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Summary of Contents for TUCANO 400-300

Page 1: ...Information and Basic Field Settings for TUCANO 400 300...

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Page 3: ...21 24 36 39 40 41 43 Content Introduction Safety Overview Cab Controls Layout Cab Controls CEBIS Service Maintenance Settings Losses EASY Steering Frequent Questions Wet Harvest Recommendations Recom...

Page 4: ...liarisation and settings of CLAAS TUCANO combine harvester This guide does not replace the operator s manual More in depth information is available within the operator s manual Your CLAAS combine is d...

Page 5: ...s manual is an integral part of the machine It addresses the user and contains safety relevant information Only procedures specified in the operator s manual are safe Read and observe the operator s m...

Page 6: ...e Applies to Machine with conventional threshing system 8365 mm C Length with extra long grain tank unloading tube Applies to Machine with APS threshing system 9300 mm C Length with extra long grain t...

Page 7: ...threshing system 8543 mm G Length up to tailgate Applies to Machinewith APS threshing system 8845 mm G Length up to tailgate Applies to Machine with conventional threshing system 8385 mm H Length up t...

Page 8: ...threshing system 15 Grain auger 4 Preconcave 16 Lower returns auger applies to machine with APS 17 Chaff spreader threshing system 18 Straw chopper 5 Threshing drum 19 ACTIVE SPREADER 6 Main concave 2...

Page 9: ...lect rotary switch 5 ESC button 6 Information button 7 Quick access button 8 Front attachment engagement 9 Threshing engagement 10 Front attachment reverser 11 Left hand rape knife switch 12 Front att...

Page 10: ...Cab Controls Layout 10 1 Hazard warning light 2 Road travel safety switch 3 Fold maize picker if fitted 4 Lighting panel 5 Air conditioner 5 4 3 5 4 2 1...

Page 11: ...n 11 No function 12 No function 13 Footbrake indicator light for MONTANA 14 Rubber track tension pressure drop in tracs 15 Turn signal indicator 16 24 V charge light 17 No function 18 Main beam 19 Tra...

Page 12: ...unloading 4 Reel back 13 Swing out the unloading tube 5 AUTOPILOT on 14 Swing in the unloading tube 6 Raise front attachment slow and fast 7 Cutting height control 8 Lower front attachment slow and fa...

Page 13: ...Notes 13...

Page 14: ...control display 2 Engine RPM 9 Drive status 3 Speedometer 10 Message fields 4 Time 11 Coolant temperature 5 Operating hours 12 Fuel pointer urea level 6 Ground speed green bar 7 Ground speed units En...

Page 15: ...3 Cleaning throughout monitor 14 Variable 4 Area counter 15 Message fields 5 Surface output 16 Cutting height pre selection 6 Yield 17 Cutting height control 7 Yield output 18 Variable 8 Harvest displ...

Page 16: ...on the display screen 12 o clock B A Inside the CEBIS display there are two large numbers the top number A shows the desired value and the lower number B shows the actual value 1 6 7 4 3 Using the CE...

Page 17: ...e below Turn the dial to select the required icon to make any adjustments After 2 seconds the HOTKEY dial will disappear from CEBIS and the settings will be displayed in the window shown below To chan...

Page 18: ...tment Bottom sieve adjustment Front attachment speed adjustment if fitted Rotor speed adjustment CEBIS screen brightness adjustment Drum speed adjustment Fan speed adjustment Concave clearance adjustm...

Page 19: ...t VARIO length end snapping plate adjustment Partial working width adjustment LASER PILOT adjustment Hectolitre weight adjustment Flagging function for yield mapping Favourite crop settings Automatic...

Page 20: ...ired menu is highlighted push switch 3 to enter it within any menu turn switch 3 to select the required section and push it to enter it If a value needs to be changed within a menu push the switch 3 t...

Page 21: ...the complete service requirements In CEBIS there is also a quick guide to the service requirements Grease the appropriate grease points as per the operator s manual it is recommended to grease the rot...

