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To start harrowing, always follow terraces or contour line, so that the terrace is

always on the left side of the tractor.

Try to drive the tractor for good performance between CRI
passes. Avoid forming non-harrowed tracks.

IMPORTANT

WORK DIRECTION

GROOVE

Before starting operations with the CRI, thoroughly inspect
it by tightening all bolts, nuts, hose terminals, shafts, and
especially the disc sections.

OBSERVATION

Instruction Manual

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Summary of Contents for CRI

Page 1: ...Drag Type Offset Disc Harrow Remote Control CRI 12 30...

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Page 3: ...s responsible for the custody and maintenance during the period in its possession and also for the assembly retightening lubrication and overhaul During the technical delivery dealer should guide the...

Page 4: ...sc Harrow Remote Control CRI 12 30 BALDAN IMPLEMENTOS AGR COLAS S A CNPJ 52 311 347 0009 06 Insc Est 441 016 953 110 Scan the QR Code on the identification plate of your device and access this Instruc...

Page 5: ...23 Assembling frames to the studs 24 Assembling disc sections on the frames 25 Assembling the wipers 26 Assembling wheel shaft holder 27 Assembling tires 28 Assembling hydraulic cylinder 29 Assemblin...

Page 6: ...Approximatehourlyproduction PartII 46 MAINTENANCE 47 Tire pressure 47 Lubrication 48 Lubrication every 24 working hours 49 Self lubricating bushings 49 Oil bearing 50 Grease bearing 50 Operational Ma...

Page 7: ...nical Assistance and BALDAN company is authorized to carry the respective invoice in the name of the resale Any repair carried out in the product within the dealer warranty deadline will only be autho...

Page 8: ...COLAS S A is not responsible for any damaged caused by accident due to usage transportation or in the improper or incorrect transportation of its implement whether by negligence and or inexperience of...

Page 9: ...and with the seat belt locked There are risks of severe injuries due to tipping when working in sloped terrains Do not over speed Before performing any maintenance in your equipment make sure it is pr...

Page 10: ...king for possible leaks in hoses use a cardboard or wood never use your hands Avoid fluid incision into the skin Do not make adjustments with the CRI in operation When doing any service on the CRI tur...

Page 11: ...ansportation to CRI check for any nearby persons or obstructions Keep the joint area free while the CRI is in operation In closed curves prevent tractor wheels from touching the head ATTENTION ATTENTI...

Page 12: ...and ergonomics in other words the person responsible for operating the CRI is subject to internal and external bodily damage All PPEs Safety Equipment should have certificate of authenticity OBSERVAT...

Page 13: ...ing the tractor to the CRI hitch make sure you have adequate clearance and that there are no people too close always maneuver at idle and be prepared to brake in an emergency Do not make adjustments w...

Page 14: ...nes Before starting maintenance disconnect all CRI drive systems Periodically check all components of the CRI before using it Due to the equipment used and work conditions on field or in maintenance a...

Page 15: ...Stabilizer bar support 7 Stabilizer rod 8 Stabilizer bar 13 4 7 6 5 2 15 14 16 8 3 9 Articulation shaft hub 10 Tire articulation shaft 11 Tires 12 Discs 13 Bearing 14 Hydraulic cylinder 15 Hydraulic h...

Page 16: ...4 1986 5351 173 1439 CRI 16 2196 5925 209 1512 CRI 18 2445 6037 209 1512 CRI 20 2709 6043 209 1512 CRI 22 2958 6159 209 1512 CRI 24 3207 6159 209 1512 CRI 26 3461 6222 209 1512 CRI 28 3715 6278 209 15...

Page 17: ...750x16 Single 20 2550 26 28 2012 2155 118 to 126 750x16 Single 22 2835 26 28 2103 2248 130 to 138 750x16 Single 24 3100 26 28 2209 2359 142 to 151 750x16 Single 26 3350 26 28 2311 2472 154 to 165 750x...

Page 18: ...for this work Before assembling the CRI look for an ideal location where you can easily identify its parts and assembly Do not wear loose clothing as they may get caught into the CRI Use PPE Safety Eq...

Page 19: ...4 tightening with a wrench until the whole set is secured 04 Then fit the disc assembly and tighten the nut 14 by impacts When you are about to reach maximum torque adjust the lock 13 with the convex...

Page 20: ...of disc sections of the CRI 12 14 and 16 discs below CAPTION AB B C BEARING DISC DISC SPOOL SEPARATOR CRI 12 DISCS CRI 16 DISCS CRI 14 DISCS A A A A A A A A A A A B B C B B B B B B B B B C B C B A C C...

Page 21: ...of the CRI 18 20 and 22 discs below CAPTION A B A C BEARING DISC DISC SPOOL SEPARATOR CRI 18 DISCS CRI 20 DISCS A A A A A A A A A A A A A B B B C C B B B B B B B B B B B B B A B B B B C C B C C C C C...

