...inside going out 5 Check chain tensioner 2 for ease of movement CMS I 00003884 6 Install the cover 7 Install the bolts and washers CMS I 00002645 10 Repairing the machine Lubricating the roller chains...

Page 236: ...2 and swivel it up The cover 1 opens automatically CMS I 00002656 2 Lubricate the roller chain 1 from the inside going out 3 Check chain tensioner 2 for ease of movement CMS I 00003885 4 Actuate the l...

Page 237: ...CMS I 00002647 10 3 3 Lubricating the roller chain in the trailing wheel drive INTERVAL After the first 10 operating hours Every 50 operating hours or at the end of the season 1 Remove the bolts 2 2...

Page 238: ...inside going out 4 Check chain tensioner 1 for ease of movement CMS I 00003887 5 Install the cover 6 Install the bolts and washers CMS I 00002720 10 Repairing the machine Lubricating the roller chains...

Page 239: ...he season 1 Remove the bolts 1 2 Remove the cover 2 CMS I 00002724 3 Lubricate the roller chain 1 from the inside going out 4 Check chain tensioner 2 for ease of movement CMS I 00003886 5 Install the...

Page 240: ...the end of the season 1 Remove the bolts 1 2 Remove the cover 2 CMS I 00004157 3 Lubricate the roller chain 1 from the inside going out 4 Check chain tensioner 2 for ease of movement 5 Install the cov...

Page 241: ...end of the season 1 Remove the bolts 1 2 Remove the cover 2 CMS I 00004157 3 Lubricate the roller chain 1 from the inside going out 4 Check chain tensioner 2 for ease of movement 5 Install the cover 6...

Page 242: ...on electrical or electronic components Never aim the cleaning jet of the high pressure cleaner directly on lubrication points bearings rating plates warning signs and stickers Always maintain a minimu...

Page 243: ...r implements with fertiliser hopper the lashing points are in the fertiliser hopper CMS I 00004146 For implements without fertiliser hopper the lashing points are on the swing arms CMS I 00004150 CMS...

Page 244: ...points To determine the required load bearing capacity of the slings observe the specifications in the following table CMS I 00004148 Required load bearing capacity per sling 2000 kg CMS I 00004146 I...

Page 245: ...implement The implement has lashing points for securing the load CMS I 00004145 CMS I 00002006 CMS I 00004150 CMS T 00002196 C 1 11 Loading the implement Lashing the implement MG6149 EN GB J 1 18 10...

Page 246: ...ded 1 Only attach the lifting gear at the marked positions 2 Secure the implement in accordance with the regulations to the transport vehicle CMS I 00000450 11 Loading the implement Lashing the implem...

Page 247: ...0 16 17 mm 49 Nm 69 Nm 83 Nm M10x1 52 Nm 73 Nm 88 Nm M12 18 19 mm 86 Nm 120 Nm 145 Nm M12x1 5 90 Nm 125 Nm 150 Nm M14 22 mm 135 Nm 190 Nm 230 Nm M 14x1 5 150 Nm 210 Nm 250 Nm M16 24 mm 210 Nm 300 Nm 3...

Page 248: ...0 Nm M30x2 1 600 Nm 2 250 Nm 2 700 Nm KA059 A2 70 A4 70 M CMS I 00000065 M Tightening torque M Tightening torque M4 2 4 Nm M14 112 Nm M5 4 9 Nm M16 174 Nm M6 8 4 Nm M18 242 Nm M8 20 4 Nm M20 342 Nm M1...

Page 249: ...ing materials Operating materials serve to ensure operational readiness Operating materials include e g cleaning agents and lubricants such as lubricating oil greases or cleaners T Tractor In this ope...

Page 250: ...trailing wheel drive 105 Electrically driven fertiliser metering 125 Electrically driven grain singling unit 98 Manually calculating the grain spacing 97 Mechanically driven fertiliser metering 129 Re...

Page 251: ...unted hopper 193 Distributor head cleaning 224 Documents 44 E Electrically driven fertiliser metering Determining the maximum fertiliser spread rate 127 Electronic monitoring and operation 42 Eliminat...

Page 252: ...g the implement 171 237 Lighting 41 Loading the implement Lashing the implement 239 Lifting the implement 237 Loads calculation 52 Lower link pin checking 208 Lubricants 51 Lubricating the machine 226...

Page 253: ...ng the hole covering rollers 189 Removing seed rows Adjusting the hydraulic supply 162 Disconnecting the air and fertiliser supply on the distributor head 165 Disconnecting the air and fertiliser supp...

Page 254: ...80 Tractor Calculating the required tractor characteristics 52 Tractor control units locking 172 Tramline control preparing for operation 125 Turning on the headlands 174 TwinTerminal 44 Tyre inflatio...

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