Page 22: ...ease consult drives section of the operator s manual 2 Centre to centre guides They work in exactly the same way as the end to end tensioners except the belt is at the correct tension when the tabs ov...

Page 23: ...tighten nut 2 until the gauge meets the end of the spring Lock off nut 4 Pump drive belt tension is done with a gold tube type tensioner Check distance Y is 205mm if it is loose then adjust as follows...

Page 24: ...achine to display accurate information certain parameters need to be learnt either on a daily or seasonal basis Daily zeroing This should be carried out with the machine running with threshing engaged...

Page 25: ...at the start of the season TIP Learn the working position of the cutterbar within CEBIS This may also need to be changed when combining different crops 2 At the start of each crop make sure you have...

Page 26: ...n before the auger to aid the feed into the centre of the cutterbar move the table in or out TIP Make sure that the height of the divider is set so it does not run on the ground Set the height the sam...

Page 27: ...elevator The timing of the retractable fingers can be adjusted for different crops by opening up the guard on the RHS of the cutterbar and adjusting the lever with a spanner Use the top holes for shor...

Page 28: ...There should be a minimum gap of 20mm between the trough and the auger flights TIP Remove the intermediate retractable fingers along the length of the auger leaving just the middle ones TIP In excepti...

Page 29: ...ll that is required is for two hydraulic pipes to be connected to the quick release couplings on the side of the cutterbar TIP Make sure the cutterbar VARIO table is pushed out to the mark on the side...

Page 30: ...tes can be fitted in between the 1st and 2nd concave bars TIP Only engage these plates if it is necessary Try other settings first TIP The threshing segment should only be fitted in hard to thresh cro...

Page 31: ...nly do just enough threshing over threshing causes overloading of the sieves and uses power unnecessarily TIP It is recommended that the drum speed is adjusted by 100rpm at a time The prime objective...

Page 32: ...the top It is important that this is kept clean to allow this to happen effectively A dirty preparation pan will cause a poor sample and reduceoutput TIP Clean the preparation trays daily this will h...

Page 33: ...ndard cleaning on the TUCANO machines there are two other adjustments The wind board The wind throttle Wind board adjustment loosen nut A and adjust Towards the rear of the machine more steeper the an...

Page 34: ...sieve losses High walker losses 1 Increase fan speed 2 Open concave 3 Reduce drum speed 4 Close both sieves 1 Close the lower sieve 2 Increase the drum speed 3 Close the concave 1 Reduce the drum spee...

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Page 36: ...t the reel position or check the knife for damage or wear TIP Fit lifters to lift any laid crop At the rear of the combine Are the losses acceptable Are they coming from the sieves and or walkers TIP...

Page 37: ...t the grains Take into account what the grains look like unthreshed heads etc Now make the corresponding adjustments TIP The easiest way to check for losses is in the swath with the chaff spreader and...

Page 38: ...drum speed 2 Close the concave 1 Increase fan speed 2 Open the concave 3 Close the upper sleeve 1 Open the lower sieve Returns quantity and quality of grains OK Unthreshed heads Threshed grains in the...

Page 39: ...h the crop With the engine running threshing engaged the LEDs on the back of the LASER PILOT should all be in the middle If the LEDs are up to 1 too high 2 too low 3 too far right 4 too far left Toadj...

Page 40: ...e sure that the multifunction lever is in its neutral position and both the footbrake pedals are applied then briefly press the gear rocker switch once to select a gear The machine goes off course whe...

Page 41: ...a wet harvest it is vital that the stone trap be emptied at least daily The worse the conditions the more frequently this should be done Emptying the stone trap Check that the APS concaves are clean T...

Page 42: ...hat either the slides in the tank are too high or there is too much dirt in the system check auger timing Chopping wet straw This adds an extra load to the chopper drive Regularly check the tension of...

Page 43: ...n At the beginning of the season before the combine is used it is advised that the following items are learnt 1 Learn AUTOCONTOURlimits 1 VARIO 2 and reel 3 end stops in the cutterbar section of CEBIS...

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