Page 22: ...mblies of disc sections of the CRI 24 and 26 discs below CAPTION A B A C BEARING DISC DISC SPOOL SEPARATOR CRI 24 DISCS CRI 26 DISCS A A A A A B B C C B B B B B B B B B A B A B B B B C C C C C A C Ins...

Page 23: ...e assemblies of disc sections of the CRI 28 and 30 discs CAPTION A B A C BEARING DISC DISC SPOOL SEPARATOR A A A A A A A B B C C C C B B B B B B B B A B B B B B B C C C C CRI 28 DISCS CRI 30 DISCS Ins...

Page 24: ...ce 02 Then install the upright 3 on the front 1 and rear 2 frames by fastening them through the bolts 4 locking lugs 5 plain washers 6 locking washers 7 and nuts 8 8 6 8 6 7 7 5 4 2 3 1 5 4 To lift th...

Page 25: ...the harrow and place the disc section 3 in line and match the drilling of the slabs 4 with the bearings and secure them with screws 5 plain washers 6 and nuts and locknuts 7 02 Then lift the other pa...

Page 26: ...01 Fit the wiper blades 1 into the frames 2 using washers 3 plain washers 4 lock washers 5 and nuts 6 Wipers 1 can be adjusted to approach or distance them from the discs When assembling the cleaners...

Page 27: ...01 Attach the hubs 1 to the wheel hub 2 then secure the hubs 1 to the upright 3 through bolts 4 locking washers 5 nuts and locknuts 6 02 Then attach the wheel shaft 7 to the articulation shaft of the...

Page 28: ...wheel shaft support secure the tires proceeding as follows 01 Attach the tires 1 to the wheel shaft 2 through the bolts 3 and nuts 4 4 1 3 2 2 Check the correct calibration of tires on page 47 ATTENT...

Page 29: ...fix the hydraulic cylinder for this proceed as follows 01 Attach the base of the hydraulic cylinder 1 to the upright 2 through the pin 3 and cotter pin 4 02 Then attach the hydraulic cylinder rod 1 t...

Page 30: ...r pin 10 and fit stop bushing 11 spring 12 stop bushing 13 nut and lock nut 14 04 Finish by attaching the stabilizer bar bracket 15 to the coupling head 16 through bolt 17 washer 18 and nut 19 3 7 6 4...

Page 31: ...01 Attach the base of the stabilizer bar 1 to the articulation shaft of the wheel 2 through the pin 3 flat washer 4 and cotter pin 5 02 Then attach the front stabilizer bar 1 to the stabilizer bar bra...

Page 32: ...his proceed as follows 01 Attach the hose support 1 to the coupling head 2 through the lock nuts 3 02 Then attach the hydraulic hoses 4 to the hydraulic cylinder 5 03 Then secure the hydraulic hoses 4...

Page 33: ...e clean if you are not cleaning them 02 ThenstarttheenginebyloweringtheCRItiresuntilthepin 1 flatwasher 2 andlock 3 arein the A hole 03 Then start the engine by lifting the CRI tire until the shackle...

Page 34: ...IONED IN THE REAR CRI POSITIONED ON THE FRONT If the CRI is positioned in the front or rear proceed as follows 01 Lower the CRI until it is completely on the ground 02 Then loosen the lock 1 flat wash...

Page 35: ...epeat the previous procedures by setting another point on the stabilizer bar 4 5 4 7 If necessary loosen the cotter pin 5 flat washer 6 and pin 7 adjust another point on the base of the stabilizer bar...

Page 36: ...inder 1 ATTENTION After transporting the CRI remove the lock 3 from the hydraulic cylinder 1 releasing the locks 5 and the pins 4 IMPORTANT 1 Before transporting CRI proceed as follows 01 Fully actuat...

Page 37: ...g to the type of soil GROUNDS OF GREATER PENETRATION DIFFICULTY The harrow opening should be increased LIGHT AND LOOSE GROUNDS The harrow opening should be reduced REAR SECTION FRONT SECTION IMPORTANT...

Page 38: ...3 to fill the entire space between the rod coupling and the hydraulic cylinder plunger 3 04 After finishing work with the CRI remove limiting rings 1 hydraulic cylinders 3 from the wheel support and p...

Page 39: ...ly with the tractor s drawing line proceed as follows 01 Remove cotter pins 1 loosen castle nuts 2 plain washers 3 and remove the bolt 4 02 Then move the coupling head 5 on the crossbar 6 making an ad...

Page 40: ...r 8 plates By changing the coupling head 5 to the other holes A and B small lateral displacements of the CRI are obtained The CRI head and the tractor drawbar must be as close to the working direction...

Page 41: ...Always couple to the tractor in low gear and very carefully 03 When using the CRI it is important to check the hitch and transverse leveling system to make sure that the discs will have the same penet...

Page 42: ...In compacted areas where the penetration of the discs is difficult depth can be minimal making work unsatisfactory In these cases applying other more suitable products is recommended 11 During work or...

Page 43: ...ractor Try to drive the tractor for good performance between CRI passes Avoid forming non harrowed tracks IMPORTANT WORK DIRECTION GROOVE Before starting operations with the CRI thoroughly inspect it...

Page 44: ...ther block CONTOUR LINE GROOVE For terrains with contour line it is usual to start with two blocks at a time starting the work with the contour line on the left side of the tractor When you reach the...

Page 45: ...m Average Speed m h Production Factor Approximate Production in Hectare Hour CRI 12 1500 7 000 0 90 0 94 14 1750 7 000 0 90 1 10 16 2000 7 000 0 90 1 26 18 2300 7 000 0 90 1 44 20 2550 7 000 0 90 1 60...

Page 46: ...efers to the calculation of areas to be worked or worked by the CRI If you want to know the time that will be spent to work in an area of known value simply divide the value of this area by the hourly...

Page 47: ...ARD TIRES 600 X 16 6 CANVAS USE 44 LBS POL TIRES 750 X 16 10 CANVAS USE 60 LBS POL TIRES 11 X 15 10 CANVAS USE 44 LBS POL The pressure of the tractor tires should be performed according to the manufac...

Page 48: ...e lubricant quality regarding its efficiency and purity avoiding products contaminated by water dust and other agents Manufacturer Types of grease recommended Petrobr s Lubrax GMA 2 Atlantic Litholine...

Page 49: ...ceed the amount of new grease Introduce an adequate amount ATTENTION CRI FROM 16 TO 30 DISCS When replacing the self lubricating bushings of the hydraulic cylinder rod 1 and the wheel fixing hub 2 als...

Page 50: ...ours of work using 0 270 liters Use transmission oil 90 API GL4 MIL L 2105 SAEJ306 May 81 SAE 80W 90 and 140 Grease bearings must be lubricated every 12 working hours using the grease specified below...

Page 51: ...is not fitting Couplings of different types Change them for males and females of the same type Leakage in hydraulic hose Lack of sealing material on the thread Use sealing tape and retighten carefully...

Page 52: ...need for replacement always demand Baldan original parts 08 Keep the CRI discs always sharp Proper and periodic maintenance are necessary to ensure the long life of CRI IMPORTANT 01 When storing the...

Page 53: ...d clean all harrow components during and at the end of the work season 02 Use neutral products to clean the harrow following the safety and maintenance instructions provided by the manufacturer 03 Alw...

Page 54: ...als as recommended by the manufacturer Do not use any other type of oil to protect the harrow used hydraulic oil burnt oil diesel oil castor oil kerosene etc ATTENTION We recommend the following prote...

Page 55: ...the CRI if you need to lift with a winch it is essential to engage the chains in the 4 A lifting points ATTENTION A B A MAXIMUM LOAD 1000 KG MAXIMUM LOAD 300 kg B A A B A 1 Do not use 2 B points in an...

Page 56: ...ed of work InstructionManual DISC TRIMMED 26 AND 28 FINISHING DISC 26 CRI22 24 26AND28DISCS TIRE 11 X 15 BL 10 CANVAS CRI16TO30DISCS GREASE BEARING WITH GUARD GREASE BEARING WITHOUT GUARD AXIAL BEARIN...

Page 57: ...cture 03 which is on your CRI nameplate The drawings in this Instruction Manual are merely illustrative ATTENTION In case of doubts never operate or handle your equipment without referring to Post Sal...

Page 58: ...t identification of the data below to always have information about the service life of your equipment Owner Dealer Property City State Certificate of Warranty no Implement Serial No Purchase Date Inv...

Page 59: ...InstructionManual...

Page 60: ...call out to Technical Assistance and Baldan company is authorized to carry the respective invoice in the name of the resale Any repair carried in the product within the dealer warranty deadline will o...

Page 61: ...riptions DELIVERY SERVICE The user was informed about the current warranty terms and instructed on the usage maintenance precautions I confirm that the user has been informed about the current warrant...

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Page 63: ...ICE The user was informed about the current warranty terms and instructed on the usage maintenance precautions I confirm that the user has been informed about the current warranty terms and instructed...

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Page 65: ...iptions DELIVERY SERVICE The user was informed about the current warranty terms and instructed on the usage maintenance precautions I confirm that the user has been informed about the current warranty...

Page 66: ...1 74 05 0059 5 AC MAT O ECT DR SP RESPONSE CARD NO STAMPING IS REQUIRED THE STAMP WILL BE PAID BY...

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